Star. — London, England, 1804-06-25 00:00:00

_ . riftat , at ml tie Iforaeloo Troops occupying the pelts is ill ilia be comproboodal in the Tam. to this C..pitul - inunadtabe orders be givzn to them to harreudo the pine lonia trespe--Attfirer--Asteed, fo far a. Mates to Mee Illitavian troops oteopying pas oat yet wetted by the Bri gib fames. IL All that relates to the Whit* vied Blatt Corot of Chaffeurs. SW be arranged with the Col 'MAI 04vcrosuout.—Aofwts— resatlll IlVittt regard to the ath ,fir kit.. a farther delay of 24 hour. Is requin4—ftsferer—The principal grates and barters of Port New Antecedes mull be put in poftaon of the &tufts troops et four o'clock to morrow afternoon. The luaracka to raisin s nit?hy du ilataviao props until they are embarked. That . the Corps remain entire under the rangeland of their refiseeklye 9111 so. They mall active all arrears of pay due to theto'frons the &levies Government —Aafwer—The difpofition et the aitsvian tee* on board the Ships which may carry them Ire Mahood no& be left to Commodore Hood. Certainly an ar son of pay due to them to be paid se heretofore, but without any ekes ow the *Wet Goveronbent. V. It is to be underftael, that the Batavia, troop., already O ilman of war, aid in the power of his Britannic hlajefty. spay with the shah, enjoy all the privileges of thin Caphitia tlenu-Anfiesuultefured. VI. That the °Seers of the Batavian (Weikel, immediately on didt•Oring up of Veen polls. dal/ be oilfired to go on their parole &Irby their fray in tills colony,tn laranucibose elfewhere in the sestary, having ruioogy obtained leave from CuL Batesiburg.—. VII. That all neceffaties of clothing, feet as cloth sod linen pantaleona, mom, Itackings,Bte. now due from the Stew/lan Go vernment. ball be Weed to them out of the pltille Stores before their 04a:tuft beat this Colony.—Aancr—Agreed. . • (Signed) D. A. BATINDDIO. Shoditiartere, Fort New Amfterdam. May 1. 58 4. On the pat of Major Octoral Sir Chinks Grim and Commo. • dots Hood, ..: (Strad) COMMIS butrimr, Lieut. Cot eommandisg Royal FalsiDllaa W. I M IMAZWILL, Capt. R N. Raided (Sped) Chas. Gate*. SAM. HOOD. MAE-, if Cspirdladon agreed upon between the Commandant of the Doodah Rape to the Weft indite. li 0. BLOT> VAN Tar •- 'Loin, eamerniading the • drift Profit-mine, lying oppnate fort 'NM Ataffoidam, in the Colony of hurinam, and the Com• hien*, to Chief of the land and lea forces of his Britann.c Ms. Cp b ,, lying our the lons Puresurent and Leyden, in the river . . Datlnd from the Capitulation between Liartertaso•Colonel )lotto torso. and the Con' den of his &Ronde Atm knee: w k r "hoe dial* rideriped that ail the itdps. witch, and loots rerln * coign be she Settee of the Dagestan Republic, illetlitigaft sip at the fiats brew a (reified In the sib Ar. tight, foe* ddiverfieg ay et.the principal Wet sad barriers of .fate New Ammo. the caws and sag to be ?hoed at the • . I%ftrult .... .N cheats* uitA s i e f de lignavb• kips in this Colony en eon the Iletwom Colossi Itatenbata and the Cat"' Millidlle It er e hkgraes hod and tea forces, whetaby Sort New Mnd ba depoodanics sre to be forreodercd Ili the hems of his Datasak Majelty. is Wend to ales the fol. Intso sonditioss g - . L Then area realm II t• is Casey no days belonging ' Odle Illinetwo Reeedd twoeye tiebipte Psafwpine and a car ' WON the haw implored has she FAO& at the COODODOCCIDOOt of Oa mac wed eshicksot being onsimpoleannet herald towhees ' k nescitt_ kdertg44l#hver.....ns it may harsher be decide d. a.,-na tarok marehalm kips and the (chooser George. with diatifirith.ida4o a S t a per.y. iito confeq•ently tome under glit letelninanter die nip Arida of the Tams prepofed in the ilesinenn glitinikk tie Went. Aaferer...