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►' ~~ .~ PAT RIO fle FUND. JANeitav 3,1814. COMMITTEE of the PATRIOTIC ND fed it to be their duty, on the late signal and &Mout f the gallant Army under the command of the Marquesir LINT; CON, to call on all their Countrymen to enable :ontlmfe the Relief, which they have hitherto extended, aye men who have been disabled, and the families of to have fallen in this important Conflict. nEitution since its establishment at the commenee he present War, has afforded an honourable :old grateful : or alleviation to more than 16,000 Cases of Offictilli' and private Snldiers, their Widows, Orphans, or it Relatives . The Committee, therefore, feel a Ann tibtt thirciugh the generous sympathy of all ranks of a g People, sensible of the blessings of security from the ims of its vindictive Enemy," the BRITISH SEAMAN )LDIER may still confidently trust, that these who ax to him while living shall, in the event of his falling sacred cause, find Friends and Guardians in a grate id generous Country : and that he who may be disabled detenee shall not be neglected by those whom he into ly defended." I. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. IPTIONS SINCE THE LAST ADVERTISEMENT dackenle • £ 1 1 0 • - 3 .5 0 roue • itague Cholmeley, Bart. • - • rzabeth Freeman, Collection at a Ball at am, Hants kiig—part of Balance front the Fuod ot to Troop of Epping Forest Volunteer Car. rote • otion at Margate, per Mess. Cobb & Son, Li) Broke, Ban. Captain of H.M.S. Shannon n. I ieutenant•Gtneral Stewart, camman td Division of the Army under Marquess ellington Irotht rs, Halifax 5 5 0 40 0 0 is o s 50 II 0 5 0 . 0 2S 14 0 50'0 ,0. - 21 0, - 01 50 0 0 A o o 19 ,p 01 Hall, Royal Navy Troop of Suffolk Yeomanry y's Pay of the Officers, Non-commissioned rs, and Primes of the sd Garrison But , Dublin 45 S riptions received at the Bar of Lloyd's; and by tile re Bankers. • • , To be Ensigns23HenryTrowbajkleut. by purchase, Ylee'W'rg all peemoted ; Benin E. Btffkefey, fitatia Sd Somereet hankie.' 315th Ditto—Captain Price, from the Royal North Giou• tester Militia, to be Captain, with temporary,rank. 97th Ditto—Captain F. Jackson, from the North Mayo Militia, to be Captain, with temporary rank. To be Lienteoantio—Lieutemint G. G. Robinson, from the 3d, Garrison Battalion, without purchase; Lieutenant H. Disney, from the Kilkenny Militia, with temporary rank. • 1 38th Ditto—Captain H. Lowe, front the Warwick Militia, to be Captain, with temporary rank ; Lieute*ant S. Moore, from the Warwick Militia, to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank; Ensign W. Crosseby, from the Warwick Militia, to be Ensign. I 39th Ditto--Carain H. Winningron, from the Herefordshire Militia, to be Captain, with temporary rank ; Lieutenant H. Beale, from the Herefordshire Militia, to be Lieutenant, with temporary tank; Lieutenant W. H. Wilson, from the Here fordshire Militia, to be Ensign. 49th Ditte•-•-To he Captains, with temporary rank— Captain B. Farwell, from the ist Somerset Militia; Captain J. G. Amos, from the Bedford Militia. To be Ensigu,-Thineas Charles Cockburn, Gent. vice Cox, deceased. 43d Ditto—Captain F. I.awrence, from the Derby Militia, to be Captain, with tempdrary rank ; Lieutenant T. Brigges, from the Derby Militia, to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank; LleutenantW.Kershaw,.front the Derby Militia, to be Ensign. 14th Ditto ----Ensign bil‘Closkey, from the Clare Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. • • 46th Ditto—James M'Bean, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Warton, promoted in the York Chasseurs. 471 h Ditto—Serjeatit-Major W. R. Bangs to be Ensign, without • purchase, vice Athet • n, promoted. Nth Ditto—Lieutenant .1. Carr, from the Derby Militia, to be . Ensign. gfist Ditty—To be Captains, with temporary rank—Captain J. Kettilby, from the Royal /Monmouth Militia; and Captain' P. Rice, from the td Royal Surrey SIM Ditto—Lieutenant C. K. Cooper, from the Derby Militia, • to be Lieutenant, with temporary rat*. 