The Sun. — London, England, 1813-04-14 00:00:00

- . lON OP eTurtn of the FISH-- )ther t.ubjecti painted by bina ill open on RASTER MON 7 ts; mar Carlton-House, Pall .---Catalogues gratis. r DOMESTIC OVENS,. 'the highest degree, rainy • 41.1. - gvens hithertO contrived eh tar vtazlied to Kitchen :coion a considerable loss of e at . I: , :tves,hl.3 beenthe• study•cf :stir: Ovens, which are without increase the heat, first respectal)ility will be seen in Ilse, and also at his 4rwnd, neat Tiediard-'street ; and • Bruton-street, Band-street ; jow , treret,' Oxf,,rd-roati ; Mr. 'wich i • Mr. Bell, jrontutinger, :and t.ntsrence, Ironmongers, Mr.liardin4, Smith, Kingston; 'fr4therlicad, Surrey. Enctorourement.at Arts has .voting him A handsome Pro:- Trade for Ready. Money. 'IX-INVENTED GREC.IAN LONG STAYS. * _ most respeetfully invite ciio;ce of-Stays, 5, 1101,YWELL STItEET, happy is s4wing thew -an of the best materials, and the- inanagetnent Of a highly re- For upwards of 1U rears, sane ie of Mug first falnilia of dis 'ill be font cl•rompetent t an dtionable world, as ItO effort produce the be:lt.,Artiele3 at a will convince Lad ies'of the.sti . Ice them become virchasers. ..quidity and exquisite wurli-, ,tne long and imprirred Shape • coloured Cormetie,' from - 55.:t0 `itays, from, 54. Eid. to is. 643. of Stays, in the - first style of if one size, will thzni at ud - Country on the shorteit 104 1te honle. MACATIONS. price 2s. f f „, 12 " . -X-TRA()ItVINA'IIY NOSE, the one by EXCI `tiiLIIUNIEN'r, the 'other IM ": ai l • .Apperkili%, describing a l'i,t n t a in Aix), \Vali ObSer 'hstrtited with a. clipper-plat°. • ‘`fi ii tvi:LEY,k Nurgeong, LollOon• 10, CroWFI - of the '!tibia, induced by Fe reatinent - thiA (;onipinint. 11- 1 4rziving, p r i ce 2s. ed. ICTIMIES.---SE6YsTI3 SERIES. , 4i:t 11. is ni exquisitely wilted, price 81. tis. in a Port- 'Br4 GAI7O, finely E n:4"IIIONY C.1.1W0:1, front the CIO, v in the possession of the liing the Sixth Nitipber of the id the Beauties that..chttrac- Kt ht.:it - Vies the nigh rtyutation of colouring, graceful forms, of nature." l Cep. Paterposter-row; J. Strand; and P. W. Tom of Picture*, 'No. 64, New Bond- Drawl nys in Water. Colours, 'ahlicatton, are exhibited. ;gl)seribers, One Shilling. Thi, t ,AST-INDrA TRADE. Oay v.a.s InAhliAl•ed, prier ts. " the PItESEN'e STATE of the between In, Mltjestv's IslinAters and the relative to the Rent:vial of the Bait- Nrry, and Co. Leadenhall-street. This Day wai . publiShi•.l, • 12rno. :Ogee ins. ad. hoards, •US • a ' RUSSIAN.- ROMANCE. Wise, valiant, good, - with eyery lanref 4 9 1-, 4 wonder, and thttyirgins ;than, Horst, Bees, Orme, and Brown, Pat .at : thc British, Gallery, No. 5.4, NeW V EC; ETA lII,E ItESTOR JVF. ,ToT o w hided for Whitening the '1 1, 1 ' I I, r r erv. fr • a nd Preventing that dreadful malad y ythe ie otintennet,, , ap4t : egularity o f Fea i tv ecl to distinguish the British l'air but -13tJ i Lllk i r.TO 0 Tl.l POWDER wonid . nind .I.is C ountry-women that thelustre o f l ' h `g 4 its influence where the 'Teeth are te.w a rotten and unfieal:hy appearance— thus , a 4l sable, the present Pre.paratton ao . ir kg co h ":""s ot removing every blemish or the t.na f tv,, lll ..