The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-03

the mott jealous alliance and fupport. The
Former protected the line from the enemy du-
ring our march, and covered our rear during
the liege. The latter conducted il with grea,
Judgment aud determined bravery.
The efsbiGed reputation OF the ROYAL Ar
ti!lery has been fuprorted by the company un-
der my orders, and conlider myfrlf much in
debted TO captains Walton, Dickfon, Carmi-
chael and Wilgrefs, for their Jealous and able
exertcns. Captain Fauthaw OF toe engineers
was equally jealous, and though young in the
iervce, conducted himfcif with fuch propriety
that have no doubt OF his proving valuable
officer. Owing to great fatigue he was taken
u in the midi Of our operations. and captain
Dickfon readily undertook bis Office, and exc
cuted 1t with the grcatett Judgment.
From the heads Of corps and departments,
from the General ftaf of the Army, from the
medical, and from my own perfoDal haff,
have received the moit prompt and cheerful az
fitaBce.
Ii is fnfiicient to lay, that the utmoft cordiali-
ty has fuhfifed between Rear dn,iral Stirling
and myfef: have received from him the mott
friendly and polite attention, and every thing
IN his power to grant.
The Captains and officers of the navy have
been equally jealous 70 afiit us but feel par
ticulariy indebted to Captain Donelly and Pal
mer for their great cxertions. They COM
manded corps of marines and feamen that
were landed, and were eflentially ufeful to US
with the guns, and in the batteries, as well as
IN bringing up The ordnance and flores.
This DifPatch will be delivered to you by
Major Tucker, who was wounded at the AZ
fault; and lie has long been in my confidence,
beg leave 10 refer you to him for further par
ticulars.
have the honor to be, SC.
S. ACHMUTY,
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To the Right Hon WIN. Wndham, &c. &c.
?. S. ] am extremely concerned TO add.
that Lieutenant Coloneis Vatlal and Browurigg,
both died ye0erday of their wounds. I had
BATTERED myielf with hopes of their recovery
but a rapid modification has deprived his ma
ljefy of two moa able and gallant officers.
Return Of tie Killed, qoomled and milfng.
Between the 18th aud 2cth u!t.-1 I.eute-
nant, L drummer, Is rank and file, killed
majors, captains, lieutenant, ierjeants,
drummer and ll9 rank and file, wounded l
rank and file miGing.
During the Gege--l captain, rank and file,
killed; l lieutenant, enlign, Ie rank and file,
wounded; rank & file mifing.
At the Aiiault-l major, 3 captains, Q lieu
tenants, ferjean,s, drummers, lO5 rank G
file, killed 2 observation-disclosures, captains,
9 lieuteuantS, enligus, ttafF, 8 ieIicants,
| Total major, 4 captains, 9 lieuten2nts,
frrieants, dvummers, I9G rank * file, Killed
2 lieut.. colonies, 2 majors, captains, 10 lieu
tenants, 5 eofgns, taft, 90 ferjeants, drum
mers, sos rank & file, wounded /; s rank & file,
mfing.
Captains WilIgrefs ard Crookihanks, and 81
rank & fiie, included in the above, have fince
returned TO duty.
]. BRADFORD, dep. adj. gen.
Return Of Ordnance, etc, taken from tie enemy.
/ Total of Cuns--5l twenty-four Founders.
6s eighteens, 81 twelves, % nnes, 81 fixes,
SO fours, % threes, 2 twos and 8 ones-in all
sig.
Total Of Mortir-4 IL inch, of ., Of g,
4 Of 6-l9.
Total of Carronades-2 32's, 24's, 1875
10.
| Howitzers-Io FIX and half inch.
A. WATSON, Captain
Commanding Artillery.