33d Ditto—To be Captains with temporary rank---Captain J. ' May,lrom the Glamorgan Militia; Captain R. Jeffreys from ditto, and Captain C. Heatlacete, from the Derby Militia. To be Lieutenants, with temporary rank--.lieutenant R. Prier from the Derby Militia; Lieutenant J. Baxter from ditto. 36th Ditto--LieUrstiarn Burgh to la e Captain of a Company, vice Macdonnell, deceased. To be Captains, with temporary rank —Captain Cooke, and Captain Gregory, franc the North Gloucester Militia.—To be Lieutenants, Ensign 11. Beale, vice Burgh ; and Lieutenant --Bayley, from the North Gloucester Militia, with tempo rary rank.—To be Ensigns, John Rancland, Gent. Vice J. F. Gamier, deceased ; Forester Owen Leiakton, Gent. vice Beale ; Ensign Watts, from the North Gloucester Militia. 'th•Ditto—Lieutenant C. Mahoney, from the Kerry -Militia, M SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETT4 MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, JANUARY 8. . • merit of Dragoons—William Sturges, Gent. to be Cornet, rcbase, vice Carden, ptonioted. s-.-Ensign G. Lloyd, from the 62d Foot, to be Cornet, rctiase, vice Gunning. promoted. iment of Light Dragoons—Cornet N. Sneyd to be Lieu t, without purchase, vice Byne, promoted in the 17th Arnett, without purchase—John Elliott, Gent, vke iintxd I agar Farmar, Gem. • _ - to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank. 15th Ditto— Isaacson, Gent. to be Ensign, withodt pdrchase, ♦ice Hunt, promoted. ;9th 'Ditto—Lieutenant G. U. Barlow, from the Mid Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Allen, appointed to the 45th Foot. 'Oth Ditto—Captain J. Long, from the Wiltshire Militia, to be Captain, with temporary radk. 4th Ditto—Captain J. Terry, from the East-Yolk Militia, to be Captain, with temporary rank; Lieutenant J. Corrigan, from the East York Militia, to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank ; Ensign R. Champoey, from the Last York Militia, to fto - --Htnry R. Bullock, Gent. to be Carnet, by purchase, )mmaney, promoted - in -the let 'Dragoons. no : -Cornet A. Macdourill to be Lieutenant, without ose, vice Bi.hop, who retires. tte- , -Coruet J. Edwards to be Licutenaid,-sstithease..iar. , vice Edwards, who retires. tto-Cornet J. Buck to be Lieutenant, without purthase, krenuwitz, promoted in the York Chasseurs. :ornets-JantesWood, Gent, by purchase o vice Fehrzsan, des : John Henry Loft, Gent. vice Buck. • I to-Cornet G. Paton to be Lientenant, without purchase. to-Corset J. Richmond to be Lieutenant, without pur , vice Call, appointed to the 9th Light Dr. "tons. to-Cosset 11J. Taylor to be Lieutenant, without pur .lornets, without purchasa.-Warren Hastings Angelo, vice Jones, promoted; and Ahlwell Taylor, Gent. Nice. T. i sm se:Quntie cf Phoe4haipik-Frederick Thontiti Duller, be Ensign. To be Ensigns—Lieutenant J. Morton, 'from the Donegal Mi litia ; Second-Lioutenani J. Law, from the Glamorgan Militia. 90th Ditto—Richard enamor, Gent. to be Ensign, without pus chase, vice D. 'Thomson, whose appolument has not takes, place. - . 91st Ditto—Jane piton; Gent. to be Ensign, withnik jittrchaie s vice Smith, whose appointment has not taken tilace. 95th Dit to—Cap. ain 'G. Brittle, from the West Kent Militia, to be Captain, with temporary rank; Lieutenant J. Bruce, from die West Kent Militia, to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank ; Gentleman Cadet John Woodford, front the Royal Mi litary College, to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cockburn, whose appohit mein has not taken place. 