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Mr. H. F. Ellis, R.N., slightly wounded.
D. Johnson, A.B., slightly wounded.
W. H. Smith, A.B., slightly wounded.
J. Sykes, O.S., slightly wounded.
William Harrison, A.B., severely wounded.
J. Sullivan, O.S., severely wounded.

The enemy must have suffered severely, the boarders having turned the junks' guns on them as they were escaping to the shore.

On the 16th I directed the "Eaglet" to return to Hong Kong; the junks were still burning, but at the time of "Auckland's" departure (at noon) nearly consumed.

The enemy have thus lost five fine vessels of their fleet.

I have, &c.H. A. DROUGHT.
(Signed) H. A. DROUGHT.