-As It may hereafter lk &Mit& kkg *abed game peageny by Ceprognodan Blom _ !IL The *igen "mrimpisra. and Slop at war Pytades. kali, wheit z i lrg la the a=soalli pan In T i lt . 1 1 . 1 . 1 re oaken, nrwor Pylades, to be delivered up at - loor laireeroir aitersomi, is the fatten Rate they sow are. • IV. illegekeee property el she CvenwaydaLt. °keen. and new. kalinike the rainbow and cift* ha the bawd hofpnal, 'where ibey sow nand. Soso be retained, to Retire which the ea elifort Aaiun Abe - given on the pan ot the Brink. Anfwcr. 11 rite Cosimmasat, Mem, and Crewe of the two Chips be :, ago mithiZitall be feet wi th in the period of four links Co ' - Bunke Rogobtie, at the eapsatc of his Mesa glihrse Ill y. bokow.—Agreed. L. 44.„ VI. Onononodane awl tdtwers Roll beak:wed, en leaving - t re,4 2 6 als was :OW lie was, sad alto the IL: and Randall to do Law are evapiated, sod the Commandant. Ctrs, and .... , 't liwiloo their sogindln Hamad. be permitted et, c, but earagain bk tititarnic Igleklty and his Allies. Atfwer. Agreed. VII. The Cemen.andant and Olken (hail he perwPted, •Itcr gorj have kengs6lllll43 ,11.. m ~, pod ge to Paramaribo to fettle their ~, god alb or ellOy iite bow ptielkses grarted to the Officers of the , papope-, Akehmer.—Aprooll. /Need a fat New Assitatims, 4th May.haltpaft &wen, P. M. 1804 ' ( 18 11 688 ) a o Tan TICILOWO. • On be part of Melte , (kneed SO C Wean and Com m Awe Satattrag. Hoop (Aped) • CIA I LIS SIIIDLIIT. II stenam•Colac manding Royal Engineers. W. I Id ?ftwawa rt.. Capt , tc. R. N. Railed, (clap it) Co., assn., islal Gee. Saw HOOO Cu . mod re. i • %MS Return et Rated and Wounded of the troops es !er the 011immand el Major General Sir C s Omit, at the af islet sad capture oft e Forts Leyden and frcdclek, to the Co bol la Perlman. on tin .30th of Atarti. jpiras....s t ask and file Mei ; t Field OSCIT, 3 SOUDI:Inny SkJ s fa rjoarat, and 7 Rant and Fele wounded. • Gaup wtwoded-.l.ltutettaut , 0104 the Hon. Geo. CT3D. ilhalaret tile 646 rleannient ; Limo. Arnold. of the Royal Engl. awe ;IMF. Hobbs, .hint Faiglne- ; 1.it,.!. It ofs, ni the 64th ( retalvi .110 11 4 .1 14tAtt• lirowarigg, of the Syth htt..Ulttst iis ugadier .. Leong of ROW ae.l Wounded of the Royal Navy, nyder . . are il ADDTDDIDI of Canumuli.re loon, at the allattit and capture •.: of Potts Le ydso and Frederick on the yoth rf April. Centaur. 1 lieunmant, I Petrel/11km and a be VIIM, killed; i e illeinenanes and 4 SCOW'S. wounded—Drake-n.l Warrant Of- el com- Ow. Wed ..Prtediato.ot S;ason wouttdedUailtro—s lha. priest wneslled. Vietari laroonaisv, t Warrant Odiccr. r Petty 011ner, sod a • .111therlen WWI . S lieutenants and . 6 Saarnets wounded. Miters Xilled-4.itid. tlmilh, Flea ae the Cen!aur. • wirwockid ; died the feektwure day ; 111/..SloWalbant Middoiponan W the Centaur; Mr. •—./Mettlarata of the Drake: 74121 Rows at &avian Prifesere 'Anew the Compel of the Coins, of Surinam. I licatemat4kneral ; I Liestesaat-Colanel, t 'Major. to Ca:4litre. as Plrll loatratents. Sceund I.4eutte; e Sur. eon Mato.. 6 Fn* Suernos, to &crud Swims; s S rjead . /Notre. 9 briiratatil, 130 corporals. 14 Drummers. 