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London, England, 1814-05-11 00:00:00

CIIING's PATENT 'V."0101 LOZENGES

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A RE Patronized by the First Noblemen in the
- Kingdom, as well as following Honourable
Ladies, who have given this Meiiicnie to their own Chil-
dren, and nisi) to The. Poor of 'their respective Neighbour-
hoods, with unparalleled StIC<;eSS
Her Grace the 'Duchess of Th, Hon. Lad\' say and Sele.
Leeds . - The Right Hon. the Countess
Her Grace the Duchess of . oiShafteshory.
I.utlimd. The Right 1-lou. the Countess
The Right Hon. the Countess of Mountuorris.
of Davnlev. The Right Hon. the Countess
The Right 'Hon. Lady Caro- -of Cork.
line Cape!. The Right Hon. Lady Lucy
The Right !1011. Lady Eliza- Bridgeman.
Beth Spencer.. - Lady Page Turner.
The Hun. Lady Boston.-- . Lady Lovet.
Au'd many other Ladies of the first-rank and character, too
' numerous to insert.

; . Sold at It. Butler's Clic:lnca! and Nledieine Wart.l!ouse, 4,
.Chei:pside, corner of St: ni ir l's Cliorett-y,d, London, and
roost-country Medicine Vend-ni in every town, in L'niee;,•,(it
es.-9d. each.

knoLr TLiE LONDON tiAZETUE, MAY 10.

WAR DE PA RTM ENT.

Ilutimin,;.-,virett, May 10, 1 S 14.

A dispatch, of which the.foiowing is 'a copy,
has beetr'this day. received at EtIO. Batharst's Of-
Lice, addressed to his Lordship by Gtnierul Lord
Lye,etiock,. L.P. dated

Antwerp, May 5, J.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)67
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!:

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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 Josiasv 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 the
America, Edinburgh, Fariense; Ccphalus, Au-
rora, and Sicilian corvette,. •

[PRICE SPIZPFNCE-HAI.FPENIstY.

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aivance 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 the means of -,innoya,ire p.'ssess.:,- by the
enemy. lin 4,c.

JOS. ROWLEY.

Vice-Admiral Sf E. Pelle4.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. and 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,,,ts near the Pass of
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-Oifti.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, rice
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 Furies. •
York Chassetirs—Major-General Hugh Mackay Gordon, frein
the Half-pay of the lGth Foot, to be_ Colonel, flee Hay,

BREVET.—Captain ‘l49lliatolffy 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.]