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HENRYT HOWARD, It. A. Sec. 4 ';, ; V-A l7 GALLERY, next door to . , the Caliery, k NOW OPEN; t i tleo„''f ion of ihe PICTURES i and %.I . l\ It —vdmittanze L./. v. [IONISED BY THE ROYAL FAM;LY: 413PlIOVED WAT 7 R-PROOF ` `AMBLE' } PORTIJ7 GAL CLOAKS. J. StNEANT, Military Taylor , takes this that th°l'Portunitv ~f announci4g to the Nobility, Gegtry,Sa.:. ti44 l ct:4SAKS are to i)e had, as usual, at the On erita4.,t4T,‘"`l,3*)rr No. where thntt Strand, (late •ur Pirts . fo ' rd.) an A,S011;111Cla is always ready th " . Y, :"-`4)ve.l, and Travelling Cloaks . , Lte. 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SI4: MY Lot D,--I have the bouour to stace. to your Lordship, that, ngreeuOje to the terms tir the Coil ve;:tion of Paris, (,t the. Asti thisfoxtress, with the ditrereut torts depending on it; was htratly evaQlitited by the reinainiiig l'iencu troops this morning.. Majo - r-General Yau,pi i, the Commissioner. of the Ai;ied eoweis., haviugsiitied Me,his Wish that, ticeording to his insr ructions, Witish troops sllotil44eAwily it, the '2ll-divisiou, un,ky the cpui nkNuf Qt Mapw-General,Cooke, atlt' tire Ist 1)6 7 xade of the .Ist division, were marched io and after tale &ifereur guai\ls were. ieiieved, tne new garrison received the Collimi4sioner' Isliil military honours. "The Magistrates then assembled on the parade, and the Mayor, reeoihnicaning Ant a erp to the prptection, and its suture fate to the ta vow., of tiie ,tUlies,7 presented the lvCyS pf the town to Ge -tierai Kunigl, who re<:•civeil theta in the .nathe of the Allied Sovereigns. It is impossible to describe with what demon strations of -euthusi:-:stic joy the inhabitants ex-' pressed their upprobaiit;n of this iutcresting scene. All the marine -establishments remain in the li \ an;i:bi the 1, rench. I have had the most atis factory communications with the Preach Admiral GOurdon, commanding ; and I have no donut of the utmost harmony prevailing 'between the French and Engli.:th of alt descriptions, during. , the time the town . shall continue to be occupied by a British garrison.. I have the honour to he, &c. (signed)TUOS. Ailm ;Nall; .31a7 1 . 0, .18.14!: ~ .. Copy of a Letwr , frwo tTiee-.oanral Sir E. Pellew, Bart. to .l. W. Croker, E5..3. dated oil boaftl. IL M. SA:analooia, at _ :iea, the lith April. IL 1%1. S. Caledonia, at Sea, April 14. Sir,—.l have the honour to enclose a letter irom Sir Josias v Rowley, stafikig 11;s pi oceetliligs h. the Cialph of Sliezzia, co-oi!erat ton h Lord haul, tientiticic'§ forces, hich I doubt tiut will receive their Lordshipti' approbation. I !lave, ' EDWAII.I) PELLEW. N. M. S. Arnerlea,Gotph of Spezzia, March 31, 1914. have muck satislactioii in infoi'iniug you', tint l'Atrtreis.:Zt - of 541:14"./V•Alittiti, WWI Eikti 3Ortt and-defences on the thdpir of Spetzia, are •in . the occupation of his Alajesty's . arnis. On the 2;:ith instant, iJtinchored.with the squad ron as per piargirrl:, off Lerici, the Hon. Captain Dundas having preceded us with the Edinburgh and wallow, to finecompany the movements pf tne troops Juicier Major-Generai Montresor, dis mantling the batteries as , the enemy retired on their advance; a party of them endeavoured to re-occupy the castle of Lerici, but Captain Dun 7das, with the marines, was beforehand with them, and the' enemy, an:el' S(4hie firing from the boats of the squadron, retreated from. tire" town. - . On the following morning, a deputation from. the inhabitants of Spezzia came oli ituard, when I learned that the French liad, during the night, evit:nated that town and all the delenceS'of the Guiph, excepting the fortress of .santa Nana, - which 1 sent an 'officer to siuninon§, but ion id they were prepared to defend it. We immediately weighed and anchored the sliips In a position be twee') Spezzia and the fortress, kynich, in the "evening, on the arrival of thelroops, was invested. Strong patties of seatnen w('t'e landed from the ships, and *ix eighteen-pounders from the Edin burgh, by the active exertions of the' Honourable Captain Dundas, were got up the heights through the most difficult places, and three batteries con structed, on which they were mounted. A thkty- siX. 