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of *-7.lii:-.11 they defended t m 151: et r
The people of the Canopustad or the first nstance
ad-i,ancect close under the walls; and in endeavouring
to r.dieve them tfotir their unpleasant situatun, the
otittrs sutl-12red. _ • •
;fi.order, if possible, to prevent the retreat" of the
Turks from this Islatid, the launches of the S,,uatron,
armed with their carrot ides, were ordered to row
guard during the oight,,under the direetion of Capt.
Elliot, of ttke Lucifer ; but nutwithstaudit?g every
possible'vigilatice, they.are supposed to have escaped
in the night, as the next morning it was repregented
to me chat only seven Greek inhabitants of the
place were remaining.
I have the honour to be, ike.
(Signed) • • 3. T. DUCK-WORTH.
To Fice 4dmiral Lord Collinkwood,

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Abstraiff of the Killed and Wiiuned • on board His MajestY's
Ships under the orders of Si r jolut Tim. Duckworth, K.B.
in forcing the Passage of the Dardanelles, on the t9th of
February; at the Attack of the Prota, ihe 27th; and on
roturning through the Dardanelles, on the..3d of March,-
So 7.
loth of February_
Royal George-72 Seamen, killed ;2, - P etty Officers. 2.2 Sea-
men, wounded--t Privat6 of •IVlarines, killed; 5 Privates
of Marines, wounded.
Canopus-3 Seamen, killed ; t Petty Officer, S Seamen,
wounded-3 Privates of Marines, wounded.

Pompee7,s Seamen, wounded.
Windsor Castle-7 Seamen, wounded.
Repulse- c Petty Officer, z Seamen, wounded..
Thunderer-3 Seamen, killed Officer, 9 Seamen, wound-
,.ed I Private of Marines, killed 4 Privates of Marines,
wounded. • .
_ _

Standard-1 Officer, 5 Seamen, wounded.
lindymion—i Private of Marines, wounded.
Adive—None killed or wounded.- •

Meteor-:Norte killcsi.or wounded.,
• 17th qt February. •
Royal George-1 Officer, .2 Seamen, killed ; t Office; 2
Petty Officers, t Seaman,
,wountled7-i Private of Maines,
wounded.: ••
Canopus-i- t Seaman, killed ; I Pilot, 1. Petry Officer, 4:iea-
men, wounded—i.o dicer, t Private iet ;
Non-Coifiltissioned Officer, 4 P rivate§ of Marines, wmnu-
ed. • '
ETnOee—None killed or wounded. i• • '

NVinusor Castle---t Seaman, killed,„.
Repulse—I PI iyate of Marines, wotrActi
Thunderer—None killed or wounded: ' '
Standard—l Officer; t -Non.Commissioned Officer of qa.

rules, wounded.
En4iiiion-Istinie killed or wounded.

Aett;:e—None killed or Wounded.

ileteor-7None killed or wounded.

3d of March.
Royal George—z Seamen, killed; 2 Officers, i Petty Offixr,
2Z Seamen, wounded-- t l'iivate of Marines, Pri-
vates of Marines, wounded.

• '
Canopus-3 Seamen, wounded. . •
l'ompee-,None killed or wounded. , -
Vilna& Castle-3 Seamen, killed ; z Petty Officer, is Sea.

• men, AVOUIACCI:.''
, .
Repulse-7 Seamen, killed; 3 Seamen, vVotincied-3 Privites.
GI P.larines, killed, 1 , Officer, 6 Privates ot ,Nlarnes,
wounded.
Thunderer —2 Sea Men, killed; r Officer, I Petty nfficer, to
Seamen, wounded-2 Privates ot Marines, wowid,d. •
Standard-4 Seamen, killed ; 1 Officer, 3 Petty Officers, 37
Seamen, wounded; 4 Setnten, missiii6-6 Private; oriMa-
nines, wounded. • .
Endymion 3 Seamen, killed; t Officer, 8 Seamen, -o,' Ounded.
Active— t Oilicer, 4 seamen, wounded-3 Privates ()Int-
nines, wounded.
Meteor- • 7 Seamen, wounded —t Officer of Marina, wounded.
Total--; Officer, -33 Seamen,
_killed; ro. -Officers, 13
Iletty 'Officers, i69,Seanien, wprinded ;,4 Seaweii mis-
sing from the Standard —1 Officer, 7 Privates of '4a-
tines, killed; 3-Officers, 2 Non:ComilliSsion4l.olli-
cers,, 38 Privates of Alarines, wounded.

