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FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Artm 16.

Admiralty-Office, April 16, 1814.

A letter has been transmitted to this office, nit-
dressed by Captain Cootie, of his Majesty's ship
Porcupine, to Rear-Admiral Penrose, dated in the
Garonne, above Pouillac, the 2d inst. giv. ;ng *an
account of the capture or.destroction of a flotilla
of the enemy by the advanced boats of the British
squadron, under Lieut. Dunlop of the Por:upine.
The flotilla was observed at day-light, proceed-
ing down from Playe to Talmont, and on the ap-
proach of the boats, the vessels were tun on shore,
d their. crews, with about 200 soldiers from

Blaye, lined the beach to protect them; but Lieut.
Dunlop landing with a detachment of seamen and
marines, drove them with great loss into the woods,
and remained until the tide allowed the greater
part of the vessels to bt,-brought off.. '
One gun-brig, six gun-boats; one armed schoon-

er, three chasse matees, and an Imperial barge„
were captured ; and one gun-brig, two gun-boats,
and one chasse maree, burned.

This service was performed with the loss of two
seamen missing, and fourteen seamen and marines
wonlided ; and the gallantry and good conduct of
Lieut. Dunlop, and the other officers and men•em-
.ployed on the occasion, are highly commended by
Reai•-Admiral Penrose and Capt. Coode. •
A letter from Capt. Hope, of the Endvmion,
dated Dec. 4, announces, that while proceeding to
join the Valiant in pursuance of 'Sir John Warren's
orders, he captured, after a chase of eight hours,
the Perry letter of marque, a rematkably fine Ame-
rican schooner; of 230 tons measurement, just off
the stocks, and copper-fastened.
A Letter from Capt. Pechelicof the San Domingo,
notifies his having captured, on the Ist of March,
after a chase of eight hours and a half, the Amcii-
can letter of marqnd brig Argus, armed with 13
carriage guns and 65. t en, from Savannah, bound
to the Havanna'', out five days.