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Notwithstanding the burning Of he store
houses. in which the greatest part Of ths:
cargoes Of the captured British ships were
laid up, this island is likely to prove a valu.
able prize to the land and sea forces to
which i, surrendered. 1t is said that letters
received at the Admiralty, from Admiral
Berthe, commander in chief of his Maiesty's
ships aud vessels on the station, announce
sae arrival of treasure at that place from
isle Bourbon to The amount of 3 millions &
a ha'f OF dollars. supposed to have been
realized altogether by the sale of British
capn'td ships and property, 10 the Ameri-
g who frtquented the Island, and the


F'ance, for the purpose of making
E." Faeis.-Jndging from this fact, the
" 81! the Isle of France may be looked


ar9 % as periec, mine Of wealth.