The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-25
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Ao'' ihS LoNDoN GAZETTE, NOV. Is.
Ainiraity-O fTee, No4. le.
Copy ola letter from The Right Hon. LORD Col
lingwood, Vice-Admiral Of the Red, &c. &c.
to William Marfden, Efq. dated on board
theEurya!us, off Cadz, October, os, 1905.
SiR,-S'nce my letter to you of the oath
tatlng the proceedings of his Maiefy's Fouad
ron, our htuation has been the n1oft critical.
and our employment the mott ariuous that xver
fieet was engaged n.--On the o4th and och
it blew mott violent gale of wind, which
completely difperted the fhips, ard drove the
captured huls in all directions.
nave iince been employed in collecting AMI
deitroyinC them, where they are at anchor IN
on the coat between Gadiz and fix leagues
weNward of San Lucar, Without the prorocct
of iaving ore TO bring into port.
mentioned IN my former letter the Joining
OF the Donegal and Melpon1ene, after the adj
on cannot Efficiently praife the ACTIVITY of
their commanders, in giving atftance TO the
qnadro,iin deltroying the enemy's fiips.
The Defiance, afterfaving truck 70 the Aiele
as long as It was oofible, in hope OF fayin- her
from wreck, which feparated her for some time
rom the iquadron, was obliged to abandon her
tate, and HE went on fhore.
Captain Durhanl's exertions have been v,ry
great.
hope fhall get them all deftroyed by to-
morrow, if the weather keeps moderate.
In the gale, the Royal Sovereign and Mar,
loft their toremahs, and are now rigging anew.
where the body of the fquadron is at anchor TO
the N. w. of San Lncar.
find that on the return ef Grsvina 70 Cadiz
he was Immediately ordered 10 fsa again, and
came out, which made it recef1ary for me TO
torn line, to cover the difabled huls-that
night it blew hard, and his nip, the Prince of
Atrn a q
port; the Royo was alto difnaRed, and fell in
to our hands: Don Enrique M'Donel. had his
broad pendant in the Royo, and from him 6rd
the Santa Anna was driven near Cadiz. and tow
cd in by frigate.
am, &c. &c. sc.
(Signed)
C.COLLINGWOOD.
?. S. ] enclofe liz Of the killed &, wound
ed, as fai as I-have been able to coileGf it,
ABSTRACT
OF the names and qualities of the Officers and
Petty-officers killed and wounded on hoard
the Brtilh ibips, in the action with the Com
bined Fleets of France and Spain, Cdober
2l,lSO5.
KILLED.-RornI So7,rreign-I,rice GiIiland,
lieutenant William Chalmers, mailer Ro-
bert Greene, ID lieutenant of royal marines (:
john Ackenhead and Thomas Braund, tnidGiip-
men.
DreadnouZ6f---Bone.
Mars George Dna. captain Alexander
Dun, matters mate; Edward Corbyn, and Hen.
ry Morgan, midf,ipmcn.
MiHofanr-- none.
ReUenge-Mr. Grier and Mr.. Brooks, mid
nh'pmen.
EeViGfbHH--noDe.
HEtt--none.
DejsH6e--rcne.
Dr6aRes-Thom7a Sirens, liertesant VIII!
liam Foriier, boatfwaiu James Wiliamfop,
midfhipnau.
WoUNDED.-Rorai SoUeyeign-Iames RAN
ford and John Cravell, Iieutemants las. L.ayef-
conte, "a lieutenant ofroyai marines: William
walton, matters mate: C;ilbeit Kennicoit.
GrenV'lle Thompfon, John Fanant, aud John
CambelI, midikipmen Ifaae Wiikinfon, boat
twain. 81
Dreadaona bt--J James L. Lloyd, lieutenant |;
Andrew M'Cullock and James Sabbn, midmip-
men.
Mart-Bdward Wm. Garret and James
Black, leutenants Thomas Cook, naaer
Thomas Norman (9d). captain IF Royal ma
unes; JOIN Eonge, George Guren, William T.
Cooke, John Jenkins, and Alfred Duckcraft,
midfhipmeu.
Mi1ofaay- James Rotfnfon, boaffwain; John
Samuel Smith, ulidflipmaB.
Kepe1gc-Ro6. Moodoo, capt (nighfly)
john Berry, lieutenant Luxe Bro&enibaw,
matter, Peter Lily, captain of V0yal msriues.
Le7I1i6"'~T. ", ~Stfop, nidDripiGsn
lGigbtiy.)
HfaF--hone,
Dc6Hre---noOs