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London, England, 1814-04-25 00:00:00

Fitom THE LONDON 6.-‘l.4ErrE, AN IL 23.

Ferrign Plfce, April 22, 1814.
Earl Bathurst, one of his: Majesty's Principal
Secretaries of State, has this day notified, by
donpnamt of his Royal Highness the Prince Re-
gent,• to the Minist,ers of Friendly Powers resi-
dent at this Court, that the res'tr'ictions beretocore
impost(' On the- ports of -Italy shall imnnecriarely
cease, and be suspended ; and that it shall he
lawful for his:Mljesty's.subjects to trade in the
same inauner as they had before traded in times
of peace, between his Alajesty's "dominions and
the ports of Italy train which the Britih flags is
not excluded.

, [Here follocrs.the Order in Council to the
above effect, dated April 21.]

Almirety-Offico, dpril 28, 1814.
Copy of a Letter from Vice-Admiral Sir Edward "Weir, Bart.
to John Wilson CI oker, Esq. dated on hoard His Majesty's
Ship Caledonia, off Minorca, March 28, 1814. -
• His Majesty's ship Caledonia, off
Minorca, March 28,1814.

enclose, for the information of their
lordships, copies. of letters
_just put into my
bands by.Rear-Admiral Fremantle, on his way
to England. , ,
I Igen with the sincerest- regret the death of.;:
CaptNn Taylor; of the Apollo, whose exemplary
conduct and amiable character raised. to him uni-
verSal respect: the-List- service he performed.
in co-operating in the capture of Paso, MIS exe=
clued. with pi's usual juidgment. Captain lloste's
letter,. respecting the taking, of Ragusa; will
shew their. Lordships the .success of that' dis-
tinguished officer's constAnt zeal and activity.
I have the honour to be-, &c.
EDWARD PELLEW.

• Pis•Zvfajest,'s Ship Bacchante, before
Ragusa, January 29, 151,L
SIR,—My letter of the 6th- instant-will have
acquainted yOu of the capture of Cattaro, and of
my intention to -attack this place as.soon as the
ar!iliery and stores, necessary for the siege, w-ire
embarked from that fortress; on my arTival,here
on the 19th, 1 fonnd- the place. invested by the
Austrian General llilutinovitcli, with two Croat
battalions, but not a single piece of artillery had
arrived: FOttrmortars and two guns were imme-
diately landed from the. Bacchante, and opened
on the works of the town and Fort Lorenzo, the
, morning of the 22d : the enemy returned a heavy
fire from all his, batteries. The approach to Ra-
gusa is extremely difficult, by, the commandhig
situation of Port Imperial and the island of Cronin,
and it became an object of importance Co 'sectiye-
this latter. port before we could advance our bat-
teries ; two eighteen-poundevs were therefore'
lauded, and by the great exertions of the officers
and, seamen, tinder Lieutenant Milbournc, third
of this ship, one gun was brought round the.
mountains at the hack of Ragusa, a distance full
six miles, and placed immediately opposite: the
island, which is completely commanded.
The French General, however, on the Morning
of the'2.7t.h, sent lout a tince to reqUest our bat-
teries would cease,_ and a capitulation was com-
menced and signed oil. the 28th for the surrender
of,the town and its dependencies. The British
and 'Anstriatt troops took,possessiiin the same day,;
toe hundred and twenty pieces of cannon. were
mounted on the.works of the town arid Fort Lo-
renio, twenty-one in Forelmverial, and eleven
in the island of Crowa, with a garrison of five
-handred,men, and nearly six weeks provisions.
garrison are prisoners of war, •liot-to serve
against England or ber Alliei till.regularly ex-
changed. His Majesty's ship Elizabeth arrived
here on' the evening of the.27th',
,bot Captain
Gower very handsomely de-clined interfering in
the negociatiop-; 1 am happy to say the best
nude' rstantling• has prevailed between • the MHO
troops, and General :\lilutinoviteh has expressed
• hitnself in' the handsOmest terms for the assist.;
artee he has received: -
The object for. which you .sent ine here, Sir, is
now, I bclil ve, obtained, by the expulsion of the
French trooi:s from the provinces of Cattaro and-
.1i.c40.41, arid it only remainsfortme to mention
the meyitOrious couduet of all the offeers and
men who hive, shared the fatigues and privations
attentlinw it:
1 beg-leave also to, Mention the great assistance
- I have received irontr Captain Angelo, of bleot.-
Gen.erartUapbell's staff,'-wio -a-ccompanitlml me
front Cattaro, both there and at this place. hlis
.ready :and active services hae considerably di-
niini-Sll6libe (F4liculties we have met with. 'The
limits of a dispatch will not allow mv to enter
further into detail, but I can assure you; Sir, that
every Officer and man under my -commaud, has
,
strictly performed his duty. The loss of the Bri-

tish atn'irig the sieo has teen ciiie seathan-killeili
and ten severely wourfded. . I
have the honoor to he,
,&c. '
W. LIOSTE, Contain. ,
R6r Admiral Freeniantle, &c, &c. &c.

