40 Guns.
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E,,tra7 ara letter from CAPT. THOMAS Truly


TON. p tie Secretary Of tbe May, dated I4ib


February.


= On the 18th, after the greatef ex-
ertionS having been made, we gained
thefe roads with both fhipS, s. anchored
them fafe about noon. It is imPoiiible
for me to fate to you the Joy demon
Arated by the inhabitants on this occa-
fon the ihip was filled with gentle
men of the frt digrities in the iAand,
and alute requefed, in order that it
might be returned, which was compli-
ed with on my part, particularly as it
came from a member of the kings
council, Mr.. TyGon, an old friend Of
mine Of many years fanding.


have iuR received a polite letter of
,congratulation from the commander in
chief, who offers me every lervice in
his power and have directed all the
wounded from the Infurgente to be i'm
mediately landed, and fent to the hoI-
pital.


The following is an accurate return
made me this morning by lieutenant
Rogers, commanding the prize, taken
from the examining officers Of the
killed and wounded on board the In
furgente, viz.


killed, 20


badly wounded. zz


wounded m re tightly, 10