10? ti Ditto--Lieutenant 1. I.anghorne, from the Wiltshire Mi litia, to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank. Nova Scotia Fe cables-=Lieutenant T. Ruggles to be Captain of a Company, vice Green, appointed Ensign ; Richard Greco, • Carty -- - temporary rank. be P vice Oates, •to be - Eitalica,sirithout purchase, vice Iteckfort s who 16. s--Ensign A. Feed to be Lieutenant and Captain, with orchase, *ice Loftus, who resigns. :reigns—Henry Colville, Gent. by purchase, vice Crau appointed to the 10th Light Dragoons ; Thomas Berry, without porehase, sky !lead. latent of Foot—Lieutenant John Martin, from the Not ts: Makin, to be Lieutenant, with temporary ranks.: ' Win. Davison ,from the Northsisubsilluld ia, to Captain, with temporary rank. . . ',Ensign C. Williams, from the Second Sonieraollll. late a , 'tam with _ to L. Ensign, promoted in the 98th Foot. Royal Waggon Train—To be Lieutenants, with Temporary irst Lieutenant T. S. Price, from' the Carnarvort Mi litia; Lieurcoant J. Grant, from the Radnor Militia; Lieute nant Bubb, front the Royal North Gloucester Militia; Lieutenant R. Gag, from the Worcester Militia; Lieutenant R. Kendall, from the Royal East Middlesex Militia; Lieutt nun E. Mourt, irons the West Kent Militia. 'o be Cornet—Second Lieutenant J. Smith, from the Glamor gan Militia. Lvrr—Major-General Sir T. Hislop, Bart. to be Lieutenant- - " to be Ensign. . ; • :79 ---7 ' General in the Last-Indies only. sa—Captain J. D. Horodon, from the Royal Cornwall To be Lieutenant-Colonels in the Army—Brevet-Major C. Hill, la, to be Captain, with temporary rank; Captain R. Rid- of the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards; Major H. P. Reuss, in, from the Stafford Militia. of the 2d Light Infantry of the King's German Legion, on the to,•-tro be Captains, with temporary rank—Coptairf T. Continent of Euro p e o nl y . otrid Captain R. Allen, from . the Royal East Middlesex HeerITAL STAFF—Assistant Sur g eon J. Ramsa y , from the 4th ia. . • Ceylon Regiment, to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces, vice .leutertante, with temporary rank—Lieutenant E. Cur- Strorneyer, promoted in the York Chasseurs. Lieutenant D. Miller, and lieutenant J. Macintosh, from To be Hoipitel-Assistants to the Forces—Warrant Hospital-mate °Yal got Middlesex Militia. 1 . B arr y , Warrant Hos p ita l -mate W. Fraser, William Lori mer David Williams James ;sprout. , Edmund Ftnnucane Usigns—Lieutenapts A.Robertson, and E. Making, lo • - * * " opal Bast Middlesex Mania. • . 'James D. Millar, William Parry, John Shaw , William Fer o..-Captain J. leson, from the 2d Tower HaMldlitf lb; map' n, (for the coast of Africa only), James Wilkins, James obe Captain, with temporary. rank. ~• ::,. -• . too, Gents. o—Captain J. Giles, from the 2cl Somerset hillillikias be Gaaatsoos—Ensign R. Green, of the Neva Scotia Fencibles, to in, with temporary rank; Lieutenant Z. Balky, Irian be Fort Major of St. John's, biewfotuttilaud, vice Lieutenant ! Somerset Militia, to be Lieutenant, with eiamporary Colonel Halt, resigned. Ensign W. Hay den, from the 2(1 Somerset Militia, in The King's German Legion. sign. , . _ t . 3d Regiment of Hussars—Lieutenant 0. Meyer to be Captain of tto Captain R. H. Sale to be Major, with** lissi.; . i Troop, vice Dicta, dead of his wounds; Cornet F. Zummer. vice Eustace, promoted; Lieutenant 1. ChiShialat 40 mann to be Lieutenant, vice Meyer ; ---•--- Baron Deeken to rain of a Company, vice Sale; Serjeant-Major J, Min be Cornet, vice Zimmermann. I be Adjutant (with the rank of Ensign), vice Judaic' adasittaittut of the Line—Lieutenant F. firinckmann to be Ad reigns the Adjittantey only: ' . .= A • jittleiti eke Horse, who resisnstlie Adjutautcy only. to—Lieutenant --.Crulekshanks, from the Ist gibber- Dilialls-itegiment—To be LielliMPaits-1401110 W. GrindlaYs Usti', le be lAeutessant, with t rank. - '••• 2 4 -', vke webbee, win/ 'Taiga. ; JibiliP R. litinlesth, vice de Latre, . killed in action. to—Captain P. Johnston to be ajar, vice ale - ' • ..g . i Liersenont G. Roebfort to be Coptaiii of a . ta m To be Eatiepe • tteit lbrira dent. vitt titmilay; B. Block, i t ; gent. yitatirldisslai- Amine ; Captain H. Csiewall, front the H a, to be Captain, with temporary rank. mimeitANDVid. kutesiant!, with - temporary r.mk..