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London, England, 1814-10-18 00:00:00

which the Coinmon Council ha's beeli
to pktrge.

'7II:VAS HERBERT, President,
JOIN GIRD, Clerk pro tern.

.11-. S. Sraborsr, off ,i/e...randria, Aug. 29, 1514.
.GENTLEmEN—In consequence of a deputation
yesterday received from the city of Alexandria,
requesting favourable.terms for the safety of their
City, the,under.:meoioned are the•only 'conditions
•in my power to' offer.
town of Alexandria (with the exception of
Publie works) sbull mot be destroyed, unless hos-
tilities arc commenced on -the part of the Ame-
ricaus, nor shall their dwelling-houses he entered,
or the inhabitants molested in any manner what-
ever,•if the following Artic:es are strictly complied
with :

t. 1. An naval and ordnance:stores (public or private)
inugt im'rnediatelY given up.
-Art. IL. Possession will be immediately taken of .all the
shipping, and their furniture must. be sent on buard by the
owners without delay.

Art: 111. The vessels that have been sunk must he delivered.
up_ in the state -they, were on the 19th of August, thti day of the
squadron passim the Kettle Bottoms.
Art. IV. Merchandize, of every deseription , Must be instantly
delivered np ; and to prevent any irreznlaritv that might he
eon:mined in its embarkation, the merchants have it at their
option to load the s•essuls generally-employed for that pur-
pose, when' they will ho towed ti:r by us..
Art. V. All merchandise that has been removed from
Alexandria since the 19th. instant, is to be included in the
above articles. _

tlrt. VI. Refreshments of every description to he supplied
the ships, tend paid for at the market price, by bills on the
British Government. -
Art. VII. Officers will he appointed to see thit the Articles,
No. 11. 111. IV. and V. ve strictly complied with ; and ant_
deviation or non-compliance on the part of the inhabitants
of Alexandria will render this Treaty null..and void.

i►ave the leonf)or_ be &c.
(Rived) " JAMES A. -GORDON,
Captain of his Majesty's ship Seahorse, arid Senior
011:rerof his Majestr'sships before Alexandria."
To the Common Gouncil.of the Town of Alexandria.

At a meeting of the Common Council of Alexandria, on the
49th day of August, 1814,
The 4eians proposed to the Common Council by the Com-
mander of the squadron of British ships now off Alexandria
arc acceded to. THOS. HERBERT, President..

Listuf ,the Killed and Wounded on board his Majesty's ships
enildayed in the Potownme River, between the Ist and
sth September;lBl4.

Seailorse.

Ifinindo7—Jamcs SihhOrn, ordinary seaman, severely;
John sericant of marinas, slightly; Giles Hill,
pri-
vite marine, slightly.

Eurprlas.
A-Wed—John Hogan, able seaman; 'Edward Dobson, ordi-
nary seaman ; William Fair, able seamen.
Ifrowded—C bailes- Napier, Esq. Captain,-slightly; John
Allen, able seaman, slightly; James Burgoyne, ordinary sea-
man, severely, LalYrenee Murry, able seaman slightly ; John
Jones (3) ordrna\ry seaman. slightly;- .Tames rielly, ordinary
sCarnao„slightly ; William Scott, ordinary seaman, severely;
Pat. Po,yis, quarter-master, dangerously ; John Boorman,
rrivaite marine, dangerously ; Joseph Aldred, private marine,
dangerously.

/a/id—Charles Dickenson, :Second Lieutenant.
Irotuded—Richard Smith, boatswain, badly; Nicholls
Cleniindies seaman, severely; William.Esden, corporal, bad-
ly; .Thomas Heart, seaman, badly; James Farrel, seaman,
stsvcrely ; Thomas Robinson, seaman, badly.