143 4 Privlll4, 13 ',Ansa, anti to Chit/item IC Z. I wel number ptlionere (Wavy theloded) eiciattot of $t (.and Dspastsasnu.ll scot. _idiguao Joao R lON, • Capt-Ac.42 Reg B.6ing Dept. Adj. Geo. There fill into our h.iwsla on this netafinn, the !Weevily, i.f 32 gum, and the Pylades, ike quantity of ”rdnanee, ammunition and antes igen is imene.le; hut would cceupy too much (pace to dceilthe rarticu).r .3 2121112,11L7Y OVVICP,VIIIIII 22. - - . - airy Oa Letter received al ibis OR., AT (sprain Mvxwete. , hwn C a re .„1. 44 , Mao*. Cointr4W. r m Cbof of hi. ▪ abal v. a' at the leirra. , l P. WI LUAU NI 4% 114 Ffy•datrd onboard:bid Ilajrity ' s flap Rom ass.s. suri ▪ Rivrr, May hive the honour to infirm ynn, I arrived •Wthis rivet in the CNN TAVIt, it WI the P.INDoun.Bl - ALLIGAToe, HtreoMMrnea, WAX', Ifautre armed leftensee,and trarfpnrts h4ving nn bard 0,4 r $ n thnufand irnops, wider 1 1 / 4 1.40 General Gases, on the asth ult. titer a paff.•ge 4.f twenty day. frnm 84tb44:oe‘, when immtat.tte an. 4 fore. were taken to fend,. division of she 4 emy, $.4.44t Leven hundred men; to bind act War4p4 Creek, soder tbs command filkegadics GcperalM44.7LAP.D, the direillem of which was Left to Captain Snorter of the Hemmers ss, who, with that &top, a tranf port. and three armed rads, landed the troops on the night of the 3oth, affifled by Captain MsKetosis oil his !vi t jelly's sloop GuACHU too, who had with great zeal quitted his floop fi!ty leaped. to leeward with all her boats, on finding from baffling winds and cut rents the could not get up. That no time Coinld be loft, Brigadier General Room is was ordered on board the P4stroue, to en deavour to gain ixdreflinti the neat night (a6th) of Braarr's Poinr, and inaruOions fent to Captain O'Bitraw, then lying off the Bar in the EMERALD. to carry this fervice in concert with the Brigacier into execution ; he. with his ufual intrepidity, 101 l not a moment, but as the tide flowed. ',Wised in over the bar, and anchored dole to the battery of (even 18- pounders, followed by Captains NASH and FERRIS, in the PANDOVIt and DIMS!. The fort commenced a bilk 6-e on the EMERALD, but was Silenced by a few broadfides, after the Ships had anchored, without any Ifs on our fide ; in it were captured 43 officers and men, three of whom were wounded. Not being able to approach nearer in the C4117'2121, the General and mylelf the neat morning removed to this (hip at the entrance of the river, and having fare twined the Colony, the aniwcr • was received, con taining a refufal of the term'. The moment there-. fore the tide ferved, every effort was made to get up the river, which from the thallownefs of the water, was rery difficult, the En a • enhaving paired through the mud in three feet leis than the diew, and it was only till laft night we were enabled to get her to this [tattoo near the forts, from the lowneis of she tides. The Officers of Engineers having explorelthe road through the woods, clofe to the battery of Fridetit which communicated with Leyden iedeubt, an at tack was made on the morning of the 3oth by a de. tachnsent of troops under Brigadier General Huai, as,' condulted in the boosts by Captain M•lwazz of the C 1117111711. and Captains Fatten and Ricsrattaion : they landed at Plantation Refolution, and After a te. dittos march through woods and fwamp o the Brig t t dier and detachment, accompanied by the two fill _named Captains, with lime officers and about thirty feamen, *tarried the battery nt Friderici, and though the enemy blew up the magazine, by which many of our brave people fitifered on entering the work, they were not delayed in patting a eanfeway of (even hun dred yards. with five i.ieces of cannon bearing there on, and