The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-07-17 00:00:00

CAPTAIN W.-41A WR IGHT.

T.XTILACT FUOM Tit bIAOILAIS COURIZII4 OF 23d
DIARY. lisio.

"We have more .iiordinar;:pieasure in giving
itobliessi to the following corre,pdodence.
•• In esniiinct o,ierationa of the navy and army,
it must be with the wish of every British heart,
that they should be animater' with one spirie, feel-
ing the force of th- extelleot maxim • that they
are branches of the same profession.'
s• it is therefore peculiarly gratifying to witness
such au example of Ito:mutable emulation between
the gallant Chief• and their companions in arms,
and to record a tribute so generous end as just to
abe virtues n. an excellent officer.

w From these proofs of harmony in the public
enure. sad from the complete success which has
attended the execution of an enterprise of a novel
and eharocter, we entertain a proud con-
Gdence, that shwild their services be hereaDer called
to a more extendr.l field. the coinin.indc,s of the
wepteliticia to the Perwan Sitilph will rank high in
the eunall of their country.
COPY.
" Sfiescat Nob. slit 15eilemlier,
IN ocleeil,le part et the here lately envie( in
she Gelyli et P.-nom Moog shoat to Mere to fiorabay, we
embrace the only °pp , 11,1 V Cylle.(1.1.•11 hay, of
wisp, si•iteg the 30111 tease'". , . of the beuelit
eery. . has derived from the Realm'. and cordial co-opera.
twin ..f `be fllsw al force eerier year comilmed, with the i-
tary is this oreesiee.
" The se:vestal risb.s.t Of tha•• Objeal of the
expedilion which have yet Suer isoilestaltem, we •artribe, in
a overt 'evermore, to the berme./ end geed easkratataling
whah lir,• al all loans subs,sted among um.
" The vitainment of these desirable ends has been effect.
tually.aoil happily prom .ted by your unit trample, soil by
ror jislorsias conciliatory conduct on every occasion,
tt retvest your airtptinsee of a piece of plate of the
vaia...l' three hundred pounds, as a testminny of the bleb
respect and tonsideration with which we terve the honour
to remain. Sir, Your most Ghetto nt
(Sigurd) " snJ very humble servient.i,
• LIONEL SMITH, Lt. Col. Eunedg. the Force.
General Staff:
N. WARREN, di igarle Major.
C. PAGE, Pay-Mr. and Courtly to the krr e
HENRY %Y. SEA LY,
Comity. of Storrs cud Come. slit Artly.
For the Officers of the 47th Flank Companies
H. KELLY, C.ipt.
ELLINOTON, Capt. end Major.
F.ir the (lairds of the CST, :
n. CAttsriN, Maj.4Aiwidc. If M fr.th Regt.
!'or the Office's of the Detathment .
H. W CORY, Li. 2-I!B IY I.
For the Officerb of the
K. t.G.IN, Misrule Rattahoe
Captain Jchu Wainwright, 11. M.
Le andounr, cumeteudiag the aqua-
boa.
" /I M. S. La Chiffoone, %lomat
Roads, ysJ IN-umber, iso9.
" Galt Tt.sitin-1 Moon find woods to express the gra-
tification I leave "seemed hors year very enespeeted and
datierieg litter of yesterday, conveying to we the desire of
all the Officers of that, snap employed in the Guloli of Per-
sia, that I ihineld accept a most splendid preseet as a testi-
mon of their esteem.
" 1 do bat anticipate the satisfaction which the Officers
of the navel force ander my order. will ree••ive, to bad that
then,lesire to pm the mast harowiniour aid,rstandmK
with ilw army has soceeecied inyeelf, accustomed from
my earliest years to consider the truly and navy only as
different branches of the mine proressiosh ham. eoeu from
public motive., so well as private inetinatiow, endeavoured to
mime, the moat featernal unanimity betimes the two corps.
It is this happy anion which Swam the bulwark of our
constry.
" Thee alocumissis you bare been pleas, d to psis on my
individsal coedect I tetra I do not nwrut, hut the hea-t.
seated pleasure which this nisuifesistlon of your 'prod will
end good °Memo has caused, will always slisnolaie lop ex-
ertions to deserve the honour of their euntiedatier.
" I remain, with seatiesent, of the Wheel totem and
Your most obedient •

sad very humble *errant.
(Sigma) J. WAINWRIGHT. toptatie.
" To Laren -Col. Lionel
time br,— sod

commandcept s belied*, ".
the whole ad the OSeors sof the
NA tad Officers commuted's(
Cuepe and Detachments rodeo
lie orders.

•s 011 a former occasion. when we published the
first operations of this force, we inadvertently failed
to mention Captain Wainwright in terms doe to
his rank and his menu, but we have the consola-
tion of thinking that our omission has been amply
suppli..d by this noble testimony from that portion
of the army nu.ier the command of Colonel Smith,
with which lie has had the happiness of co-operat-
tug."

It was temirkeil, that nn Sir 'Waco? CA ring's
bowling his II eg at Plymouth:, the tom il wilote
woe out ired, sod it is grid it is. forbidden; the
clouds, hneerer. by 4 famona Mute of thinider
soul I,ghtning„ hisi'eal the hoisting over sg in of
the 1144 of a brave Officer, who, in July 1605.
with 15 lull of the liar, beat 3i said of French rod
Mominish W....A.46440v ',him wail copiloted ten of
them, *loth .oceitio,,, ordinary the h.trhour
vivre.