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

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mittittn me inititediatell, tont was oblige to bare
gubrd to Prole ft hiiri to the beach, although clot,
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the goo-brig • MI it ties dark.
t eiklit P.M. l'reCiived a note from General
itefat, Ninforinitig bee he•had arrived there to
ex'vichlif more could be' done by the gallantry and
ertion of the army under his command, whore
(offerings in every way had feldom, under any cir.
eumflanees, been exceeded. Of oat .thing he was
kettain, that South America enild never be Engin.
The inveteracy of every clefs of iettabitints was
beyond belief. He walked to cia nse‘ as he bad fent
Generat'Ontietr to General Woe* la confiquence
of a letter be had "ieceivid 11. -ins the latter.
I easiest help 'taking ibis opportunity of Eying
boll bet, iftiveCaptain Thompfon of the Fly has
been, who placed' 'the gun-boats, which were com-
manded by Lieutenant Frafer, of the Medufa, and
Lieutenant Heron of the Saracen.
Early on the morning of the yth, the Staunch
telegraphed is fay I was wanted on those imme-
diately ; a flag of truce was Bill flying at our head-
ratters. On my going on Chore the General
owed me the propofals made by the Spanifh Ge-
seraltl.iniers, (a copy of which I enclofe), and
°braved, that he war of opinion, es well as were
the ether' Generals, that it could • anfwer no, good
parptife to perfift, and that one great object was
attained. titat of getting all the prifoners back that
bad been taken in South America this war ; that
the dellroyiog the town could not benefit ps ; and
that he flaw no profpeft whatever of eftablifbing
outran,' in this country, as there was not a friend
to the Englifh in it ; that the number of our prifo-
aers the enemy had were in the power of an enraged
mob ; and that perfiaing on our part would make
• their fituation truly diflreffing ; the number of our
, killed and wounded, although not exailly afeertain.
ed, was (aid to be very great, Under theft eireum-
Minces, and being perfuaded that the people of this
country did not with to be under the ili kills Go-
' moment. I fignedshe preliminaries, trotting that
what I bare done will meet their Lordlkips appro.
bation. • .
I have direfted Captain Freya, of the Saracen, le
be ready to proceed to England as loon as General
' Whitelocke's difpatches are ready, and to receive Sir
Samuel Achinuty for a p&p, with Colonel
Bourke. who carries the General's difpatches.
I have not yet had any returns from Captaios
Rowley or Joyce, who are flill with the feamen that
landed ; but Lieutenant Square'', of the Polypbc.
mos, who was.with his men in the advance brigade,
I took off yeflerday wounded, but not badly ; he in-
forms me that only one of his men is milling:
(Signed) oiolo a 64 VOMAX. ,
Head quarter., Plus de TOWS, joy 7.
SIR—We bare the honour to acquaint yod. that
*floated alone by the motives lilted to yon by Major
Generil Levefon Gower, we content to she terms
1 propofed. Offu:ters Beall be named to meet ethers
appointed by you to make immediate errangerneass
fir the reception of prifoners, the embarkation of the
I %kith army, and other tubjeels. We have the ho-
nour to Iv', &c. (Signed) I. WRITE total.
HisEicellcoey General Linke*. C. MALAY.

PRELIMINARY PROPOSITIONS.
Preliminary Prupoiltions agreed for between the General of the
EGO& Army sud *sr of she Spanifb Army in the River Plata.
I. '1 litre ill be from ibis Pique a ccffation of hoilatitles on boa
Odes of the River Plata.
11. Tipp
_troops cf hi! Pritaanic Maj, Sty (hall retain for the
period of :wu months from this date, the fortrefs of Mow Yideo •
,and as a neutral country, a dine drawn from St. Carlos 'on th;
Welt, to 'band° on the haft tand,theredhall not be on any part of
that line boitilities committed on either fide ; and in that !pace all
;high& beihiquevits 11ta11 be judged by the EogliCh Military law.
;and all Spaiiiih delinquent by the Spud& law.
111. There WAR tie on both tides a optimal retlitution of prifooers.
;including not only thole which have been taken fine the arrival
ef b troop! tender Lieutenant General Whitelxke, but silo all
thufe bid Britanuic Majefty's fubjeets captured in South America
finee the war.

IV. There *an pot be any brapoffments thrown* the "fay of
the fuppliea of provilions which may be rewired for Monte Video.
V. A period of ten days *all be given for the re•corbarkatlo
of his **optic Mojcay's troppa totals to thejtlorliafidn.of tae
River Plata, with all their arms, cannon, Rom and equipage 4t
the molt convenient points which may be fcledtcd, and during
thWtime proviliiins may he fold to ahem
VI. Opring the period of four months no impediment null bs
thrown in the way of the commerce of the &Wet merchants.
. abefWered-i-iiisilinifbbleAcesufesentrary to the Spaplih hem
• I. Additional—When Monte Video is rcitored, It is to be un-
injured, with the SpanUh artillery originally belonging to It.
AL andditiotiab.-ThAt Alsere,4ltall be Rotually three cffseers of
Rank exchanged until the fulfilineht,of this Treaty, it befng
on-
derßtwd that thofe Brit* Officers who have been In this alliance?'
on their parole. arc not again to ferve iu Stustbi Aawica µatil thes
have been landed in.Europc.
Nampa, off asersgoo, June 49, :
04/441144 PP DRitS•
The Coingtadeler in Chief is ,happy ,in thdoppor-
tunity afforded him of eApreffing his thanks to OA,
6fwers and feamen under his command, as well as
td the matters andfeamen of'the tranfpnrts, for their
great exertions in landing the army under the corn-
nand of his Excellency Lieutenant General White-
Locke, on,tbe (hare of Etwift9o YOerdAY-
He highly approves of,the very judicious manner
in which Captains Prevolt, Thornton, and Palmer,
placed their retpeetive.ffiips. as well as the gun-brigs
and other armed raids antler their orders, for cover-
ing the lanepg. .14uchpraife is due In the Lieute-
nants and Commanders of ,thole veftels forgetting
fo near the thore.
He feels himfelf particularly obliged to Captiins
Bayntun and Corbet, who had orders to fuperintend
the landing, for their zeal and aftivity.in setting
the troops un Ihore,and for the regularity with which
it was coaduaed. He is likewife thankful to Capt.
Irwin, Agent of Tranfports. And the Lieutenants
under his direflion, for the affittance they afforded
on this occafion.
Md althntighoo oppofition wasodade tnaxe,tancl-
ing, he is convinced that it would have, been conduc-
ted in the fame regular manner had the enemy been
there to oppofe them.
The Commander in Chief has likewife great plea-
fore in alluring the officers and (cameo, that his Ex-
cellency,Lieutenadt General Whitelocke exprefied to
L him in the hig4tft term., his fatisfadtion on this occa•
eon- (Signed) G lOR It MULIIAT.

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•Nerside, off 3easocityre, July is, 01.37. •
Sta—Since usy letter of the Bth initaut. I have
leen Captains Rowley and J.)yce, who were lauded
with the feamcn, and am•happy to fi id two only
are sniffing.
.1 oxats.iutd,Licutenzn! Spam, of the Polyphe•