„:Paseil of Vegtables. peri, the attention °fall ranks, as clezring . %",' 11 ".:1 4,4.l'"leelion, either in the colour, or the decay of l!e Teeth', 4s' rendering the Breath sweet and ,4t o cilicio ftlitkittg tilt). GUMS of. their prope! , sha p e t rii t ire, 4„ 4 ",i and it certa i n Preventative agains t e l ti lho conlixisition.of thiS kind ever bruught tor ik 'tko • • 1 •v 'rsal anprObation 1 , .• as met stu. t •ltur has to boast that; it is in (tatty use of It ' l lt' ' l:' • l ' ( •. : ( l . i k i (4 NI C r ECTo . it AI : , LOZIINC: p "sr Asthmas, and Sore hroAtbr Puce ,r t eaalo and retail and Mr. Butler's, No. 4 . , ,44 ► Pal .r row' ; Sharp alld belctm r r, ; ' t 1 : 111 ';;;;t1`141.°, W e ., t e orT, t' A st iln - utt, , and Mallory,.P . art.. "; p ...,fohnstror, Gosport ; Coleman and ',aeon, ' 4 llf(" 4 ' , iiv 1( oss and 'Turner, ull ; ILA land. and 4 (.; 1 I ,, rtletott, and Gilbert, Ply-, 1 : . 1 0,0, and Swittney and Co wt tlf , avpi T ard , s and t'enny. and . l.athhtit), Yet ot I , )n, tr, .riChester ; I IcWlll.lll, R.,elurrnr ),+'.lerr, I tin. & 4 1 1 ; 1 ( e i ri , ( T . .rid t. . j, G , u I v , Y r t . `r it; i; u 1 ' )( 1 !. Nil I m ; And . re ; : arlvgy%o'st Country . 4t 2., .L.,t bLi. each, • . BOTANICAL LOTTEItY. •, N OTICE is hel'eby , oven, that; bv. Oyler of 1 . •., Gover;upent, the Royal Botanical Lottery niukt, be drawn on the MIL of •May next, agreahly to the Notice, n serted in the Ldndun Gazette, - .as diceated . '0)'• the Aet •‘;f7 Parhamelit. it. J. THORNTON, M.D. nireli 150613. • . - 'o, 1, li,ie-theet, l‘lancliester-stirtare. The Whole Tickets, price 21. ss, each, ..are selling afthe Linnicair Gallery, )`lii . e street, .Maneliester-square, awl at an Dlaces where the Shires of thc :•t:ite Lottery are sbld. — The First-drawa. Ticket 'will...receive the Grand Priie. STATE LoTTERy. ALI. PRIZES' !—NO BLANKS ! • ON the 6th of' MAY '20,000 Tickets', BUM tiered from N0.,1, to No-. 20',OiX), to be Drawil_ia Four srparate.llay., SCHEME. 3 .... of ..... . /9.0,000.. - .. 41 e . . .. X 60,000 P 4 - 8;000 6 . 1,000 • 6,000 suo 4,000 MC - :, , 11) 900 .. , 3,6c,i) 20 • ...... ...... . 1(x) , e,OOO 40 ...... . .. ..... 50 ' 9,000 50 ' .. .. = '40..........., , 10,000 10. ... L 200,000 • The Fawn I ,Onllk 13htnli9; L. 9.0 each.. 90;000 The secoorl L, to ket,oo More than Half the Ticl;:.t.i are sere: to t)e- T. )31.51-1, tint Contractor, respectfully adiltS . ts un hume diate Purchase, as front tlw popularity of the Scheme, and the , ittereasin; demand in Town. and Country, the :rickets and ;Shares will certainly risc; in price. * * .t . Persons in the Country who till) , tinthany ditscUltv in get tinx supplied by . thp .1,4 , 44.nti, are ,resitlett , d tustod their Orders to the Contriwtot's Fottunate Offices, 4, Gl e '.RN )- 11h14, n or. 9, CHARING-C.II.OSS, LONPON. 