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war, and on the laying down their arms will he embarked on.
board transpotts-, to be conveyed to such port of his Britannic,
Majesty's doritinionstis'inay be found most. exriedient.
The Officers. Will be allowed tdrcturn to Italy, on their
parole of oot seising 1111til extliabgCri•
The Officers will _preserve their:swords. •
Arun 11. The Garrison shall march out by the Port d'Epire,
and shall embark at Port Niccolo.

Answer. Granted.
Art. 111. As soon as the Garrison has marched out, the
Gate d'Ammaxiclti shall be occupied by the_ troops of his
Britannic Majesty. ,
Answer. The gates of the Fortress Will be given up to the
British troops as soon as the Capitulation is signed.
Art. IV. The non-couthatants
_shall be taken to Corfu.
Answer. Granted.
Art. V. The sick and woutxted,shall, remain in the place
till their recovery, and then betaken to Corfu. They sic re-
commended to the generosity of the British .Governinent.

Answer.- Granted.
Art, VI: The Officers and men of the auxiliary force, of
whatever nation, shall be treated in the same manner as the
Garrison.

Answer. Granted:
- Art. VIL. The baggage of the Officers and knapsacks of
the men shall be respected.
Anwer. All private property shall be respeaed, but, at
he,same• time, all private debts and obligations towards the
inhabitants or others must be satisfied.
)rt. VIII, All public property of every description, ma-
ne,, magazines, provisions, guns, ammunition, and plans of
the engineers and artillery departments,. shall be delivered tfp
to the Officers charged .to receive them, the same state as
they now actually exist ; and thiOlfiCers charged to receive
them are to enter the fortress at the same time the troops
take possession of the gates, by whom sentries are to be fur-
&fished until the embarkation of the garrison takes place.
(Sigtuedy MOWBRAY, Royal Navy.'
• .- - H. LOWE, Lieut. Col. Com,
IT! ' Lc Gcn. de C.aMIIC.

Return of the Freda) Garrison surrendered ,Prisoners 'of War
in did Fortress of St. Matira, April tfoBco.
t Brigadier-General, t Aid-de-Camp, 2 attached to the Staff;
Lieutenant-Colonel, 3 Staff, '4 Captains, 8 Lieuteitints,
27 Serjeants, 39 drummers, 638 rank and file. Total 714.
N. 13. Seventeen sick and 69 wounded, not included in the
above.

"(Signed)

R. CUST,
,Acing Assist. Adj. Gen.

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-7..;-: .-, I) .i. :. • . . -.- - -
Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing, of the Troops
under the command of Erigacher-General Oswald, in storm-
' ing three of the .Enemy's intrenched. Batteries, St. Maura,
March zz, 1810.

Cathy, St.- Mama, March 24, ate.
Staff—t Captain, a 'Staff; wounded.
Royal Engineers—a, Captain, wounded.
35th Regiment-2 rank and file wounded.
Royal Marines-6 rank and file, killed ; t Captain, r subal—
tern, z serieants, z 3 rank and tile, wounded.
Detachment of Roll's Regiment—i serjeant, 8 rank and file
wounded.
Detachment of Calabrian Free Corps—t Staff, r rank and
file, killed; • I. Field-Officer, a .Captain, a subalterns, is
rank and file, wounded.
Royal Corsican Rangers-3 rank and file, killed; t subal-
tern, t serjeant, 3 rank and tile, wounded ; 17 rank and file

Greek Light Infantry-2 rank and file, killed; r Field-CM.
cer, 3 Captains, 2 subalterns 23 rank and file, wounded.
Total— a Staff, 12 rank and file, killed; 2 Field-Olfi.
cers, 7 Captains, 6 subalters, a Stall, 4 serjeants, 74
rank and file wounded; 17 rank and file missing.
Names of Officers Killed and Wounded-.
Killed.
Calabrian Free Corps—Quarter.Master Matioti
Wounded.

Staff—Captain Wynyard, Ist Foot Guards, Assistant-Adju-
tant-General, severely; Mr. Gunning, Surgeon to the
Forces, slightly.
Royal Engineers—Captain Parker, severely.
Royal Marines—Captain Snow, his Majesty's ship Montague,
slightly; Lieutenant Morrison, his Majesty's ship Halle
Poule, ditto.
Calabrian Free Corps—Major Oswald, severely; Captain
Vincenzo Taberna, ditto ; Lieutenant Amantina, slightly;
Lieutenant Tarantina. ditto.
Greek Light Intantry —Major Church, lnspettor, severely ;
Captain Tuflin, _ Assistant-Inspeaor, slightly ; Captain
Stratti, ditto; Capt. Turcolecco, dittos Ensign Ordioni,
ditto; Ensign Petmesa, ditto.
Royal Corsican Rangers—Lieut. Boccheciampe, slightly.
(Signed) R. OUST,
Acing Assist. Adj.-Gen.

'• Return of Killed and Wounded of the troops-, under the
Command of Brigadier-General Oswald, berore the For=
imss of at. Maim:, to V.= *ll Of
April, tgio.
e 34 March.
Calabrian Free Corps—i Rank and File, wounded. - •

3oth March.
Royal Corsican Rangers—i Rank and File wounded.

6th April.
35th Regiment—t Rank and File wounded.

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7th April. ..)
35th Regiment—, Field-Officer, wounded.
Royal Corsican Rangers—t Rank and File, wounded.
Calabrian Free Corps— i Rank and File, killed ; 1 Rank and
File, wounded.
Bth April.
3sth Regiment—, Rank and File, killed..
Seaman attached to the Artillery, his Majesty's ship Mon-
tague-4 Rank and File, wounded.
9th April. •
Royal Artillery--. 2 Rank and File, 3 Rank and File,
wounded.
Seamen attached to the 'Artillery, his Majesty's ship Mon.
tague—z Rank and file, wounded.
loth April.
Seamen attached to the Artillery, his Majesty's ship Mon-
tague-4 Rank and File, wounded.
• 14th April.
Royal Artillery-3 Rank and File wounded.
Seamen attached to the Artillery, Majesty's ship-Mon-
tague-1 Rank and File, t Rank and File, wound-
ed. .
Royal CorsiCan Rangers—, Rank and File, wounded.
Greek Light Infantry--7 Rank and 'File, killed.
Gun-Boat—r Seaman, killed ; 3 Seamen, wounded.
- Isth April. -
Royal Marines-1 Rank and. File, killed.
35th Regiment--J Serjeant, Rank and File, killed ; 2 Rank
and File, Wounded.
Royal Lorsican Rangers—,- Rank, and File. wounded.
De Roll's. Regiment-2 Rank and File, wounded.
zd Light Infantry Battalion-=t Rank and File, wounded.
Total--t Serjeant, to Rank and File, killed ; A Field
Officer, 32 Rank and File, wounded.
• Name of Officer wounded.
Major C. W. Clarke, 35th Regiment, commanding the Bat.
talion of Detachments, since dead.
(Signed)
Assist. Adj. Gen.

Letters have been received from Gibraltar, which
repeat the account of O'DoNNEL's hexing defeated
the French near Letida.. No datails are given, ex-
_
,cept that the French are said to haye lost 7000 men;
so„ that •d 9 not, ccalider thysp letters as giving
Much strength. to the report of the vitory.