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27th Dia5..6..1 rank and Me, and 3 hones, wounded ; 11 heries,
9th llitto.—.4 horse, killed; 2 hireirt, sueunded; 5 hnrse,
iniaiing.
Hum artillery —1 Bildar, 4 Lasears, 1 Syce, wounded; 12

linraes, miring.
ht 741:itiveCavalre.-1 horse killed; 3 horses, wounded.
4,1% Onto-1 rank and file, wounded.
bth llnte, Lage.tr„ and 9 hor,e4, kilted t I Ilavilitar, 2 tank
and 61r, 1 Syee, and 4 bares. %roundel; 3 horse:, ini.sine,
Total Havildar, 19 rank and air, t land.ir, 9 La*,:ara,
Syees, 79 horses.
J. GF.R.IRD, Aitttraui-General.
by Command of Excelteney Must Noble
Goreinor-Cen,-iral in Conned.
J. LUNISDE,N, Chief See. to Goy.

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S G.IZETTE.

miralty, °ice, April 27, 1805.
Copy of a Letter from the Right Honourable Lord Keith,
K 13 Adniiral of the Blue, &c. to William Marsden, Esq
dated on board His Majesty's ship Monarch, off Rainigne,
25th April, 1604.
SIR—You will be pleased to acquaint their Lordships, that
I understand that Seven Dutch Schuyts, pit of a con oy
pairing towards Boulogne form the Eastward, were yesterday
eat off by some of the Boulogne squadron ; the particulars of
which, however, lure not yet reached rue : hut I enclose a
oopy of a letter front Lieuten rot Shirley, of the Gallant gun
brig, to Vice Admiral Holloway, reporting the particulars of
the discovery ant tint attack upon this convoy.
I have the honour to be, drc. KEITH.
Hu Majesty's Gun Vessel Gallant, Downs,
SIR, 14th April, 11405. •
I have the honour to state to you, for thatoformation.of the
Cominandcrin Chief, while sailing guard off Amlleterise this
dap, six .11. es. Rear Admiral Douglas made the Watchful'
andOallaneralgistaleso chase N.E. on which bearing I discovered
a number of *Ammo y's Schuyts under Dutch colours, endeay.
Touring to round Cape Gristles, from the. Eastward I made
all possible sail, in company with the Watchful Gun Brig,
gremlin well in to cot them off. About erglit o'clock I
closed w with the enemy, and commenced a well.direffed fire
t with noted and rape, which threw thorn into great con Nis on ;
but, llobotioratcly, having received four shot between wind
and, water from heavy batteries, I was obliged to haul to the
wind on Vie starboard tack in order to sto,. the leak., which I
were ig•'“,ive7, very fan. Under these circumstances I was pre-
ventee: from capturing the chief part of thi: f 1 gine. One of
them, I perceived, struck to the Watchful; and I have the SA.
tislifiron of additig, that the inner shore squ ulron was in pur-
suit of the reinatuder. I airs happy to say the Gallant has not
amaii hurt, Although she was engaged within musket shot of
lorteries Ir. nearly an hour. The officers find crew under my
command conducted themselves with ;neat bravery. Mr.
Derby, any Sub-Lieuteriant,l -beg leave to recommend
strongly to nod Lords Conintissioners of the Admiralty fur his
meritorious conduct in attending so well to my orders.
I have the honour to he. .the.
(Signed) THU. SHIRLEY.
Vice Admiral Holloway, dtc.
Cops of another Letter front Admital Lord Keith, to William
Marsden, Esq. dated Monarch, off Ramsgate, 25,k Ap.il,

