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Vol.: p.)
G A R O L IN A G AZ E f TB
Saturday, September 6, 1 7 04,
1 :(-.452.)
"1
;L O N D ON,;
1
of the 8th dragoons fcrit out la the morn.
intT. wis, furrounrleH -.md taken, befoic Gif-
YESTERDAY Mr. Sylacr, the mef.. tell. V V-: - ; - -
fencer, arrived at the 1 ireirv's office : " As far 33 wc can judge from appear-
ince, ixieuportand Oltcnd .will be. abandon-
wrhdi 'patches from the Dal
ed Tou may, the 20th inil.i
u$ df York, dat-
Oh the tS h, ikeaim tmder thi com
mand of hs Rdyil Ifighnfs, marched frpm
Tournav :o Porte a villinc about halfway
ance. ixieuni
. , v .
cd to thera irt the courfe.of two days, with-
outftnkine a vbIow: for,- the. inundations
have; not produced the expected eitect.
Cork, which mention, that two Englifit fri
'gates had towtd into that jaort a French
Slip of 74 guns which jhad been crippled
by the rand fleet under, the command of
lEari Howe on theift iuft. 1
From 'ths Loidin Gazette. .
WKIiEHALL'7wi7.
A letter of which the ft Hewing is a copy,
between Tctfrnay and ' (ftidcnardewhcre.
theyyzXctfJf,'l p refT cn tneir arms, in
expectation t;t proceeding iu at iew.hours.
But whatever itszy have- bjen ts'cbjecl cf
this racvemsiir, it 7as found , nccefwry to
abandon it. Cn the igth, the ;rcbps were
ordered to mcalu'rci jack their fteps ; and at
five in the evening, refumed their iOraicr
pofifion at Ttit!rn.y,. .,.:! ,?: .
The victory ot the 16th, on, the banibre,
: " The French hire again paTed the Sam- . i waTlaft night revived from, itvajor general
xeandinvefted-Ch'arlerorvth-morerm-'i by Right Hon.
merous forces than before, fo that we-have
no aGillance to hope from thatqaarter but
much to fear. . ' ' T-? .
DUKE OF TGjlfCsARtir.
T vs. iJune 18.. . . " -l
. Betweeiie4everi and. uyelve o'clock, we
. had the. intelligence of a clange of: pofition
comrnunicutcd to ?nd about t rce
o'clock ihe-troops' began to move eft U:e
'6af nl 'js,wi'.ie as tha firi't accounts re- ground in two columns, the fifit conimaud-
f j r, -
prefe:i:e;!, and has producediio'bcnelicial ed by the
conteqiicucc. A'tiioutrh oriti Xvinjr of ths
allied army was fuccefsfiil, the: other .win 5
was repuIfed.Even the tiruUtrlaj' Gazette
fays, that thcfourth'colum:; not ohly f iiletl
to raascs any impremon upon ; tne enemy,
but wasXcb'.iged to give grcuiid .. The
oen. v-oujir rx.i:jvni2 was dijnvjjtd tor allow
ing then; to occupy, anil on the 18th .again
inveftcd Charlcroi in greater torcc than c
bv the arch-duke Charles, the fecond by
hi'r:ivAl hirfhnes the c! alee of Yt rk. Wc
HenryDundas, his majefty's principal fec
retary of Jtate for the home department."
- CJiend, June 14, i?9
Sir, 1 . .
; I thinkVit rry cuty : to inform you, that
lieurennant colonel' PitcairnjwiJn .the 3th
li$?ht draGr?oofis. and the TSth and ccth te-
g ments of foot, joined this gar rifon ye fterJ
day morning. . r, -
M'jor Centra! De Hammerftoin, under
whofe comniana vthey were, had failed ir
:.n zttack he made the day before, on averf
-.-t:j .1-- ",L.i..i ul iJ- u.; i., Liu.ienor icrce ot tne enemy et inuw in
ron ,i,9t rf ,n ih , ihr of FrS ii- ter the aflion he retreated to ThoroUt, and
hes. and nroceeded throuzh Rain,
and Herinnesl to Potte-i whre thecb
of hisroval hi 'hnefs relied upon mcxr arms.
