The National Register. — London, England, 1814-05-15 00:00:00

MAY r. tboie ..s.lu)ni he has poi:ttesi out to their 14. rti•ships favour; but it reatains for me. to state, Clint the manner in ‘4 bids the whole 0, (vire ine: been col:darted by Sir Josias Rowley, claims my sincere it ekutvAttlareentY, and their lAMISIIipS will, 1 am Fensible, receive it a jo , t eott , itleration of his untibrm teal and siterit% I have the itunour to be, EL) WARD I'ELLEW. His Majesty's ship America, off Genoa. April . lB. Sin--T have the hononr to inform you that, in pursuance of my co:nmunication at the Stst ult. from -Leghorn Roads, I sailed from thence on the 7th of April, with his Excellency Lieut.-Gen. Lend NVm. tlentiock on board. After various Colll4ltMliCatinllS With the trov* at Spezia and other pat is of the coast, we anchored etl Recce, in tic Cniph of Genoa, en the The lion. Capt. Dundas had, ith the I:—iinburgli, Rainbow, and sonic of the flotilla, during my absence, co-operated with the adsance of the witty with his u•-sal activity and 2cal. On the 15th, the trf , rsports having arrived from Sicily, the troops VerP iffiliwth:llclV iamird, and the ships and gnu-boats moved on iil Nonce ttiih the army. On the 17th, every preparation being made for the attack, at iia.)light the army innsed forward• to drive the enenry from flick yo‘itions, without the tifwll of Genoa. The gim and • mortar vessels, with the ships boats, armed with earromides, were advaneed along the' sea !isle to attack the batteries ; the greater part or the mat ices, mutt r the committal of Capt. Rea, manic., were also cm. ked in the transport boats, ready to imiod as oreasion might fe trii re. As soon as the tioops a:lv:ince'', the w lin!c of the gnu-ves sels and boats opt imcd their lire with sneli effect, Wilt on the landing tit tie seamen and mai ines. and preparing to sin; m. the tmc:ny tic• rtituil their bntteries, and the whole of the sea line without the wall-, were Instautly taken .pos.ession of, and soon turnt d on the by this means drawing tiff a considerable portion of the cue in)'s the. The arrival of the. Caledonia aftirded you, Sir, an °pt►nr tn: its witnessing time remaining operations, and the spirited fire wl•mch mas kept up at the battery. under the directions of Lieots. Baxalgette and White, against a very superior name of the evenly, by I regret to state, that Lieut. liewiek, of time Pyladel., an officer of much promise, Wu% killed. My wannest thanks are due to the whole of the Captains, Otfier•s, seam( n, amid mat Ines, which I had the honour to Irat e placed under any orders, for their zealous and active co•oi,erLi:nii while under ms command. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) To Vice Admiral Sir Edward Pellew, 134 rt. Cuumnamder in Chief, &e. JOS. ROWLEY. Return of killed, wounded, and missing, of seamen and marines, employed in an attack on Genoa, 17th Apr:l, 1814. America.—Winioded: Edward Al'Dormott, ordivary t•camaii, fl.ingeronsly; Jab ViIIISCRCIIM, able seaman, badly; John Cartledge, ,private marine, sli::Ltiy 11erwiek.—Killed : 14'in. Mills. able seninan.—Missing: John Caipb:•ll. landmon, supposed to have fall' n frour the 'Wounded : (;o.k (1), private n:arire, sLytrrly. : Air. John Bela irk, Lienti.r.ant. Eillnburgli.-I:omuled : Mr. David Mapleton, Lieutenant ; Gil bert Collik.r, able seaman. Caracoa.--AViatuded : Patrick Doyle, able seaman. John Quail. eopthio of the foretop, Be verely.—Total : V kllied, 8 wounded, 1 toi-st:i2 . - (Signed) JOS. ROWLEY, Captain. N.ll. Two wouinkd in Sicilian gun boats, nut included. Litt of the enemy' , rli:ps and veppels of war captured at Genoa, on the surrc nth ror that lot tre-s, Bth April, 11;14. Brilliant, of 74 guns, ready for launcltiu ; Couleur brie, of 16 24- rniuuders, and long 9-pounders; Renard brig, of 14 titpounders and 2 long 9-ponuderi ; Endyniion brig, of 14 24-pounders and 2 lnog 8 pounders ; Spliynx brig, of 18 gnus, new, equipping ; un known of 74 in frame. EI)W. PELLEW. TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. MAR DEPARTMENT, DOWNING STREET, MAY 10, 1814. A dispatch, of which the following is a copy, has been this day re ceived at Earl Bathurst':i office, addressed to his Lordship by General Lord Lyneduck, K.B. dated Antwerp, May 5, 1814. • _ MY LORD—I have the honour to state to your Lordship, that agreeable to ilia teruis of the Convention of Paris of the tad ult.. TUE NATIONAI,IIEGISTER. 