The Sun.
London, England, 1809-08-21 00:00:00

ADDITIONAL ARTICLES:

Art. I. .The , Undetsigiled Commissioners have
agreed that all ordnance, military, and naval stores
.of every description, as well aS all maps, charts, plane
and military memoirs, &c. and all public property
whatsoever, shall be made over with inventories
thereof to such.Comtnissioners as shall be appointed
by the Generals commanding the British and French
forces conjointly to deliver and receive the same.
Art. 11. It is likewise agreed ,that as Soon as the
ratification of the present Capitulation shall be ex-
.changed, the gates of the town and the slitic-s shall
be occupied by detachments:of the British army, and
the French troops shall evacuate the fortress at noon
On the 17th

Art. 111. It is further.agreed that this Capituli-
tion shall be ratified by the G:tterals cohunanding in
Chief the Brirish and French Armies ; and that the
Ratifications
.shall be exchanged at .the French ad-
vanced posts on the Middlehurgh road, at 12 o'clock
this night; in default of which, the present Capitu-
lat;on and Suspension of. Arius to-be considered as
null and void.

Given under our, bands at Flushing, this -fifteenth
day of Augug, ist)g.
(Signed) G. COCKBURN, Cat)tain, H.llr:S.
Belleisle commanding the Bri.
tish Flotilla.
Roe. LONG, Colonel, Adjutant.
General.

(Signed), F. MONTqNNETiCapitaine D'Ar-
,
P.. Capitatne Coma
. manoant du Genie.
Approved and ratified by us,
(Signed) _CHATHAM, Lieutenant -General
Commanding the:Forces.
• f :STRACHAN, kepi' Admiral,
Commanding the Naval_ Forces.
Examined and-ratified,
. (Signed) , MONNET, General de Divisidn.
(A. true Copy.) ,
(Signed) T. CAREY, Lieutenant-Colonel„
MilitaiySecretaq. '

Arriount of the Garrison which surrendered at Flushing, on
the 15th August' 18094 under the Command of Monneti
General of Division.,
16 Officers of the Staff:~', • • ‘,
rot Officers.
3773 Non-commissioned Officers and soldiers.
44 Sick and wounded. .
• - Total-43.79.

Return of Prisoners and Deserters from the 30th iuly do
August the 15th, 1809,. taken in the Island of Walcheren.
I Colonel.
Lieutenant:Colonel.
is Captains..
27 Lieutenmts.,
I Staff:
sI Serjeants.
13 Drummers.
1700 Rank and file.

" 41;

Return of the Rank and Names of Officers, and of the '
Number of Nan -comaiisSiciried Officers, and Rank and
File 'lined,
.wounded,.."and. missing, from the' Bth fri.
stain to the Surrei'der of. Eit!sioiogo on the Morning of the.
,sth inclusive. I:lead-winners, 41,1iddleburgh, August to, .
,• • - • .
lkeyal Artillery-6 rank and tile killed;, a Officer, to rack
and file wounded.
Royal. Engineers—l rank and file killed ;•z Officers wounded.
3d Batt. •Ist Foot— i•O Ulcer Wounded.' • •
2d Foot— t rank and tile killed; t Officer, 4 rank ar:d file
wounded.
. ,
sth Foot— OffiKer,','-'2lrank and file killed; t drummer -it , -
' rank and ills xoiounded
14th Pooi- - t rink and ail, killed ; t Officer, 4 rank and file
wounded. •
26111 e oot-- a Serjeant wounded. -• .
I'o r--1 ,Serjeant killed‘.• •
3brii l'uot-zi rank and tile killed.; a Officer, 2 Serjeants, 7
rank and tile wounded; t rank and file missing. •
59111, Foot-2 rank and file killed; 1 Serjeant, 2 rank and
file wounded.'
63d Foot --2: rank and tile wounded.. .
64tii Foot-3 rank and file killed; z Officers, a Scrjeant, t;
rank and tile wounded.
71st Moot —t Officer,. -t rank and file killed; 2 Officers, 7
rank and file wounded.
76th Foot -2 rank and tile killed.
77th Foot--1 OfiKer wounded.
81st Foot„---,, a ..Drummer ; 2 Officers wounded.
tth FoOt7:.z rank tiit.liuswounded. • •
foot---1 lank and tile killed ; a.Offtoer, 8 rank and file
vvotindc:L.
:st Lig!a Battalion King's German Legion-7 rapk and file
• wOunded. • . • , • •
zd Light Battalion king's German Legion—l Officer, 3 rank
and tile killed ; t drummer, to rank and file wounded.
Total 3 Officers, t Serjeant, 1 drunimer, z 6 rink and file
killed ; r 5 Officers, 5 Serjeants, z tirtiminers, 83 ,
rark•and tile wounded ; I:rank and file missing.
. Names Of Officers killed and wounded.
• Killed.

