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I have,

(Signed) W. HASTE.
:Admiral Sir Charles Cotton, Bart.

List of Officers belonging to his Majesty's Ship Amphion,
Esq. Captain, employed in the boats ~nct
on Slime in the Attack, on the Town of Grew, 29th Tune,

Lieut. William Sla..ighter, Lieut. Dennis O'Brien. Lieut,
Thomas Mu.;re, of the Royal Marines. Nfr. Joseph
Midshivinan. Mr. 11. Ross, Master's Mate. Mr.
I'hoin4 Edward I Lite,b Mitinhipirian. Mr. Charles Bruce,
'Maslshipinan. Mr. Cornwallis t'aley, Alidshipinan Mr.
James Leutuad . Few, St;lioulmastar. Mr. Samuel Jeffery,
Vuluntver.

(Signed)

W. HOSTE, Captain.

Cerberus's Listor Officers employed in taking tit: Town and

Trade of Grao, igtil luny, 1810.

lames Dickenson, Lieutenant. lermialt Wattle, Lieute-
nant,ot the Royal Marines. John lollosoo, Gunner. John
Miller, George Farenden, loseph Stoney. George Fowier,
William SheriWooci, Charles Miackeyt Lewis Itollier,
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(Signed) \ HENRY W'HITitY, Captdin,

Arriphion's List of Seamen anti Marines killed•and wounded
in the Amick op the Town of Gra°, agrh June, 110..
Killed. •
David Coles, Thomas Kenyon, las. M'Donough, To:rne
Felix; Marines.

Wounded.
Tames Clarke, Marine, severely. William ionesi able sza,
man, ditto. George Brown, able seaman, slighily.

Enemy's Loss.
Ten killed, eight womided.
(Signed;

W.-110STE, Captain.

,A List of Marines wounded on board his Majesty's S!;ip
• Cerberus.

Bratt:e, Lieutenant, severely. William Sharp',
private, nangeroully. Simon Cunningham, private, lost an
arm. Samuel Hynes,priva.te, severely. Henry 'Bentisty,
private, siightly.__

(Signed)

HENRY WHITBY, Capt.

. List of Enemy's Vessels captured and destroyed.
Burnt in the River, not being able to get them aver the
bar, i t.
lirouglit out and sent to,Lissa with Cargoes, 5.
Small trading vessels, loaded from the large vessels burnt,
t 4 or 15.

(Signed)

W. HOSTE, Captain.

Admiralty-Oftice, Aov. 24, l a to.
ExtraE of another I,etter from Admiral Sir Charles Cotton,
1341 t.

SIR,

I have the honour to forward, for the informa-
tion of the Lords Commis,iioners of the Achniralty;
a Copy of a Letter, I received on the 10th Instant,
from Rear-Admiral • . and dated. the .28th
of July, together. with the Inclusures referred to
therein.

Their Lordships, no. doubt, will view with satis-
haion, the condud of Captains Waldegrave, Pres-
cott, and Nicholas, no less-ihan of the other cal.:
'cers, seamen, and marines, employed in the attack
of the enemy's; convoy, of thirty-one vessels, laden
with stores and provisions, from Naples, for. Alur:tt's
army, at Scylla,, together with seven large gnit-
bOats, and five 'scampavOs, protecting the same,
which have wholly fallen into our hands.
I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) C. COTTON
Canopus,.at anchor to tie Northward of the
SIR, Faro, off Messina, July 28, 1810.
I have great pleasure in. trdostnitting, to you two
letters, the former fr.m Capt. Maitland, of the
Bustard, the latter, with incosures, from the Hon.
Capt.-Waldegrave, of the Thames.

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The capture arid destruction of the whole of
the enemy's convoy 'from Naples, you will observe,
by the very judiciou's conduct of Captains Ware.
grave, Prscott, and Nicholas, has been of e4ted with
r-
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