The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-13 00:00:00

LAS!' INDIA HOUSE,

'THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
'T'O-MORROW EVENING, January 14, 1812,
will be performed the Traggcly of

- PERCY.
Percy, C: JUMBLE;
Douglas, Mr. YOU NG ;
E %villa; Miss SM 1T H.
^After which will be performed, for the :7th time, a New
Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA;
OR, THE GOLDEN 1.15 H,
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With entire New ,Mu,ie, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c.
Padmanabi, Mr. IEFI. ERI ES' -
Sultan of Cashniire, Mr. NORMAN ;
Omar, the Fisherman, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ;
Caytacattadhti, the Persian Cook; Mr. GRIMA LDI ;
Zelica, the Sultan's Daughter, "Mrs. PARKER ;

IVlorea, the Fisherman'sDatghter, Miss E. BO L-rdN.
Boxes Second-price 35. 6d.-Pit 35. 6d. Second-price
2s.—Gallery zs. Second-price p,,er Gallery ts. Sex-
cond-price 6d. . •
Places for the Boxes to be taken.of Mr. Brandon, at the •
New- Box-Office, in Hart-street.
The Doors wilfbe opened at Half-past Five, and the Play
begin at Half-past Six.
The new l'ant•otnime of Harlequin and Padmanaba, or,
The Golden Fish, having been received throughout with the
highest approbation awl applause, will, be repeated every.
Evening till further notice.
On Wednesday, King Henry the Fourth, Part I.—On
Thursday, The Comedy. of
,Errors.—On Friday, A New
Way to Pay Old Debts.—On Saturday, The Foundling of
the Forest.—On Monday, Cato.
The Public are respectfully informed, that a New Gratt
Operatic Drama, founded on The Incas of Marmontel, and.
Kotzebue's Play of Rolla, or, The Virgin of the Sun, has
been long in preparation, and will be produced early in the
week atter next.

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January 3, 1812.

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11\ ANY laudable attempts have heeetofore been
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From the LONDON GAZETTE, Jan. 1 i, 1812.

. Admiralty-Office, January 11, 1812.
Copy of a Letter trom Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew,
Bart. Comm_nder in Chief his Majesty's ships and vessels
in the Mediterranean, to john Wilson Croker, Esq. dated
on board the Caledonia, at Port Mahon, the 7th Novem-
ber, 1811.
SIR,

You will do me the favour to lay before their
Lordships, the enclosed account from the Hon. Cap-
tain Duncan, of nis Majesty's ship Imperieuse, stat-
ing the capture of three gun-boats, at Po,sitano, in
the Gulph Salerno, on the t ith ult. The gal-
lant conduct of Lieutenant Travels and his con:pa-
nions, who carried the fort by which they were pro-
teded wih receive, I am sure, the approbation of
their Lordt•hips.

I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) EDWARD PELLEW.

His Majesty's Ship Impericuse, in the
SlR,lph ot Salerno, Odt. it, 1811.
I have the honour to inforto you, that his Ma-
jesty's ship under my command, this morning at-
tec'hed three of the enemy's gun-vessels, carrying
each an eighteen-pounder and thirty men, moored
upon the walls of a strong fort, near the town of
Possitano, in the Gulph of Salerno : the Itnperieuse
was anchored about eleven o'clock within range of
grape, and in a few minutes the enemy were driven
horn their guns, and one of the gun-boats was
sunk. It however became absolutely necessary to
get possession of the tort, the fire of which, though
silenced, yet (from its being regularly walled round
on all sides (the ship could not dislodge the soldiers
and those of the vessels' crews, who had made their
escape
_on shore and taken shelter in it ; the marines
and a party of seamen were therefore landed, and,
led on by the First Lieutenant, Eaton Travers, and
Lieutenant Pipon, of the Royal Marines, forced
their way into the battery in the most gallant style,
under a very heavy tire of musketry, obliging more
than treble their numbers to fly in ali
leaving behind about thirty men and fifty stand of
arms. The guns, which were t wenty-four pounders,
were then thrown over the clitf, the magazines,
&c. destroyed, and the two remaining gun-vessels
brought off.
The zeal and gallantry of all the officers and crew
in this affair could not have been exceeded, but I
cannot find words to express my admiration at the
manner in which Lieutenant Travers commanded
and lieade' the boats' crews, and landing party, set-
ting the most noble example ot intrep.dily to the.
officers and men under him.

Owing to bdling winds the ..hip was unavoidably
exposed ,o a raking fire going in, but the foretop-
y3rd shot away is the only damage of any con-
sequence.

I ha% e to regret the loss of one marine killed, and
two are wounded.

I hate 'he honour to be, &c.
(Sioled) HENRY DUNCAN, Civ
o Sir Edward Pellew, Bart. Vice-
Admiral of the Red, and Com-
mander in Chief, &c. &c. &c.

Return of Men beloi,ging to his Majes'y's Ship Imperieuse,
killed and wounded in an attack upon the enemy's Fort
and Gun boats, at Possitano, the r tilt Oct. 181 .
Thomas Workman, titivate marine, killed ; Owen 'ones,
and D. jones, slightly wounded.
(Signed) LIEN KY DUNCAN, Captain.