Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29
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Foreign-Office, Jnne7, 1915.
The following copy and extract of dis
patches from Lord Burghersh, his Ma
Iiesty's Envy Extraordinary and Minister
splenirotentiary to the Court of Florence,
have been received by Viseeunt Castle
| EACH, his Maiesty's Principal Secretary
lof State fer Foreign Affairs.
Rome, Mug 6, 1915.
| NV Lord have received letter
from capt. Campbell, of the Tremendous,
lated Naples the 18th inst. in which he
!states, that in consequence OF the ar
.aneeneats made with me at Florence,
land transmitted to your Lordship in a
FORMER dispatch, he hatl proceeded of, the
Bay of Naples.
fIe stated on his arrival there, to the
lNeapolitan government, that unless the
Iships Of war were surrendered 60 him.
lie would lombard the town. A French
lfrigate appearing at that moment, cart
lean pbell proceeded towards her. and fol.
llowed her into Gaeta.
| He returned on the 18th with his
squadron, consisting of his own SLIP tire
Trenendous,) the klcmere frigate. AID
the Partridge sloop of war. BY letter
from the Duke de Gallo, he was request
led not TO proceed against the town ;
Prince CalSati was sent by Madam Mu-
lrat to negotiate for tie surrender of
THE ships, and captain Campbell die
ltated the following terms, which were "a
t4reea to:
lst. The ships Of the line in the bay to
lbe given up.
ed. The arsenal of Naples to be de-
lliyered over, aad commissioners APP
Ipointed to take an inventory OF its .ctu-
ial state.
| Sd. The ships Of the line on the
stocks. with all the materials for its
Icompletion, to be also given up and gua-
Iranteed.
these captures to be at the i,int dispo-
Isition of the government Of England and
lof Ferdinand the ". Of Naples.
la return. capt. Campbell engaged not
Ito set against the town Of Naples.
| Capt. Campbell was in possession of
1.-The two ships efthe line when be wrote t.
ne at eight L. NJ. on the 18th they were
to proceed the next day for Palermo or
Malta.
| beg to congratulate your lcrdship on
lis success it reflects the highest Gre
idit on capt. Campbell, by whose energy
land activity it has Been obtained. The
feeling of the inhabi ants Of Naples is ex-
tcelent; riot ia tn town against tie
iqovernment had been feared, tat since
the arrival Of the British squadron, more
iorder had been established.
| On the 18th inst Gen. Bianchi, with
the greatest part of be troops, was at a.
Iquiia. His advanced guard occupied so-
1iomona, where bis head quarters were
Ito be established the following day.
General Mohr haTiGg pursued the en-
Iemy in his retreat by Fermo, SC. az
ter leaving $3.50 to blockade Pescara,
Iioined General 8iancai, on the 18th, at
lPopoli.
| Gen. Nugent moved yesterday from
ICeprano towards St. Cermano.
Since the battle Of rnIentino. the enc
my has retreated without showing the
least disposition to make any resistance:
I has army mas suffered most considerably
jbv desertien. General Bianchl isl
moving BY Soimoba, Castel dl oangro,
and Isernia; his advanced guard was t.
Inc at GasteI Sangro on the l4th. Gen.
p;ancbi states Marshal Murat's army
10 have been reduced, when it passed ?o-
poli on the llth, to twelve thousand in
tantry and three thousand cavalry Gen.
p;snchi will march from Isernia, By Cam
no Basso, upon Beneyento, and thence
On Naples.
| have the honor to De, &c.
(Signed) BURGHERSH.
The Right hon. the
T;scount Casttereash, &c. sc.
Extract Of Despatch from Lord Burg
hersh to Visconnt Castlereagh, deted
Greana. 21st May 1915.
have TIE honor OF congratulating your
I4ordship on the termination of the war;
with the government OF Naples, closed by
the Military Convention herewith trans
nit. by which the kingdom, its fortress
|ses. arsenals, military force and resour-
!ces arc. almost without execution. SUR
rendered to the allies. to be ret rnet tot