The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-11 00:00:00

Cmial of Alexandria and Lake Mariotis, about a
league from the. Town of Alexandria.
1 have the greatest satisfaaion in saying, that the
sondua of the British and Foreign Troopsunder my
Coni:nand is deserving of the highest praise ; their
courage and their discipline have been equally con_
spi:uous.
To all the General Officers I am indebted for
their zeal and intelligence.
fr94l, the Honourable Brigadier-General Hope,
Adjutant-General, and Lieutenant-Colonel Anstru-
ther; Quarter-Master General, -I have received
every testimony of zeal, and the most able assist-
ance in the operations. of the Army ; and to the
other Officers of the General Staff, I feel obliga-

tions. • •
On the Bth, the Arrangements made by Lord
,Keith, were su—ch as 'to enable us to land at once a
Body of Six Thousand Men. •
The Honourable Captain Cochrane, and those
other Captains and Officers of the Royal Navy who
were entrusted with the Disembarkation, not only
of the'Troops, but of the Artillery, Ammunition,
Provisions, and Stores of all kinds, have exerted
themselves in such a manner as to claim the warmest
acknowledgements of the whole Army.
Sir Sidney Smith, and the other Captains and
' Officers of the Navy under his command, who land-
-3e d.with•the Army, have been indefatigable in their
exertions in forwarding the service on which they
arc employed.
- . The Enemy have left a small Garrison in Aboukir
Castle ; it has been necessary to bring up ,a few
pieces of heavy Artillery, and there is reason to be_
lieve that it will speedily surrender.
Majors Mac Kerras and Fletchei of the Royal
,Engineers, who went down in the Penelope Frigate
-.to survey the Coast of Egypt, a short time before
we sailed from Nlarmarice, were unfortunately sur-
prized in a small Boat in Aboukir Bay; the former
was killed, and the latter taken Prisoner.
• Our CoMmunications with the Fleet is at present
kept up by means of the Lake of Aboukir. We
have been fortunate enough to find Water sufficient
for the Supply of the Army ; and we begin to de-
sive some supplies from the Country.
I have the honour to, enclose herewith Returns
of the Killed and Wounded 'in the AniOns of the
and i 3th instant, together with a Return
of the- Artillery taken from the Enemy on those
Days. I have the Honor to be, &c.
RA. ABERCROMBY.
P. S. I have had no means of ascertaining the
Loss of the Enemy, but it must have been con-
siderable.

Rrturn of Killed, Inunied, and Missing of the ArnLi, under the
Conmand of General Sir Ra.'pb Abercron4, K. B. Aboukir,
March 8, iSor.

Brigade of Girard:.
ist Battalion of the Coldstream.-1 Officer, 17 Rank and
File killed ; s Officers, ii Serjeants, t Drummer, 57 Rank
and File wounded; 6 Rank and File missing.
tat Battalion of the 3d Regiment.--s Serjeant, 4 Rank and
File killed ; 2 Serjeants, 33 Rank and File wounded; a
Drummer, 7, Rank and File missing.
First
2,1 Battalion of Royals.—.s Serjeant,• t x Rank and File kill-
ed ; 4 Officers, 3 Serjeants,
.40 Rank and File wounded.
jar Battalion of the s.lth Regiment.-4 Officer, 3 Rank and
; i officer, 2 Serjeants, 1 Druman,r, 4 Batik
and File wounded.
2ri Battalion of the 54th Regiment,---t Ralik and File killed;
1 Officer, s Serjeant, 9 Rank and File wounded.

Rtstrve.
3d Regiment.-0 Rark and File killed; 2 Officers, ' t Ser-
jeant, Rank and Fite wounded ; 1 Rank and File miss-
ing..
'23th Regintent.-5 Rank and Filc killed; t Serjeant,
.33
Rank and File wounded.
42d Ditto. Serjeant, io Rank and File killed ; Officers,
7 S.:l;iaants, ► Druiratier, t.„O Rain` and File wounded.
58th Regiment.-z--T Officer, 9 Rauk and File killed ;
Of-
firers, 4.Sekjeants, 41 Rank and Fil,l wounded; 5 Rank
• and File anistrig,.
abt SAltation a. the 40th Regiment, Flank Company.—a Of-
ficer, 8 Rank ;117(1 File !tilled 2 Officers, a Drummer, 19
• Rank and File wounded.: _
Id Battalion of the 40th Regiment, Flank Company.--a Ser-
' jeant,"6 Rank and File killed; at Rank and tile wounded.
.Corsican Rangers. —4 Rank and File killed; i Officer, z
Serjeants, a Drummer, 21 Rank and File wounded ; a Of-
. feet, a Serjeant, 13 Rank and File missing.
Total.--4 Otikers, 4 Serjeants, 94 Rank and File, killed;
• 26 Officers, 34 Serjeants, •5 Drummers, 450 Rank and
File, wounded; a Officer, a Serjeant, a Drummer, 32
Rank and file missing.
01FJCERS.K1LLED.
-Ensign Warren, of the Coldstream Guards. Major Ogle, of
the 1•8 th Regiment: Hon. Ensign Mead, of the 4oth Flank
Company. Ensign England, of the Ist Battalion, 54th
Regiment. • -

