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

mantkolconil trairtdri, hit* VD*ltes tail:A*l6le. ism:
tion of their tonduct. •
atn noels indebted to tleittenhtf-enliiiiel Tra
versi who entssminscied the trciors, for his ceediAl c
operation anal to MAirif tiro of the Royal Artil•
key and C-optiin Tyhlen of the Engineers, for their
assistance in directiNt mt. !people at the h itteries. .
f am happy to add that our lots is trlting, cons''
Bering the means of annoyance po.sicsed by thk.
enemy. (Signed) 30$ RnwLEY.
Commissioners having met on.the 30th March, IPI 4, (on Ow
pan of the Royal Nary, Lieutenant Barplgette; on the part of
the Army, captain Heatlicole, Brigade Major to the Forces;
and on Qtr part of the Garrison of Santa Mir a, Antoine Mat:
tier::. Commandant of the said Fort), hkve agreed that the For.
trecA of SIMI& Maria •shag ha surrembsed, on the following con-
ditions, to t4.e combined force.':
Condition I. Thar the said fortress slialllseinttnediateir ler-
retnlered to the combined force, the garrison 'phlitig their arms
they march out.
Condition 2. That the said garrison shall be embarked on
hoard a Britis't ship to piocetl to Toulon, on their paroleof ho-
mier not to serie till regillArty eitibanged.
Condirtm 3. That the eilleets shall be permitted to. retain
their swords, and die garrison to Ohs with them their perbonal

