The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-25 00:00:00

Bickhuss, Andrew Vinburgh, Mervait Richardon, Benito
Rodrigues, Lennard Mason. •
Private-Marines-killed--William.Moore, Patrick Kene&k,
Edward Trippurst, john IVliiiichatatp. '
Oliieers,•ivoundett.:-Mr. John Aire), Master; Mr.
Rudd], Mr.' Ogleun, Mr. -- Aeon, all badly.
Seamen and NIA/fines wounded-- lohn Owens, Peregr::.c
Brighton, John Hutchson, Jain%,!s Elliot, David
Richard Curtis, Thomas Willson, Joseph Williams, Jah;es
Herriott, Thomas Murray,.• john Chadwick, John lii,itcner,
all badly: Thoinis. Hughes, Joseph Statiby, Thou:US
D.icres, William Telly, Thomas Cooper, Lewis.)
Henry Moore, Robert CaSie, Daniel Blanc', lames- Otliew,
John 'MasSon, lames Rees, john cussens, John Owtn,
Williath [ones, Thomas Welay,ilenry Shedley.
- • Recapitulation: ,
Petty °dicer killed.
• 4 Offices wounded.- •
5 Seamen killed. •
33 Seamen and Marines wounded.
4 Marines killed, •
• • , • Marines wounded*.
. Total— za killed, and 33 wounded.-45.
ATLAS.
Seamen killed--John Ross, John Neville, John • Graves,
Bond, John john rown, Nicholas
Bokman. •
~Marine killed. -Samuel Chambers.
Master. wounded— Mr. Wm. Mowbray.-
Boats Wain wounded—Mr. Stephen Spargo.
Seamen wounded—Michael Redman, Joshua Barbou, John
Henley, Thomas M'Bride, Samuel Chubb, Wiihoun Ro-
binson.

Recapitulation.
No Officer killed.
2 Officers wounded.
7 Sestnen
9, Seamen wounded.
a Marine wounded.
Total-8 killed and t t wounded (four of which boed;,-, names
not expressed.)-19:

AC AM EM NON,
Seaman killed.. tames Cavani.gh. •
Soato,vain's Mate wounded—Richard Busto.
Seamen wounded—John Morgan, Alex. M'Farlane, Robzrt
Ilocock, Eman Joseph.
Serjeant of Marines wounded--William Norton.
Corporal of Nlariiies wounded—Roger,Sturgeon.
Private Marines wounded-13. Kellen, Timothy Rielly, fohn
Robertson, Nicholas Cooke, Wm. Cole, I. Haller.
Recapitulation.
Sear an kiiled.
5 Seamen wounded.
8 Marines wounded.
Total t killed and t 3 wounded.-4.

General Abstraa of Killed and Wounded.
Superb-6 killed and 56 wounded.-6z.
Northumberland—ur killed and 79 wounded.—too.
Canopus-8 killed and 22 wounded.-30.
Spencet7-18 killed and 50 wounded.-68.
Donegal—Lz killed and 33 wounded-45.
Atlas--8 killed and r n wounded._-tc9.
Agamemnon--n killed, and 13 wounded.--t 4.
Total-_64 killed and 29.1 wounded.
Grand Total of Lritish Killed and Wounded-338.
I. T. DUCKWORTH.

Superb, of St. Domingue, Feb. 7, 1806.

'As it is impossible for language to convey. an
adequate sense of my feelings to the Honourable
Rear-Admiral Cochrane, for the noble support
rendered' me by the . Northumberland, or to Rear-
Admiral Louis, and the Captains of . the Squa-
dron under my command, for the bravery and judg-
ment displayed in the: service of their King ,and
CoUntry, by effe&ing a complete Vi&ory in as short
a period as our Naval'Annals can produce, I there-
fore can only, with a heart impressed by the highest
sense of' admiration and approbation, beg to offer
to the Honourable Rear-Admiral Cochrane, Rear-
-Admiral-LOuis, the Captains, Officers, and Searnen,
and to the Officers, Non-commissioned Officers; and
Privates of the Royal Narines, my. warmest thanks ;
and I desire that tile Captains will convey these my
sentiments of admiration, and approbation, -with
thanks, in the most gratifying manner, to the Of-
ficers,' Seamen, and Royal Marines; as a prcidf of my
high sense of their services in the Battle of yester.ay.

J. T. DUCKWORTH.
To the Hon. Rear-Admiral Cochrane, Rear-
Admiral Louis, the Captains', Officers,
Seameni Royal Marines.

Superb, to Leeward of the Town of-

SIR,

St....Domingue, Feb. 8, 180.6.

Having, in a letter of abbut two hours since, ac-
quainted•you.of my intentions to fire the Imperial
and Diomede, I have the satisfa&ion now +.') say,
that' Capt. Dunn, who I had employed on that ser-
vice, has rescued all the Prisoners from perishing
through a tremendous sea, and completed the whole
of, the service highly to my satisfaaion and his own
honour, which I am to desire you will state tote
Lords Commigsioners of the Admiralty ; and I am,
Sir, your's, &c.

5.. T. DUCKWORTH.
To William Marsden, &c. &c. &c. Admiralty.
* In the return, whether Seaman orgvlarine wounded, is
not expressed.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 24.—Arrived the Prospero
Bomb from the Downs; Alfred, RosiNsom, and the
Favourite, OR&oxn, from London,- bound to Ja-