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river to Boulac.

On the .15th they marched to attack the Grand
Vizier's Army. His Highness anticipateo their
intention, and made a forward' movement with a
considerable body of Cavalry on the night between
the I sth and 46th. The Armies remained for some
hours in presence of each other, when the Ottoman
Troops attacked at about eight o'clock in the
morinipg,..and after an Adion of seven hours, the
French retitedvhaving lost betvveen three and four
hundred men killed and wounded. They were
nearly the same people who had retreated froth Rha-
rnanich, and were about four thousand, or four thou-
sand five liundred men.

I congratulate your Lordship upon the event of
this very important Anion ; Ihave also much plea-
sure in informing you, that the Mamelukes, undir
the orders of Qsman 13ey, (Successor of Murad
Bey) have joined us to the amount of about fifteen
hundred Cavalry, inferior certainly to none in the.
world. I am sanguine enough to hope that thi
most serious good effeas,will arise from this jun Cl.,
tion, as they have a most intimate knowledge ,ot
the Country, and; the greatest influence amongst
the inhabitants.

I enclOse you the Capitulation of the Fort of
Rhamanich, and- also a Return of the killed and
wounded on the gth of May, which I :rejoice his
been so very inconsiderable. •
• I have the Honour to be, &c.
(6igno)- 5 HELY HIJTCHINSON.
Tq,:be Rizbt HoN, LOrd Hobart,

For: of Rhamanicb, May .10, 1801.

_The Garrison of the'VOrt of Rharnanich will. sur.:
-render to the Ottoman and British Forces -on the
following-cOnditions : .
I. The Officas shallwear their Swords and retain their Ef-
feas. Theb, astwEll,as the Soldiers; shall be Prisoners of
War,-... 's.
11. TEhfiklarrisortAtall :be sent balt to France, and shall
not serve against thing of England, nor against- his Al-
. licui umik,,ekeliirigett conformably to the Cartel between
thd two Nationsf---,%Qranted.
II L. TlieViluiidtd 'are placed under the protediOn,of British.
humanity._
(Signed) LA C ROI X, . Chef Ale Arigado.l.-
CAPITAN•PACHA.
•j.. HELY IIUTCHINSON,. Ma-
.
court titling in Chief..
JAMES • STEVENSON, Captain
Royal Navy..

• May
Rhef:mayryv
, 9, 18a.
.• •
Returnrof the-riga evict Wounded of,the Army under:the
Cain-
ntand of thd Major.:General Hutchinson.
Troth Light Dragoons—r Horse, killed ;-i Serjeant, r Rank
"alit!' Pik, 4 Horses, wounded.
izth Ditto---6 Horses, killed. • ' •
2,6t1t Ditto-,z Horses; killed z Officer, wounded.
Royal .Artillery.-1. Horse, 'killed; z Ofßeers,, 3 Rank and
File, 4 Horse, wounded,.
Royals-'-3 Rank ancl"File, wounded.
.Bth Foot-2 Rank and File, wounded.
58th Poot--1 Rank and File, wounded.
79th Foot—, Officer, ~, Rank and Pilch wOUllaCd.
89th :Foot—r Drummer, 4 Rank and. File, ; Drurn;
mer, ; Rank and File„wounded. • • •
Total—rDrinnmer,4 'Rank and File;:' o Horses,ltilled
. 4 Officers, z Sebeant,l.Drunimer, Rank:and File
• ' 5-Horses, wounded.

- • • Names" of Officers wczended.- •
6th f:iht Drag"eions—Captain King. ' • ,
Royal Atiillety—Lieutenant-Colonel Thompson; Captain
Adye.
79th FOot—Captain Micdouall;
(Signed). JOHN ABERCROMBY,
Adjutant-General. •

P. S. A Letter has just reached me from Lieute-
nant-Colonel Murray, . dated Cossire, the 14th Of
May, informing me of his-arrival with the First
Division:of the
,Bombay Detachment of 'Troops,.
and ,that lae,wss in daily- ezpedation of General
Baird wiAll the, remainder.
01,-, •

Fr6m the LONDON GAZETTE, jul,y 21.

Horse Guards, July_ 2i, iBo i.

. ,
His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief or-
ders all Officers absent from their Regiments in
Great Britain and Ireland, those on the Staff, on
Recruiting duty, and. Sick, excepted, to join their

respeftive corps forthwith, notwithstanding try
leave of absence they may have received.
All Soldiers on furlough are hereby ordered im-
me4iately to join their respeCtive Regiments.
H. CALVERT, Adj. Gen.

Sr. James's, ju(y 79, 180 i.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland,
K. G. has-been pleased-to appoint• die 'Rev. Henry
Stevenson Blackburn, A. B. of St. John's College,
Cambridge, to 13F—one of-His. Royal Highness's
domestic Chaplains. ,:-• , 7'l:l:4'f •

Can n:ix:kw in the Norfolk Militia, signer/1Y tZ. Lph! Vesete-
mug.. •'. = '
' Western Regiment.
•

•
Ensign William Cooper to'be LieUtenant, vice Lieutenant
Redman, resigned. Dated lune 4, 1801. Ensign Abra-
ham Wanty to be, Lieutenant, vice Lieutenant Case, re-
signed. Dated as above. Ensign J obit Williams to be.
Lieutenant, vice Lieutenant Hind, deceased. Dated as
above. John Hicks, Cent. to :be Ensign, vice Ensign
Wanty, promoted. Dated June 27, ISor.

Contnissiont in the St. Alarry-le-Enne Volunteer Associationt,
.tsgned by His Majesf,r. IBC t .
Second Lieutenant Alexander Erskine to be First Lieutenant,'
vice fibbing, promoted. William' Daly.; Genf. to be 'Se-.
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