Star.
London, England, 1807-09-14 00:00:00

1 IV. That tro•pit et
Wis Britannic Majelty, thsr.iholl•ho no impediment thrown in
the why of the fupplits of myths, width may be repo:Bed for
how *Am. •
V- A paled of teakjoys from this time la given for the mint
liarkatiou of his Britannic jdatelly's troopp to paf. to the him*
' fide of the River la Plata, with the arms which may actually be
in their power, Rousesad equipage, at the melt convenient points
Which ?nay be Media; and during this time proviiiime may be
fold to them. •
'VI. That at the tithe of the delivery of the pbee and formers of
Monte Video, which than tabeiplace attic tea or the two months
hod in the fecond Article, the daivrry aril/be snide in the terms
was found, and with the artillery it had when it was taken.
VII. Three Officers of Rasik th,n be delivered for and until the
identent of the above articles by both parries, beitrg wAI under-
Raid that lib Beitannie Majeitp'sOflicers who hove been on their
tarok, cannot terve again(; South America until their arrival to
Europe.
Done at the Fort of Buenos Ayreli, the 7th day of July tBO7,
figning two of one tenor.
Joust WRITZLOCER,
Lieut. Gen. Commanding.
CZOROE MURRAY,
Rear Adm. Commanding.
SANTIAGO LINILRL
CKSAR BALatANL
Bmitaaatio VaLascos.

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I have the bottonr to rep in to you for the infor-
mation of the Lieutenant General Whitelocke, that
the advanced corps under my command, confißing
of three companies of the fifth light battalion, 36th'
and 88th Regiment, with two three and two flx.
pounders, advanced from the politi. n I had taken up
in front of the village of the Redittlion, and after
making a confiderable detour from the hadnefa of
the roads, I ernfred the. Chuelo at the Chico Pah,
from whence I continue t my route; though very.
fittingly inclofed. and difficult ground, till the head
of the column arrived at the junakla of two roads,
about•fi're Modred yards from the Canal of Miferala.
At the fame moment that. we difenvered the cherry.
they conniencgd a heavy, though, after the &it round
not welt directed fire of fhot and nulls, my artillery.
having beet left in the rear, ender the proteeion-of
three companies of Brigadier General Lumley's bri-
gade, owing to the inability of the horfes to bring it up
at the fame rate at which the nifantry marched. I di.
rated an immediate attack"be made. on their left
Rank with the bayonet, which water:cited by Briga-
dier General Craufurd in the molt perfect mannerwnh
his btigade, and he was fu well feconded by the gal-
lantry of Lieutenant Colonel Pack, and Major Tra-
nets, the Officers and men of the gsth and tight bat.
talion, that in five minutes the enemy's force, though
fitfully potted behind hedges and embankment',,
gave way, leaving about limy foiled and fevent,
prifoners, with ,all their artillery, crntliting of nine
guns, one howitzer, three tumbrils with limbers
complete. . .
I begfo Rate that the conchal of every Officer
and foldier engaged was admirable ; and that I am
elf° under great obligations to Brigadier General
Lumley for his exertions to takes fhaie in the altion,
but which alone the very exha ulled Ave of his regi-
ments. from the feverity of the march, prevented.
ImmeJiately alter I formeit. I found that he had
taken a good pofition on the right of thc light !psi-
gade to fupport it in cafe of re attack.
I am happy to add our lots has been but
not ezeeeding'fourtieu Sink and file killed, five
centa and as . rani and file wounded. The neat
rettirns I battlytottbeen able to obtain.
Flare the honour to be, tcc..
• ISigiletiL. Ls, isna Gowen, MAor den..l
llama:vain CollotteiTorrens, Military Secretary.
Atlanta of Qrdtionse of Stara, captured from she WINN to
the Silburbs and City of Buenos Ayres, ou a 4 eadjtk it
July, 1 Boy.
'43 garrifou and ileld pieces of different calibres. *slid diounted
teat trove warrlates.
About sy,coo maid feet • for field-pieces of warioosioalibees
sad about tom &idle for mortars of radium natures ; and as
fatal, cormaining every deviation of ammunition and military
flora, of widen a return will be given as food as poißble.
(Sighed) Auo.S.Fanzeit, •
• Captain Hoge Artillery, C.oassoulidlos+
To bis Excellency Lieut. fileasral
Commander of the Forces.

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ADMIRALTY Of PICE, SRPTEMER is.
Difpatehcs, of which the following are Copies Ind FetradAllen
this day been received at this Office from Rear Admits! Mar-
ray, addrcifed to William Mullen, Ffq. •
Nereide, off Barmen, Jude Jo.
Sit—l did myfelf the honour of informing you, by
the [aft opportunity which failed from Monte Video;
of my proceeding from St. Helena until my arrival
of 'Monte Video with the fquidion and tranfports
under my orders, a duplicate of whichletter I noir
tranfmit.
Rear Admiral Stirling had made every titulary
arrangement for the intended expedition before my
arrival, it being neceffary on account of chef/mats in
the river, that the line of
.battle ships lhould remain
at anchor off Monte Video,.as well as for -the pro•
ration of that place,' I•diretted Admiral Stirling to
remain with them. •
On the 17. h indent the friond divifion of troops,
configing uf all thofe whollad come out with Guia-
na Craufurd, being ready to proceed to Colocia,
where General Whitelocke *Sad the whole Ro be
ambled, Captain Paevolt, in his Majeßy's fhip,Sa.
ram, taking with him the' Encounter gun•brig, and
Pre schooner, failed-with the transports.
On the iBth, two hundred and-thirteen marines of ,
the squadron were landed at 'Monte Video, by.reqrieft •
of the General, to ftrengthen the garrifon. I like.
wife ordered four hundred and forty seamen to 'be
teddy to land,under the command of Captains Row-
ley,. Prevail, and Joyce, with a proportion of officers
to aft in working. the artillery, to go up in the fri-
gates, and Captain &yawn to proceed op the
North Channel to Colonia, in the Haughty on brig
with fix gun boats (Spanish prizes captured at Mbyte
Video) ; the Medula. Nereide, and Thilbe, to receive
the feameo intended to land, and three boats from
each of the line of battle flips.
On the 211 t. the *rind moderating, I shifted my
flag to the Nereide, and General Whiteloeitedid me
the honour of accompanying me ; and having di.
railed Captain Bulimic in the Medufa, and Captain
Skepheard in the Thifbe, to proceed with the Rolla
and Olympia, and tht lag divilon of the troops, at
noon weighed, and Mond to the Southward, where
we anchored in three fathom water.
On the 24th we anchored between Enfinada de
Bairagon and the 'Northera shore, the winds and
weather having prevented oorgetting to the weltward
of the Ones Bank Wore. The General and enyfeil
finding time woold be loft by going with this divifitm