...and I'rice, old mates, are both severely wounded, and behaved most gallantly, as did Mr. Cumminirs, mate of the Cyclops, whose conduct was seen by Capt....and I trust their Lordships will promote them. My iiide-de-camp, Lieut. Bradley, was also forward on all occasions. The Archduke Frederick placed his...

...and behaved most gallantly, as did Mr. Cummings, mate of the Cyclops, whose conduct was seen by Copt. Berkeley, who wrote him a strong letter on the occasion,...and I trust their Lordships will promote them. My aide-de-ramp, Lieut. Bradley, was also forward on all occasions. The Archduke Frederick placed his...

...behaved most gallantly, as did Mr. Cummings, mate of the Cyclops, whose conduct was seen by captain Berkeley, who wrote him a strong letter on the occasion,...and I trust their lordships will promote them. My aid-de-camp, lieutenant Bradley, was also forward on all occasions. The archduke Frederick placed his...

...behaved most gallantly, as did Mr. Cummings, mate of the Cyclops, whose conduct was seen by captain Berkeley, who wrote him a strong letter on the occasion,...and I trust their lordships will promote them. My aid-de-camp, lieutenant Bradley, was also forward on all occasions. The archduke Frederick placed his...

...most gallantly, as did Mr. Cummings, mate of the Cyclops, whcse conduct was seen by the Hon. Captain Berkeley, who wrote him a strong letter on the occasion,...placed his ship well, and kept up an excellent fire ; he landed with his men. Walker Bey, who was there by accident, was the first who advanced along the...

...most gallantly, as did Mr. Cummins, mate of the Cyclops, whose conduct was seen by the Hon. Captain Berkeley, who wrote him a strong letter on the occasion...Archduke Frederick placed his ship well, and kept up a most excellent fire, and landed with his men. Walker Bey, Turkish Rear-admiral, who was there by...

...most gallantly, as did Mr. Cummins, mate of the Cyclops, whose conduct was seen by the Hon. Captain Berkeley, who wrote him a strong letter on the occasion...Archduke Frederick placed his ship well, and kept up a most excellent fire, and landed with his men. Walker Bey, Turkish Rear-admiral, who was there by...

...behaved most gallantly, as did Mr. Gumming, mate of the Cyclops, whose conduct was seen by Captain Berkeley, who wrote him a strong letter on the occasion, and I trust their lordships will promote him. My aide-de-camp, Lieutenant Stephen Bradley, was also forward on all occasions. The Archduke Frederick...

...reason to be satisfied with the conduct of the Captains, officers, and men under my orders ; all showed the greatest zeal ; English, Austrian, and Turks vied...advanced along the causeway. My thanks are due to tha lion. Capt. Berkeley, who assisted me on all occasions, ag well as Captains Henderson and Austin,...

...behaved most gallantlv, as did Mr. Cummins, mate of the Cyclops, whose conduct was seen by Captain Berkeley, who wrote him a strong letter on the occasion,...and I trust' their Lordships will promote them. My Aid-de-Camp, Lieutenant Bradly, was also forward on all occasions. The Archduke Frederick placed his...