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There follows another letter
fron Gen. Wilkinfon to the Secreta
ry at war, intended as an appendix to
his Official communication-in which
he itates the lofs of the enemy at
600 killed and wounded. 1t is ac
companied with a ftatement from
the Infpeaor General, giving an ac-
count of the various corps which the
Britiih employed sgainft him, and a.
m uniting in the wholet TO 2,7o men,
according to information derived from
Britlih prifoners--beiides a pieces of
mounted Artillery, and 7 Gun


Boats, one of which mounted IA


poundcr This being all the intelli-
gtnce worthyof note, renders the pub


lication OF il at length, unueceiIary.l