519 this fortress, wit:t t%e different forts depending int it, was finally eva cuated by the remaining Freach troops this morning. Major-General Kunigi, the Contolissioner of the Allied Powers * having signified to me his wish that; according to his instructions, Ltritisti troops should (weepy it, the td division, under the command ef Coin., and the ist brigade of the ost division were marched in ; and after the different guards wile tetieveel, the new gArrison received the Commissioner wit% military bottoms. - The Magi•trates then assembled on the paraile, and the Mayor, reeonentcnilin! , Antwerp to the protectirm, and itv future fate, to this favour of the Alnes. presented the I:eys of the town to General who tereiv4ll t;:em iit the name of the allied Sovereigns. It is inirossible to ileserihv with ulJzt demonsttationl of entimsial tic jtby tise inhabit:nits exptesled their approbation of this interest ing scene. All the marine establislitnents remain in the hands of the Frl)di. I have had the most satisfactory communications with the French Gourikin. commanding ; aild I have no doubt of the utmost harmony prrvailica betwer‘ii the French and Eaglisli of all deserip tiono, during the time e town shall continue to be occupied by, * British have the honour to be, &c. (Sigiied) THOS. GRAHAM. ADMIT( AVIV orusch MAT 10, 1814. A letter from fir E. PcHew, gives the naval account of the cap. lure or the fortrtss of Santa Maria, in the (Mph of Spezzia, pre. paratory to the surrender of Genoa. `"ice-Admiral Sir Edward l'ellew has also transmitted to John WM. son Crokur, I..'sq. a letter fecon Captain Sir Josias Rowley, loci°. sin 4 two letters from Captain Brace, of die Berwick, and Captain. Hamilton of the Illinbow, ivin: accounts of attacks by the boats of those ships, with twnSicilian gun-boats, on the Bth and Wilt of Apt il , upon the (limy's pots near the pass of Rona with a view to favour the advance of the British army. The em-my was driven from all his positions, krivirsg behind two twenty-time-ponders anti two mortars, which were taken possession of. Great slit it and good conduct were shewn by the officers nett • men et:gni:4 on thopie ree:Aikite., in which two men we: - e and ',lent. Lion of the 7)elvick, and lota 11101, WOlllOl4l. Rear Admiral Sir Julio Gore has Imi:twitted to John Wilson Cm.. ker, Esq. at te:tcr fri to Cipt. tio.te, of his MajcAy's ship Bacchante, dated i•tf Parga, on the coast of Albania, the lid March sox. ill, that he had price ti thither in consequence of a dtputatio3 From the inhabitants of the town, requesting assistance against the French .'arrison, et , nsisting of one hundred and seventy nitn, mandvd by a Cu!onel; 7lltl that on the arrival of the Bacchante, the French hwiled ilov - r, arid the town and works takris: pos:(MliUll of by Captain forte. ILTY WPFIC M T, , 1814. Ms Royal Hu A lnievt the Pace Regrui hted picasrd try i'le naffie um) du the heiv.if of his BlpjeNty; itotwuraii!e J(llin Fad ni* S!. Vinri nt, IC. B. AG: ical of the td be Getier.tt (:t Rota! Fotre,z, ist the room of the Right 'rlouotrahle Akxudder Viscount Bri(ipers, I:. tlercased. An:l c,l n to appoint Sir FCehard 0:14ow, Bart. Ativtiral of that to of the said ltnyA Marine Furctp, in the room of the Earl St. Vincent, promoted. [Mk Ga?ette cotitainft the Couvention f'r a Buspension of Hosti lities with France, given in our paprr of May the Ist.] P INNRUPIS. S. H Faodel awl T.. N. I riiman, of the Pncement, tnercliatti - ,, to surrender- May 14, Q 4, and hone 11, at twelve, at Guild hall. Attoiney. Mr A. Tgaars, Euvii !Utak% _ _ C. Porter, a Slepherd's•rnal get, May.l , ir, ler, Ally 17, 24., and June 21, at one, at Guildiia!l. AttGroies, Mesta. Vanderconi and Contyn, Bush lane, Cannon-st.ert. J. Slater, of 8,,1t0n-le-Moors, bleacher, May '27, 21,, end Jun. 9.8, at eleven, at the Star-lun, MancLester. Atturnies, Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, R. and G. Smith, of Lutterworth, Leicestershire, wine-merchants, May 23, at six, 24, ut ten, and June 21, et elevet, et the ffind fryl, Lut terworth. Attornies, Messrs. Kinderley, Long and ilm•ten, R. C. Downes, of Liverpool, flatter, June 1,2, end at oar, st George ;nn, Liverp o ol. Att orn i es , Messrs. Blaclatuck and Bunco Temple. T. Wills, of Banbury, Oxfordshire, carpenter, May 26, end June 21, at eleven, at the :14in Ugibe Lot. Denbury. Attornies, Messrs., Piranons t Temple. !