-Lleuteneste C. p i , Tie undermentioned appoinnments, as stated in the Gazettes of tioni ilia Hiritsurdebire militia; Lieutenant -..• ti{ Ise' February, 19th 1 tine, aud,4o July last, have not taken ,he Berkshire Militia s Lieutenant --- Stepht;ny. falai place :-24th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet Limes ijetfietlitsi ••••-•• Atkisson, from ditto; La uu t eman ue. Richnsond.to be Lie/natant. —ifith Regiment of Foot, Ensign pity, min d ie pouiughar, Millen; 1,1„,,e, m ,e - ; i 'Ma; thew Pickering to be Lieutent.nt.—Otb Regiment of Light tnite, trees e i tte Bedtotd Militia: — 77'. -.. 11Dragoinisi Cornet NathaaielSneyd to be Lieu:raw. • . • -mwt., . nsigns-..f.nsign L Nickelson, from the ITertfordWito, FOREIGN OFFICE, JANUARY 11,121•44 a . ; h og i s t s . —. Chauval, from, the Berkshire Militia; Dispatchesoi which the ilowing are Copies, and s L v trwroo Westwood, from the Nindifghatu Militia. . ro .—E t urgu ...--- Hardwitle, ftritifir Royal prigui an extract, have been received at the Foreign Office,: In Militia, robe Ensign. __- 1 4 1 7-" Y ' ...... addresaestio ifiscottut Castlereagh, from his Exccl. so—Captain lobo Barnes, fri'm .11 . 116 0 1 kiesik *IP lencey Gentittord Viscount Cathcart, K.T. an. be Captan, with temporary rank, • ' r • • • i -,.. from his Eicellincy th e Earl of Aberdeen, K.T. 16.--3 . 4;?e. Li e utenants, without porcitase— Ensign im iillf, vice Kelly, promoted in the •fth Foot; Entails it ' Preyberg, hi Brisgaa, Dec. 14, 111116 ,'vice Maca'pine, dtteastd. • ~ ' - Deign _ .:l homa sshnkli , ath fyirmoran, bent *ems " My Loan—The Emperor's head-quarters moved kv _ ueutimant (3. mill et, ( rum t h e D r4 t, y m a id ... i• from Frankfort on the Maine, to Freyburg in Brit.- ratenaist, 'w•.th temporary rank. ' • po, az stated in the margin.* 4-."1'0 be Cott:ibis, wolfs temporary ramie—Cpptaits.3.lo6 The Emperor himself passed a week at Carlsrithe r, ft/4p the .- - Cheshire Mina • ' , a - r (' pain 0. J. "I"' anti arrived on the 22d, at Freyburg, where his 1m.. • the itoyisi Denbigh Millillf. . ioutaaiiiat. 4 i , 1 , im , parnyvank _„ga tattnant W. Boom, penal himjesty was received by the Emperor of Aus rbe Royal Dennigis Militia.- -•-• ilia; who had already been sonic days here. :tior-e1:40 L Spooner, from the Worcestershire sopa.. This being the Emperor of Russia's birth-day, the Ensign. • • same was celebrated by divine worship and a dinner tio..-:Criptain .-,--.- Parke, front the Ist Royal Lasunslirre • • ' ia, ts, be Captain, with temporary rank. • . ;a t his Imperial ?dajesty'shead-quarters, at which his sturt•nsids, with temporary rank—LieurenantW:Ossup- Imperial and RoyA Apostolic Majesty wag present. a f.reotzmuu e. Melts, from the lit Royal Lancashire Prince Schwartzenberg'S litaaiquai ters ware on ~ . the ',. l lst.at Luraclo, and were to le — removed yester -o....uropoirser ---- Andrews to be Adjutant, vice d Basl e. ay CO rat, prbnintrd* ;nth° 73d Foot; Ensign J. tilade .to be entsl~t, w•thout purchase; Gsatkmass Cadet Wm. Moore, The Anstrian forces hose crossed the *thine at the Roo Military comd.ge, lo be Ensign. vierilriode. Schaffhausen, 13.tsle, an fl intermeOiate places, and to—Caraiti 7.