The National Register. — London, England, 1815-06-11 00:00:00

214 - NATIONAL REC;ISTER. Mr. IVAM u rep! ed, Thai the Hen. Mciaber was at his old practice— pa,ou .1 reulaik—straling about blows without k owing wlu,ni he shntild iittskt. But lie did not feel hot: such remark ; he rather coos ticr.rl It'unself honoured felic tated by it. (A Ititti,l.) calling Bit itia sere the vrearest Cain .in of the age, he meant as an en-taii ; he tit .trght- the Duke of Welittigion was certainly much grr. itcr. Mt. \1' }' I 7 aa F An het.g:•f! to return thanks for the reap( ctful notice ant hi-e, t.,kri t cf him 4 but the ia, guat'e of the :lon. rvl.mber ss..s itsr ixt.uh.i. tali( d c f " prr , otial" attacks beii.g made, ant; also of bh-ws without k. owing where they would :all : a StJell'ge a rt of " perantt, l" atitck !—(Hear )--Such the 11:111 NI, n i b r's pcisottal attack was taking AIM with a IRA xotim !—(A laugh.) Afar .onie tuirher obwrvaiinns from Mr. F. LEwis and other mcmSer.i, the itcaclutions were agr..ed to. sr.imp DUTILS. T!ic Lima of tl!e EXc FOVIR po s tponed the further corsi' of ;•1, oohed new : , 1,41111) Duncs to Molida% nt xt. "I be suvlr..l het re the House benne tot wttdcda sage, and the other buz,inebs nibpo.ei. of f it a journ.d to Monnitv. 4,C.NDON GAZETTE Ell BA ORDINAI?ra DIONDAY, JUNE 5, 1815. VOnt.tr:N OFFICE. it NE 5. 1815. tellers cf.shiet, tre ro.lowieg •re e xtr.irts. hare Leen this morn el I,N P.e.rel CaNtierviieril from Edetard Cooke, lie of hie Aljehty's I,ntlce Scot biree, of State. for For . ei:;;l Ati ir: , (heti d a Via de 1,1 Cmci, Al.iy 20, 1815. I cn¢lo C lee of military ruports from Cotofiel %%ha is employed bruit r Get:ei al INl:et,t, to the 18th lost. by Loud Stcwares diteeti •n+. Tiii-srlav hitt. if we. to Civita Vecellia, with the view of Lola Exininsiti in hi. pa.sSasPe from (fieliosi to 411) eA, ilay evening hi.- I_,ord.hip's flag app, ared its the tour sat: the line, and 1 %%rut on beard and pill Lillis in 1;035t...i0n of all detail ; upon wo i c h Ite pr o r t yd e d to, tkwitlt to *.ht• I.Ls% ot Naples, where fir •ittis: :save armed this morning. ishe Berwick, of 74 guns, C, wain Bruce, came to Civrta Vecchia tinsSaliii el ; finding 11 , at a Fiesici, frigate lo.sl gone into Gaeta, plai:6'y wit, a view cariying esti the Enosiapaite tansily, he proceeds -I by my drsise, ott Tilesday vvening, in wilts . to blockade (.4 eta. A Ni•valitais General arrived at Civita Vecchia on Wcdocrsidy front Palermo, whirls lie Is It the.3llll. he reported to me. that the King' had left Palermo for Vii. ssina ; and Boit the British and bicilian troop , ' ismalty 11, esidoirk. Leiters had been sent General No-ent Lori, Bin , diersh f by Terrs.cina and Posiza, to - - (iffier-:1 Ftli lam% stf%tAtig Cie &bat Latiou to be as ucar Naples 11S pw , ible. If Lord I)t7l,ttiter,lt's dispatches have ;mired, your Lordship will have beon rued that the 1.31 i,! fly 6.010 had I•urrenderrd hey lit of the and the whole arsenal of Naples, by capitulation, to Captais. Campbell, or the 'fret:min oils ua Ina tarea [eking to — binnbard the eity. The aceetniN liercwitl! seat v. ill prove satisfactorily to your Lord.' ship. that the war is on the eve ut being successfully tertninated. The Neapolitiot army do - not support the cause of Murat, nitwit less the po , Ople • mini receive the allied hoops as liberators, and are, tnert ly anal .115 for the restoration of thvir ancient and legitimate 'seine exasperi.!• ci and di-gusted with as the vexations, de reptions. and pet tidies or ;%I.ltrat. I have sent the utigitiali of Colonel Church's reports to Lord St e•ki t Vienna, I flies! concratalatc ynnr Lord‘ltip on the prospect of vo ral ly and itappy a tetnintetion to tLe projects ot 3itnat. ARMY OF NAPLES. Head Quartets of (;euvr.l Count Nugent, Bivouac of Acre, Dlay 1:), 4813. t.nnu—My last report. tlet d. Home( the 11th inst . . stated elf of (Ichrt al Cokut Nugect's crutit Valiiiesitosie. in tr4.,e }lo;.i ts ;State.. 111 1: 1 , conic, acid towatilo the frontier of the iti-gdoon of l'il*.iptes; the enemy to tiring b, ;ore I,ittl , and only Cll. Ea2.lllU it; tial orrioiott.,lly, Oat to:11011bn) Oriven b. yotul the (i4rtgli4ito, as tar hack ai :it, (ieriiiimo, a di, Pe :liirty 'tides front his frontier, lollovi,ed by the advance gsvo(l, O H - to Oil town. t)11 the 1411 1 . areiti:l Miltat - having arrived iu pe vson at St. tiCliPaL 3o 4 ins! 41, s=i3ciqUeiut cuubideraly iciufaced, ati. JUNE 11 vareed again lion' St. Germano, and drove back the advance guard of this army ; the same e,eoing lie attacked the outposts at all looints, and surrounded them with great superiosity of minilicis; out w kir tat:cling which the