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released at moment . tcm.. sati On both
sides political opinions shall he respected.—Answer. Admitted: -
No inhabitant soll be molested on a&onnt of his polhical:ot inion.
Art. V. At the moment of the embarkation, which shall take
place umber the advanced work of the Castle. detacLment of

SU I' FO LK.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
VALUABLE FREEHOI.D MANOR, RECTORY, ADVOW-
-SON, AND ESTATES.—By Mr. PEYTON,
At She Kitties Head Ins, STOWMARKET, on Thursday, the
210 day of September .1809,in Six Lots
ALL that the MAxemot WICKHAM SI CEITH, ,
with the Impropriate Rectory. and Great Tythes thereof.
Also the Perpetual Advcwson of the Parish of Wickham, toge-
ther with sundry valuable Farms, situate in the several Parishes
of Wickham Skeith, Norton, Stow, Upland, aed Thorpe, in the
County of Suffolk; in the Tenures of Messrs. Bend,. Whiteman,
Rogers, Poston], and ltuflills, Tenants at Will, and which are of
the annuolvaluable of upwards of .gI3CO.
Tile Perms in Wickham will be sold with. the Great Trims
arising therefrom.
This: Estate liet within an easy distance of, and surrounding
the Town ot Stow Market, to which there is a Navigable River
communicating with the Metropolis, from which it is distant
about 90 miles. It is in a high state of cultivation, with sobstan-
tial convenient buildings. The communications are by good
roads, and the Parochial and other Payments are low.
Lot 1. The Manor of Wickham Skeith, with an the Rights,
Royalties and Emblements thereto belonging, with the Rectorial.
Tythes of the whole Parish (except of Lose S and 3, being Sur;
weed and %Wickham Green•Tarms), and the Perpetual Advowson
to tile Vicarage of Wickham Skeith ; and also a substantial Mes-
suage, Tenement, Farm, Buildings and Lairds, called Wickham
Minor Farm, in the occupation of Mr. Thos. Bond 144,141u:5t.
Lot 2. A substantial MessuageTeneinetit;Farlet
Buildings and Land, called Wickham Green Farm, •
Henry Whiteman Tenant - • - 71 -3 -9 .•
Lot 3. Survrcod Farms, Thos. Bond,Tenant 131 1• S 1
The above three Farms are in Wickham.
Lot 4. Norton Form (in the Parish of Norton)
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in the occupation of Charles Roger► - ..". 27 2 22
• Lot 5. A Alessueze Tenement and Lands, in
the Parish of Stow Upland, in the occupation of
Mr. Thos. Posford - • - - 164 1 21
Lot 6. A Messuare and Tenement, In the .
Parishea of Thorpe and Cockfield, Mr. William
ltulfills Tenant - -

111 1 3;41
Total - 601 1 4
Tut respective Tenants will shew the Estates, and specifica-
tions may be .had at the Angel, 'Jury St. Edmund's; White,
Fiore, Ipswich; White Hart, Colchester; —.— Inn. Eye; ---
Inn ,Woolpit; and at the Place of Sale ; of • Mr. Chester Penn,,
Solicitor, Abinton, near Linton, Cambrisigeshire; Mr. Thomas
Pror. Aclifield, near Woolpit; and of Mr. James, Land Agent,,
No. 5; New Boswell-court, Lineohi's Inn, London, osbere MOW
.1 daersat Lots may be seen.
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that the success and promotitude with which the English troops shall guard the Mole, and the inhabitants shall
landing upon Ischia was effected, might probably
not approach the G.aTison.—Answer. The Garrison shall, of
course, be protected is the embarkation.
operate an influence upon the adjacent • garrison of Art. VI. The Commissaries, and persons in civil employment.,
Procida, a summons was immediately sent to the shag share the same fate with the Garrison, as well is their fa-
Commandant thereof, who, in the course of the day, in*lies.—Answer. Granted.
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submitted to our proposed terms • an event which
sidAerrtedNarisht;olOhpes inodfivtihtlabl'noef thAeiN•stavtelornalTGhetials.atitdsohnaalli
contributed most fortunately to the almost entire cap- shall be on the same footing as the rest of the Garrison.
tore or destruction of a large flotilla -of about for ty „ Art. Viii. If any doubts should arise with es pec t to the pre-
' heavy gun-boats, which attempted their passage due- sent Capitulation, they shall be explained in favour of the Garri-
ing the night and following mornin-to Naples it OM except
hav
have
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hpeeoin"ttsakoefngrear4ionntepree importance.