•Kolsialay, Mom the ed inirrison Batas- irg proceeding pu their parch ;petards the frontier et to be Captain of egflarriAre V:lce bliftstaNy w ho es' France. , • .... rook ' • ' The Field-Marshal's besdirstiers wisp, twert*4 .temoosota, with t . Lieutenant 7. Oliver, Jensen:at E. W ;igmllillhoX 4 West I.OIX Militia. • riec. 13, D:rmitadt ;1 S o Heldleinirg ; if, Dudack; is, 11, itto—lutenant P. Somet*, from th e 2 4 Segoerml haili* 3 7 , Halt ; Is, Rkastadt ; ,o Ackern ; lip . Ifilsoure; $ l, • Kinbr F . i abe Limiteaant, with toloposariaak. • slops; at, Freybarg. • to be traashi4ed to Bern on t regular Swiss foreeehave retired in 8-% stee- lead, sod the expfets to be disembodied: No hsiatilivp dr act of violence has taken place, andeiery Meg 'Weis to promise the best understan ding. General Wrede, with the army undet his coomand, is to carry on the siege of Huningnen with the greatest. activity, and is before that place. He will be covered and supported by the Russian forces. • The Prince Royal of Winemberg is before Kehl. Marshal Blucher remains near Frankfort, his forces being distributed above and below Mayence. as cir cumstance% require. A considerable column has marched by Stuttgard and Tubingen upon Schaffhaussen, and it is probable that the Imperial head-quarters will soon be again in motion. His Majesty's the King .of- Prussia es still at Frankfort, but is expected here immediately. The Chancellor, Baron Hardenberg, arrived this evening. I have the honour to be, 4c. (Signed) C A THCA RT. LETTER nom HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL VISCOUNT CATHCART, K. T. DATED Freyburg, In Brisgau, Dec. 24, let s. Mr LORD—In addition to my dispatch, dated yes- Lrday, I have -now the honour to acquaint. your ordship, that Count Bubna, w i th the Austrian ad. 7.1 -Fenced guard has already passed Berne, and that that Thehas already resumed its former consitution. The Cantons of Zurich and Seleure are following its te;ample, and have sent deputies to Berne, to consult in regard to the proper steps to in taken. ' Prince Schwartzenberg has been at Basle, but his head-quarters are still at - Lorach, from whence he di: rusts the movements of the columns in motion. I have the honour to enclose a copy of a Declara tion, in the name of the Allied Sovereigns, to Swise. zerland, contained in a Note presented by the Che valier de Lebzeltern and the Count Ca stria, which was prepared at heed-quarters, and ti therefore not dated. I have the honour to be, 44' (Signed) • ' tATHC A RT. Viscount Castlereagh, Tic. &c. &c. [Here follows the Translation of a Note transmitted by the Chevalier de Lebzeltern and the Count de Capothstria, to Ids Excellency the Landamman of Switzerland, which was riven in our Paper of Friday last .• EXTRACT OF "41._ DISP A ICH FROM HIS EifSLLF.YCT TH R EARL OF AELIIHISICR, K. T. DA TED rakvauftb, DE-. CRNIIIER 24, 1313. I have the satisfiction of' being able to give your Lordship •the most favourable account of the state of affairs in, Switzerland. General Count Bubna en.; tered Berne the day before yesterday, with a strong corps of cavalry, and the head-quarters of Prince Schwartzenberg were to established there in the course of this day or to-morrow. The troops, which are all Austrian, . have observed the strictest discipline in their passage through the country, and have been re ceived with the Utmost enthusiasm by the inhabitants. I am to inform your Lordship, that the day before yesterday a revolution took place in the government of the Canton of Berne. The-business was brought for ward in the Council'by the presedt Avoyer Freudez niech, and General Virattevale, with others of the most respectable inhabitants, who re-established the ancient government forthwith, to the great joy of the whole population. The small Cantons will follow the example of Brine without - hesitation, as well as . ,Fribourg and Soleure. To-morrow or next day, the head-quarters of his Imperial Majesty will be established on the left bank of the Rhine, either at Basle or Rheinfelden. ADMIRALTY OFFICE. JANUARY 8. Copy of a Letter from Capt. Hoste, of .his Majesty's Ship Bac chante, addressed to Rear-Admiral Fremantle, and transmit ted by Vlce-Admiral Sir Edward PCllt*, to John Wilson Cro ke; Li. •:!' * His Majesty's Ship Bacchante, aff Castel