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London, England, 1813-07-07 00:00:00

►cosvirAL sTArI

Thomas Cooper Everitz, Cent. to be Deputy Punryor to tie
Forces. Dated July 1, 1813.
John DethicE, Gmt. to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces...
Dated June 24, 1818.

CARRISON,
Ensign Peter Mackay, of tke 11th Royal Veteran Battalion,
be Garrison Quarter-Master tf Auk°lt. Dated July 1,11111.
The King's German Legion.
lst Battalion of Light Infantry--En•ipn John ilendervin, Croft
the 7th battalion of the line, to be iinsig.t, vice Ebel', whoa*
appointment has nut taken ',lnc. Dated June 99, 11115.
Aleuron't; Regiment.
Lieutenant William J. Cam,•hell, iron, the 6th Pao!, to be Cap •
tan of a Company, without purenase, vice Dobouttlace, wan
resigns. Dated July i 1819.

The Duke of York's Greek I.lth. Infantry.
Ist Regiment of Foot—Ca;dam Gus.i to be Captain ail
Company, with temporary mak, vice Copycat:, appointed to
the Scl Regiment. Dated July 1, 1813.
2d Ditto—To be Captains of Companies—Captain Joseph Cup-
pun, from the Ist Regiment, dated Jut). I ; Captain Constan-
tine Zieta (with temporary rank), dated July e ; Li. utena.te
George Chandler, from the Ist R‘gintent, to bu Adjutant and
Lieutenant, dated June 30, 1813.
To be Lieutenants, with temporary Rark-I.ieutenait N. 131-
(sill, from the Ist RegiMent, dated July 1; Ensign P. A. Sat.
vatori, from litto, dated July e 1813.
To be Ensigrs—Volunteer Pano Vlaeopula, dated June 30; Vo-
lunteer Nikiska Tore:deco, dated July 1; Volunteer Demc.
trios Rocca, dated July 2, 1813.
MEMORANDUM.

The appolntmentment o:Hos?ital-Mate Robert Star'-e to be
Avistalit-Surgeon to the sit Foot, as stated In the Gazette of
tile 26th January last, has not tzAten p!aee.

Cornet Meyer, of the 213 Regiment of Dragoooq of the Kin %s
German Legiuo, who is stated iu the Gazette of the 13: ult. to
have resigned, is rei:istated in his rack.

The date of Captain Mcrctr's eonrnission in the I I th Font, is
the 21th January 1813, and not the 14th April 1313, as stated :a
the Gazette of the 20th April

Cfficen; are superseded, bciag absent
without hs..ve :

Lieutenant Ormsby, of the 7111 Foot ; awd Captain Jones, of tits'
7'.2d Foot.
ERRA I A in the Gat. !tea of the 18th May and 29th June 1813.
4nth Foot.
For M. Satirders, Gent. to he Ensign, without purekaie, &c.
Real David Morrison Sandrrs, Gent. to be En•tgli, without
putchaie, &c.
ibl d Fdl f Rola! Newounanences.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _

For tniign Alexander Madan, from the stormout Militia or
Upper Canada, to he En.len, vice Kerr, decraprol,
Read Ens go Alexander Maclean; from the Stormont Militia of
Ut ptr Canada, to be, .roc.
ERRATIIIM the Extraordinary Gazette of :iaturday, rage 1467.
Fer Lientenalt-Culond trooke, ut tl:e Adjutaut•Generat's De-

14-amen,
Reid Lionenant-Culonel Rooke.
ADMIRALTY O: DICE, JULY a, lam

Copy of a Letter from X ice-Admiral Sir Edward Pdkw, Bart,
Commander in CU f iu the Nledgi-rranea.., to J. W. Croker
Lsq dated on board the Caleionia, at Port Atlhon, the 28th

Mat', Isl 3.

Sin—l have the honour to inclose a letter Irons
Captain Biace, detailing the particulars' a success-
ful service performed by the marines of the Berwick,
and the baits of that ship and the Eury4lui, which
reflects much credit on the officers and men employed
therein. I am happy to kat n he has lost bot tine man
cn this service.—l have the honour to be, tze.

