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adlecet strAlorticed ,s 7o lnuitenity. The eircaunatanoes
Brit rsistod la this volatile trims; authority which clam be dis-
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them, killed and obliged the others to
return. The boats of the'lilrE were then dispatched,
with-the seamen properly armed, to complete the de-
struction of the native boats. This service was not
abe of apparent difficulty, The seamen boarded the
boats, which were presently abandoned. They then
Matte preparations for bringing them out, or destroy.
* them, when on a sudden they discovered that
they were placed in such a position as to be com-
handed from the heights. Stones of immense size
and weight were immediately precipitated from this
elevation, which crushed all upon whom they fell.—
No shelter could be obtained from these immense,
masses in the open boats, which were abandoned, nor
Gould those belonging to the KITE be immediately re-
gained. Ica this melancholy conjuncture, many of the
seamen threw themselves overboard, in the hope of
gaining the shore ; but the channel being several fait
deep, their escape notonlybecame a matterofdifficulty,
but their powder and ammunition were rendered un.
serviceable. At this time the natives, placed upon
the heights, were taking deliberate aims every stone
proved fatal, and the fall of every seaman was marked
bya shout of triumph. It became necessary, there-
fore, for the survivors to separate, without attaining
their object, and abandon their killed and wounded
companions to the futy of the exasperated enemy.—
The result of this unfortunate and imprudent enter-
prize has'been, that of forty Officers and seamen who
manned the boats, twenty were killed and eighteen
wounded.. Among the killed were many who, having
been badly wounded, Ind unable either to run or
swim, were-stoned to deatiVall'ihey lay on theimath.
The First Dientesent; ,Mr:Vitl.l.SAMs; the 'Parser,
Mr. EDGAR ; and the senior Midshipman, are included
in the list of killed and wounded,"

mained out all night, up to their ancles in mud, it
raining most violently. A few nights afterwards, the
same piquet was covered by some light waggons,
which the Officer commanding drew across the road :
'it day-light a large body of the enemy approached
With guns and cavalry, and drove in the detachment
to a mill; the waggons, however, encumbering tl,e
road, obliged the enemy to file up the dyke, which'
displayed their whole force. The enemy followed the '
piquet over g plain, until they fell in with the wtole
battalion, whom they annoyed for nearly two hours-
with their field-pieces; but fearing to advance to Close'
ght, lest an ambuscade, which they had imagined ui
be placed in a grove of trees to their right, should ay..%
tack them in the rear, they quietly retreated-into tars
tort. On On Christmas-day the Marines and. Royals. ...
!under Colonel CA NI PBELL, adiancedio a large fleche.
Lin front of the fort, under which they took shelter..
'Colin-lel LEE and Major LEwts *reconnoitred, by the '
dykes, both sides the tort, and ascertained the bearing - •
slat its points, towards evening our troops returned
to their quarters. Commodore Owzm commands Oft
the island : on the 26th he was reinforced by the arz
jival of some of the Royal-Malice Artillery, with'a
few battering guns, without which nothing could be t
effected against the fart . -. ..: .
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Such is the opinion entertained oa the Continent .
of the present state of France, by those who have the'?
best means of informatiOn, that not very lung ago
General TarrraNitaam offered to the Cnows Pamela. '...;
of Sweden, at no less a risk than the forfeiture of his
fond, if unsuccessful, to conduct six regisucnts
Cossacks through France to join Lard WkLukfitirt: ,
The CROWN Parrica, not being able to spare so Lire
a force, was oblipd to refuse the uerr.

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