Return of Killed and Wounded on board His-Majesty's. Ships
under the Orders of Vice-Admiral Sir [Olin Thomas
Duckworth, K.. 13. in inn:nig the Passage •ot the- Darda-
nelles, on the 19111 of. February; at the Attack of Prota,
the 27th ; and on returning through the Dardanelles, on the
3d ot March, 1807.
Royal George—Lieutenant George Lawrence Belli, 6 Seamen,
and z Marines, killed. Mr. totin Forties, First Lieutenant,
slightly wounded. Lieutenant N. sadly
wounded. Mr_ George Holbrook, slightly wounne_i,
F urneaux, Midshipman, badly wounded. Mr. Palryliip;e,
Midshipman, ditto. Mr. John Alexander, Miclshipthan,
ditto. Mr. Rouse, Midshipman, tiitto Mr.
Cotesworth, • Midshipman, ditto. 45 Seamen and 8 Ma-
tines, wounded.
Cariopus—Captain Kent, of the Marines, 4 Seamen, and t
Marine, killed. • Mr. John Nichols, MasteeS,Arle, bad-
ly wounded. Mr. George Wray, Midshipman, *into. Mr.
George Moore, Pilot, ditto. as Seamen and 8 Marines,
wounded,. a since dead.
Pompee-- Five Seamen, wounded.
Windsor Castle-4 Seamen, killed.. Mr. Win. Jones, Mas.
ter's. Mate, slightly, wounded: 19 Seamen, wounded,
Repulse—to Seamen, killed. M. los. Magus, Master's-
Alate, slightly .wounded. Lieutenant Marshall, 01 the
Marines, dangerOusly.wounded. •4- eanieit and 8 Marines,'
wounded.
Thunderer —5 Seamen and i Marine, killed. Lieutenant
john Waller, badly wounded. Lieutenant Colby, slightly
wounded. Mr. Moore, Midshipman, ditto. 19 Seamen-
and 6 Marines, wounded.
Standard-4 Seamen, killed, and 4 Seamen, missins. Lieu-
tenant D. Harrington, badly wounded. Lieutenant`t
more, ot the Marines. ditto. Mr. Wm. ShOrbridge;'lloat_
swain, slightly wounded. -Mr. lialm Haines, Master's-
Mate, ditto. Mt. William Smith, Midshipman, badly
wounded. Mr. Charles lay, Midshipman, slightly. 42.
Seamen and 7 Marines, wounded.
ACtive—NOne killed. Mr. Mark Palmer, Boats Wain, badly
wounded. 4 Seamen and 3 Marines, wounded.
Endyrn.ion —3 Seamen, killed. :Lieutenant John Landon,
badly wounded. S Seamen and r Marine, winmded.
Meteor—None killed. Lieutenant G. E. 13a11chi1d, of the
Marine Artillery; badly wounded. Andrew Foley, Gun-
ner,. ditto. Thomas Coombes, GUnner„ ditto. • John
brown, Artillery Gunner,. slightly wounded. 4 Seamen,
Wounded.
'Total-4a killed, 235 wounded, and 4 missing. .

Ordnance-Office, May r, ig,r•
Regiment of Artillery, King'.lGerm.in Legion. -
Ensign-Baron Drectisell, trona the Itti Battalion of the Line,
to oe Second Lieutenant,• vice Bindseil, promoted. Dated.
April 20, ;14. .Gentleman Cana Hedy -Fiele to be ditto,
vi:;e Jasper, promoted., Dated Aptil 21, 130. Gentle.
man Cadet Charles. Von Schulyen to .be ditto, Vice 'Von
'Seßade, promoted. Dated April az, 1807. -

Comnissions ix the Norfolk Militia, signed 4jl the ,s'Ard,

Lieutenant.

Western Regiment.. Ensign Miller to be Lieutenant; Dated
April 17, 1207.
Eastern Regiment. Ensign Copping to be' Lieutenant, vice
resignAi. petted April 21,1807. Ensign Drown
to be ditto, vice Skoultling, r.•stgned. -Dated as above.,

Commission" in the Tunbridge Wells- Volunteers, signed 6y
' the Lurd I.l,:utenant of the Count' r,) Kent.
William Turner, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated
July u, tBo3, Second Lieutenant Wni". Turner to be First
Lieutenant. Dated jan. 4, 13:4.

BANKRTIPICY ENLARGED. -
William Watts, of Castle-lane, Southwark, Surrey, lrather.
dresser,,from May 5 t0_14., at eleven, at ,C.; uildhall London.

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