(Signed) Euw. l'eLteste.
Berwick, off Cavahcie, May 16, 1819.
Sin—l beg leave to acquaint you, that through the
judicious management of Captain Napier, the enemy's
coasting trade to and front Toulon tithe eastward,
WAS, between the 10th and 15th instant, coiiected is
Cavalacie Road, to the number of upwar &a of 20 sail :
judging that a proper object for attack, I made the no.
cessary arrangements to carry the place, but the surf .
proved too great for the people to land until am
morning of the 16th instant, when the plan was car- ,
ried into execution by the boats, commanded by
Lieut. Sweedland, first of this ship, and thz, Royal
Marines under Captain Matthews, of that corps..
Allow me to observe on the prompt manner in which
!this's:Tyke was accomplished ; for scarce 20 minutes
elapsed train tlicir reaching the 6e.tcli until the batte• ii
ries were taken, and a fire opened from them bn the i
retreating eitemy. The Fici.cli National zeheck la
Fortune, carrying ten long 9-p 'enders and four swi.
vela, with a etew of 96 men (as appears by her
quarter bill), commanded by Monsieur Lecarney„ i
Lieutenant deVaisseau, tried to effect her escape, but
the Euryalus pushing close in, cut her off, and the ,
crew abmitlon:tl her, leaving her at anchor with a ,
spring on her c.chle, under the fire of the frigate,
h rts, and a division of the boats, under Lieutenant
White, who boarded her in time to preve:it her front ,
blowiag up or sinking, as the enemy had tired a shot
through her bottom, and left a ti.,in to the lamp.
zine. We found in the harbour twenty-two ves.els t
of different description., which were either taken or
destroyed ; those scuttled by the enemy were cleared
by the Euryalus, who to..k an anclihrage to protect
the working patty, and through the exert.oc of Capt.
Napier, the officers and men employed on that seri.
vice, every thing was brought away worthy ci: not.ce.
Having related my proceeding, perma me to call
your attention to the officers and men oho conducted
this affair, and if, in your jodgment, any :lair is at-
t +cited to the transaction, I entreat you to bestow :t I
on Captain Napier, the officers, seamen, and marines 1
of both ships, whose united exertions so fully accorna ,
plished my wishes, that I hive only to regret the lova'
of one
only
man k.!lled ,end u
particularise
Captain Matthews, (-t this ship, Lieutenant San:
arlTeise missing. Sweedland
Lieutenant
l
dilaudss First of the Euryalus, together with two

”.ung men, Mr. John Monk, of the Berwick, and
Mr. Crawford, of the Euryalus.
hare the honour to be,
(Signed) E. BRACE, Captain.
filr Edward Pellew, But. Vice-Admiral of the Red, &c.
A List of Killed and Missing, in an attack on the Enemy's list.
series and Vessels at Cavalacie, May 16, 1813.
Borsvisk—John Jones, marne, killed.
Zoryahas—George Reardon, ordinary seaman, missing..
List of Vessels captured and destroyed.
La Fortune—French National Xebeck, 10 long nine-poanders,
4 swivels, and 95 men, commanded by Monsieur Lecarnus,
.Ll6.lliensre ,4e Vaissetu, taken.
Thirteen .411137 i: 10,•,..11 of different descriptions, taken; nine, the
ros . „ors eaten out, vessels destroyed.
(4 the vessels ere chirily laden with oil, corn, lemons,
mac. one with empty ssiss ; and sir of those destroyed were
• 4.118111. (Signed) E. lIILACE.
Copy of a Letter front tptain Adam, of his Majesty's Ship In-
"vioeffoe. addressed to 'ice-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew, and
banana: scd by *e 14,1 to John Wilson Croker, Esq.
lii3 Majesty's nvincible, Salon Bay, April 4, 1813.
Stis.ii-Me Baron t Eroles having requested' 1
would co-operate in attack on the enemy's posts
at A rtspolla and Porel!o, near the Ebro, two boats of
his Majesty's ship nod r my command, armed with
eartonadec, under the -Erections of Lieutenant Coy.
byn the firs! Lieutenant, and a Spanish felucca, in
which a parry (.1 troop, were embarked. left this bay
on the afternoon of the Ist instant, with orders to
attack the post at Ampolla
The troops were landed within two miles of it,
about one o'clock in the morning, and the battery of
two 18-pounders was completely surprised, the sentry
baying been shot. The guns were then turned on
the fortified house, in which the greater part of the
guard were• posted, who evacuated it immediately,
an most of them escaped, but some of them were
after wards taken at Purello.
That pl.ce, which is two leagues inland from Am-
p/ 4i,, was invested by a detachment of the Baron
de Eroles's troops en the morning of the 2d instant,
and upon the enemy refusing to receive a flag of
truce, the w,ll, of the town, which were filled with
Inoi:-hole.;, were scaled, and a large square tower in
the mid.'le (if the town, into which the French troops
reiroited, was immediately surrounded.
0 .dog to light winds and calms, I was not able to
anclu r the Invincible in Ampolla Bay ui.til the after-
noon of the 2d. Two field-pieces were immediately
lanled, and sent to Perello under the direction of
Lieutenant Corbyn, assisted by Lieutenant Pidgley
and the Midshipmen and men attached to the guns.
They were placed in a house near the tower, and at
day-light the next morning opened upon it.
After a very resolute defence, two breaches having
been made in the tower, it surrendered, and a Lieu-
tenant and 33 soldiers were made prisoners. The
enemy had one killed and three wounded. They kept
up a very licivy fire of musketry the whole time, but
I have the satisfaction to say,-that only one man be-
longing to this ship was wounded. The Spanish
'troops had two killed and six wounded.
At Ampolla, two small privateers fell into our
hands, e hid) had been employed in communicating
with T tiragima, and intercepting the trade passing
the mouth of the Ebro. The post appears to have
been established chiefly for the protection of this de-
scription of vessels and their prizes.
By the t4king of Perello, the enemy's communica-
tions with the Col de Balaguer is very much sraitened,
is it is on the high road from that place to .Tortosa.
The Thron de Eroles speaks in the highest terms
of the assistance afforded him by Lieutenant Corbyn
and the officers and men under his directions ; and I
have great satisfaction in reporting it to you.
(Signed) C. Aroma, Captain.
Vice-Admiral Sir E. Penne, Ste. Etc. &c.
ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JULY 6.
Copy of a Lever from Captain Moubray, of his Majesty's ship
Repulse, addressed to Captain Sir John Gore, of the Revenge'
and transmitted by Vice-Adminil Sir Edward Pellew to John
'Wilson Cs-dicer,

