Star.
London, England, 1809-08-21 00:00:00

itLoeNcr.

WOVNDED—Edward riarrick, Midshipman ; Felix Benja-
Min, seemaH ; Benjamin, Parrott, seaman ; John Eitcheo,k,
Seaman ; Thomas Scott, seam in.

ti %Re.
Wrou vnrn—John Woodcock, staman ; Wm. tutler,!earnan ;
Total-7 wounded.

Tozal Killed and Wounded—Captain Cockburn's Return-7
killed, 2 wounded.
Reneral Return-2 killed, 18 wounded.
Captain Rieltardion's Return-7 wounded.
Total-9 killed, 47 wounded. (Signed) -it. J. STAACRAN.

A Letter fraqn Rear Admiral Sir Richard John Strachan to the
Honourable WilJam Wellesley Pole, dated on board St. booth'.
Go, Flushing, 17th August, 1809, transmits one frbm Sir Richard
oodwin Keats, inclosing the Terms of Capitulation for the sur-
render of the Towns of Zeirikace and Prowershaven, with the
whole of the islands of Sehowea and Duiveland, of which the
following is a copy :
Articles of Capitulation entered into for the Surrender of the
Towns of Ztirilt. Zee and Browershaven, and the whole of the
Islands of Schowen and Duiveland, to hb Britannic Majesty's
forces, and concluded between the Earl of Rosslyn, Lieutenant
Csmeral, and Richard Goodwin Keats, K. B. Rear-Admiral of
the Blue, on the one part ; and Mr. J. Nelenitins, Mr. Secre-
tary Van Dopff, and Mr. J. de Katrr, Members of the Regency
Deputies troFn the Towns of Zeirik Zee and Browershaven,
and the whole of the Islands of Schowen and Duiveland, on the

other part.
the Said Deputies, in consequence of the ath Article of the Ca-
pitulation of the 'I own of Middleburg'', communicated to
them by the Prefect of Zealand, and in conformity ro the dis-
position from him of the 6th August, have expressed their rea-
diness to accei:e to the conditions of the said capitulation, and
to surrender the towns of Zeirik Zee and Browershaven, and
the whole of the Islands of Schowen and Dniveland, to his Bri-
tannic Majesty's forces, upon the following Articles of Capitu-
lation :

As T. I. Security he granted to every person, public func-
tionaries, private pi riot's, citizens, and inhabitants, whatever
their political opinions msy have been, or now are, provided they
conduct themselves a; peaceable citizens, and conform to such re-
polar ions a; shall be hereafter established by the authority of the
Eritish Government.

11. Prorection shall be eanted to all private property, but all
pahlie property is to he accounted foj, to such Commissioner as
x1!111 he named by the General and- Admiral commanding bis
.tannie Majesty's forces.
. . . . .

111. 'I he a-rms• of the inhabitants which have been received
front the Government, shall be deliver.d up to such officer as
OA be appointed on the part of his Britannic Majesty tit receive
the same ; but it shall be permitted to the Magistrates to retain
such proportion of them, and to arm such part of the Burghers
fort he purposes of the internal police of the towns, as shall appear
to he proper and necessary, to the Officers commanding in the
islarul on the part of his Britannic Majesty ; but none shall be re-
tained or u: id, except subject to his authority and his discretion.
IV. Public tunctionaties and their families, shall be permitted,
if they deslre it, to return tei any other part of Holland; but such
Its shall remain, shi.ll, it required and authorised so to do, by the
Officer commanding in the lslards, continue to exercise their se-
veral functions, fur the .tltriinistration of the alltalrs of the Towns
end (eland.. alure,aid.

V. Itah.fai:arts who are absent from their houses shall be per-
mi:ted to return with their pru;wr,y subject to the conditions iu
First Article.

VI. Every care will be taken that the quartering of the troops
stationed in the Towns and Islands shall he made as little bur-
thmi nme to the Inhabitants as possible.
VII. If any tni•understanding shall arise regard'ng the forego-
ing Articles, they .halt be explained in faseur of the Inhabitants
*f the Town t and Wands aloresald.

Done on Board his Britannick Majesty's sbip Superb off Cat.
tend)ke, 15qt Augusts 1 RO9.
(Signed) Rossts-u, Lietmenapl-General.
R. o.ltitA rs.
3. DL KATER.
JClt- NELEN:/.
A. J. V Ati i)oen.

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ST-1-I.RENDER OF FLUSHING.

Saturrl evening betw-con seven and eight o'clock,
LItADrORD, Aid-mac-Can-1p Lord CIIAI
and. Lieutenant MAY, F,rst Lieutenant of the ST,
430MINGO, the. Adn-.iral's t!^,7, ship, arrived with the
official .I:spatches ci the surrender of Flushing. The
substance of the dispatches wcre soon afterwards
communicated it, the flio,.ving letter from Lord
CAiTLEIt EA 17: ti

TO 111 F. 1.0 r oR.

rc•.vning-s:c«.t, Act. 19, half past. Eight, P. M.

" ITv I.oßo h:vc great .uisfaction in acquainting your
Lordship that Alailr lb has just wit'a dispatches
from the E•a• lof Cita tr: , announcing the fall of Flushhig.
" The I:attcrics bri!ig completed on the 13th, and the frigates
and smii:i;:r v•ss:•!s Lying taken their stations, di:: bonabardwient
Comm ~ !h.:: slay,

• 11th the line of battle ships, led by Str RICITARD
Sr ‘'n • • c‘umonaded the town for some hours with great ef-
te..!t ; 1 ,•nemy's firs: having ceased, a summons was sent in;
t I.,wever, havinz :onsiderahly exceeded the time al-
in,v for consider-.:i,r, the attack recommenced that
night ; aril an aclvanceil hal t,r; was carried by the bayonet by a
eloaclintet.t from General•'sdivision under lieutenant-
Coltnel

t• On the preceding evening entrenchment in front of Ma-
wr A lIA it's division XV:.$ c with equal spirit by
11. e l'ith Regiment .o.d detach n:•v:s the kinz s German i.e.
udder j,i.vseni►tit Colonel Mc not ts. The eiturny having