The correspondent who furnished the printer of this paper with the paragraph inserted in the Evening Post of Saturday last,¹ respecting the engagement between the gallies and the enemy's ships, is concerned that the officers on that service should misunderstand him. He meant to do honor to the bravery both of them and the men under their command, and to rescue their reputation from any misrepresentations which might be thrown out, in their absence, to their disadvantage, in order to screen it from others. We know who hath declared "that he hath served under the King, and that he will never serve against him," and the public are amazed that such a person was trusted with any part of the direction of the expedition.