Art. e
sonArt.AlXuswierli.eGorfficnetrsed,Who
Gaeta, and expected to find protection, as well as co- parts of the island, shall be considered as formingl a part ofo ther
' operation, under the artillery of the fortress, in their Garrison.—Answer. Ref•ised.
passage through the narrow streight that separates the Art. X. The above Conditions being agreed to, the forts shal
be delivered to the troops of his Britannic Majesty t the stores,
island from the main.
innazines and cannon shall afterwards be delivered to English
This important service was executed by -Captain k Commissaries, and the advanced works shall be occupied he a
Staines, of his Majesty's ship Cyane, assisted by the del chment of British troops.-4nswer. illie Castle, forts, bat- .
Espoir sloop, and the British and Sicilian gun-boats. teries, and magazines, and public stores of every description, shall
It is with regret I add, that in a subsequent intrepid biL
delivered up to the combined troops of hi. Britannic and Sici-
IMajesty. A detachment of British troops
attack upon the frigate and corvette of the enemy in akin of the gate and Upper Castle, as soon as possible after the
the bay, the above gallant officer has received a wound Capitulation has been ratified, at hich tihte the Officers of the
which must for some time deprive the service of his respective Military Departments will deliver up the public stares,
assistance. magazines, batteries, and ammunition, to the British Officers of
• the same departments.
' The amount of prisoners who have fallen into our Advanced Prises, before the Castle of Ischia, June 30, 1809.
hands, already exceeds one thousand five hundred (Signed) DE LA PiONGABADE, Major.
regular troops, exclusive of their-killed and wounded Prostinext.i, Chief of the Batteries
both of military and marine, in different partial en-
of Artillery,
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counters, which we have reason to think are consi. Approve ist‘Feal.esz, Major-General.
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1 derable. Among the prisoners are a General of Bri- (signed), J STUART, Count of Mail; Lieut,
Bade, two Colonels, and upwards of seventy Officers Genet al.
Of progressive ranks. GEORGE MARTIN, Rear-A(1114AI
of the White.
Nearly one hundred pieces of ordnance, with their (Signed) It Lova, Lieut.-Cul. Commandant.
I corresponding stores, have also become odr capture. . . Calif- LA ea x bur, odisistant-i„i-rer.
It is with much greater satisfaction, however, my Master-General.-
ptanhe Castle
olftstohfeloseisterhla.
Lord, than 2ny that can be derived from these local - . . Approired, ' . •
poeedthefehr.othoepsaitneet
Cct!oirtta, the General corornandlng,
or momentary advantages, that I contemplate our , .
success ir.. the material and important object of diver- Articles of Capitulation pro
commanding on.the island Pro.:kla, with the Addn• leas pm-
sion for which this expedition was designed. A con- •
siderable body of troops which had been recently de- posed by the French Commandant.
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' tattled from Naples aa. a reinforcement to the army in Arr. i.-The island of 'Procida, with all its forts, animunithan,
, Upper italt, as well as almost the whole of the troops
provisions, and pub wi ll be lettren
British and Siciliin fereea
atotelr;
for King
to the allied
' Ferdinand the
I which had been sent into the Roman States to aid.
.Fourth.
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' • Troops that landed under the Command of Major General Art. 11. The garrison will be allewedthz fionours of war, and
Mac-Farlane, assisted by the Honourable Brigadier General . will remain prisoners of war until regularly e*changed. '
Lumley. ' La garrison sera cony& a Maltie
, et strain echange le dlatot
! Ist Batt. Light Infantry - , - 810 pr,ssible: -.
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Si Batt. Light Infantry (Foreign) - •*. SSD Art. 111. The labaldtants of Procida shallnot be crposed to any
1 Slit Regiment - • 100 retrospect, for tbdt peat political cuadact.
I Corsican Rangers - - 400 • •
Art. IV. Such of the vessels' lying in the port of Procida as are
Detachment Calabriaft Free:Corp - ISO 6avail6 the.property of persons of the island, shall not be segues-
Artillery, Staff corps, &e. - . - • 80 • trued; but every thing bishongOug to the French Govermusrit 1$
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