10,150 Prizes 'THE NOBILITY, OEN TRY, AND THE PUBLIQ GEERAL. • ' mum BAU and S EIV Ait 1 7 ), Tom:Ito cs of tit.: "Patent LIVETIPOI.)I4 LAMP, feel it a. duty they ONVV t tic PtibliC to state, that the very grezit demand'ifor their Ltinips.. has induced a few _needy iailividiukis to attempt introducing to the Pohlie a Lamp resembling:t Patenl, Liverpool—ooly' in its outward, appearance,. but in Kinefple the same as the Argand rune can' be xvorse for liurning co:ninon 'The immense number.of Patent Liverpool lAnips now in ,ose in the houses of the Nohil.ly and GeotrF , as nil as in the shonps . rif Tta,desmen are the nfost coavincing proof "of their etninentsuperiarity 9verst very Llsuip hitherto ir,venteci; , they produce as Much brilliant pure light as auy: - three . -other Lamps with the thie of common oil•oitly, without smell or smoke. The only Warebonses belonging - to the Proprietary arc at No. ISA, Drury-lane,. opposite Long 7 Acre;' .and No. 6 , 2, Church-street, Liverpiml;. where the best wick, oil, and glasses niayhe had for the above. . • . grit& COINIAIFIRCIAL lIALL IS ,I 7::NE COM- A: PANY, Ski nnev-street, Lon:lon k o4tablished in the Year 100 R), beg 1... • e t., 4olicit the att•nition of the Nobi--, lity, Gentry,' ni id P i ul)lic n .general, to their very tow wi re ., for the CHOICES'Is WINES, (W.f.:TINE SI'IIIITUOTT. LI- Q('ORS, P;IF‘l EAT 110171,43) ALE,. and ' D01.4i1.F. EitoV,'S S 1 OUT, f.or Ready Money only, wlfich 1',•.11 1 1.,e . delivered.to Order, free of expenee, to unST part of London. 'Ver Doren. Good Port Wine, warratil eel to hare been six ran iu the , vood, nese in bottles, le. to the 1,-/ s. 1. 1./ o.z 01 '..,. 10 (5 *Choice Ohl Port, 12 to the Dozen, not ern led 213 0 w - Corions Old Port, warranted •to have - tievn tire years in bottle, 12 to tlic.l)o2e!, *Atry strong, Crusted hertz Poet , warranted to beep tin, :',Ci Vearc S (3 ' 0 Goad Slivrry, in to the Dozen sv,‘r, no Old Ditto, ‘va., atited to have been • eight yeo, - s in the butt, mtO ttie DiA e if; „ ,-..„ Fine Vicloni:4 1$ to the D,-..ten 'Fide OW ICt.no:, Nl.:,kit :, 13 to the Dezen *Finest, Old. WeSt India Ditto, 13 to the Dozen *Curioak Flue East Intlia Madeira, warranted ' to be 12•yeari uld;11 to the Dozen *Feast-indict Sherry, 1 , 2 .to the Theava • .„ .' -"Clarer of the iinest quality and •tillsortr, 12 to the DortM 4 1 5 0 "Very Fine Rieh and Dry Lisbon, Mt() the Dozen 210 0 Ditto dittolefortntain, 13 ditto • 2 6 0 ' Fittest White Noyeau, 12 ditto 1 Q 16 0 *Ditto Pink Ditto, 12 ditt 9 ... 2 16 0 2 6 Ditto Olditunt'Shruli, 12 ditto - ' , 0 'Curious Old Pert, of the Vinta4e of 1801$, of the , • most exqnisite flavour, per Pipe Half Pipe . 65 0 tr . . Quarter Pipe 33 0. U *Very fine Old Sherry, six years in the v.,,, , d, . per Butt . • f . , us 0 0 Half Butt Quarter Butt *Fine Old West India Madeira, per Pipe. • 116 0 0 Half Pipe . • - . Quarter Pipe N 30 0 0 Per Gallon. Fine Flaroured Genera . ... •," . 011 6 'Ditto Old Ditto Strong ' . 0 13 6 'Ditto very Stron4.. ~ ' Ditto ditto Jamaica Rum , 0 ,16, ( Ditto ditto,Hollands .... s ' -, Per Dozeu , 0 8, 6 17 0 2 16 0 to 0 2 1;, 3 6 0 4 4 0 3 0 0 *Ditto Dottble Brown stout, 14 to the Dozen *Finest Old Ale, warranted 22 Months dld befOre bottle(L ... , - *Fittest Burton Ale; ditto 0 P? 0 . • , Per Gallon. *Ark , Coriou,s Coniae Brandy, warranted to be ten years old 1 15 0 *Ditto Curious Flue Flavoured Old Ruin • 0 18 *Fine Old B. Brilinlyi ' ' H • 0. Icy 0 *Fine Old British Hollands... , Those Articles marked *• arc what the Company