_General Dundas lands on the north east side of the island ... Trinité taken ... Colonel Cradock attacked, Captain McEwen killed ... General Dundas forms a junction with Sir Charles Grey ... March towards St. Pierre ... Colonel Campbell killed ... St. Pierre attacked by sea, and taken ... Description of that town._ CHAPTER VI. _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._ CHAPTER VII. 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._ CHAPTER VIII. _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._ CHAPTER IX. _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._ CHAPTER X. _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._ CHAPTER XI.