The Sun.
London, England, 1815-03-10 00:00:00

Sectiorse.—Killed—Re. Beatty, Wirt. 'Salmon, John rdwar (is .
Wounded-;-Robert lauckland, able seaman, severely ; Wm.
Lenkett, able seaman, severely; James Crosby, ordinary
seaman, se,erely ; George hornpson, ordinary seaman, se-
verely; William Lundy, ordinary seaman, severely, Thos.
'White (2.), ordinary seaman, severely ; Thos. Fall, able sea-
man, slightly; Peter Le Pep., able seaman, slightly; Dan.
Kenny, able seaman, slightly; Adarn Wii,trrs, able seaman,
slightly; Evan Grifsths, able seaman, slightly Thomas
- whited), ordinary seaman, slightly; William Forster, or-
dinary seaman, slightly; 'John Westcott, ordinary seaman,
slightly; George 31aopheraon, landman, sii iitly; George
Benyroan, private marine, severely: John 13Ockharn, pri-
vate marine, dangerously; Edward Lucas, p4rate marine,
severely Jos. Roe, private marine, slightly.
Trave—Killed—William Prattley.
Wounded—John Evans, private marine, slightly.
Itedford—Wounded—Williarn Strettoa, 'private marine, se-
verely.. '
C.ydau.;—Wonnded-4ohn Whalen, private marine, severely;
John Blaney, private marine, severely ; Joseph Hazier, pri-
_ vate marine, slightly.

Meteor—Wounded—Stephen Shire. able seaman, severely;
Lan. Clarke, able seaman, slightly; William Wilcox, able
seaman, slightly.
Belle Poide—Wounderi-7Thonias Jones, able seaman, slight-
ly; Thomas Williams able seaman, slightly.
Royal Oak.—Wounded—J.: M'Cartby,.able seaman, severely.
(Signed) EDWAItD COIrtiI.V;TfIN;
Rear-.l:L.',,rr.t. and Captain of the Fleet.
Total-3 Midshipmen, 13 seamen, 1 private marine, k;3led;
i taptain, 4 lienienauts, 1 lieutenant of marines, Slnas-
ter s mates, 7 midshipmen, SO seamen, 11 marines,
wounded..
Grand Total-17 lined ; 77 wounded.

E. C.

Here follows the letter from Vice-Admiral
Sir A. Cochrane, giving a similar account to the
foregoing of the -failure of the •expedition. It is
daked-Armide, off Isle atilChat,,Jan. 18, and con-
cludes thus

I have not yet received any official report from
the Captain of the Nymphe, which ship with the
vessels, viz. Nympho, Herald, JEtria, Meteor,
Thistle, and Pigmy, were sent into-the Mississippi
to 'create a diversion in that quarter.
The bombs have been for some days past
throwing shells into Fort Ilacquemain, but 1 tear
without much effect.-1 have sent to recal such
of,then) as arc not required for the blockade of
the river.-1 have, &c. •
'ALEXANDER COCHRANE,
Vi -Admiral and Commander in Chief.
:7421n Wilson Cr(Aer, Esq. e.:e. &c. '

[Here follows a letter from Capt. Troubridge,
praising the conduct•of Captains Money, Rogers,
and Westphal! ; also praising the exertions of
'Lieutenants Scott, Fletcher, Woolcomhe,Wroote,
and Franklin ; with many other Officers under
his command.]

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INT ELL I GEN CE .

ESCAPE OF BUONAPARTa.

HIS LANDING lIV FR/INCE.

ATTEMPTING A NEW REVOLUTION.

Of all the strange. events of these wonderftil

time 3, the abote is perhaps one of. the most ex

trdcirainary, unexpected, and momentous.

NAPARTE tied from Elba on the night of the 28t1.

ult. and on the 3d or 4th landed in France,

near the spot where he embarked for his

exile.—He has a thousand followers in his train ;

but on the very border of Piedmont, and, no

doubt, in correspondence with the malcontents

of the whole of the North of Italy, and pro-

babiy with MURAT in the Sonti),'we imagine that

the whole of that Country is_ at la,command,. and

all the disaffected in France among his Partizans.

The farther Particulars form a Second Edition

of THE SUN, in a Government Bulletin, announc-

lag this important Event.