Gooditien 4. That an °Meer shall be appointed by the Coin
'mandant of the fortress of Santa Maria, to deliver over stmes
Every description to the reapec rive. departments of the combined
form. (Seined). JOREPN BAZALOZI"CE, 1 ieuter.ant, his
Majesty's ship America.
HENRY HRATHCOTE. Captain, 10th
Regiment, and tviajot • Brigade.
• A. Mairieux, Cap% Commandant.
BOLT, Brigadier-General.
Jamas Roweav, Commanding his Uri-
. tannic IViajesty's *adieu. -
America, Golf of Speazia, March 81, tale.
martian or scirxeo AND WOUNDED. or miasmic AND SEAMEN
• satiatrcino TO *AS WAJESIY.A SQUADRON 3ERWIN4IO/4 Melt
AT 3PEEZIA.•
EditlbUrzh--1 Seema,n`hilled; 2 Seamen wounded.
None In any .of the other ships or vessel,.
(Signed) Jes. Rowxtv, Capt. and Sen. Oficer.
• ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, MAY IS.
• Vice-AdmiTal Sir Edward Pellet" has also trans-
.Mitteil to John 'Wilson •Crdker. Esq. a • letter front
Captain Sir Josias Rowley, inclosittg two letters froM
Capteiti Brace, of the Berwick, and Captain Hamil-
ton, of the Rainbow, giving accounts of attacks made
by the bent; of those ships, with two Sicilian gun-
boats, o`n tlieSth and 10th of April, upon .the ene-
my's-plea; near the pass Rona, with a view to 14-
•ionr the advance of she British army. The enemy
iras driven from all his positions, leaving behiod two
twenty-four pounders and two mortars, which were
taken possession of. Great spirit and good conduct
were shelin by the officers and men engaged on those
occasions, in Which two men Were killed, and Lieu-
tenant Lyon, of the Berwick, and four men wounded.
ftuar-Admiral Sir John Gore has transmitted to
John Wilsor. Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain
Hoste, of his Majesty's ship Bacchante, dated' off
l'arga, on the coast of Albania, the 22d March,
stating, that he had proceeded thither in consequence
of a deputation from the inhabitants of the town, re-
questing assistance against the French garrisnn, con-
sisting f one hundred and seventy men, commanded
by a Colonel ; and that on the arrival of the Bac
• chante, the French flag was hauled down, and the
town and yolks :taken possession of by Capt. Hoste.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR•OFFICS, NAY 10, 11114.
Stb Regiment of Light Dragoons—lieutenant Charles Bacon,
front the With Two, to be Lkutentint, vice Allen, who ea.
chisi.g.••
14th Ditto—Lieutenant Charlei Wearily to be Adjutant, vice
shotten, who resigns the Ailkstantcy only.
I sth Ditto—Jacob William Horde, Cho . to be Cornet, without
purchase.
COldstriani Regimeet of Foot Guards—To be Lieutenants and
Carus, withal- purchase—Fn•ign William btothert, •ice
,Adman, promoted ; Ensign Hon. Mho Rout, vice Crofton,
killed in action; and Ensign Charles Shirley, vice Wynyard,
di ceased •
Sd Raiment of Foot Guards—To be Lieutenants and Captain.,
without purchase—Ensign Will am Henry Scott, vice White,
killed hi action; Ensign Hun. Hastier- Forbes, vice Slaw
killed in a, tont —o b. Ettsigr.s. Hun. %Vestal:a, viceT
Seri ; Poiltp James Yorke, Gent. vice Nolan.
7tiaßepment of-Foot—To be Lieutenants,- taisign H. W. B.
Monro, tr.m the 59th Fiat., by purchase, vice Loma, fps
stood; Peek r Backhouse, Gent. by purchase, vice,' .tel. who
retires; [bonus Bulkeky, Gent. without purchase, vim Ember,
who resigns.
I ith Ditto--Csptain John Fry, front the Royal York Ranger.,
to be Captain of a coraptuiy, vice Mercer, who exchanges,—
Hospital As-i-teutt Michael X. Considine to be Assistant Sur-
geon, vice Graves' who reirgn..
Ditto—To he lieutenant. wilsout purchase, Ensign John'
Blackball, vice Cash, promoted;' Ensign I lent y
be Ensigns, Thomas Caittoll, Gent. vice Blackball; George
Thomism, Gent. vice clink*.
16th Ditto —Ensign John O'Donnell,lrontthe Tipperary Militia,
to be Inain, without purchase.
21st Di- to•-„—'1'ts.be Chi Lieutenant*. without purchase—Secoud
Litotes:fn.. Holland M'Ghse, vice Oates,• dismissed the sri-
vire • Robert Crawford, vim StesSart; promoted in the Yolk
Oba;seure; and .1, D. Moodie.
To be Second Lieutenants--Witilant James Sutherland, Gent.
vice M•Ghee ; Jelin Crofton Peddle, Gent. vice Crawford; and
Charles Wailer, Getit.vice Moodie.
224 Ditto—Emit: Edward Rennin, front the 15th Foot, to be
lieutenant, without purchase.
59th Dittsi—lieutenant Francis Crotty to be Captain of a Com-
pany, without purchase, vice Landers, placed upon half pay.
54th Diati.—Thomai Eseri Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Beaks, who resigns.
55th lh.tu—Volionner William Macdonald so be Ensign, vice
Marshall, deceased.
59th Ditne.--Ensign George Dimon to be Loceltetiant, without
purchase;, James Geddes, Gent. to be Emign,vice Dixon; and
lieutenant Archibald Campbell to be .Idjutant, vice Chad-
wick, mediated. •
611th Ditto—Llentesant Matthew Latour to be Captain of
• Company, without purchase, vice St. Paul, promoted in the
• lid I'rovisiensl Battalion of Militia; Ensign E. M. Wightwick
to be Lieutenant, vice letiour ; ---- Bailey, Gent. to
be Ensign, vice Wightwick._
80th Ditto—Lieutenant George Vernon, from the Staffordshire
Militia, to be Ensigt• without purchase.
95th Ditto—John Prendergal Walsh, Gent. to be Second Lieu-
tensed, vice Cameron, deceased.
96th Oltto--Lkuttnant John D.sla Carteret to be Captain of a
Company, by purchase, vice Pratt, promoted.
I'o he Lieuttliatitn—Ensign Thomas Gifford, by purchase, vice
De Carteret; and Lieutenant Charles D. Alien, ;corn the 9th
Light Dragoons, vice Bacon, who exchanges. •
lie yal York hangers;--Capta'n George M. F. Mercer, from the
th Font, to be Captain of a Company, vim Fry, who ex-
diatom.
Y.otk C atseure—Major-Oeneral Hugh Mackay Gordon, hoot
the half •pay of the 16th Foot; to be Colonel, vice Hay, killed.
std Garrison roam !Icor y WaM m, front the 52d
Foot. to be Lseutenant, voce Brown, placid upon hail-pay.
4th Dittos—Lkutcoant P. W. Rothe, front the 17th Font, to he
LleinettAnt, vice balderson, appointed to the Ouch Foot.
BREVET.
Captain Wdbiat Henry nines, of the Ist Regiment of rod
Guards, to he Major in the Army.
•
311.41,7.
T. be Destitat CledialseaSy.Georral to the
Centnis,arysGpiteral David Allan. •
To Ile Asdstaat-CointiiTsaiirtei-General to the Forces—Deputy
ApitstliockStislidstlittebbimetral Ralph Regimen, W. Hewet•
son,,Eriests yulpellapti 4 s,Entu‘klat.

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