reciiiiinicnil as being of a more Superior quality than whet is generally sold, and of the finest devour. • Per Dozen, . • *Fine flavoured Vitt de Grave, 12 to D0z.... ..... (kis. .0d *Ditto liarsaki ' - 7ss. nil., *Old Hock Do - 1303. od . . ' *pith') Carious ..., 1 )o 1403. .od' *Ripe Champagne * - Noyeau Martinique - - Do l3os. Od . For the cooveuiency of these nundis, who Iprefer thek Wines in Pints, and for Connoisseurs in supertor.Artielet, tho;Cempany have .selectei the most Curious' Wines, .sl.c. and offer the, foliatving as the most choice that can be pro ducod .-- *Fine 'West India Madeira, le pints to the dozen, 365, . *Old East India ditto, of the most exquisite flavour and quality, 12 ditto, 455. *Ditto Nitilaemy.Ditto, , 46i. *Old East India Sherry,of the most curious and scarce qua litv, 14 ditto, 335. ;Tine Old Dry Lisbon, 12 ditto, 28s. • *Ditto e•aleavella, 401. 'i)ittu constautia, very rare quality, 5(11. *Port. V 1 inc, ne*ly bottled, from the finest selected Pipes of the favourite vintav ta.16,, 1 , 2 ditto, 28s. *Ditto,:,..: the most, rare sort, bottled from the most curious Old Airine in the: kingdom, that has lain in a body near 30 . years. Thii Article has all the softness and flavour of the Most rare Wide, and is worthy the attention of the first Con noisseurs, 12 ditto, 3 35 . *Lust:ions Shtab made from the finest Flavonted - Old Rum, 12 ditto, 245, • - *Ripe Full Flavoured bouble Brown Stout, 19. ditto, 4s. 6d. *CuriatiA - Mellow warranted' two years old before bot tled, but of the softest tiavonr, 12 ditto, a is. Gd. • 011B1',P, 6427 . J .CZ; , R IfEAPTIA"S Pie • it ; with the •ot i 'Lla hit seven years. ttl i tLie Old Academy Itnota. Idutittance One Shilling tI.A- t l = ll'4 A • * Ninet r Wes, wntca ,ar,l;ty, and econoll `.riirt'litll-I;now', that ti,t4 Pantilie9, whic 44 10 . the Pinol, ne e 1111airainntion of t.,! e tliise great disadra star af tlieVatent Di4n es tV.lr/nwh, instead of diu e addittonal filet sof the lett Cie °rens may be ii•ttittle.court, 'lronmonger. 1 Iru,Alt Iroir,flonor, Greenw ' llr~SChnnlin l tt VibiteCiThrel ; R ttl ti....trni itOttlntniger., . lbeiety f or th e f''°Wci the honour of litti•entlon. • tho T "VT, IVEIL NEWI 1410trs P.AI) gpANniti 4 11h1 , ttlltCo. ~......,44k8,.whore el Rtp•wt, N ;AND s oss 40:,,,'„htre they Win feel .f 114.4 n. ` ii ; 'll4 pleasing varietY, 1 . 7 4,1 1 1 t t"O4 h aving had th 184tetrit in londoh, 1, lencouraqed bv fl ` gl ue ititnvelt" he n w 0 9 tctsatiou i O f the tag ,"I.te slralthe Wanting to I e. ttiuti w 'l, Lis SLITA, and induce A,,art,oNet:s, of a sintering t:F.lli price s ; Ilzindsor " t" 20t• ;14trong* 'that vdriety nf Children*, Qery other deseri rition 0 1 , '9liitlilnailrtel,,ll42illtg7%; . ol . l * air ol it' ' ' I executed in Io wa • to t ry mt. ..„7,oanretkt mltli the iTilo (1. NEW IT .1111IP11 4 , I.StS 'INV() 1A INVI renlove I .► rt.llll tll ni 1N,t.,-PP Lb • I.O'VWXN; z' trrived litit ; oa tiost b intoe a t nt th e lth ase. ' .11y Tlttr!'; r Nemo, er of Ito pC' 41 ttd fur the I'rince3lr4..et Sr.iio • ." 