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gression they hav,e committed by commencing the
firing, abstain from any act of hostility, we shall 're-
sume those terms of good understanding which they
have themselves interrupted. In this case they will
have the white flag hoisted on all the forts before
the end of this day. We demand a categorical answer,
without evasions, before.suu-set. •
_ .

signed by the English, French, and Russian Admirals.

No., V.
His Britannic Majesty's Ship Asia,
Navarin, 23d Oct. 1827.

Moxstaux
When your Excellency did me the honour of voluntarily
placing yourself and the Russian squadron under my corn-
mend, you gave me a right to judge of your conduct in
that situation by making me in a great measure responsible
for it. I take advantage then of that right tomb that I con-
templated your way of leading your squadron into battle
on the 20th with the greatest pleasure, that nothing can
exceed the good management of the ships under your spe-
cial direction, and that my haiint bad you under my
Orders in that bloody and destruCtive engagement, will be
one of the proudest events of my whole professional life.
I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) EDWARD CODRINGTON.
To his Excellency Rear-Admiral Count Heiden, &c.
N. B.—The answer of Rear-Admiral Count Heiden
does not appear to have been received,

His Britannic Majesty's ship Asia, Navarin,

Oct. 23, 1827.

MONSIEUR L'AktIRAL,

When your Excellency did me the honour of voluntarily
`placing yourself and the French squadron under my com-
mand, you gave me a right to judge in that situation, by
making me in a great measure responsible for it. I take
'advantage then of that right to say, that I contemplated
your way of leading your squadron into battle on the
20th, with the greatest pleasure, that nothing can exceed
the good management' of the ships under your special
direction, and that my having had you under my orders
in that bloody and destructive engagement will be
one of the proudest events of my whole professional life.
Although it was my wish to avoid entering into any par-
ticular detail, the general expression of the Captains of
the British ships, who were near the Armide, calls upon
me to say, that the conduct of Captain Hugon entitles
him to the marked consideration of your Excellency.

I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) EDWARD CODRINGTON,
Vice-Admiral.

Son Excellence Monsieur le Contre-Amiral,
Chevalier de Rigny, &c. &c. &c.

No. Vll.—(Translation.)
Serene, at Navarin, Oct. 29, 1827.
SIR—I consider your approbation, and the letter
which you have addressed to me, as a testimony
most honourable to myself and to the Officers under
my orders ; and I shall preserve the letter as a ♦aluable
tscord of your esteem, and I also hope of your friendship.
In the action of the 20th, you set us the example ; we
could not do better than follow it.
I'haVe the honour to be, with the highest consideration,
your Excellency's most faithftil servant.
(Signed) H. DE. RIGNY, Rear-Admiral.
To His Excellency Vice-Admiral Codringten.

No. VIM —( Translation. )

SIR,

Syrene, at Navarin, Oct. 23, 1827.

I hasten to do myself the honour to inform your Excel-
lency, from a detailed report made by Captain Hugon, of
the Armide, that the excellent manoeuvre of Capt. Davies,
when the Rose came and resolutely cast her anchor within
pistol-shot
of two. Turkish corvettes, relieved the Armide in
a few minutes from her unfavourable position ; and it is
my duty, and at the same time a great pleasure to me, to.
_assure your Excellency, that on this occasion Capt. Davies
dial every thing that could he expected from a brave and,
experienced Officer.
Allow me also to take this opportunity of returning my
thanks to Captain Fellowes for the assistance which the
Syreiae received from the boats of the Dartmouth when,
with much skill and bravery, they attacked and turned off
the fire-ships ready to come down upon us.
I am, with the highest consideration, yolir very faithful'
(Signed)
• H. DE RIGNY, Rear Admiral..
His ExcellenCY Vice Admiral Sir Edward •
Codrington, commanding his Britannic
Majesty's squadron.

servant,

A Return of Officers and Men killed and wounded on'
board his Majesty's Ships and Vessels under the Corn-'
mand of Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Codrington, K.C.B.
&c. &c. &c. in an Action with the Turkish Fleet,
Navarin Harbour, 20th October, 1827.
•
ASIA.
Kilied.-,-Captain G. A. Bell, R.M. ; Mr. Wrn. Smith
(2), Master ; Mr, Philip Dumaresq, Supernumerary Mate ;'
Mr. John Lewis (a), Boatswain; Mr. Peter Mitchell,:
pilot ; 8 seagten; 6 royal marines.—Total killed-19.
Wounded severely-,-Mr.. H. J. Codrington,
wan; Mr. W. V. Lee,, Mtidaltipman;
,Mr. R. 11„ Bun-:
bury, Volunteer of Ist glass;
,Mx. C. Wakeham, Super-
numerary Clerk ; 26 seamen; 2 royal marines.
Wounded slightly--Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel Craddock,
passenger;. Mr. Henry S. Dyer, ;Admiral's Secretary; lt;
seamen ; 7 royal marines.--Total wounded-57.

Auna.v.
Killed—Captain C.. 1. Stevens, R.N. ; Edward R.
Forster, Volunteer of Qd class; 7 seamen ; 1 royal marine.
—Total killed-10.
Wounded severely—Mr. William Lloyd, Mato ; Mr.
Frederick Gray, Midshipman ; 31r. Thomas Addington,
Boatswain ; 16 seamen ; 4 royal marines.
Wounded slightly—Commander J.N.. Campbell; Lieut.
J. G. D'Urban ; Reverend E Winder, Chaplain ; Mr. W.
F. O'Kane, Assistant-Surgeon ; 311. James. Stewart Clerk ;
20 seamen P - 2 royal marines.—Total wounded-50.
Killed—Captain Walter Bathurst; Mr. Peter Brown,
Midshipman ; Mr. Charles 13ussell, Midshipman ; Mr. A.
J. T. RoWe, Master's Assistant IS Senmen ; 9 royal
13,ariaes--Total
Wounded' Severely—Captairi Thomas Moore, R. M. ;
'Mr. Herbert R. Gray, Midshipman ; 7 seamen ; 5 royal

marines'. •
Wounded slightly—Lieutenant Henry R, Stmt; Mr.
lams Chambers, Volunteer ed cla.sii; 11 seamen ; 4 royal
marines.--Taal wounded--35: .
DARTMOUTH. .
Killed—Lieutenant G. W. H. Fitzßoy ; Mr. Brown
Smyth, illidshipman ; 3 seamen ; 1 royal marine.—Total
killed-6.
Wounded severely--lir• Lancelot Harrison, Mate; 3
seamen ; 1 royal marine.
Wounded slightly—Lieutenant Spencer Smyth ; 1 sea-
man ; 1 royal marine.—Total wounded--8.