carried the Redoubt of Leyden in a few mi nutes.' The gallant conduit of the Brigadier, his of ficers, and men, will nn doubt be Sufficiently et forth by the Major General, but it is impoffible to do inf. tire to their merit ; and the Brigadier has Spoken in the handfoutell ternisoff Captain Maximo., who tommanded the feamen, and Captain Facets, who led on with the advanced party, as well as all the officers and into ; and Captain Rt AAAAA 11014 left ready to fupprir‘ them in the boats, gave every aid to Secure the polls. Subjoin a lilt of killed and wounded ; amongle the number belonging to the Cis rasa, I am ferry to add, is Lieutenant Swira. mortally, Lieutenants Soso and HVIDIRSON Severely, and Mr. Satomsei, midthipman, killed ; Lieutenant Baaazi of the Uni gya is alfo (evenly wounded. Brigadier-General MAITL•SID having come down the river Commowind, and the thins all got up near Friderici, with the troops advancing, and the ene my's communication nearly imercepted by the aili. city of our aimed boats as well as provitions. stores, and cans , ' .1, prepared for attacking fort New Am fierdar.. Yellerday the Batavian commandant, Lieutenant-Colonel BAT6NBUILO, thouitht proper to fend a Rag of once, when a capitulation was loon after Cloned, Commodore Beors Vas Tasszoeo, on-our claiming the Surrender of the Ships, entered into the terms. He bad platted the Prefer pine. of 32 guns. iR pounders, near to fort New Amtlerdam, and extended a line of defence :Kroft the river, with the IPTladescoevette. of owns. at toe other extreme, abimt a mile above the Retina& Pinnatirent ; three merchantmen, in the centre. from eight to twelve guns, studa (choosier of ten gins, employed to re crimoitre and Lover the those at Vornburg, Ilmuld our ow pi hare attempted to advance by that Side, hetid- f ren pun bolus stationed as rtecafion required Tt.t ittdefstiphit teal of Captains O'Batse and ISIIMt, ;n ar, 41 ging and fnviarding the fit: Tilts, and Captain; MA %MP LL. FIRCII, Waataa, Ann Rlella•D it'll, in givi ig iii.l a• the atm', A% well as Captain K&MPT, agent S• r tt anii•Adt•, claims my vialmell applanle, a 4 dun thAt of CApf Ain •arlLa• in landing Brigadier CAgneral MAITLAND', divilion, and Captain M.Kettele Si,, hi. ler•ice. with fifty Seamen, in aid• ing that part of the army on their Imre from the Warapa Creek, It Is with much latlstailion I Mate, that the co-operation t•f the :.ttmy and pavy employed in this expedition, ha• been carried en with an eager e n su l a tion to a ff i: k eac h °t h e ,. which indeed could hot he expeEllet from the cordial mediates adopted by Major-General Sir C Gaeta. Captain MaxweLL Will have thehonnor to deliver this difpatch I and from the able manner he Ilascon• dated liimielf, as my Captain, will, I am confident, give titeir Lnrcithipi every fatisfaaory information. I have the honor to he, &e. (Signed) , um. noon. Lift of killed andsyr4;indi.l. Centaur...rat ritidthipotan and.* known kWed s t Lkutenant q.rtaily wounded (died the folltraging day), I Lieutsnants sad II lermen,faterely, anti a (cameo fl:glatlywuuodsi Dralm—t boatfwain It tiled. PA , 41..ur....1 Gavin fligbtll woungiod. Uumitic—t l.a utalalt kvcrrly woxioded. Total -5 killed and 8 wounded. WHIT N _1834. Copies tithe tolicwing lectt.n; written by Nhi.f-Gellteral We L trst.tv to, his I actikocy the Gan-rum Ganeral, have been neural at the LAI Isplia Houk. cnclacal in a difpatch from -tbe G.orrnor atol L:m.ot.:l at Bombay, dated rim tab of Ja- WWI? 11104 Came at DOSVISIITII, Dee. I,t, itcj. My