Thit of Pri;;ce Charles, w;vs of. courfc iii
Oc-V the night, failing brckhimfclf with the
cbluun u io7erians to Burger,0, he ordered the
1
ront. ; We arrived on oir prounj aoouc
two oclcck, rn the morning of
lune 10. - v ;
Vhcn we were informed,, that wwcts
halt till bet ween fc ven an J eight o ciocs
Bnuin iroops :o uneiKi; j
Lieutenncht: Colonel Pitcairn fpeaks. very
favourable of the cxiduupf tliefe regiments.
:oi
:and by this time the troops vere exj.t cted;
!. IT1 - .U - LI! t-..l . ...a.. JJ
DUbiomca is a mi u mucu, wwuuutu.
and imlling. .
a- 1 hzvc the honour to be, Sir, :
.'four rr'ol 'obedient humble iervant, -ALEX.
S'iEWART, ' Major Genera
" ' . ' V : , l -r ---- ;"T , . 1
I.e.ttctsrweivc.1. rrcai the. Rhine ftnte . to have a day's provilioris cooked. to carry, Totthe n; ht Hon. Henry Dundas, &c.
- r
commandinz at Often!
of G-irricrfheim. from which.', according to
the accounts published at BruiTcJsV they are
faid toiuve been driven fome tin.e ago with
crcat lofs. - Their army on the Rhine has
received inch large reinforcement as to be:
able to aii oiFcnl:vcly. , V . " . ; :
On the nth in(. jhey made i nn attack on
.the PruHi -ns, near tlic defiles of Anwcikr
1 but were 1 ;rced to retreat. . On the 13111,
in, 'and his ?oyaI hihnefs the r duke vas
feen riding to tne. head-quartfrs or the arcn.
duke more than once. -.
jj
Between nin- and ten o'clocli. wc(we
irifbrme !, that the French had. a Tain croficd
the Sambre and that it was neceflary we
- fhould refumc pur pofiiionbelors.Tournay ;
cf ccurfe. with reludHant hearts, wc ag2iri
they advanced to St. Imbert, . Kornbacki took a retrogdde rozow, and r returned ; 10
and Bliefciitcl, .where- they; 'eftablifhed- a Tourr.ay in the evening, ; where :we arrived
camp. I he Emperor had not ai rived at the, . abou;. te .o'clock, .without forming any yej
head quarters of the Aullrian ,army on the ry favourable ideas of the fituation allotted
Khi-c. on the i 4rh inih hiirhs was'xnecl:. to us. all ho'Des of poflefiiiiK Courtray,-ana-
racing inc negc oi . i prc, apcai , .
end. Our our. pods had " recrofled ... the
n.fifrM rf fK ltiilpH. rc uhded. and rr.
fing, of the Br tifti troops civ vne i 31a
of June, 1704, at Ghits. , . .
38th icimtnt, I private killed ; 1 fe-
Jeant, and 2 rank and iile vounded fc-4; mif-
flllfT. . . . , " , ' ' ; J
, th regiment. I ferjeaht and 4 privates
ki'.Icd ; 2 officers', 2 ferjeaiits,. and 2 prU
vat' s wounded ; o privates milling. i
Tu:al, 1 ferjeant and 5 privates - killed 5
priva
es
cd hourh.
Accounts are received from Lord Hood,
f iheers, ienvar.ts and 1 31
wounded ; 'n privates m: fling. ,
' r .Officers wounded. .
Captfain Jatoes Lumfdain, and Lieutennint
Wild.
ind were, very
fatt-rt 0:1 m ; id nf T?mf- H. wn-: about to Sche.dt in the iHiornme,
attark C;vi. i he Engiilh fleet had taken near thefe of the enemy, by which means
tne iY.ovtUe frigate, and fcveral t
Willi pr..viuo:i3. . .. . .. .
