The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-02-03 00:00:00

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Isendistilm 4o way cusolianthle extent for litikohJeef, I vill
•lefeto yes mere partieeharly whim I have received mowers!
to the tpeitiset poi through yen to /he Comsaomliet liege-
seer. no my dispatch or the foinib estate. 1 ran have au
esoilar, ides
411latity,
_however is you to ineedate eny_glist
.f tile Idsmil which me secestdry roc the security' oT the
*was maim rear is the eves* of es ;Out* film
the enemy.
&tweet berm' Ore' Altetmand leas et tramposis sailed
limo Harwich ee the Dtiveh se the btb Welt. for thew.-
ememadallow Oahe IthiLi MI elleallipmber ate prepariag
magi will mil without day. I skaullinme Met this &moor
of mange wield mialde_ late je the tame of less days or a
fartelight, tether the Ma s 0 the tick, and even of the
worst Calla,llollllil the comillcsatmts-
The eighteen handfed OW Which were in the Sower Dis-
trict are enshartsing, They will receive orders to come round
to the Dowel, and they-way then proceed oa to Walchereo,
or disembark. accord.% a the infatuation we shut at that
time receire from yo 0.-11 am, &c.
Isidoed) LI VEJI. POO L.
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No. 9.o.—(Secretje—Dioplach from Lieut.-Col.
litinbory, to Lieitenant-General Dun, 9th
Nova 11109.: • '
' lam directed by Lord. Liverpool to.acqsaint von, that at
be is apprehensive,_ from the induced slate of loaf force,
You ma,' not have &demesne means to accomplish the deasoli-
. lion of the basso of Flushing, with the desired promptitude,
be.has judged it expedient to order that sixty civil artifice's,
:used to labour on canals and docks, should he immedhstelv
sent to Flushing, and placed at yourArrsposal, nand under the
onders of the commanding eighteen These men, ender the
direction of Mr. William Bough, will embark se-morrow
morning, ow begird the Rieanor transport s in which vettel
Hill also he embarked, certain tools, which Mr. Kande re•
resented as beiug necessary for the work in contemplation,
mad which will be consigned by the Ordassoce to the Com-
manding Royal pigineerin Walcherea.
A second divisloo of civil artificers (about forty in member)
will be oat over& to aid in the same object, early iu the en-
mina %foal bet %then° no consinunication hits been made.
either to the overseers or to the mat as to tie work upon
which they, are to be employed& " . .. .

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No. 21. Dispatch from the Earl Of Liverpool to
Licutonant.Gencrat Dory dated 13th Nuvem.
ber, 1809.
81R—Your.dispatches of the 7th bat. have been received
and laid before the King.
1 am new to signify to you his Majesty's command that you
evacuate the island of Welchem with the forces under your
command s but I am arthe same time to iuforro you, that it
is the determination of his Majesty, thitt previously to the
evacuation, you should take siteh measures as you may judge'
most cliental foe the dthentettion of the basun at flush*,
and of the naval defences of the island. t
You will adopt for this purpose the plan first vdttgeited by
Lieutenant-Colotsel Pilkingtoo, by which the Weed will he
expoied to the consegueoces of isladation in as small a de.-
gree as can be cousisteot with the efectual exectstise 41 the
service.
It is to be regretted that Lieutenant-Colonel Pilkiegteis
did not. in his Secead Report explain with more tparttee-.
larity the mat inwhich be intended to conduct Omegans.'
lion. It does not appear whether the suggestion violates.
in the Report transtuitged to you in my letter et tbe
October, of destroying the sills of the Snod-gates aid the
jetties. td of obstructing the channel into the basalt, form-
a •part of his plan. To this operation it • only be.proyers.
therefore that Lieutenant-Colonel Pilkingtmes;aMeadell
*old bedirected. • •
As the greatest importance is attached to a service by which
the te-establislabeat of Fleshing es a snivel @tattoo and depot
of the enesay may be most elrectually retarded and obitnwied
for the loosest period, I have felt it to be my duty to bring
udder your consideration every amilto aford every
assistance which can reader Ike o complete as
possible.
• (Signed) • tivY,&POOL.
No. 24.—Return of the Siek enirWsnlinded sent
• to England from Whleheren at difereut thugs.•
list. August - - Ter Veer. - - 200
9th September ditto a 7$
16th • - - Ramekin! - , . 7$
18th - - - Ter Veere -
sth October -

41st

_
- Flyable/
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- ditto . ' • ,1. V
• ditto * '',. .• .•
Ter Teem • 4P' •1197
Flashiu/ . ,v. . loot
ditto - ' 170

-•-• it ~...__
- -." • &IN. - . 705,
• - ditto - - • 881
- ditto - • 150
- Ter Veers - • , 11l
ditto - •• 181
- nothing
din, .' • • . MO
ditto . . •.. 375
ditto - • - 800
ditto - . •-- 1.179
- ditto - - 6.40
ditto - • 144'
ditto • - 149

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Total -

IV, 1363'