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Ditto, Gun boat No. s feamen. Il total
WoundtI- Gun bo.t No. 9, feamen, Of


which FloTtally.


Captain Chauucey broUgh: me the irt pof-
tive information that any reinforcement was
TO be expected. BY him was hOuored with
your letters OF the 9TH, 27d, and 3ia Of May,
informing me that four frigaies were coming
our un Ter commodore Barron, who is to faper-
cecd me in the command Of our naval forces IL
theie feas a. the fame time approbating my con-
t,and conveying to me The thanks Of the pre-
fdens for my fer'ic,s. / beg you, Sir, TO accepr
my warmr9 thanks for the very oblging Ian
guage in which you have made thefe commit
nications. and to allure the preiident, that 70
merit the apPlaulr Of my country is mr. only
aim, and toreceive it, the hghee qualification
It can beitow.


Captain Chauncey informed me that the fri
gates might be expected every moment, as they
were to fail from Hampton roads days after
him; in confequence of this information, and
as could not bring the John Adams into action
ihe having left all her gun carriages for her gun
deck, except s, on board the Congreis and Con-
iteliztion day or two previous 10 its falling,
determined to wat few days for the arriyai of
commodore Barron before another attack, when
if he ihould arrive, the fate of Iripoli mutt be
decided IN a few hours, and the Balllaw com
plrtely humbled. Had the John Adams broaeh;
out her gun carriages hocld not Have waited
a moment, and can have no doubt bur the mex
tack would make the arrival or more ihips IN
r1{iarv FOR fl.e termination of the Ir;Dol;ne