111 , the fl pti,on of an 111% t• ssat) trynr.io •ni on tip! n c with a C(.100e4 'Prez C.II.T.rRY or* ill! ! I °'• cd. P • • „ill rositt, nd 1.4,1 AP; Ctlitinra a on n),<, 41\1 NDONN A. krat.611“..11l I t e e BARO(' Wo. We+t Carr form ci, • ' :. ,kl':i,!,4l)tioloraiant:e teems %,”ter's ant' 11:t It'itaht for beituty ;o.l:ll;l4,Udioid rase mid Ii vret. Ltmgalan and , , a , „ chdor nnd Dal t • the 1361,11 ( ;all •ry . qitirelZfe th.! betai'tifta .`N)' for this Pa 1 In'll,4le. to Non-Sil - , • . 1 I.A.Sf -1:41) 1P5i,t,,,,.114 D ay p I'l the tl Qi tfly!LliON between is*ol3; relative (' hart cr. P.Arryi —,...... V ) , . .w t ‘ii ' I) Vol , 91 " ', , tq t , -,, tv,„ Lt. , "eV r , ~', - lin t 4 ' Iv. ..' 1 3 'ktri o ). it ••,t 4 „,. q r 1, ,•1 , - it,.Lw :"Ki 't, ei - ' ILLit:-- . ir li. • 4 (....E / : i ri - ,.: ly r „ A. l - 1 i ' k, (':• e " I nill ,, i 1 .1 1 . 111 m s : l t i kto•t\ eft ii , ,ti 4of , t o II FI. • ... k,irtitt o t te al ore ~ v e to lOf ~,,,p, ti. ~t.,/ lill I, ls I tirli . k fi: l ttrp t l . . 1 04,... If° iliiittc:; ' i7*l i t 1 , 1 ble ~ 1-.Nirk , to , 44 4 ' • , . • - , . - • .7. 44. - ,_ , • * * ok ,• , 3.. t lift —§ 2 • 1 ii 7 * - - - - '"' - - ' ll!' ' , .. . , . . g r , ~ _.. ~..,,..i , ~4, ~. '4l S 4 , 4 ..,,. ~ 4 - . 4 - I -- ~,.g ot, , t f; ~, te- If i* V, '•k, 2 . • '...">' '.—:- • ' . 'NW 4 ! •';'',.' ... tZ , A , HI .''-, - t . ' ..; `', -' ' • ''' ' .104 ".." . • • ~ . ~ 4 , . . ' '....,..., - - 744,-* -4 ---, :-,•-.,--, 6 .. • ~,-v, t., 7----,er ..w...4,..,.„40,,; .......-...,.:-.-.. ::,.., . N -- _ , --:„..-, . .„,.,,...... . . q 1 -L rA" 7 ":. , 4 N — 7 otk . ' ... l At* ° '`,tr r i s ... Vt; * -,.... ' . . ' $ • "C‘ * :.e /, •it , - t\ • ,:. :-, •;:,, r.•.''' , .• - 7h/fill, ''.`• is ' N.", I ts.. ‘ .. . ........... , —my ' . • 44. . • E NESDA '2 titi L 14, IH3. PRICB SIXPENCE-TIAISPTINNIt. EXCHEQUER mu., OFFIcz, • . • • • • . April 10% 181$; EX.CI;•::',IVER BILLS dated in the Months of March and Aptil, 1511 , ,• . , TO BE PAID .OFF. TnE,tonps C °MAINS I alc •s_; o f MAJEtierg having .?}4 direction.; rheFrinciPal of the 'alioveracntiotied with the in!..trest doe. thereon, at the Ex chequer Bill Odica,in the receipt of Excheq;i•er, New Palitc,:- yard, Westurinster, ott ,saturday, the ath d.iy of 'May, 1313,.. . 4 ..tiLi4dauce will be given d.rily (SntArys , and llofidays . exceptetly until, and . ineludinr; Tuesday, the 4th May, from tftu o'clock in the merning, till one in the af terniion, for thi purpose . of receiving thesauri:, and, fur the' greater di Para, the bearers of 11%e said Bills are desired to Aare the PAIS, .(which are to be obtained at this ()lice) 'ela , iiin,itl;ernin'tire Order, of their respective dotes, suc,lr •fts'are for the saner Amount being . Numerically arrang, : ed, and Apecifying the principal sums and intereitdue thereon (..sourputed front; but exchulingthe days on which they are,ce-' (pectively dated, to the said Bth day of May incluiire, yrti . ,eri fife 'ltittfre4t will cease; amt the sAid bearers ~being ' 'holilers or i6i) arc indispensably reqtor;:d to In4lorse estehl: hill with their usual, ,FiLtriatures ; and to write their names and ;r. - "sidenec at the• tottOin of each separate ; and tlfey are moreover .retprired to attend the I..xelrequer ()flier for payment, and to receive the new Ihilz and the receipts for the