His Majtstv's Sliip Milford, off Trieste,
February 17, 1814.

SlR,—The fall of Ilag-u,:a nt:ikes the Allies mas--;
ters .of every place in Dalmatia, eloatitt, Istria,
and the Frionl, with all the khan's in the Adriatic.
I beg leave to transnlit a statement of the se-
veral places taken .by the squadron, sineel have
-had the command, in this gulf. • -
I have the honour to be, :tre
(Sighed) THOS. F.TREf',NIANTLE.
Tu Si: Edwaiii Bellew, Bart. Conimituder-in.

_
Chief, &e. &c. &c.
.A!zesta and Curzola, containimt 1,24 gains and 70 Men, taken
by the Apollo, linogen, and a detachment of traopi from
Lissa. •
Zupana, containing s 9 men, taken by the boats of the

raven,
Finnic and Porto Re, containing 67 guns and 90 vessels, 500
stand of arms,, besides military stores, taken by the Mil-
fuvd, Elizabeth, Eakle, Bacchante, and I-tau-J.loy.
Farazina, containing 5 guns, taken by the Eagle.
Isle of Mezio, 'containing 6.guns and 59 men, taken by the

Saracen and Weazle.
. .
RAgusuizza, containing S 'guns and 66 men, taken by the boats
of the Milford and Weazk.l—.
Citta Nnova,, contauir4 4' guns, taken by the Elizabeth and
Bacchante. •
Rorigno, containing 4 f.,;uns,'. taken by the Tremendous.
Pola. containing 50 guns, taken by the',Wizard, a party of the
Milford's marines, and 50 Atistriaus.
Stagno,, containing 12 guns and 52 men, besides military
stores, taken by the Saracen and a party of Austrians.
Lesina and Brazza, containing 24 grips, takeit by thc Bac-
' chante's boats and Si, men front the garrison of Lissa.
Trifste, containing 80 guns, ,taken by the Milford, Eagle,
Tr,,mendons, Mermaid, and Weazle, in cu-opera
, tiort with i5OO Austrians.
CortellarzO ani Caraliito, containing S guns and '9O mart,
:taken by the Elizabeth and a party of Austrians:.
I our forts at the entraace of the Po, containin". 21 rims, 100
men, and 45 brass guns diSmounted, found' on the Po,
taken by the Eagle,-Tremendous, Wizard, 500 English, and
2000-Austrian tronlis,
Zara, containing' 110 guns and is howitzers, 350 men, ;Ind
100 guns disinounted and 12 gun-boats. taken by the h a-
t-aunah:ind.Wdazle,'tvitli 1500 Aultrians,
Cattaro, containing 130 guns and 900 men, taken by the Bac-
.

chant and tiara2.:-e. n. ' ' •
Ragusa, containing 138-guns and 500 men, taken by the Bac-
.

chaste, Saracen, andAGO Austrians. - '
Carlobago. containing 12 guns and 150-. men, taken by the
Bacchante.' (Signed) T. F. FREOIANTCE.

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PIN. Gazette also contains an account of the ceremony of
conferring the Order of the Garter on the King of France;
and states that the Prince itegent has dispensed with tiLi% sta-
tutes and reenlations respecting installation' in . favour of
the Emperor Alexander, and the Marquis of NVelliig.toi.]
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At Ow Court at ,Carlton House, the 21st of .April,.-1814,
present his, Royal Flightless the-Prince Regent in Connell.
;light Han. Sir .A.:Thonistin, Kinigit, hard
thief Baron of his Majesty's 'CourCOt FAiebetpien, was, by
Oilman() of:liis Royal Highness the Prince Ite,r,ent, in the
haute iilld On the behalf of his Majesty, swornol
Most•Hononrablre -Privy Council, and took his place at •tlie
Board accordnigly:,

• •' l'Firitehrill, April 9, 1814.
dais Royal Nighness the Prined Regent bath been pleased,
in the name and 00 the behalf of his Majesty, to give and
grant unto Sir *Granby Thomas Calcraft, Knight of ;he Im-
perial Alilitaty Order of NlariaTheresa, Major-General .in the
Army, and Lieutenant-Colonel of his Majesty's 3d, Or nine%
of Wales's Regiment. of Dragoon Guards, his royal licence
and permission, that he- may accept and wear the insiguia of
a 'Koight of the Royal Portuguoste:Military Order.o,l the
Tower and Sword.

Co)ltvi Wier, April 1814.: ..
Member returned to serve in this kire,7.ent,i3arliament.
Tiornmr,h of Newtown.—T. Leigh, of Lythe, Chester, Esq.
in the room rrf Nlajor•-Geintral Peter lieronovho has accepted
the Chiltau