The National Register.
London, England, 1814-01-02 00:00:00

THE TIATIONAL REGISTER.

them, as well us all the territory aituated between the bne wheqi these
points form and the F.yder, %it :—EekerntOrde, Colteburg, Hecke-
burg, Sell:, thillingstadt, and Husain.
4th. The high road of Rendsburg to Schleswig, :hal: he open to cou-
riers. The Danish army shut up in Itfildsburg, are to draw the it means
of subsistence by this route alone, tor the numbers actually under
arms, and the sick in the hospital. here shall be granted from ten to
twelve thousand rations per day ; a.:d the Danes are at liberty to provi-
satin the place every three days, for which purpose Commissaries shall
be appointed on 1),111 sides, to take cognizance by approximation, cif
the rations earl ied into the place.
sth. During the cessation of hostilities, there shall not be carded
into the place of RelidNbtirg, either ammunition or troops. Tut.
garrison is not to be augmented under any pretext, before the
resumption of hostilities. The Ccmunander in Chief of the Danish
troops, Mince Freti. or Hesse, pled4es himself, besides, not to add to
the fortitie.,tions of the place, nor construct any tKehes,&c. On
tl e other hand, the Allied Army will not throw 'patty fortifications
whatever against the place, and they shall during the duration of the
armistice. remain lehind Juvenstedt a:ul Sterti:hlt, and Juvenbeig,
towards Holstein, which places shall remain neutral, and on the
side of Sehieswig, behind Sehirnum, lianstlarf. Dateenstedt, Sorg.
bruck. Holm. and .Elsdorf, and they may be occupied by the advan-
ced pose of the place.
6th. 'Fite gala ison of R(11(10)11'71 shall not make any sortie, attack,
or march against the allied forces, dialog the armistice ; and, en
the other part, the allied troops shall not make any attack, or
march against the place.
7th. There shall not be.at Sehleswig more troops than such as are
appointed fitr the guard of Prince Charles of Hesse, and these shall
not exceed !000 men.. Troops Colliallg from the interior, shall not
proceed beyond Hettsburg.
Sth.. Ike a lied army is not to augment the number of their forces
in the (bitchy of Slesteig, before the armistice shall have expired.
Rendsberg, Dec. 15, 1813.

• ADMIRALTY-OFFICV, JtN. 1, mu.
Copy of a Letter from Vice•Allmiral Sir Edward Pellew, Bart.
Commander in Chief of his Majesty's ships and vessels in the Nie-
diterranean, to John Wilson Croker, Esq. dated on board nis Ma-
jesty's ship Caledonia, otlTonloo, the ith November, 1813.
Sin,--If I was not aware that every shot tired from his Majesty's
fli•et before Toulon upon that of the enemy would be pompously dis-
played in the Moniteur, by the Government of France, to deceive
all Europe, as well as their unhappy subjects, I should have con-
sidered it unnecessary to trouble their Lordships with the tollowing
4:clad of the transactions of the squadron under my command on
the

His Majesty's fleet bad been blown off their station by a surees-
slot' of bard gales tor eight days, and it was only yesterday morning
that the land was discovered, together with the inshore squadrion,
as p or margin, which had .reached Cape Side the preceding even-
ing. The fleet were standing with close reefed topsails towards
Toulon, to reconnoitrr, with a strong wind from E. N. E. when at
ten A.M. the enemy, as is customaty. with such winds, was seen
gutting under weigh, and came out with foarteen sail of the line,
and seven ft igates, for their n-nil exercise, close in shore, between
Cape Brun and Cape Careaviane. A sudden change of wind to N.
seentinglv unexpected by them, permitted me to hope that. we
should be able to bring the rear to action ; and the Seipion having
enninninirated by signal the prospect of cutting off the leeward-
most ships, .he was directed, IA kb the advanced squadron, to attack,
The Crledonia, Boyne, and San Josef, leading some distance abead,
and followed by the fleet, were, I thought, near enough to afford
support, with every pro,peet of succuss ; but unfortunately, from
the wind headiug, they were not able to fetch the leewardmost ship
a three-decker, beat lug the fig of a. Rear-Adu:it al, to windward of
St. 11 tirguet ite, and, con.equently, only a pat tial firing took place,
iu passieg Oil diderent tacks, and-after wearing from the shore, be-
tween Sepet and Cipe Brim.
lbol the body of the k •et fortunut?ly been wore advanced when the
chloge of aind took pr•CE., 1 aio confident %%e shoal(' wit only hdie
1ir•0i.,141 the enemy to close action, out every !dap we Lod weathered,
e unlit have been our reward, 41.1 tough they had not been above a
lea,,tie twit ward of the port, and always under cover of 11. e butteries.
The French fleet, the moment the wind changed, titej iii po;,.ible
expedition .0 get hock into the harhonr, and the Vice-Admiral was
among the list that reached the anchorage.
The c.,sualties in the ships on this occasion, are too triable to
enenti.,ll, were it not for the: wounds of two fine )(mug °incest', Lieu-
te,lant Il.rke. of the Marines, and Air. Cuppage, Midshipman
the sats Met, alto each lust u leg by vile unluckj shut.