Lord—After the h;ttle nt Arpittm 1 deter mined to lure no time in c•mtnen:ing the liege of G. accordingly marched cm, and a, rived At I.lechpoor SIP the 5111 intl./at with b. 4.11 arc !.abed GP the 6111 in order to eflablillt an ho fpi t 1 for the wounded in the battle f At 44um. The Fort of Gato:3`iur it fititated in A range of mnointaiob hstween the fottices of site Rivet. POOIIIIII and TAptee. It flArtd. tin A 1..11y In4 , llMA , rl lit this tAnce, And con fab of one complete inner Fort, which points to the South, uhce the ruck r molt sleep, rind an Outer Fool which (trl/Cri the inner in the Webitald and Nora). Minute,. Fort ha. a third wall, which sours the approach to it from the Nord) by the Vit. • Us klaiso4socui Co CMOs. (haze• al stdr !Ara Labada. All thefe walls are firmly built, and fortified by ramparts and towers. • 4'he communications with the forts are through ti~eetgates, one to (he Ranh with the innerfort. one to the north *ea with the ou:er fort, and one to the north with the third wall. The afcent tolhe fir Ris very long and deep, and is predicable only by men; that to the fetond is by a road ufed for the common communications of the garrifon with the countries to the fouthward, but the road plies round the well fide of the fort, and is expiated for a great diftanee to its fire, it is In narrow as to make it imprafticable to approach regularly by it, and the rock is feraped on each fide ; this road elf() leads no farther than the gate. The communication with the northern gate is dircl from the village of Lahada, and here the ground is level with that of the fort, but the road to Labada leads through the mountains for about 30 miles from Elechpoor, and it was °Woos that the difficulty and labour of moving ordnance and (lures to Labada would bo very great. However, after making ehquiry at Elechpoor, it appealed both' to Colonel STIVINSON and me, that this point of at.. tack wasp Upon the whole, the moil advantageous, and we accordingly idopted it. Col. STEIMISQN had equipped his corps at Affurghur for the liege of Gauilghur, for which fervict it bad long been de (tined ; and I therefore determined that he amid make the principal attack by Labada, while r fhould cover his operations with my own divifion, and all the cavalry, and, if poffible, eel them by other at tacks to the Southward and We imer& Oa the 6th init. the firft battalion of the ad regi ment, under Lieutenant ColonerCitatatees, and two companies of the 94th, and the flea of the 6th, under Captain MAITLAVD, were detached, the former to drive in the enemy from the ground which they oc cupied to the fouthward of the fort, and the law so feize the fortified tillage of Daniaritaion, which co vers the entrance of the mountains by the road by which Colonel Srevemson was to pals towards La bada, And to protedt the paniesffient forward to re connoitre, and repair the reads in the mountain.,— Both thefe detachments (=ceded. On the 7th, both divifions marched from Elechpoor, Col. Sratasson into the mountains by Damargaum, and my divifiene . towards the fduthern face of the fort of Gauilghur. From that day till the iath, on which Colonel Sea •Enson broke ground near Labada, the troops in his divifion went through a reties of laborious (entices, loch as I never before witneffed, with the utmod chearfulneft and perfeverance. The heavy ordosoce and floret were dragged by hand over mountains and through ravines, for nearly the whole diftance, by roads which it bad been previoully neceftary for the troops to make