The Sun.
London, England, 1816-02-07 00:00:00

front tvrcelt last night) I had the honour to
receive your letter of yesterday, anti as you I]
he anxious to know particulars, I beg to acquaint
vou, that ererrperson on bawd the Lord Mel"
vale traniport, of the 59th and 62d regiments, gut
vale 0:i shore, at low water, except the eleven I
mentioned to you, that were upset in a boat cow-
ing front her, and were drowned.

The other vessel Was the brig Boadicea, No.
.)GI, J. Oibson, master, had on board the fulbow•
log of the 82d regiment, viz.:---

Six Officers,
One Surgeon and his Wife,
Two hundred and eigkty-tive Non.comrnissioneeoAcers
arid Privates,
Fifteen Wnenen,tind
litern Children.
Out of her are saved--(omcnts)
Captain Montague,
Lieurt•natit Starkey'
Ensigns Green and Field;
.anti I should suppose near eighty private:, but it
is impossible as yet to be exact us to the numbers,
as Several of them that were bruized and hurt,
sue in the cabins about the place.
The Officers of the 811 d drowned* ace, 1 under:
stuttd

Lieutenant Davenport,
Lieutenant Harding, and
• Assistant Stirgeon Scott.
The Wile aline last also pet islied.
The brig Boadicea lies in pieces on thexoelts,
covering almost all the dead bodies, and we wers
able yesterday to get oat of her about 149.sAanduf
431115, which I have got sate to the COStoUI-huuteo
dud lhk day they are endeavouring to get out the '
remainder, and bury the dead ; in short, every ex'
ertion making use of to save every thing, and
to allot d relief to the unfortunate sufferers. - •
The detachments of the 59th and 62t1, that,
were on board, have not as yet been able to get
either their arms or any of their baggage ; but as
the vessel remains entire ors the strand, I shoal('
hopi, if the weather moderates, in a day or two
th'ey will he able to save a good deal.
On our return from the wreck yesterday, We
brought with ns all the 5911), and 62d, and titos
of the 8211 that were saved, and could move, anti
the Gentlemen of the town in.:tautly took in all
the officers and gave diem 'dry clothes and beds
and every comfort they could ; and the Sovqreigt*
supplied ail the privates with billets on the town,
and' I am happy to say, every one here is most' ,
anxious to afford every etimfurt in their power tit,
the unfortunate sufferers.

Governor Browne is gone again this day to the
wreek, to give what directions he may think nc-
ce.sary, and :10 of the privates of the 59th and the
62d regiments are gone back again also to endea
vour to get their arms out of the vessel.

brought over Captain Fawson of ibe 59th,
whose, ►rife was drowned, -and have „hint at
house, where 1 will afford him evety comfort ,its
nix power.

Ihave the honour to be, with very great re•
spew, my Lord, your most obedient humble tterfi
%ant,

JOHN MEADE, Collector.
itigbt.lion. Lt. GCD. Lord Forbes, &c.. •

Cork Advertiser Office, Five o'Clock.
• We hareinst been put in pos,esilott of (lit
return of the lostiof lives on the late ship..
wreck of the Boadicea, which .completes she stale-.
1111.1ItS relative to this melancholy event:.
Official return of the men, &e. belonging td
.the 624 Regiment of Foot, lost by the wreck af
the Boadicea transport, off Kinsale, on the 30as
Jantiarsr, 1816 —2 Lieutenants, 1 Assistant
Surgeon, l 3 !,:erjeants, 158 rank and file, 13 wO4
`men, and 16 children. 'total lost, 196.---Names
of Officers lost;--Lieutenant- Davenport, Lieut.
Assistad Surgeon. Scott, also
Scutt, hiz wife. ( •
Total embarked, 283 tnan,, including
conunhoioned °dicers, and 3 ism' of the 35th Re-
giment, two at .whom were saved-7 Ot~iCet'e, 111^
Assistant Surgeon, •I 4 worsen, and 1/.
Children." •

The following paracuiars of-corps safely (ven!.
barked Ste.. may relieve some anxioos friewls

" netael•men!s of the 82(1, IGth, 35t6, 62d rc".
'ginientg, were disensharked yesterday mornittg, At
Mankstown, marched into tiii9 city in the cour)11
of the day, and are to proceed to Kinsate.
Detachments of the 2d Uarrison Battalion wete
di ,embarked this. morning: ut Monkstowo.-013
',their :trrival in town they were billeted on the in•
habitants, arse are tolnurch to Fermoy to morrowb'
The itip6t of'the .4}st regiment will also be tii"
embarked to-ddy.

The 2d battalion of the 30th regiment s.vera
disembarked at MookstoWn on Ttiesday, an" •
marched into this city under the conmvand ut
jot tioward r the left' wind; proCeeded from this
city .yesterday morning for Alatiow„on their roam.
for Buttevatit, where they are 'to iemain tUL fur"
titer orders:

" The right wing marched this mornitig for 041
same- tlestination."—(Sanie Atper.)

A Dwelt Mail arrived 6;4 morning, owl
brouglt intelligence of ccinsiderable intecest

"*IhtI"ELS, 14 N • 29.—The. as Ititctl Troops coin'
I)(l'3ini thc, right tthg of the Army of Occtipatioa,
Ibare now all taken up their positions in the gal-
-1 risons and cantonments which hare been assigned
them by the Mike of Wellington, The' &ism'
and Dolisli troops form a line which extends to
1 the French fortresses 'in Artois. The Hanove-
HMIS have concentrated theniselees about Catul4
and that part-of the Schelde. The Russians bate
• extended themselves further into the French terri-
tory. Their left wing leans upon Clitirlemout,
the mast advanced troops of the centre exICtI•PI 1° -
the frontiers- of the district of -Lam), and
their
right ..wing leans two!' Manenge. b Behind an.
these positions are the buglish ea erlielion,
sad
ii
entered, their positions Irmo Valenciennes to th.
Somme. Aii the fortie4seto in this Mir WIN very
.
numerolis garrisons. -PAM troops,. compowirtg