Nuovo, Oct. 16, 1813. Stet—l.,arrived off Ragusa on the 12th instant, and joined the Saracen and three gun-boats, with a detachment of the garrison of Curzola on board, commanded by Captain Lowen, who had been di rected by Colonel Robertson io act on this coast. From - the information I received from Captain Harper, of the Saracen, together with the state of the country about Cattaro, and the insurrection of the Bocchese, I lost no time in proceeding to this place, with the vessels under my orders. On the 18th, in the morning, we forced the passage between Castel Nuova and the fort of Rosa, and after some firing, secured a capital anchorage for the squadron about three miles above Castel Nuova. In the evening I detached the boats of this ship, With those of the Saracen and the two Sicilian gun boats, under Captain Harper's 'orders, who very handsomely volunteered his services, to capture the enemy's armed naval force, which i understood were lying between the Isla of St. George, and the town of Cattaro. Captain Harper completely succeeded; the enemy had destroyed their boats on his approach, hat having succeeded in manning them with the armed Bocchese iu the neighbourhood, he most gal lantly Attacked and carried the island of St. George, the CotomanOnt End his garrison surrendering At discretion. 1 enclase his repr-al of the affair, with the ACCOOPIt of the guns, 4c. captured. This is a point of the utmost importance w our future operations ; 1 it commands and fronts the narrow channel to the narrow branch of the river that leads up to Cattaro itself; and, fortified as it is, it would halt been with' difficulty, if at all, the ships of war could have passed it. The fort of Peroste was taken by the Bocchese the sync night, and I 'have now the pleasure to ac- Anaint you, that Castel Nuova and Fort Espagnol, surrendered by capitulation to the British force this morning, a copy of which I enclose. The garrison , remain prisoners of .war till exchanged ; the officers are allowed their parole. There are several Croats Amongst the garrison, who are willing to enter the Austrian service, and I intend sending them to Fiume. I shall lose no time in getting up to Cat wo, Fort fit. John is the only place the enemy possess in the Bocco. The French General, Gall thier, has retired into the fort, with about six hun dred men ; it is about fifteen miles up the river, and is a very strong place. I intend proceeding there 4i;ectly I have arranged our affairs here. I have Left a garrison in Fort Espagnol ‘ , and en, close the return of the stores, 4 40 4 etc. scc. taken in three places, The Nontenegnos have been of e.onsi derAble service, in closely hlockalcing the country rigl4l.l "gaol, p 34 the neighbo . u!hood. calnof mention in too warm terms the conduct of Cak4 I IlstOt.'; he is ever ready, acid moo holefatig " • o f Ale Tee of st. George does Lint & ta f e :l d cath ya m a ec : caPtii" v m s ice t a tc n a h a nd m in a en d s eb: ist ih te a e d ne h ta i e gh h C e es ap t a t t c r l i i n ti it'L m o es wen giv f es or m t e he ; Ind the zeal that animates every one is highly p ra , se . I h ave t he honesty sia be &c. (Signed) , orthp W. ktOSTE. • i?" 11.. .. 3.94-11"11 = --- ,iiastel Num, Bocco & Cattartk Oetobee as. Slit=-Agreeably Yo . your direttiorns, I send she re port of she proceedings of the boats yow did me the honour of putting uader,my command. At ten P. m. on the 12th instant, I left the Saracen 'with the two un-boats, the launch and barge of the B a cc ha nte , kdthe boats of the sloop under my command, and. ,-.., • towar d s Cattaro. Qn going through the pa of Cadone , the enemy ea the Island or St. cirge opened a heavy fire on us. We kirtnuately escaped without damage. At midnight, witbin f oot miles of Cattaro, I found the enemy's fourgun-boat in a state of revolt. I instantly took possession Le them. The appearance