for themfelves. On the 12th at night, Colonel Srsyswsow ereffed two batteries in front of the North face of the Fort, one confiding of two iron eighteen-pounders and three iron twelve-pounders, to breach the oattr Fort and third wall, and one econfitting of two brad's' twelve-pounders, and two five half inch howitzers m dettroy and clear the defences on the point of attach. On the fame night the troops of my divifion con-1 firated a battery for two iron and two brats twelve pounders on the moat* under the Southern gate, with a view, if poffible, to breach the wall near that gate, or at all events to draw the enemy's attention to that quarter. Unfortunately the iron guns could not be moved into the Battery, notwithßanding the urmoil exertions of the troops, and the fire of the brats guns produced but little of c&. The fire of all thefe batteries opened ont he t 3th in Ithe morning, and on the (4th at night, the breaches in the walls of the outer fort were prailicable. All the arrangeteents were made for Itorming on this day. beutenant•Colonel K iNNY, of the -regiment, commanded the party for the (tort., confiding of the flank companies of the 94th regiment, and of the native corps in Colonel ;vs a sow's divifinn, fup ported by the 94th regiment, and Lieutenant-Colonel HALtsußrotes brigade, with Lieutenant-Colonel MacLeam's brigade in a referve. At the fame hour I made two attacks from the booth ward to draw the enemy's attention to this quarter; one under Lieute nant-Colonel WALLACE, confiding of the 74th regi ment, five companies of the 78th, and the tit batta bon of the Bth regiment on the Southern Gate, and one tinder Lieutenant-Colonel CM/0.141a5, confiding of five companies of the 78th, and the t R battalion of the toth regiment on the North-Wed Gate. There left attacks could be of no fervice excepting to draw the enemy's aUention from that from the am th, unlcia they diould fucceed in blowing open the gates, till they should communicate with detachments from Co. lonel ST kkkkk ores corps, as they had no other means of entering this fort. All the troy advanced about ten in the morning. The detachment under Lieutenant-Colonel Cam.- Issas arrived at the N. W. gate at the moment that the enemy were endeavouring to efcape through it from the detachment of Colonel Srstranemi's Corps, which had been fent to communicate with Coloael Ca•Losa. ; and he entered without difficulty. The wall in the inner fort, is which no breach had been made, was then to be carried; after fume attempts upon the gate of communication between the inner and outward fort, a place was found at which it was pellible to efcalade the wall. Captrin Cass • with the Light Infantry of the 94th Regiment, tilt ' the ladders againit this place, Licaladcsi the wall, opened the gates tor the forming pity, and the fort was Ikortly in our poifvflion. The enemy's go Man was numerous ' • it con fi ded of Rajah I'd .t's and of a great part of Bury Sing's regular infantry, w had efcaped from the battle of Al porn ' c•aninsr,dd by Bury Sing Modell . ; they woe all armed v.iih Company's new intaicetsan,! sy. t, were killed, particul,,rly at tl c cos ferrite has been pert . , rrred, I h. pe, With 111/R;; on our tide ; no Officer has b:ca wivor.ded, that I hav o c heart of, cscivinir. I.i.tite nant-Colonel Kr stir, of tl th Lien:enact You a, of th. itla'i , at in the performance of. this f.ry....e al; tea: good (Oa. Mies of Buitilh troops base I,.ci. a til- Gree which I have feldom wlt• ,;r•d. n their ordnance and flouts t. tar attack, die lump.