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manner, under the guns otdiermoparis,
to the highest praise. To the glum' exertions
tenant-Colonel PRATT and Major tscEs
left; and to the excellent' disposition made '
Hay and Major GORDON 011 the right,
General bears a grateful testimony.
(Signed) • " P. ANDERSON,
No 4.—General Orders, August 9.
" The Commander of the forces has the greatest
satisfaction in recording his entire approbation of the
admirable conduct of the troops engaged in repulsing
the sortie made by the enemy on. the evening of the
7th instant, against the right of our position ; the re-
port received upon this occasion. doe 3 high honour to
the cool judgment and abilities of Major General
GRAILIS(, who directed 'the operations, by which the
enemy was completely foiled and discom6tted in his'
attempt. The tribute of the Commander of the
forces, thanks, and approbation is also due to Colonel '1
HAY and Major GORDON, of the Royals, and to
Lieutenant-Colonel PRATT and Major EMES of the
sth regiment; to the exertions of these distinguished i
officers, to the steady advance of the two flank com-
panies, and the five battalion companies of the said
corps, and to the well-timed and rapid charge made
by Captain HAY, with the light company of the
Royals, at the moment of the enemy's deployment,
the success of this occasion is to be principally as-
cribed. The Commander of the forces has to regret
the loss of Brevet-Major BIRD, commanding the gre-
nadiers of the sth font, whose ardour at the moment of
the charge having carried him too far, he was sur-
rounded and taken prisoner. (Signed)
" R. DARLING, Lieut. Col. A.A. Gen."
No. s.—General Orders, and G. A. 0 August le.
16 The Garrison of Flushing having surrendered
prisoners of war, Lieutenant-General Sir EYRE COOTE
sincerely congratulates the troops under his imme-
diate command, on the brilliant result of their great
gallantry and unwearied exertions in every affair in
which the army l'as been engaged since their landing.
It has nobly upheld that superiority for valour, enter-
prize, and discipline, over a proud and vaunting
enemy, of which it had upon former occasions given
repeated and undeniable proofs.
" The division of the army now acting under the
immediate command of Major-General GRAHAM, is
the corps appointed to take possession of the town of
Flushing, ishmediately on its being evacuated by the
enemy, and the artillery attached to it is also to ac-
company it on this occasion. (Signed)
"'Tito. WaLsti, Lieut. Col. A. A. Gen."

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