OFFICERS.-Edw. J Ballard, acting lieu- tenant; James Broome, 1st lt. of Marines; Wm. A White, sailing master; Pollard Hopewell, midshipman; John Evans, do. Courtland Livingston, do.

Daniel Burnham, quarter-master; James Woodbury, do.; Michael Kelly, quarter- gunner; John Carter, boatswain's mate.

SEAMEN.-Henry H. Monroe, Abraham Cox, Sterling Clerk, Alex. Marino, Thos. Evans, John Miller, Daniel Martin, Rob- ert Bates, Wm Russell, Harris Ball, An- drew Williams, Joseph Simmons, John W. Duggan, David Bias, Josiah Shatfield, Jno. Phillips, Benj. Esday, John Reed 2d, Sam- uel Mullin, Michael Sawyer, James Betten, John Crab, Samuel M. Purkins, Joseph Judith, John Jones, Christopher Houstan, George Crayton, boy.

MARINES.-Thos Wheaton, Benj. Mor- rison, John Mulligan, John German, John Huntress, James Trainor, Jacob Preston, Phillip Bryant, Redman Barry, Robert Standley, Delany Ward.

WOUNDED.

OFFICERS.- JAMES LAWRENCE, Esq. Captain, since deceased; Augustus C. Ludlow, lt. since deceased; George Budd, lt.; Wm. Cox acting do.; Sm'l. Liver- more, acting chaplain; Francis Nichols, Walter Abbott, Wm. A. Weaver, Edmund M. Russell, Wm. Berry midshipmen.

Peter Adams, boatswain, since dead; Jefferson Griffith, quarter-master; James A. Lewis, quarter-master; Forbes Dela, quarter-gunner, since dead; Sm'l. Hudson, sail maker's mate; Thm. Finnagan, gun- ner's yoeman; Thomas Smith 2d, quarter- gunner; John Veazy, do; John Giles, do.; Thomas Rouse, do.; and Thomas Jackson, 2d. quarter-master.

SEAMEN.-James Sprout, Sylvester Sta- cy, John Appleton, Peter Quantin, James Butler, John Johnson, John Peterson, Th. Sterling, Peter John, Jehu Smith, Joseph Weyland, Francis Symonds, since dead; John Brice, Eliphalet Carr, Thom. Flanagan, John Hodgman, since dead; FrancisFranklin, Henry Hyde, Alex. Grant, Enoch Hackett, And. Mercer, John Tallman, James Parker, Eben. Day, Giles Cone, since dead; And. Vandesnau, Derby Lee, since dead; John Hunt, do.; Rolla Peters, Rob. May, Joseph Vaugham, John Devo, since dead; Noel Dearborn, John Rollins, Charles Sargent, Wm. Metcalf, Ch. Thompson, Abra. Richardson, Jas. Durfee, Lewis Hanscom, since dead; Wm. Hubans Benj. Sumner, Wm. M'Cofforty, Marcus Mansel, since dead; John Dezinct, John Petusiwing, Wm. Peterson, Wm. Stewart, Asa Newhall, Alex. Brown, Mathias Douglas, John M'Neal, since dead; John Crutchett, Thom. Jones, 2d. John Caldwell, Wm. Gardiner, and John Kegan.

MARINEs...Sergeants, John Twis, Wm. Harris; corporal Wm. Dixon, since dead; privates Rich. Hoffman, Jas. Brown, Joseph Twiss, George Upham, John Crippen, Sam. Jackson, John Johnson, John Wright, Miles Morris, Mathias Woolberry, Warren Fogg, Thomas Johnson, Gee. Clyne, Joseph Crane, Wm. Lewis John Lyre, and John Brady.

COLUMBIANS here behold the list, Of those who met a glorious doom; They who in Freedom's cause have bled, And sleep within a watery tomb.

Shall not one tribute then, be paid, To the bold heroes of the wave? Yes! ever will we bear in mind, The freemen who have fought so brave.

Their country's honor was the Star, By which those heroes, dauntless steer'd; And while the Eagle wav'd in air, They neither toil nor danger fear'd.

Ardent they sought the hostile band, And o'er the blue and trackless deep, They dar'd the foe in glorious fight, And sunk in glory's arms to sleep.

But long the wave as they descry, Shall freemen mourn for heroes brave, And tears of fond regret shall fall, And mingle with the briny wave.

Ye spirits, dauntless, who withstood, The tempest of the battle-fray, Your names remember'd e'er shall be, When Freemen march to field away.

Long, long, the wave on which ye fought, Shall meet the musing patriot's eyes, And proudly boast, beneath that wave, Full many a noble hero lies.

Heroes, farewell! oft shall thy shades, In fond remembrance, ever dear, Receive the grateful sacrifice, Of holy Freedom's choicest tear.