3 Serjeants, -4r Rank and life, wounded. Dillon's-13
Rank and File killed; 3 Officers, to4Serjeants, 5 Drum-
mers, 8o Rank and File, wounded.
R ESE. RV I. d Regiment-2. Rank and File killed; 4 Rank
and File wounded. 28th Regiment4—l Meer 9 Rank and
File, killed;. Officer, Scrjrant, 22 Rank and File,
wounded. 40th Regiment, Flank Company---2 Rank and
File woundixt. 42d Regiment--t Rank and File killed;
3 Officers 12 Railk and File, wounded. 58th Regiment-
-2 Rank and File killed 9 Rank-and File wounded. Cor-
sicans-2 Rank and File killed; i Officer, -8 Rank and
File, wounded.
TOTAL-6 Officers, 6 Sants, 1 Drummer, 143 Rank
and File, at Horses, killed ; 66 Officers, a Quarter-
Master, 61 Scrjeants, 7 Drummers, 946 Rank and
File, 5 Horses, wounded ; t Rank and File missing.

OFFICERS KILLED.
Coldstream Guards—Ensign Jenkinson.
13th Regiment—Captain Chester.
ath Regiment—Captain Jones, Brigade-Major Foster.
23t h Regiment—Captain Godley, Volunteer Laut.
3oth Reginitnt—Ensign T. Rodgers.
soth Regiment—Lieutenant Stewart.

OFFICERS WOUNDED.
26th Light Dragoons— Lieutenant Woodgate.
Coldstream Guards—Captain Beadorf.
Ist Battalion of the 54t11 Regiment—Ensign T. C. Kirby.
zd Battalion of the 54th Regiment—Captains Gibson, Cairns,
• Roberts; Lieutenants B.Stone, G. Mills; Ensign J. Kelly.
Sid Regiment—Lieutenant- Colonel E rskine ; Captains Ram-
say, Macdonald •, Lieutenants Macleod, Doule, M'Donald,
F. Campbell, Clarke, R. Macdonald, Cameron ; Ensign
Wilkie.
Bth Regiment—Major Duke ; Catains M'Murdo,, Fortye ;
Lieutenants Church, O'Brien, Eason.
t3th Regiment—Captain Brown ; Lieutenants Dolphin,
Serle, Copland, Ilandcock, Rich; Ensigns Hewson, An-
drews, O'Maley.
cloth Regiment—Colonel Hill; Lieutenant-Colonel Vigo_
roux ; Captain Eden ; I.i,".uttnauts Tiadelt, Cartwright,
Wright.
79th Regiment Lieutenant-Colonel Macdonall ; Lieute-
nants Sutherland, Stuart,; Volunteer Alexander Cameron.
3oth Regiment—Captain John Douglas; Lieutenant Duncan,
of the z tst Regiment.
44th Regiment—Colonel Tilson ; Lieutenant Brown ; En-
sign Bel wick.
De Rolle's Regiment—Lieutenant-Colonel Baron Durler ;
Major Sonnenburg ; Lieutenant Bachenau.
Dillon's Regiment—Captain Renaud; Lieutenant Montu-
reux ; Ensign Canillac.
zSth It?..giment—Captain Bevan.
42d Regiment Lieutenant - Colonel Dixon ; Captain A.
Campbell ; Lieutenant S. Fraser.
Corsicans--Lieutenant G uslarni.

Royal Artillery—Captain 'l'. Boger; Lieutenant Sturgeo ;
Quarter-Master-Commissary Lane.
Lieutenant O'Brien, of the Bth Regittiwt, since dead of his
wounds.
(Signed) JOHN HOPE, Adjutant-General:.
Maorb 18, 1801.
Lieutenant-Colonel Bryce, of the Coldstream Guards,
wounded and taken prisoner on the evening of the t4th inst.
and since dead of his wounds.

Jottx liopz, Adjutant.Gcneral.
Return of Bra rs and Iron Ordnance captured on the Bth instant, at
and near Abwair, ly tits' Forces under the Command cf His
Excellency Sir Ralpb 44bercromby, K. R. Conswandfr in Chief,
*Egc. &c. fec. -

Brass, in French Measure—r Twentv-six Pounder. t Eight
Pounder. 3 Four Pounders. r Six-inch Howitzer.
Iron—r Nine Pounder. r Six Pounder. _ _

One Ammunition Waggon, and a small quantity of Shells,
Shot, and Musket Ammunition.
(Signed) R. LAWSON, Brigadier-General,
Commanding Royal Artillery.
Four Field Pieces, with a quantity of Ammunition, taken
on the rith.
(Signed) lOHN HOPE, Adjutant-General.

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