same. ./ If any of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should. be de sirous of receiving payment of:the principal and interest,_ previmis to the . said ath day of May, they May be accom modated on emnPuting the interest to the day on. whicl: t bey wish to be paid, and leaviN; the said 'Ps for examiatat.ian , one day prior thereto. , • Such persons ainury bedesironsvol h4vin.g new Exchequer liills in whole or in part of payment of principal, upon tqa to nett ilille,,fard mentioning the 11ta ova at the, bottom of their lists, delivered on or before T t i-tf.ty, the 4th 1,14. y, July he ;totem/111mM ed With new Bins, carrying an interest of three pc 4 .e half-penny by the day, on everywiti hundred pounds, said noy‘ Dills Will bear ;Lae the 53 .. 41 tali- day df. Way, be . deliverell iOgN.,t,her with the lotereit t tie in respect of -the. Biii3 so desired to he. Monday, the 10th ihiy of May, and the following day's. NAl.l4ll.,Excheqber Bills dated prior to March, .have been adyerti . sed to be paid o!r, and the interest thereon: leas ceased. FRO I 4 TILE . LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 0. Di•TXP.TM ENT. Lig-iireet, April 12, 1813. A dispatch, dated Heligoland, April 7, of which the following is-an. extract, was Ist night re - velvet! at E.Stri Bathnr,;'; Office, addressed to his Akard;:hit.i, lay. Lieutenant-Governor lamilton I have the honour to lay t.irai yoilr'LoNtship a dispatch, forwarded to me by Major Rentzinger, conveying intelligence of very great importance at this time, respecting a derisive victory obtained over a considerable French force, comnianded by General Morand. . ;. The engagement took place in the town, of Ltnieburg. The French General lost his life, and twelve pieces of cannon were INiken ; not a man escaped. Extract of n Letter from General the Baron Tettelibol'n to MajofKentzinger, dated numburgh, the 4th April, 1813. • Y hasten to •antiounce to you the signal victory which Mir troopS have gained,. upon" 'be 2d of Over the corps of CieneralMorand, Who had possessed himself of the town of Luneburg. General Maraud, with '3500 men, had marched froifi Tostedt to I.4uueburg. 1y COssaai f o llowed his movements ; and I gave jnforinatiou of them to General Dornherg, who, in conjimetion with General Tscherniehefis corps, had...passed the lhe, at. Lentzeu. The two Generals advanced by forced marches to Lunehtirr . and arrived - there, just as my Cossacks were engaged with thesene-, my. The gates were forced with the bayonet, and.a sanguinary conflict ensued in the streets of the'town. The victory was sOwi decided in our favour ; all who were not ,killed 'or' already Made priSoners, lai& down their. arms. Not a ..single person escaped of the whole cores. Three hair of colours, and t.ticlvc pieces of cannon, fen into our hands. Admiralty-Office; April 13, 1813. ' Extract of a Letter fr9ui N'ict-Adiniral Sir Ethracd, Knew. hart.Ctiturostiitt , :r-ii.