CwMP or EfLOUneirTHIELT.
m
ccrs..
four in the morning.?...'
the
Flan-
' I have-onKv time to inform you of
ntlanchol.' pcfture of aiTuirs m'Weflt 1
Admirchv f ffice jutre 14, 1794
A letter was received Yefterday evemrg
rm aHmiral rarl Howe to Mr. " SienhensV
ooats laden: we were unfortunate enough to lofe the a,d that day, eff Dumcfe, in the lfle o
Wight, giving an account of his lafe ajiri
rf" val with fix captured (hips of the line, men-
tioned in his tormer letter ot tne 2n inn
nnri with a rrpat nart of his " maieflv's fleet
commanding officer of an out picquet of ca
valry, commanding- the advance on
Chaufe of Courtray. . ,
. Tune 16. -i ,
. This morning a co uncil1 of war was held
at head-quarters, the refii't of which is not -
Vnrrs fnrri-n.frre.l -;rrtf.v.j.,v mnrnini?.'' known, but everv. thine bears tne- appear-
Thc garricn coufidin "r of tcn'.b.ittalions, ance of one fettling back, as the enemy are
muchriduccd in number by tlic fiee, are in very great, fcrcc in .every direaion,
pri onci3 of war, and haVe been eicortcd to .,n : : ; ;: , : June 26, - - . J :
T iiu , . . .i. . - .'A b quitK no. official iccounta have yet
The K'anovcnans arc at BniceV, where been received of the capture of-Ypres, tht re
the Bririlli", . who were at Ofiend, joined has been but too much reafon to . tear,
them la It nntr :i . , .,
; " General Clairfay t is it Thielf , and uii-:
lefs he receive reinforcements" rnuft fall
back upon-Ghent to morrow.
Never was feen fuch a break ud as that
of verte'rday at Oitend ! Evert bodv that
W the frarrifon-bas been neceffitated to
fa'Trender. A letter has been received from
Ofiend. announcing the general- belief of
thb-newf at that place i and wc confidcrit
indeed as certain. . 1 , y " 1 ' V
The . following are faidlo be the general
could find the mrans; were quitting, that terms of capitulation.: :. - , - :
place. . The magidrates ind people of . pro -; . . Thegarrilon, confiiling of about 7000 men;
n tub ' .u T7 7," ti. ii.w Um Kntinnrt of war i to march
pcrtv were -all one When the Frencn
comt, they will find nothing but magazines
empty, fnops (hut up, andf houfe's, defcrt
ed. . General Stewart yefterday gave leave
to all the inhabitants to depart.5 rAlf .. the
(hips in the harbour were 'ordered out -ints
the ro?.d 5 and all the bagcagfcjbelo'ngiiiiS
mc li.tif, inc rein regiment 01 jour, auu
tne gtii
-iMnwed the honours of war; to. march
oirt witli colours flying, and drums beating
on'a pfomife not to fight agamft thd French
during the prefent campaign f , .
- Two hundred , and feventj , emigrants,
who formed a part of the garrifon, were In
cluded in the capitulatioh,; -The enemy are
faid to have infiltcd, .that tnree ot tne prm7
niVfVr bift -command, havlnir - fent the re-1
mainder ir to; Plymouth Sound. 1 hejfol-i
lowing . are the returnsOr the kilied.iancf
wounded on board Jiismaje fly's (hips in - the
aaions; with tjieCFrench fleet, cn the 8th,
and;29thx)fTay, and the 1 ft inft.;ahdjalfo
of the numbers killed and wounded on
board the French mips captured and fixnk.
on the, Iaft mentioned day.;- v ,
A return , ot the killed, and wounded on
board his Majefty's fliips. '
Total killed. ajsTotalwoundsd, 69
Admirals, Captains, and Lieutennant?,
killed and wounded ion board his ajef-
tj's fhips. J , , ' ' . '
TKillefl 1 4. Wounded 40.3
' i (Signed)- , :! ' KOWE.
An account of the. kil?ed and. wounded on
board the French fhips captured-and
funk.
Lejufte .
Sans Pareil ;;
L'Amerique
-L'Achille
N01 thuroberlarid
xoo killedi 45 wounded
200 - - 1 20 i
361 3
.60 100
ft