of the English at this mn, meat had the happiest effect. I landed at the ditre• rent places, summoned the principal inhabitants, who immediately at my reqnest armed en masse against the Freisch. As there was not a moment to be lost in carrying into execution your further orders vesper. ting the island of St. George, I Insisted the Engli,4 and Austrian flays In the four gun-boats taken, and manned them with pert English and the remainder inhabitants, volunteers, and proceeded down to the attack of that place. At daylight, I landed at the town of Persate, anti found the inhabitants had taken possession of a small castle of three guns from the french. Seeing theit guns mi4ht be employed with adrantage against the fortifications of :t. George, and the inhabitants put ting themselves under my orders, I hoiAed the Eng. lish and Austrian coleurs, and took the command. I • ordered Lieutenant Gostling to bring tin the gun boats to the attack ' which he did in the most h:tnif some manner. At sit, a. m. this morninx r e heavy and well-directed fire was opened at the island, and returned from it. In fifteen minutes the enemy was driven from his guns, and made a flag cf truce and offered to capitulate. I insisted on their surrendering at discretion, the whole to Ile prim:errs, and allowed them live minutes only before I commenced 6...ieg again, to which they submitted; and I task posses sion of the island, and hoisted the English colours : am happy to say, this strong place has *in reduc e ;withoet any lois en our side, , it is with the greatest pleeenre I have to report the !good conduct of every officer and man employed ; and if 1 had been ebtiged to storni• - the stead, as I in : tended, I feel confident the result would h4ve tmen .. corn plete.4eccess. • Lieutenaat Qostling, of the Bapclante, (4 whom I gave the command of the gun-boats, brought theft op to the attack under= fire from the enem y, in the most cool and • rned manner. I te landed the marines, end given hins the coinniand of the island, until your pfeasere is known : it is not i 4 !my power to describe the joy and enthnsiasre of the lcohabitants-at seeing the gnglish flag flying, In tw? hours I bad the - whole populatioe arme4 tinder Mr !C i om'mand, and read' to efecute any thing I miglp order. .. The gunboats I *had taken, I haste ordered to blockade the town and castle of Cattaro by seas "4 the armed inhabitants by land, which they are dein; in the strictest manner, Enclosed I send returns of gun-boats, prisonens t ordnance stores, &c. taken.—l have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) J. Battier;, cerenaniter *of the Stows. A Return of the Gua-boats taken act the Evenitag of the IS October, 1813, *Re cisttacia. I Gon•boats, each one lOng es-pgadee Lathe bow, out it. pounder carronade in the stuv with 80 sailors en 4 siz soldiers each. . , , •••,...: 2 Gun-boat*, each oqe Th with ose 26 gu 3a 4l: had 111 , dsiz On'boisir rig bra's 24-pounder,„ carriages, shot, ate. sad wraptei Cattaro to be mounted on, the fortifications. ..,‘ . • . . (Signed) I.riA lett, Opoproaculer of the Saracen. A Return of Prisoners taken et tit Island of Sr. George and email Castle of Veaarte; op the Morning or the 14th new. ber, I§l3. 1 Captain 'Commandhot, S Lieateowts, I peppan of Engineers, 9 Cosner* 2 Serjeants, 4 corporals 120 prins. ce t 01144) J. Haft arta, Cot;sitaader of the Saracen. An Account of Ordnarite itores,&c.taken at tleitland of St. _ George, illds October. ilitleenty-four-pcsander brass gun, 4 nigbosan-ponnder brass guns, gteighteen-pounger iron gun, six and haftvounder iron gun shot, sponges, etc. ke.