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ompeie wreck. His Royal tilghness VII pe a"afe'


hat so complete victory by few, however peI-
/ ect, against excessive nufaber, however lnolYiu-


ually inferior, cannot be acquired but at consid-
/ rable sacviice of life accordingly have TO lament
| he loss of Captain Bathurst, OF the Genoa, whose
Iexa,npe on this occasion is well worthy the imlta-
}tion of his survivors. Captain Bell, commanding
he Royal Marines of the Asia, excellent offcrr,


was killed early in the action, in the steady perior-
Imauce of his duty and have TO mourn the death
l6fMr. William Smith, the Master, admired ior the


zeal and ability with which he executed his duty,


and beloved by all for his private qualities as hal


Mr. Henry S. Dyer, my Secretary, having received


a severe confusion from splinter, am deprived
Iternporarily of his vauble assistance 10 cohee"'g


and keeping up the general returns ana commune
4 ,atons of the sqnadrons shall tnereore le'a,n
in nv office Mr.. E. J. Il. White, hls hrst oiefk,
i whom have nominated to succeed the pursef ol


1.-The Brisk | feel much personal obligation 10 o'e


Hon Lieut. COL CraddocS for bis readiness, during


ine heat of the battle, in carrying my ORDERS .ho
messages to the different quarters after my Aides
: lde- Camp were disabled but will beg PERMISSION
: Ito refer his Royal Hghness Tor further particulars
of this event 10 the details of the killed wounced,
= a subject which is painful for me to dWell upon


when contemplate, as do with extreme sorrow,


The extent of our loss, console myself with the re-
! Election that the measure which produced the oa'-
: tle was absolutely necessary for obtaining the re-


suits contemplated by the Treaty, and that IL was
. brought on entirely by our opponents.
= = When found that the boasled Ottoman word OF


. honour was made sacrifice to wanton, savage de-
q vastation. and that base advantage was taken "l
Q our reliance upon ibrahm's good faith. ie'' a de-
r. sire to punish the offenders. But 1t was my 'u'y
= to refrain and refrain did and can assure Your


Royal Highness, that would still have avoided ths


disastrous extremity, if other means had peen open
|. % me. The Asia. Geuoa, and Albion, have eaci
= suffered SO much, that it is my intention to sena
=, them to England as soon they shall have received
Ii the necessary repa RS Tor their voyage. ne iai
no bot, being closely engaged with double banked
Il rigate, has also suffered conslderaoly do wen a'
h others of he smaller vessels; but hope theif ae-
~ frcts are not more than be made good ut malta.
~ The loss of mer in the Turko- Egyptian ships must
h ave been imm, MS his Royal Hlghness VIII sec
!, by the accompanying list. obtained from the Secfe
hs tary of the Captana Bey which includes ,ha' o. o.
e twoou Of the three ships to which me hns''s' ~
- vision was opposed. Captain Curzon having pre-
- letred continuing to assist me in the Asa. nave
w. oiyen the charge of my dispatches to Commander
49, Lord Viscount Ingesre, who besides having haa Il
- brilliant share IN lhe action. is we'll competen' 70
NJ. give his ROYAL II the Lord High Admiral any
i,, further pare, uir> e may rtquie.


M | enclose. III Roya Hghne>s', turther ,htor-
- nation, letter fr in Captain Ham,on, descriptive
, Of the proceedings Of lbanm Paeha. and the mise-
i, nv of the country mhc he has devaetaitd--a pro-


, tuco Of aconteGtnc. wach had Withmy co'ieagues


aud the plan and order for entering the port when


IL, gave out IN CntlSequen y" iaNe 'be '"i'o oN' ~
.oy. (siyned) E. COD slNGTON. Nice-Adn'lral.
Try. (Transation)


rom As the souadrons OF the Allied Powers did not en-
oi ter Nyarino with hostile intention but onl, tc
y "a Irenew to the Commanders of the Turkish Iee'
Tue propositions which were to the advantage OF ht
re- Grand Seienor HIMSELF il is not our intention Il


te destroy what ships Of the Ottoman navy may yet re
ois main, now that signal vengeance has been ia
ear ken for the first shot which has been ven
the tured to be fired on the allied flags


e at We send therefore one of the Turkish Captains
ard. rIlar nto our hands as prisoner t6 make known
Iced Jhrah;,n pacha Mouharem Rev Tahr Pacha. an,
all,1 Capaua Bey. as well as to all the other urks


our Chiefs that If one single musket cannon shot
rned aoain fred on shin or boat of the Allied Powers


we shall Immediately destroy all the remaining yes
'ilo sells as we'll as the forts of Navarno. and that
Mo- shall consider such new act OF hostility as lorna
ID by declaration of the Porte against the three Allie
til or Powers. and of which the Grand Seignar and hi
soon pachas must suffer the terrible consequences.
emily But if the Turkish Chiefs, acknowledging ii
9 the ayoression they have committed by commencing Il
BOARD firing abstain from any act Of hostility, shall
hese sumo those terms of good understanding which the
xpos have themselves interrupted In this they WI


and have the white ag hoisted all the forts before Il
it by lend of this day. We demand categorical ansWe
led 4 without evasion, before sunset.
on Of Signed by the English, French and Russian Al
y by miras.


+ the From the Journal des Debates


and ANcoNA. November S.-Letters from Zante,
the e5th October, states that brahim Pacha, upon
i, and mo informed of the occurrences of the Goth, (
rable naval teleal fell back upon Coron, and put to


swoyd or fortare all the Greek prisoners men, WON'T
ed to and children that for fifteen months he had had
of his his power. According to custom, the priests we
from either crucied, roasted by slow fires The
'ran tails given in relation to those enormltles make