'and twelity-four-pounden and two thirteen-. inch mortars were remounted on one of the ilis mantled forts,, with two additional howitzers, under the direction of Lieut. Bazalgette, of this ship, and a battery of two . thirty-six-pounders, under . similar riiircunptatices, by Lieutenant 24.{ Niapieton, of the,E )burgh ; and At five P.M. on the 29th, on refusal front the enemy to capitulate, the fire': ;tin the Whole opened on the fortress ;• it was kept hp occasionally during . the night, and renewed at daylight the following morning with such vigour and effect as com pletely to silence that of the enemy. Preparations were making to storm, but at eleven the enemy shelved a flag of truce, and capitulated on the in, closed te.rfus. • . 1 feel much pieasnre in having to report the zeitlons, ,able, and indefatigable exertions of the officers and men employed on the above service—, to the Honourable -Captain Militias, who under 7 took` the general direction of the seamen on shore, I am particularly indebted ; and to Captains Moan sey and Stowe, and Captain Staite, of -hiS Sicilian Majesty's COIVeCte Aurora, my thanks are due for their assistance : to Captain Min, Lieutenants Bazalgette,,Mapleton, Croker and MoleSworth, :kr. Glen, master oft he America, and Mr. Breary, mate of the Edinburgh, who had the direction ,ot the guns in the batteries, mach credit is due ; the condition of tfie fort on its surrender 'plainly evinced the•eifect of their fire. - A division of the Sicilian flotilla of gun-boats was conducted in a gallant and able manner by Lieutenant Le flunte, and laudh distinguished themselves. A detachment of Royal Marines, - un-' der Captain Rea, has beuo landed to act with th e America, Edinburgh, Fariense; Ccphalus, Au rora, and Sicilian corvette , . • [PRICE SPIZPFNCE-HAI.FPENIstY. • a i va n ce of Lieutenant-(o.onet . Travers, who makes favpurablf mention of their comhte,. I HUI . much indebted to Lientenatit-Colonel Travers, who commanded ti.e Croups; for his : cor,-, dial co-operation, and to Maim.. Pm, of .the Royal ikrtillery, and Captain :Iyhien, of the Eb cinec•rs, fortheir assistance itl directing our peo ple at the batteries. , I am,happy to - add, that our ios: con sidering t h e means of -,innoya , ire p.'ssess.:, - by the enemy. lin 4,c. JOS. ROWLEY. Vice-Admiral Sf E. Pelle 4 .v, Bart Com mander-in Chief, &A:. 61itertatiean Conirnisioners having, met on the 30th March, 1814 (wn the part of the Royal Navy, Lieutenant BlzAlgette ; on the part of the A. Captain 11eatbcote, Brigade-Major to the L' ,, Fee.i ; and On the part of the Garrison of Santa Allaria., toihe Mattieux, Commandaot or the_ aid For(), have agreed that ihe fortrvss of 5:111ta Maria shall be .surreitdered, on the following conditionc, to the combined forces : Condition 1. That the said fovtress shall he im mediately surrendered to.the combined torte-, the garrison piling their arms as they march out. , That the'said gayrisoh Shad be embArked on board a British to protect(` to .Toulon, on their parole of honour, not to serve till re gularly exaanged. 111. That the Officers shall be permitted to re tain their swords, and the garrison to take with - • tom- tam personal hag`gage. IV. That . an Officer shall'he appoihted by the Conunandant of the fortress of Santa Maria.,, to deliver over stores of every desCription to - the re spe,etive departments of the combiined force. (Signed) JOSEPH BAZAVAUTE, Uent. 116 Majesty's ship Anivritit. HEATHCOTE, Captain+, 10th H, g . an d major-Brigade. A. NIAT a?taiu, Cornlnandants (Approved) F. hOLT, Brig - adier-General. JQSIhS ROWLE IT,, Commanding his Britannic Maj,ibty's Squadron. 2Pmerica, Gulf' of Speztin, Afarch 31, 18 . 14,1 . Return of Killed and Wounded, of Marines and Seamen be ' lunging to his Alaje.sty!s Squadron,, serving on shure at Edinburgh-1 seaman killed; 2 seamen wounded. None in any of the uther•sliips or ve,ssels, JOS. ROB: LEY; Capt. and Sen. Officer. zlettniraltg- . I .fey 10, 1 8 Vice-Admiral Sir - Edward i'ellew has also transmitted to John Wilson ,Crokur, Esq..a let ter froth Capt. Sir Josias inclosing t‘VO letccvs from Capt. of tile Capt. Hamilton, of the Rainbt:w, givin4 accotwts pul . 