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• I have, common with every officer and man in tl:i> tieecty
fu lanivnt that II hiller opportunity was not afforded f r displuying
the full exteht of their exertions in the cause of their Sovereign, nod
in support of the !Phnom of his flag, confident 'bete canto,' be I.onnol
more ardent zeal in this just struggle, than among the (Akers and men
I have the honour to comlnaltd.
I beg leave to entilote a return of the casualties on this occasion, and
Hive the honour to he, Ste.
• EI)WARI) PELLEW„

To JohA Wilson Croker, Esq.
CA•t74I.TISS —KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Caledonia, :1 wounded slightly.—Saul Josef, 4 wounded, viz.
Lieut. Clarke, Royal Manlius, Mr. Cuppage, Mid*ltipmait, each host
A leg, two men slightiv.—Seipion, i killed by accident, l
by the enemy, slightly.—Bnvne. l %%Ituited slightly.—Ponipke,
slightly burnt by accident.—Pembroke, 3 wounded sliglilly•
K PELLEW.

This Gazette contains a lAA of Ships and Vessel 4 captured,
detained, itta sent into Halifax by the squadron wider the com-
mand of the Ri2ht Houmitrable Sir J. 11. Warren, 1.1.,rt. K. B
between the /Otli April and the 20th September iBl3, not hi:fume.
gazetted, to the amottut of 90.

BANKRUPTS.
L. Lawrence, and A. Salmons, of Falmouth, merchants, to ser-
render Jan. 11, v 5, and Feb. 12, at ten, at Guildhall, London. .At-
torney, Mr. tiowaid, Jew rv-street,
J. Beed. of North-Shields, master-maritier, Jan. 15, IR, and IT, b.
12, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, -Mr. R. Wintel,
Serjeant's-inn, Fleet-street.
P. Cneack, of Norwich, tavlor, Jan. 14, 15, and Feb. 12, at four,
at the IVoolpaek-inn, Norwich. Attornies, Messrs. Grand I.m.t
Staff, Norwich ; and Messrs. Presland and Proctor, Brunsw iuk-
sqoare. London.
F. Crow, late of Lnckwood, York, AVoaitapler, Jan. 21, 22, and
Feb. 12, at eleven, at/the Rose and Crow n-inn, Huddersfield. At•
tornies, Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards, Chancery-lane.
London ; and Mr. J. Crosland, Huddersfield.
E. 1. Samuels, ot Great Prescott-street, Goodman's-field's, lapi-
dary, Jan. 'l, 113, and Feb. 12, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Howard, Jewry-street, Aldgate.
It. Blown, of Closi, York, shear-maker, Jan. 15, 17, at four, and
Feb. it, at eleven, at the house ot Sarah °relives, the Hotel, iu
Leeds. Attornies, Messrs. Upton, Nicholson, and tleinineway,
Leeds; and Messrs. Liamberts, Taylor, and Deane, iiray's
square, London. •
J. Shaw, of Greenwich, victualler, Jan. 8. V', and Feb. 11, at
ten, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Pearson, Elm-court, Temple.
J. Tim, of Boston, Lineotn, merchant, Jan. 14, 15, and Feb. 12.
at eleven, at' the Green Dragon Inn, Boston. Attornies, Nle-sts.
Lodington and Hnll, Sceondmies-oftiee, Temple, London; and Mr.
Titxford, Boston.
W. Godney and R. Hutton, of Kingstownpon-Htill, corn-factors,
Jan. 7, * and Feb. 3'4, at eleven, at the White-Hart-Tavern, hilig-
ston-upon Hull. Attornies, Mr. Sandwith, ; and MLSAIS. Roarer
and Son, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn.
J. Oregoty, of Neatit, Glamorgan, linen draper, Jan. 11, 14, and
Feb. iv, ut eleven, at the Ship and Castle inn, Leath. At tot sties,
Messrs. Cattlates and Young, New-ion, London ; anti Mr. Powell,
N emit.
W. and C. Cartledge of Uttexeter, hatters, Jan, 19, 20, and Feb •
11, at the White Hart and Star Inn, Uttuxeter. Attornies,
Messrs Kiiideily, Long. and Austen, liolboin-conrt, Cnay's ;
MO Mt, Bond, Uttoxeter.
Fulloon, of Hackney-road, corn dealer, Jan. 1, 15, and Feb. 1'!,
at one, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Chapman, Chanceo

Fourteen English vessels which sailed from Cork, laden
with oxen, sheep, 8.7. c. for Lord Wellington's troops, were
unfortunately wrecked between the 4th and loth inst. 00 the
French. coast, near Bayonne. Fait of the cattle V. I c sa‘ed,
and sent to lia)onne for the use of the French army.
BR TISIt NA V Y:—The total amount of ships is now
103.2, (including those in ordinary, repairing, &c.) of which
there are in commission 116 sail of the hoe, "40 limn 50 to
44 guna. 157 frigates, 110 slopps of war, 7 fire-ships, I'
brigs; 40 cutters, 50 schooners ; making the total iu co
whsion 760.