• complete; i Six and half inch bras. mortar, shells, atc ; one rummer for hearing shot, 66 barrelsspi powder, b cases' of nmsket balls, 3 cases GI hand grenaden, cafe of live shells, Ism*, of bread, 5 wicks of wine, 4 Flak tof la fish. (Signed) • l': Hai ea a, Commodes of the Seilefen. ARTICI.P.6 of CAPITULATION, agreed en between the Fog• ces of his Britannic Majesty, commanded by William 'Hoste l Esq. Captain of his Britannic Majesty's Ship Bacchante, as 4 Senior Officer in the Bocco dl.Cattaro, on one side ;--attd tie French Garrisons of Castel Nuovo and Fort EsiBgrisol, en the Other, commanded by Lieutesint Colonel I-lolewoitz. ' ' ' Art. I. The French troops shall- istarel out of the plus wises the honours of war; shall depollt their arms on the glad*, anti shall be embarked on board his -Britannic Majesty's ships, aid shall be considimid as prisoners al iiit.." • Art. 11. The Calomel and Men Asa pitman on tbeigiseroller. and hot to serW seek Mae* mchassge4 They shall be allow: ed to retain Owls' mends. 40.1t1. The Croats, allieees and seddiert,bave per nhsion alum to their own country l and shall be rep*atended to tr, House of Austria. ' • • •• " - Art. IV. The fortress and Castel Norm lardi remain is the sans state it is at present; the magashicsairl-peldidatdie4 atati tenpin in the same state they are actually lit: • ' •• Art. V. AU private property shall be respeeted. Art. VI. The troops•cd 'his Britannic Majetty shall take pm. pession of the fort Espagnol iptd Castel Nrovo, at eight o'clock tomorrow mortling. 4rt. VII. A guard of his Britannic Majesty's timps .shall mediately be sent into the city, to preserve tranquillity . The Officer who delivers this will wait half an hour for an ag e sever e ' (Signed) WM. HOSTE, Captain of his Br 6 tannic Majesty's- ship Bacchants: P. LOWE N, Captain, commandint His Britannic Majesty's Treops.c (Signed) HOLEWOL Le Coked-COIN nsambet de - • . • Return of the Garrison of Castel Nuovo .anitiFlNllll44llBl4o2ll • ;be 16th October, Intj, 4th Regiment of Croats-1 Colonel, 1 Lieutenant, I Sella', Major, I Private. 34 Regiment of Croats-1 Captain, 3 Lieutenattis, 1 Aide-Ma. jor, 1 Sub-Lieutenant, 1 Adjutant, 2 Salaam Majors, i Set jeant4, 14 Corporals, V 36 erivates, 4 Drbmmers. 4tis Regiplent —1 Serjeant, 5 Privates. Artilery-1, Lieutenant, 1 Guard of Artillery. 10 Gunners. Ge.iitialstatrie-1 brigadier, 5 Gendarmes, 2 Engineer and Ma gazine Guartp.— l'otal, 299. (Signed) Le Colonel HoLeworrs. tiaponnt of prdaanpe, Stores, am. taken at Fort Espagnol, ;" . • .on tits atoning tke Igth Gatoben, 1813. 11111ilirass 3-paandetS, siren troy 12pininders, four iron few. • • TI • to th of P' tt L d: S of ti ti ti it tl ♦ a) • ta. • 0 f - 1 - a t 1 1 • 1 • '• • possaisletdes a r os., 40 band ball Wald," toe MISS Pounde fl " Two bras 12-ps p owidets, two po wder, 2 00 P I.,eu oboes dm greases, not . AD)) Vice-A dm! to John Wilsc Dickson, of 1 the capture, on the 26 L. th pr i ratter u•sta the boats of I Lieutenant ' The :chow days before, s availing hers Solitaire, Wt of her. On preparation fi the boats had the most dete the vessel woe instantly cart Captain D the gallantry the boats. Mr. Joseph men were kill vey, Lieutan Midshipman, The loss o and second C officers) were Extract of a Let Desiree, to 3. 18111. I have to day the 19th from Capt. D rock, that a advancing to up mkt mon Blazer, but it wis impos another com &oar hatter, by the Swed carriages, sF town. I thi that night in brig to come and they aeti 1- • • ~ rietezoi Armies to 71 We do ne far from us I to impose ui the same ri yotii ) .l. • MagiAtrat Your homes cpett fop pri shall charac lied Armies vengeance; the number last twenty the most Other pp led your an 'the Allied haring put Europe. 7 their ambit a peace wb France, an hoped to fi We come 1 His Ma command' Tin, to his General of France, resernhks : 111 well de seas Arm I na thfo I be vanqu changes: ter of th e trials, has nets. . i 79: by the hot seising oc rived wits We had r Genitals, lag in enemy w A Minis; clamed« Paris to-t Witty one to nuke all our re hopes. ' of Freda their des' famous f rance, Not co levies pt 1 4ttik r . ~'i.