_ -
Repolve, off Toulon, May 3, 1313.
SlR—Haying yesterday met the Hon. Capt. Wattle-
ave 01 the Volontaire, with the Undaunted and Red-
ing, near the port of Morgion, where the enemy was
observed actively employed in preparation for remoun-
ing cannon on the batteries, and viewing with him
he importance of this situation as a place of protec-
ion to the coasting trade, I caused 100 Royal Ma-
ine: of the Repulse, under the command of Capt.4in
nnis, to proceed, in conjunction with those of the
igares, for the purpose of destroying the works,
bust the boats should bring out some vessels that
ere in the harbour.

The whole, under the direction of Lieut. Shaw,
the Volonriire, whose local knowledge rendered
im peculiarly qualified to conduct the enterprize,
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covered by the fire of the Redwing, and launches
Cith carronades, were landed, and drove the enemy,
onsisting of a detachment of the 4th battalion of
shy Ist regiment of the line, to the heights in the rear,
where he was kept in check until the vessels were
secured, and the batteries, on which were found nine
gun-carriages and a thirteen-inch mortar, were blown
Up, and completely destroyed.
I have to regret the loss of two brave men, who
fell in the boats on this occasion, as well as to have
to place the name of Lieutenant Shaw among the
list of the wounded; but, considering the strong po-
sition the enemy occupied, and the loss he sustained,
which we know to be at least twelve killed, besides
1 veral prisoners, it is comparatively small.
Witnessing from the ship the regularity and gallan-
ry with which this service was executed, I cannot
eny ray self the pleasure of expressing my admira-
on of all employed on it.

. .
I inclose lists of the vessels captured, and of the
:died and wounded.

(Signed) R. H. MOUBRAY.
o Sir John Gore, Captain of his Majesty's ship
Revenge. sad commanding a detached squadron.

l LIST of Man belongi..g to his Majesty's Milne undermentioned
killed mid wounded, in an attack on Murgion, May 2, 1813.
RILLID.
'Oksataire— James Hamilton, Quarter-gunner.
indaunted—L. Nuski, tieaman.

woos:rem
rolonta;re—Lieutenant Isaac Shaw, by the explosion of the
Battery; W :peneer, Marine, dangerously.
h.dattittesi—John Dal-, seaman, severely, but not dangerously;
J. bUiii/V3a, sigh ly. (signed)
k. H. Mousitar, Captain of his Majesty's ship Rel ulse.
• Names of the Vessels captured.
Marta Coln pta, bombard, of two tons, laden with rah%
it. 10..ef, settee, of 72 .ons, laden with wine-and katlier.
..e Zephyr, tar an, td 40 tons, laden with empty casks.
it. Graff°, tartan, t.t 29 tons, laden with wine and flour.
:oncept ton, tar an, of e. 5 tuns, Wien with wine and f1..0r.
La Fortune, tartan, of . 9 tons, laden with tiles and bricks.
(Signed) R. H. MOVIRAY,
Captain of his Majesty's ship Repulse.