-Chief of tliA Majesty's Ships strtdVes. g e ls Jo the Medileciatieno, to John Wilson Esq dated on board tlic C3leduAiti, Port NlaitQn, nitc . ii 7, 1 I have th honour to enclw.e the copy of a let , - tcr from Lord William Bentinck, enclosing the narrative of a very gallant affair on the coast of Calabria, under the direction of Captain Ball, commanding, the Sicilian flotilla, which you will please to lay before their Lordships. silt, Palermo, February 43, 1818, I have the sati:faction to transmit to you the copy of a report on a very brilliant and gallant enterprise on the coast of Calabria, which re flects great honour on Brigadier Mil, command ing the flotilla, anti Major Stewart, of the 75th rt.,iment, as also on theNvhole of the oficers and men employed under their orders. I am sorry to add, that the service leas to re gret the loss of Alajor-Stewai t, t.if the 75th regi ment, a very gallant and deserving officer. have, &e. , (Signed) W. .C. BENTINCK, -Lieutenant-General. Sir Edward Veliew; t. &c. &c. &v. NiY LORA, essina, February 16, 1813. 1 have the honour to inform your Lordship, that since - the attack of the 21" st of July the cue- my had thrown up new works at Pietra an:i felt such contidence - in Jheir-protection,'Elailt convoy of 50 sail of arenAl, vcs:.'els had asSeth LIA Within a. it ii.ays inist to transport to Na- • titzlber and other Government profwrty. Con eeivi!i!..i. it accessary to destroy this coutidence, 1. submitted a proposal, which I:tvi , rg- gained your I.dordAp's sanetion, tpriiceeded ori.thArnight Uf a the I-Ith with tWo divisions of the tiotill,t,'.and four companies of . the 75th, under the command of Map t• Stewart. Light and contrary AVindi; prevented the bnot. i arri‘ing until nearly daylight, when about 150 men, with an auxiliary party Of `scan:len, tinder the 'co„nuna»d of Lieu' enantilisfite, were landed ; and Major Stewart, without wait- -, ing the arrival of the.rest, pushed up ; inimediately. to the height, which We had previon,sly (Juicer:ad to occupy, and Which a complete battalion,. with two troops of cavalry, and two pieces of •lety were' prepared to dispute., ,Aware. of the enemy having cavalry', 1. landed ,a detachment IA the rocket corps, tinder the direction of Corporal, itarenbach, the lire of which threw ti, c: :enemy . into confusion, and facilitated the approach (11 074 f) E 3 NVlik 11 charged. the height in tt must detertu d itiV 1111 .bow ever, .chit no t; abandon it inked the Colonel-',.;onimand.int and most of his . oftkers, were killed or made pri ,one.rs, and the height coVer l / 4 : , ' their divi•,,ion of Captain Ittgit had nu.a . eottimence:i it most de structive. catniOnade owthe held out obstinacy;that-l.was obliged to order them .to be successively stormed, 'Phis service Was performed `by Lientenant Le Halite, :vial a party of seamen, in a very gallant style. At, eight o'clock every thintr •was in our poS-stis ?don, t h e . valuable of the eileiny's vcsielt and timber lainiched - ; and the rest on fiiT., Wards of 150 of the enemy killed and wounded, prisoners, amongst whom is :he Colonel of the reginient, three of his Captains,,two cavalry and.one . artillery, with his two guns" (six-pounders), afford the best pruhfs of the luau.: :ner in Which both services did their work : vtry • few of the enetny!s cavalry escaped. , The determined manner in which Major St ewaxt led his men to the'attack of the enemy's position, did liiin