% 14 Colonel ST $1 di, ''• ed the molt laborious w. with .t and pvid.ce and p , :ccscranci. c:set ft when "poured the tame dais , f ny, t 1 3 u ,nt .1 4t 11.4; cav n prrf.t the tervicc. And, cor.don (hewed the !:t1 the C. I:i.a t for ps iirictilti:s in conti: of this •' 4r. I am rt•titi,la!ly rt. Llvcd In nel ST for the inAnae: is whit:. be vwda;:ttl the Came cn• July 4. nicr. . . trek to hilt, film the recettent refits marelt (Mk Elichpoor to that of the capture . of . Grikhur to Lieutemort Colonel !taster for tjse ititirocrlt which he led on the aortniug punt to cat" C II and the light infante? 0f the.94,4ltaregiment's fur the efolade of the inner feet I to Major Centrist:. and the 94th regiment, and to Lieetentet Colonel Hats• Burros and Ina' brigade, whith troops fupported the attack; Captain Batas, Who commanded the Ivy, with the fublidiary farce, arid Capt. Hiimiea . of the Notteers, and Captain Jouwaoa, of the Bo t ii. "bay Engineets, are alto entitled to my acknowledge menu. Theft two latter were fent from miditrifimt to aTul CoL BrsistrsoN. Upon the ocealion ofmen; Booing the mute of Captain Jok 'icon, I cannot omk to inform your Excellency, that throughout Ihtli campaign that officer has performed the m'4l portant fervice in the department of the guides en: trolled to his charge; and I have no doubt Wt th:ti hit furveys will he a valuable public acquifition. Although the moll laborious and mull brilhAnt part of this &twice did not fall to the lot of Om troops of my Divition, t Five to apprife,yout Eue lency that they performed that part allotted to 'then* in a manner pet foully fitiaaaory to me ; sad Lleute, nant-Colimel Waccacs, and Lieuteitent-Polonet • Cu ALAI tax, and Captain 1310,40011, commandjng the Artillery, have received my t h anks for the manner in whiz,' the twn former led their Ditifions tri the attack, and the Litter exerted himfelf to forward the ferrice of hi. Department. I (hall hereafter have the honour of transmitting to your Excellency lifts of the killed and wounded. and returns of the ordnance and property captured in the Font. (hissed) A Wacceicer. (True Cepiee) (Sign di J. A Cies'em. See. to Gar. . CM/ at Did:poor, Dee. tit, tao 3. My Lord,—l have the honour to enclofe a return of the killed and wounded at the liege and in the form of Ganilghar. Lieutenant Yount' died aftcr I addrefled your Excellency on the 15th. I have likewife the honour to enclofe a return of the orcI ! nance, Ac. cal •.red in Gailughur. The quantity of property captured has not yet been pleat tioed; but I imagine there will not be much. Atter I had addrelfed your Excellency on the isth infi. I melt , . ed flow Colonel Sr sssss ou i detailed report of the proceedings of the divilion under his command in the dorm tithe fort. from which I obferve that Lieute nant Colonel LANG and Licptena'nt Colonel Dassit had opportunities of diainguilhing themfelves, of which.they availed themfelves. In the caorfe of the campaign I have more than once had occafiott to obferve the cad of thefe officers in the fervice, and their exertions to forward it ; they have received my thanks for their condos on the isthtinft. and I beg leave to recommend them to yaw Excellency's no• Lice. 1 have the honour to be, &c. (Signed). ♦ITNUR WILLESLET. The following is a WI of the killed. wounded and miffing on this occalion Tail—Europeans, 5 killed. 