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girnent, for the Escalade of the Ino.er Fort ; to
Major Cionpbell and the 94. th Regiment, and' to
Lieutenant-Colonel Haliburtnn and his Brigade,
which Troops supported the attack ; Captain
Barke, who commanded the Artillery, with the sub.
sidiary Force, and Captain Heirland, of the Pioneers,
and Captain Johnson, of the Bombay Engineers,
are also entitled to my acknowledgments. These
two latter were sent 'from my Division to assist Co.
lonel Stevenson. Upon the occasion of mentioning
the name of Captain Johnson, I cannot omit to in-
form your Excellency, that throughout this Cam-
paign that Officer has performed the most impor-
tant service in the department of the Guides en-
trusted to his charge ; and I have no doubt but that
his surveys will be a valuable public acquisition.
Although the most laboriouS and most brilliant
part of this service did not fall to the lot of the
Troops of my Division, I have to apprise your Ex-
cellency that they performed that part allotted to
them in a manner perfeftly satisfadory to me ; and
Lieutenant-Colonel Wallace, and Lieutenant Colo-
nel Chalmers, and Captain Beommon, commanding
the Artillery, have received my Thanks for the
manner in which the two former led their Divi-
sions to the attack, and the latter exerted himself to
forward the service of his Department.
I shall hereafter have the Honour of transmitting
to your Excellency Lists of the Killed and Wounded,
and Returns of the Ordnance and Property captured
in the Fort.

I !vive the Honour to be, &c.
(Sign~,,) ARTHUR WELLESLEY.
(Tru.c Copies.)
(Signed). J. A. GRANT, Sec. to GOY.
Cali at Elechpaor, Dec. 18, 1803.
MY LORD,

1 have ti.e honour to enclose a return of the killed
and 'wounded at, the Siege and in the Storm of Gauil_
gliur. Lieutenant Young died after I addressed
your Excellency on the t gill.
I have likeivsse the 1...i0ur to enclose a return of
the Ordnance, &c. captured in Gaudgliur. The
quantity of Property captured has not yet hen as.
certiiined, but I imagine there will not be much.
After I had addressed your Excellency on the
15th instant, I receives! fr.,in Colonel Stevenson a
detailed Report of the Proceedings of the Division
under his command, in the Stotm.of the Fort, from
which I observe that Lieutenitrit.Colotel Lang and
Lieutenant.Colonei Desse had opportunities of din.
tioguishing themselves, of which they availed them.
selves. In the course of the Campaign I have
more than once had oecasi m to observe the zeal of
these Officers in the service, and their exertions to
forward it ; they have received my thanks for their
condutt. on die isrli in Pant ; and I beg leave to
recommend them to your EXeetletiC) llJlice•
I ye the Rlt,li to be,
(Signed) AR FLIUR WELLESLEY.
Return of the Killed,' Wcanded, and .11 ssi tLe Tro4,s• under
the Command of Major-Genet..; Arthur Wellesley,
jr;,m the 6:h to the 1.5:h of Dec . 3, inclasire, d&ring the
Siege and in the Storm of Gauit,
The imps compoting the fl.:n J41:2, General irellssley's Di-
wisti6n
His Majesty's 74th Reg.-- i C
Ills Majesty's 75th Re;4.— t au,
tst Batt. ad Reg. N.l -•4 Sepoys, v‘i
ist BLitt. 3ciditio.--2 Sepoys, wout,tied.
Ist Bat? n.h ditto.
.3 Sepoys, wounue,i.
rat Batt. tot.‘ 61tto. i l-la"idar, killed ; 1 Sepoy, missing.
The Ti•:;:ps cc,nnosing the Snbsidi...fry' serving ;kph His
highness the Soubao 0.1 the Deccan.
;11...i'uss killed; i Corporal, I Matrons, and
C US, I'l'o (.411Cii,1
his NI91:1,
---3 Rank ar.d File killed; z Serjeants
and 5 t Rank 411 ti File woundi.d.
ad Batt. 2,1 N.l. z Sept„ woundei.
Ist hatt. bth S,pc, k.red ; c Stpoys wounded.
ad Latt• 7th Ditto. —I Lieutztizsot anti 2 Sepoys kiiied ;
.ket,aot, Ilavildar, and t 6 Sepoys, wounded.
24 Batt. 9111 Dicto -1 Sepoy killed ; a sepoys wounded.
Ist Batt. 11',i1 Sepoys killed; I.lentenliA.Colo-
ncl anci wounded ; t Sepoy missing.
ad li?tt. Dizzo. —1 Sepoy Haviii..a and 6 S.tpoys
Nvouncleii.
Pio:...crs.—t Private Wounded; r Private missing.
N. B. Lieuccriant Vflong, • hie 2cl 8.A.:. 7111 Reg. N. I.
..
killed ; Lieuttnant- lone: Kenny, CW11114.11(414; the Ist
Batt. I ttli..Reg of
wounded
N. I. •ai Lieutenant Parthy, of the 241
Batt. 7th keg. N. 1. wou
ilhetrael cftne Killed, Wounded, a... 1 :I.lssink.
Troops EUROPEANS.
The The Hon, Major-Geneal Wellesle,', Divn,ion, 2 wounded.
ps composing the Subsidiary toree.-5 killed and
37 wounded_
1 utal.-5 killed and 59 wounded.
NEs.
The Hon. Major-GeneralATlv Viretiesley's Division.--t killed,
9 wounded, and I missing.
The Troops composing the Subsidiary Force.-7 killed, 42.
sounded, and 2 missing. •
Total. —8 killed, sz wounded, and 3 missing.
(Signed) R. BARCLAY.
Camp tir Deogatem, Dec. 16, 1804. •
1::rotal Number of Nieces of Ordnance found in the Place, ia.]
It appears from the same Dispatches, that Treaties of
Peace were signed with the Itlj.ittot lierar and Dowlut Row
Scindia, the former on the 17th of December, 1803, the lat.
ter on the .30th of the same month, which have been trans.
nutted to the Governor-G:iieral.
[Thesc Treaties wer,:. given in our Paper of Thursday

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LONDON► JUNE 25, 1204- •

• WE are enabled to state, from good authority,
that the EMPEROR of GERMANY has at this time
an Army of Three Hundred Thousand Troops, ready
to take the field upon any emergency.

THE Gazette of Saturday contains the Official
Account of the Surrender of Surinam to His Majes•
ty's Arms. It appears from the Letter of Major.
General Sir CHARLES GREEN, that the attack was
attended with difficulties which perhaps could only
have been surmounted by the enterprising spirit aild
perzevering courage of our Soldiers and Sailors.
We aro happy to find that our los; upor. this oeca.