infinite honour, and the . army will. shar4 ,:tay !;egret 4, the lOs's this braVe officer, a fell by a musket-shot, - . while with me. pushing oil fOrn the shore, after the troops were embarked. Lientenant . Catnpbell, of the ,:.;tit, who coturnand ell the advanced, was, partiettlarly and gsencraily noticed r Lezmnot stifficietitly„express toy admira tion of the very exeniph , .r,., ;:otainet of Lieutenant lie nte, %An, %tits the observation Of sailor's `and soldiers. Colonel Robinson superintended the (lebarVa. ti,on, and was very active. The army flutila tic.ar.: Don Luigi Milano, is always distinguished on these occasions : Captain Imbert, cif the Nt.- apolitan navy, placed his division of gun-boats in, u manner that ,did, !inn mach credit.. 1 solicit your Lordslafp!s recommendatiOn of this (hirer, with Don G.. Patella and Don P. Trapani, to . Ihe notice Of his IloVal IlighneSs theliered i Prince. 1 haVethe honour to annex a list of our wounded on'this occasion, which ydur Lordship "will observe is Very trifling, CoMpared with , the enormous loss of the enemy. This of itself speaks more for the diseipline of the 7th than ariv elan glum, which as an officer of a.ditlerent s,ervice,, can presume to bestow. • , (Signed) . , R. MALL, Captain boatswain, I seaman 7 seamen wounded. (440k1) R. FIALL. His Excellency Lord W. C. Bentiiia, &c. o.e. Palermo.- Admirhlty-9ffice, April 13, 1813. Copy of it-Letter frcini C.73i)tain,o4ticii, of his Aijetty's Nantilas, adar.eF., , .',yt to Vice-Adiiiiral Sir Ldward Pe lea-, 13art. and trasismitted by the Vice-Admiral to John 'Nv it ion- CFuter, Esq. His Majesty's slooplSantilus, oft Ole Esquerques February 7, 1615. SIR, I beg leave to inform you, his Majesty's sloop under my command this day captured the Frenvh privateer brig La La Leonilde, mounting 14 gnus (twQ Wag 18-pounders, two short twelves, two 2-pounder carronades, and eight short six( s with a complement of 83 men. Three men were wounded, one of whom died shortly after she struck.—.l have the honour to be, &c. TUOS. DENCH, Captain.. Aqmiralty-Office, April 13, 1813. Copy of a Letter from Captain }lin, of his . Majesty's slow the Cephalus, addressed to Vice-Admiral Sir .Edward Bart. and transmitted by the tatter to Jahn Witiott Grolier, SIR, 11 sloop Cephalas, at Sea, February 9.4, ltit3. I beg leave to idi[orto you, thtit llit Ni • • ajestl s brig under my command, captured on the after a Chace to windward of nine hours, in lat. 38. 2. N. ion. 7. 19. E. the French lugger privateer. la Dilipente, of Marseilles, pierced for 14 low , . 8 only mounted, 6 12-pound„ c tirmode4, and sixes, four of the lot finer were ho% e over ""vdi" the chaee, having a complement of eighty-nine men ; out twenty-six days 'from Marseilles ; but no capture. 1 have tine honour to be, &c. EDW. FLAN, Commanier. Admiralty-Office, April 13, 1813. Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Yellow, has trans mated to John Wilson CI oker, Esq. a letter front. Captain Graham, of his Majesty's-ship Alcmene, stating the capture, by his .Majety's SIOOD on the 16th of February, off Cagliati, For tune, French privateer, of three guns and thirty six. men ; three days from Tunis. „