sth Foot—Captain Talbot:
7ist f oot -- Ensign D. Sim:lair.
2d Light Batt. King's German Legion. Lieut. Sprecket.

Wounded.
Royal Artillerr,ll..i.eilt.` George Brown; slightly. •
Royal lingineprsTrguionerl'yers, slightly ; Captain Pasley,
dangerously •
•
3.11 Batt. Ist Foot--=Lieutenant A..W..M`Kenzie, slightly.
ad Foot—Lieutenant Clutterbuck, slightly.
,4th Foot—Ensign C. Harrald, dangerouslY ; Wounded, Au-
gust 9, since dead.
36th Foot—Major M'Kenzie, dangerously.
6ith Foot—Capt. Soden; slightly i Lieut. Smith, slightly.
71st Foot-..Captain.-SpOttiswocicte, slightly; Lieutenant D,
WiDonald,-dal4;ero,usky.,-, ..• •
77th Brdwii, dangerously. •
apt. Taylor, slightly : Assistant-Surgeon Chit_
let, danAerously.
95th Do.;-- Lieutenant Manners, sbghtly; wounded 3d Au.
gust, not reported in. time to be included in the preceding
Returns.

ROBBRT LONG, Col.Adj.Gen.

• 7 Middleburgh, August i 6, 1209.
Abstral Return of Ordnance, Ammunition, and Stores
found in Flubliitig at the Surrender of the (.arrisun to the
Mush Army -initier the Conlinand the Earl of Chat.
ham, &c. &c.

Mounted on travelling Carriages or Beds, &c. comp] e te.
Blass.

29 24-pounder INAS. I• IgTpietanders. 2Q Lz—pyuDders.

t '3
-pounders. to 6-pounders. 22 ; - pounders. 2, t -pouna-
S 12.. inch -mortars. 8 8-inch ditto. 6 z-inch how-
izz.er). 2 3 inch dittu. 12. 5 and.a-halfinch ditto.

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Iron. • •
4r 24-pounder guns. 3 18-pounders. zo 6-pounders. zo
Cuhorns—Total 224.
ir,627 24-pounder shot. 15,794 tB-pounder ditto. 1n,5:9
z-pounder ditto. 717 8 pounder 482.0 6-pounder ditto.
6,;05 4-pounder ditto. 9,760 3-pounder, 3,102 rz-inch
shel,s 386 8-inch ditto. 603 s and a half inch ditto. 80,.
nar.d grenades.
l',iwder in Barrels and cartridges, supposed equal to zOOO
Barrels
Infantry Aininunition, a very large quantity,. but not ascer-
tatned
63 Spare travelling carriages and limb&s.
21, Caissons.
6 Waggons.
2 Devil Carriages.
4 Copper Fire Engines.
With a large quantity of Ordnance Stores of every descrip-
tion of which a Survey has not yet been made to ascertain
the articles.
I. 11,1‘ LEO D, Brigadier-General.