4 by the bpatti tdo-ze two Sicilian Ann-bo4ts, on flit: stll and 10Ji of APril, upon the, enem;:s p,,,t s nea r the Pas s o f limia, with a view to favour the advance of the British Arm`'. The enemy was driven tram ail li;•s'positious, leaving behind t - NO 24-pounders ;aid twO daortars, which were taken possession of. Great spirit an~ rood conduct were shorn by ate Officers and men engaged on t'bose occe.sion,, in which two men Were killed, and Lieut.*Lyon, of the Berwick.; 6nd'four men, wounded.. Admirally-Qpice, May 10,. 1814. 'Rear-Admiral Sir John Gofe has rranstnittcd to John Wilson CroLer, Esq. a letter from Captain Hoste,,of his Majesty's siiip Bacchante, dated off Varga, on the coast of Albania, the 22d March, stating, that he had proceeded thither. in conse quence o, a deputation from the inhabitants of the town, requesting assistance against the French garrison, consisting of one hundred and seventy then, commanded. by a Colonel ; and that on the arrival of the Bacchante,. the French flag was hauled down, and the town and works taken, pos session of by. Captain Admiralty-Ogi cc, 7, 1814. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased to appoint, in the name and on the'behall of his .:lajesty, the Right Hon. John 1 , ,arl of St. Vincent,. K. B. AiliCiiral of the . item, to be General of his Majesty's Royal Marine Forces, in the roein of the Right Hon. Alexander Viscount Bridport, K. B. deceased. ' And also to appoint Sir Richard Otislow, Bart. Admir el of the Red, to he Lientenant-General of the said Royal Marine Forces, in the room of the Fail of St. Vincent, promoted.. frar-O i fti.x, May 10, 1814. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards.-1 , 0 he Lieutenants and Captains, without purchase, Ensign William Stothert, vice Mi{man, promoted ; EllAi;.;11 Hon. .10lin Rflus, r i ce Crofton, killed in action; Ensign Charles Shirley, vice Wynyard, deceased. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards..--'l'o he Lieutenants „ And Cap tains, without purchase, Ensign Henry Scott, vice White, killed in action ; Ensign Hon. Hastings Fut hes, vice Shitlner, killed in action.—To be Ensigns, Hon. -- Wcs tenra, vice Scott ;Philip James Yorke, Gent. vice F ur i es . • York Chassetirs—Major-General Hugh Mackay Gordon, frein the Half-pay of the lGth Foot, to be_ Colonel, flee Hay, BREVET.—Captain ‘ l 49lliatolffy Milties, of the Ist Regi ment of Foot Guards, to be Major in the Artily. BANKIit P Fs. Samuel Henry Fauilel and Levy Nathan Liebman, Pavement, Moorfields, merchams, to surrender May 14, t 4, and June 21, at Gniitl aiL Attorney, Mr. A. Isaacs, Bevis-Marks, St. Mary-Axe. - • Christopher Potter, Old Chesterfield% Arms Public-house, Shepherd's-market, Mayfait, - victualler, May 17, Q 4, and June 21, at Guildhall. At tornies, Messrs. Vaudereom and Comp), Bush-lane Cannon-street. . _ Joseph - Slater, Bolton Lancashire, - bleacher, May 27, 26, and-June 21, at the Star Inn, Deansgate,-Mau cheater.- Attornies, Messrs. Milne,. Sergeant, tuid Manchester, or Messrs. Milne and Parry, remple. Richard SiniVi and George Smith,- Loth:mouth, -Leicester shire, wine and brandy-unereilauts, May 2:4, 2s, and June 21, at the Hind Inn, Lutterwm th. Attorme! , , Mr. Witt - star, Lutterworth, or Messrs..Kitideiley, Long,_and Aus o, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn. R. C. Downes, Liverauol,Lancaster,hatter,June 1,9„ and 21, at the George levet, Liverpool. Att,ruies, Messrs. Biackstock and llunce,Temples or Messrs. T. Mur. row and G. Kewley, Castle-street, Liverpool. Thomas Wills, Banbury, OxforAshire, carpe.iter,-8 Tay 23, 97, and *Trine 21, at. the Flying Horse Inn, liunb.,.ry. Atter hies,. Messrs. Pears Ons, Temple, or,Mr. Drury, Banbury. - Daniel Duck, :Whitby, Yorkshire, chemist and druggist, May 30, 31, and - June 21, at the Jul.l and Punch-Bowl, D street, LiverpooL 'Attornies, larrant, Clarke, a. Richards, Chancery-lane, or Mr..L.Rosser, Liverpool, [Dividend , &c. To-rnon-cAv.] e ,