Star.
London, England, 1814-03-28 00:00:00

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

CROWN-OFFICE, MARCH 22. . •
REENTRY'S! RETURNED TO SERVE IK "7 415 PRESET I' PARLIAMENT.
COI, Yur vt).--Dtmlnicit Browne, of Castle M‘Garrett,
In the County of Mayo, Esq. in the room of the Hon. Henry
Augustus Dillon, now Lord Viscoilin Dillon.
ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, MARCH SG.
ETtrizt of a Letter from Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew, Bart.
to John Wilson C7oker, Esq. dated on board bis Majesty's
ship Caledonia, off Toulon, February 1:1, 1514.
A few minutes after d'tylight this morning a de-
tachment of three sail.of the line and three frigates,
under a Rear-Admiral's flag, was discovered under
all sail, standing td the southward, to which general
chase was given.
A little after eight A. M. they tacked together-and
stood towards Porquerolle, with a strong wind at
vast, just then sprung ups lidlf an hour after the fleet
tacked also. The enemy then visible from our tops,
was pressing to get within, the islands through the
Grand and Petit Passes to Toulon. The fleet crowd-
ed all sail to cut them off.
The Boyne leading in the most handsome manner,
facia ed by the Caledonia, could only with every
exertion bring the Romulus, the sternraost of the line
of battle ships, to action ; which she closely engaged
• in a very superior style, .receiving the fire of the
other ships crossing her ahead. The enemy was
running before the wind at the rate of ten knots, and
so close to the rocks, that perceiving he could not be
stopped, without the inevitable loss of the Boyne and
Caledonia,) waved to Captain Burlton to haul to the
wind, deeply mortified that his persevering gallantry
could not be rewarded. The fire of the Romulus had
been repeatedly silenced, and in her disabled state
was evidently much pres. ed. . -
I enclose a itatement of the casualties on board the
Boyne ; many of the wounds are inconsiderable..
The able manner in which that ship was handled,
in a very critical position, called from me a public
expression of my approbation.
A LIST OF BILLED AND WOUNDED ON BOARD HIS
MAJESTY'S SHIP BOYNE, ON THE 13iu FEBRUARY.
KILLED.

George Tiery, midshipman ; and William Collins, armourer's-
mate.

w or NORD.

Samuel Saunders, midshipman ; Francis Stephens, ordinary sea-
man; Vi'ill:am.Ogle, marine; Anthony Dowling and Robert
Kenyon. lanilmen ; William Hill, ordinary seaman ; George
Miles, James Green, and John Mills, laudmen ; Jacob Poninie
able seaman; John Whitehead and Anthony Jacques, land.
men ; William George, quarter runner; John Goldsworthy
and James Hamilton, able seamen ; Nathaniel Beard, John
Draper, and James Boas, marines; Thomas Harrison, James
Stephens, Samuel Hill, and James Reeves, able stamen; Peter
M'Malmn, landman ; James Overton, ordinary seaman ; Ben-
jamin Cooper, swabber ; Philip Alexander, quarter gunner;
Henry. Michels, able seaman ; James Goat, landman ; William
Brian, boy ; Nicholas Play, able seaman; Thomas Atkins,
marine ; John Ashton, landroan ' • llamas Gill, ordinary sea-
man ; T homas Laws, landman ; John Mooney, ordinary sea-
man; Henry Wubber, quarter-master's mate; Isaac Hamilton,
able seaniao ; Jeremiah Sullivan, ordinary seaman ; Thomas
£dgell, marine ; William Walton (2), quarter-gunner.
Total-2 killed, 40 wounded.
(Signed) GEORGE BURLTON, Captain.
R. C. jun N s fox (11, surgeon.
ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, MARCH 26.

Copy of a Letter from Captain Carteret, of his Majesty's ship
Pomone, addressed to Rear-Admiral Malcolm, and transmit:
ted by Admiral Lord Keith to John Wilson Croker, Esq.
Ills Majesty's ship Pomone, at Sea, March 4.
Sit—The Bunker's-Hill, an American privateer,
of fourteen guns and eighty-six men, formerly his
Majesty's brig Linnet, has this day been captured by'
this ship, in company with the Cydnus.
Though noted for her former successful depreda.
• elons, yet has she now cruized eight days from Mor-
lair, without having effected a single capture.
I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed)
P. CARTERET, Captain.