gallai;try of the tioops was StiFl/, that ever_ detached guard not only cut his way through the clittny, but InotiLlit in a manlier of prisoners, to the minima of thice ut four 111)1101Tel. The attack of the oetpcsts•w as not followed op. as we had reason to expr et, by a rwriolis operation av,ainst our position at Cepralio ill the Garigliano, iu txpi elation of w hich th e troops remained the gicater poi t el the d.ly i,t 01 ( 1 ( 1' cf hau:e. On the 15th the cove,y began again to retire; his snout meat then plainly recertaincd to be a mawrime to cover asid facilitate the esedi e of Marshal Murat to who ariived at atop, with only' three or four (Ace's and ate w dragoons, and lett it sitain in a couple of hours. Tow ds stiu-sct on the saws,. day, Ct'lluial Nugent irsinned the offinsiNe, notwithstancliog 11:e ihtiaratity of numbers, the enemy' hiprieg mar ten thoitsara men ; crosier; the Garigliano en a !mope thrown over it, to leplace that bond by rile French General Alaolici-, when he sacked and Ind tit [Le iii for, nate NW) Of Ceptono, he pursued Iris liti‘lCh On the road towaids St. Gelman°, and bivouacked malt r the little town of Arm., w tili* typo t i‘ 4101(11 Goma al Manta is bas been joined by the Mini ter of W..r will, awl it is probable that their cowrimd WI( e vtili oreot y this night a positioli Oil the ',felt'', a few miles !ri in thus caw. On the line of operation of General Count Negeol, i.e t:. let occupies Poole Corso, FOolli, and Itri, aid the Teti elkliUd6 tar as Isola and Siva. l h ,ve vrt et satisfaction ill infvro ihg y.llll Lottlfthip of the loyal dispo.ition 4 the likleattital•ts of t col, y, tsliere the cockade of the letviitstalt Soveretgn otubt•rt.ally unto. Tito aemy Mill ativdoce agt,ht tornboo row, at,tl th e d e tail 4 of it s pro... Jess tr..tmrittcd to ), or Lor(l•ltip soi.o as St. (irroutuo is occupied, ur a tottillat ileet pied. 1 hiti,e the honour It be, &c, Oit./;,0) C. Citvitui. His Excellt•nov Lieutenant-Geto.no Lord Stohdit, G. C. L. &e. . Vientrt. ARMY 01. N ‘PLES. Heal-quarter. General Count Nogint, 5,...11 (ft 'mann, Alry 17, 181.5. Ali Longo—My la.t dispatch, dated from the bivenac or Arce, brought the ototails of tile 0114'1 ations of General Count Isiugent's corps np to the nate of the 15th instant. have vow the satisfaction to iliforin yofir Lordship, that. since that pejoil, a series ut bold ard rapid movements, on the part of 111.11 General, have been crowned with the most conipleti Atieceos, rind the enemy's army opposed to hin: defeated and totally dispersed. , On the night of the 15th, the a,lvanced guard moved forward r•fini the camp of Atee on the road tostraftts "St. (iirmario, having the twiny in front strongly posted oil the banks of the Mei& ; darting the night, however, lie retreated to San Cretin:lB.o, breaking dut) I. the bridge across that river. No time was lost in throwing a brid g e over the Melia; and at ten o'clock on the mowing of the kith, it was crossed by the intatitiy ; the cavalry iii the mean time having passed it whet e it was - fordable for Loris. On the :rime day bel,,re day-light. Central Niigetit advanced his whole corps to the Melte. and hating there received a reintoret.. meat of hussars and chassciirs, he marched forward in order of b a ttle to attack the en' toy at san Germano, Where the united forces bf aiacduual !, Manheis, and Pignatelli had taken post. On the ap proach of the troops, the. enemy declined the combat, ano hastily abandoned his position, leaving. behind Min many prisoners arid de serters, and fell back to the village at iSlignatio, ii;ne utiles distant front this place; San ties niano Mas in conseptence iumieeiattly-oc. copied by the Allied troops. The taking of San 'Gentian() was bat the ptelwTe to a movement which terminated glotiomly for this army, in the total anuilida6ou • of the enemy's corps opposed to it. the positiou of 3fignano, where his whole fotcel 4 . , as again united, lie was attacked at midnight by the adtancert glom! (*IV• mantled by 13aron d'Asper, a ith about seven or eight hundred wen, the dm kliegs of the night pleyented him Irons ascertainieg the strength of the attacking corps, th e enemy's troops, after a few diselial gen of mo,keti l , were totite,d, sits ing only his Plinth y ind awllery, La this tittiwk, succes-tiii and ' rietlitaLic to liziroit D'Aspre and the hoops under his orders; ttbove 1,000 prisoner , have been made, a 9iientity of at ma and militai equipments takr•n, and the whole of the C14'111) .1 4 infantry di•per,et!. De:Alters, in companies of hundreds, have come in alid are lions :y joining this camp. This 4rillialtt affair has coitclnticct tlic operations of' Count