510 wounded. Natives, $ Md. st weouded, and 3 Wins. Lieuu.aost Gotav Young, of the ad battallosi of the 7th regi- Sent of Native totaotty, died of bit Irooods. Wootidod—Liesteset Colorel Rainy. tit battalion, T Itill MO of Netts Lifoitry. sod Limes= Yozlby, a battation.lah na i hnst of Netis Labauy. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGE!). 4ogra t. Thomas Cosbya, of ChasioStli, !atomism. drapes, at to. at G.ll:tiltalL BANKR tIPTCY SUPERSEDED. Robert Dynake, of Tempie bildia, near Stratford, Wee, Wier printer. deader tad rhyming. bitdoek Bartholomew, Wm or bee of Cada; Combatted. grocer, dealer and charm& BANKRUPTS Edmund Welker, of Kiadeltn,infter. Worztlterthire, rem. dealer a't,l chapman, to furtrejer filly 11,13. and Aural 4. at eleven., et tit,. Sto-rp-rt Inn, at &purport, N'orretterthire. Amanita. Mclirs. !littera and 114.7r40, 'Harare Ina, Landau; in Mr. _ _ . _ LI/Law, Kfilderrninfler , Ralph Good. of Sarum, Wilts, linen-draper, dealer and diapman. • July 6,7, mid Auguft 4. at eleven, at the Ruth Timer% Delft& Anomie*, Mr. Janwi no. as, Gray's lan-tquare, Landon, an Mr. Ifisae Ciodte, Bridal John White, of Great RafftLL.ftreet, Covent-Garden, Midair= tin plate.workcr, dialer d chopman, June a'., July 4, asoli Auguß 4, at ten, at GuiklhelL Attorney, Mr. Martin. Viawa Hall, lit per Thames-Revel, London. Benkunin kills. Lite of Liverpool, liquor-merchant. July at. 24. and Amu& 4, 'at cleat. et the GI ben Tavern, b jolllll.Afte. I.iveryord. Astornies, Mr. E. Grath, I.ord.ftreet, Liverpool& or Mr.Thoina. Wi,dk, Bartlett's•Baiklings, Holborn, London. John Em•th, late of Dufour's-plant, bat now of tioltind-ftreet.l• the peeler of St. James. Weftmhafter, Midillefez, Merchant. dealer and chapman, July 3, so, and August 4. at eleven. at GuiWball Attorney, Mr. Rice, Dutour".-place, Broad-Aron. G.Jden (quart. John Belcher. of Laml4.Condutt.ftrect, Mldelkfes. merchant. June ,o, July 7, and Aaguft 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Robert Falcon, No. 4, Elm.court, Temple. • William &Hatt, late of Newington Ca ufewa y Surrey,!. aberd Aber, dealer and chairman, June so, July 7, and Auguft 4. at ten, at Att...n.iy, Mr. John ClLtton, Nu. 3, Utaioudtreet. Borough, Southwark. Henry Either, of Sboe-lane, London. vidlualler, dealer and chap.. man. June 26. Jely 3, and Auguß 4, at esti . at Gulidliail—.- Atuenty. Mr. Langlsy, Plumbree.ftreet, Bleowartary, 1.00114,11. Ilsilamin Lida. of Holt. Norfolk. vintner, dealer and ehapenan . July a& 17, and A usuft 7. at four, at that tar, Great Yermantris. Attorney, Mr. F. R. ittynolds, Great Yarmouth. John Ogle, of l'kkwkk. Wilts, Efq. and William Walton, el I.lverpool, nwrehent. (o.rrying on trade its I .isi et. one under the firm of Ogle and Walton, merchants, dealers, dmprtien, and copartners.) lily 24, as, and Augult 4, at elm. - n, at the Globe Tee, rn, In Liverpool Amnion's, Mr. Edward Grath, Lard () rev, Liverpool I or hinTbornes Viandk;Rartlett's-Buildings. I.ondun. las Wens:ever, of Fpforn. Surrey. corn-dealer, dealer and elialmanjune 26. July t. and Auguß 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Toed, Miire-bue, Temple-liar, Lennon. DIVIDENDS. • July to Juba rowndrow, now or late of Wentsl^.gt.n, Uedfaill Wire, hawker and pedlar, dealer and chairman, at ten, at Guild hall, I undies. July as. homes Binkfr, of Befangl , 2ll.llreer, London, faniv, rat d charrnon, at eleven. at Guildhall. JO/ 7. James 1./ay, of Oeford-ltreet. .ler and chairman, at ern, as Geftilhall, London. William Ituzli, now or late of bt. Mary at I lill, Londnr 414 rum dealer, and dealer and ch_pman,at u'o; 4. 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