The enemy retire into Fort Bourbon and Fort Louis … The Admiral attacks Fort Louis with the bomb-ketch and gun-boats … Camp of seamen formed at Point Negro … A wharf built in the Cul de sac de Cohée; stores and ammunition landed there … General Bellgarde attempts to cut off the communication between the army and navy, but is beaten, and his camp on Sourier taken … Head Quarters established on Sourier … General Rochambeau sends an aid-de-camp to the Commanders in Chief … The navy make a road, and drag the guns to the heights of Sourier.
Forts Bourbon and Louis closely invested … Batteries on the first parallel erected … The seamen employed in getting guns to the batteries on the west side … A dangerous pass described … Captain Miln mortally wounded; he dies; his character … Bellgarde delivers himself and army into the hands of Sir Charles Grey … His Royal Highness Prince Edward arrives, and takes a command … Batteries opened against Fort Bourbon … Lieutenant Bowen's spirited conduct … Fort Louis taken by storm … Captain Faulknor's gallant conduct … Fort Bourbon surrenders.
General Prescott is left governor of Martinique … The Commanders in Chief sail for St. Lucia … General Dundas lands near Pigeon Island … The fleet anchors at Marigot de Rosseaux … Prince Edward lands with the grenadiers, and marches towards Morne Fortuné … Colonel Coote lands with the light infantry … The fleet anchors in Barrington's Bay … Colonel Coote storms a redoubt on the Morne … General Ricard surrenders the island … Colonel Sir Charles Gordon left governor of St. Lucia … The Commanders in Chief sail to Martinique.
Expedition against Guadaloupe … The Isles de Saintes attacked and taken … The Boyne and Veteran anchor off Grozier … The troops land under cover of the Winchelsea frigate … Captain Lord Garlies wounded … Fort Fleur d'Epée taken by storm … Fort Louis and the town of Point à Pitre taken … Casualties … General description of the island.
The General embarks his army, and lands on Basse Terre at Petit Bourg … Occurrences on the march towards Palmiste … The Admiral anchors in Ance de Baillif … General Dundas lands, and forms a communication with Sir Charles Grey … The Palmiste taken by assault … General Collot delivers up Fort St. Charles, and the island of Guadaloupe and its dependencies to the Commanders in Chief.