1605.
SIR-1 transmit, for their Lordship? informatino, copies
of a letter from Captain Honyman, of fits Majestz's ihi,i the
Leda, to Rear-Adm. Douglas, and of the list to which it refers,
re,eeting the capture of sesen vessels of the enemy's flotilla,
part of a division yostraday attacked on their plugs from the
EAstwar,6 towards Boulogne.
I have the honour to be, &c.
SIR, I.eda, off Boulogne, April 24, 1505.
I have the honour of informing you. about sex o'c'ock this
morning, twenty-six a( the enemy's vessels were discovered
coming MAMA Cate GC 3111• Z : 1 itimicdiandy made the signal
for the detached squadron to get under welh, which
commies( of the vessels named iu the niar,on*,
and
Mace great pleasure an acquainting you, the', after en-
Racism therm about twd hours, we succeeded in cutting off
seven %churls, a hat of which I enclose. lam happy to ac-
quaint you, there was only Olin slightly wounded on board the
Archer, and that bath officers and men who were eieployed on
this service, perforated it to my satisfaction.
Thetiolla,t haying received some datunte its her hull, bore
up for the Downes, which prevented my riling her report.
I am, die. ;Signed) ROB lIONYMAN.
Rear Admiral Douglas, !cc.
A report of the capture of the enemy's flotilla off Cape
Grunts, April 24, Ifilus.
Sehityr, No. 52, Lord', Suh-Lieutenant of Infantry, Corn-
niaoder, of three twenty-four pounders and small arms, 25
tons buniten, from Dunkirk, b mild to Atublete. se, and
haul 111 soldiers, 15 wands, 1 cauncinier, and I pilot on
board
Schur, No. 45, A. Joron, of 51st Infantry, Commander, of
two six you .den, one tiraily.tour pounder, and I brass how-
itzer, S 6 tons burtnen, lon Dunkirk, stud to Anthleteuse,
and had 21 soldiers and 4 seamen on board.
Schuyt, No. Lorna, Lieutenant of Met Infantry, com-
mander, of two six pounders and one twenty-four pounder.
0 toils burthen, from Dunkirk, bound to Ainhleteire, and
had Id soldiers, seamen, 1 cannonier. and 1 pilot on
board.
Schuyt, No. 45, Linter, Sub Lieutenant of 51st Infantry,
Commander, of one twenty-four pounder, one mese
pounder, and one six poimilar, US tons burthen, from Dun-
kirk, bound to Ambler:use, and had 20 soldiers, S seamen,
and I camomile, on board
Schuyt, No. 3, Mr. Calder, Sea. Commander, left her before
taken poao,sion of, frion Dunkirk, bound to Ambleteuse,
and had 4 .1t211,1411 and I pilot on board.
Schuyt, No. 54, 11ragur, Sub Lieutenant of 51st Infantry,
Cominander, of one twenty-four pounder aid two sit pound-
ers, 25 tons burthen, frees Dunkirk, bound to Ambleteuse,
and load 2U soldiers, 5 seamen, and 1 eannunier on board.

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John Botcher and Jolla Frith, of
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Shoreditch, in the county of Middlesex, hutches, April 18,
190.1:
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Miriam Hutchings, Richard Rose, and lhoma. Prat, of W-
iwi,- in the county of Enna, weavers aid small wale maim-
factureri, Decenaber 3, 1804.
John TRlleginflon, Jelin Manley, and Riehard Acker+, of
Liverpool, merchants, April 18, 1905.
Thomas Gam and J. H. (;tone, of Bethnal there mot at
Hackney, surgeon', apothecaries, and med.r.ll.!wlvtl, April
24, 1805.
Samuel Brown and Robert Webster, of Knatesborerigh, in
the county of York, inenhants, April 18, 1805.
James A:Merton, late of Chorley, in the county palatine of
I.biricaster, but now of Adlinutori, in the bald comity, and
William Fawley, spindle maker, of entitle', aforesaid, April
24, 1805.
Lss,t Jones mild Thomas I.nriguesille Junco, of t)swestry,
in the coui.ty of Salop, attorneys and money scriveners, April
20, 1895.
Thomas Warburton and George Tumry, rsf Betlinall•green,
In the C01110:7 of Middles**, March 25, 18( 5.

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21eniatoin Runts, farmer!! of tfounerlitell, but sine of Lon-
don Wall, tor the city of !Amnion, pawnbroker, insurer, dea-
ler and chairman, to surrender AtadiSO, May IV, and June
8, at twelve, at Gullies Attorneys, Messrs. Wedeson,
Barlow, awl Gnrsveoor, Austin Triers.
James Resloath, late of Deptfonl Ilrido, in the county
of
K mt, upholder, dealer and eliapouti (but wow I poi one! In
'the Lintel Bench Priam), to surrender April 30, May 11, and
June 0, at ton, at Guildhall, Londe*. Atiornem Me”ra.
Maddock .ind Stevenson, Lincoln's Inn New siiasre' London.
Pancit Hurts, sod Thorn.is flurry, of Ifeerdoo pork, in the
wish of We're lend, in the cnunLy of Nor thoinbetland,
ship-
builders,dralers ar.d chairmen, to surrender ht.y 20, 2, and
June 11, at eleven, at the house of Mn,l Atkinson. the
Shakespeare Tavern, Newcastle upon Tyne. Attorneys,
Malice Clayton and Brumell, and bar. Walters, Newcastle-
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