The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-20

vas couoter,nanded &: lieut colonel Murray was Zen
10 explain, thar propotai OF eap,uiaton could b.
iitened t., uniefs accompanied by the prrender o
the feet. ~
This BATS having been admitted by the fubfequen
letter, on the 6h General Major A. Welleiley, whom
had lent tor. for this pur-ofe, from hi, command
the country, where he ba' diiiiDyniihed hinfeh in
manner 70 honorable himfef and Ia Advantageous
TO the public appointed, with Sir II. Pnplam e
iisefeant Colonel Murray, 70 prepare and 6gp art
eies oil capitalization and theie officers having in6iiet
on proceeding Immediately hu.iuefs, the capruiat
ON was drawn up in the nigh, between the lxth ant
ieven,li a.,, -. .,-, ~.
liberalization exchanged in the conrfe Of toe
morning, and AZ four in the afternoon of the fame
das lentepabt General Eurrard proceeded 10 take
poii. ian,- 800 ... s,,..4ss,-
The fritiin grcpadiers prefent, with detachment,
from all the osher corps of cavalry shd infantry, u
der the cor,nsrd OF Colonel CAMERON, of the 10Th
regn'ens, ~ith Two hrgades of artillery marched in
70 The citadel; while Major General Spencer, having
embarked his brgsda at che Ka'l Bradiere, landed
inlhe dslysri aC! took po.Ieilion Of each Of the
line u ba,'e fbip and of all tie arisna!; the Danf
guards Withdrawing, when toie OF hi, r,seity were
ready To replace tlen and proper oficer attending
TO ceiivef nores, iar inventories could be made
up. -.@' ~
The town being in a Fate of the ereatea fernent
and diiorder, fnoh willingly aocede t., the requeit
that our tropYs fhon'd be ouattered rit and cha,
neither officers iuldtr ould enter il fr fJe days
and, having the eoanand of poIe!iou from the cta-
del wheersr II mig be nseelary to uie il, had TO
"hIecon to leaving the other gate i'll the hands of the
troops :" hs Daniih Dlelkg, together with the police
OF the place. :.
iis sii'ot OF the garriion of the Town is nor ca
Ally entertained. The regular troops Were not hume
bat the number of batteries which fired ae one
time, together with the floating ief,nces, prove that
E,u..
and hurghers with other irregular forces; and their
ordnance well ierved
ConhdsriGg the advanced petition in which his ma
jety troops have been placed for the lat fortnight
our loi (highy prize the value of every officer or
ioidier who has fallen been wounded) has been
| comparatively iula.l.
Here follows ealogium on the fevera officer,
and men engaged in the expedition, ALTO acknowledge
ing his having received the moft prompt and benefci-
al afance from the fleet.
lend this d;lpatch by Lieutenant Cathcart who
has become Tor iome time my frt aid-de- camp, who
has ieen every thing that has occurred here and at
sraiund, and will be able 10 give any further details
that may be required
have the honor to be, &c.
(Signsd) CATHCART. .
Lin Of Killed, Wsm!td, and A1ig7sg.
Klied-Four Officers, l SERGEANT, Drummer
&c rank and file, aud Horles.
Wouadsd-six oseers, 1 SERGEANT, and SO ran.
and file, with IS Horfes.
Miiiing--one SERGEANT, Drummers, and rank
! and fls,
Names Of Offers Killed
Lieutenant. Lyons, of the royal artillery; Enfgr
Robert Dixop, OF the SD floor; Lieutenant Rudolf
of the III Reg. of Light Dragooas Kings German
Legion; and Enfgn Jennings, of the 2ad Foot, or
Royal WEIGH Fsziieers.
Manner Of Offers WO=a1sA
Captain Hating, OF the send Foot; Lieutenant su.
ter, OF dirto; Captain Daring, # bait. Kings Ger
mar Legion; General St. David Baird in the lhoul-
der and haus, lightly; and EnGgn BiIron.