Star. — London, England, 1815-09-20 00:00:00

, •' ' • ig" " ''':- ' ''' . * ir;* = '•,;4O',"V: .;p• - ^ . • ► . . b ~.., #. 4 .414.. ..e.k.r.... tv,.. t .....i. 5t.....„ • (•))1.4._ J I M it • • ° .111111( „kir:. • ~.....i.itz,._.. 06.Iftria,io:• - • ►Ot3. LDN ES )A V, SEPTEMBER: 20, 1815. NICE SEVEN-PENCE. ceding d.ty ..id not completely effect the acconipiislt °tent of thr principal ohjvct in Colonel =temptation, it has neves theless, his Lordship cots- eeives, been attended with considerable pdvantagr, wh►ch, his Lordship . is assured, Colonel o:hterlonr will turn to the best acconot. • The Vice-President in Council will conenr in the opinion entertiined by the Governor Gen .rul, of the credit due to Colonel Ochterlony for the skill. judg tnent, perseverance, and patit.nce ma►tilested by him under circumstance► o: t.xiruordiitary and will anticipate happiest results from to c,,0-tintted tintted c'sertio►t of tho:c qualitit..s, bet I:dcti by ilo• skill and brAvery of the officer; and [loops under his con►ntend. fla! S9C r3ll3Eit -vr.At it rNIOIt It OW TAW) Vial POSI diranti, Mr. It D.+l D. 41 (i.fis trey tr. - Mt "' 10 4. a, Mitt PO( Tt NI.M3P I The t:orva., II tl K t , \lr. Pb Nte. c.,,ea;, Mr ei r s l, do I 'et I"! r N is,7llT .et.t►•CC • :r•c•a •.. Cl TI I "" 1 1 1 . tV 4.. 4. i.c i4t( r or IL. it - c Kw, -I. 1 Amyl •d. will be cus!. ;I : i u rhc I ‘ ,. C nt,d, .7: 11 1 7 , 0 •11..., t y )(toil k•f" .% Licht:a, in Two Flow • • Ihe Notml ty g ..: 14.%‘ •. I b.: rntov . 11a. A I It I Alnv, NT , ' 1.1 ktor.to.Ni'. e. (. z tio, Mr. S L phao , n, Mr M.rat'tia, Mi.. At ("attettn, It :ye Ill..; .411 , r soli 1 F. 81.31.1 Mr. FA Nir. Jun Ice of )larsin, Mt. Mn. ••I hi Act I C hiripal Dante kit., ; beetsr ry, t.; ; A l'ris 15 1.1m,,10n. tt • Five, and OR 11l he uk tav, ;NT I en to llw n w Meto , flye , •l l . c.el y • veil Ue Ftii!Ar, Arras Ten Dul tali, A Itnial Ma: 11 , 41.1.1,K:n IL Lib I INtob, will klaal fur wantlal, ORGANIC DE 1 •1 THE ANNI • w:‘ I J IN! IA eon= ne utt Orem!, troptie to t tat 4:1 P Nte.,rs. Arch, t' cf.°. Ex ....nence fh itilrlra j.t tlw h. A latter to h laws its wig the I Islam:4 of 111, ad, )o MEDIC kL, CHII 9, likUit , Nu i, &AEA r istiE fir.t M .0 r kl' Rim I.Ch. A > C't""%e•••tiet, 1114 Frhrivay i.t i; • 1 41, 1 , ()tea 80 4.W4 c‘i is , Belli 44 4 144 h. %1.I). 1.11 1.1 " 4 ' 1 1. Licit hien in , 1 " 1 • 41 )'. 'plural M fkini ' t'`o Within tat...mud Nlondi E liV 9YA , 110:4, to, Machinery w• by the use of butt lrurd re dotJ Isb uur. at No. 40 T 4 41 b faPyottinis 4 , 41 uh gal, Lot 4 4 United Ktt ke Enlace aad to Pie smallest,, 4 lsst. s i,h s eel cart sts tit% tut all other 1 11 Public tu • .itiba which is i! 14, 41 lur which a ! is W *We. D. , 1., *lt " W • ;E ROYAL, DitlittY•LANE. . V EVENING their Mijesties' S.r- II the Comic Open of THE DUENNA. • • Jerome, Mr. itailiNDEN t s mag ; Pan At.tordo, Mr. PYNE ; Carlos. Mr. T. Cl , KE. ai reJrallee at 11114 I heater); 00V; ; Father Paul, Mr PA I.MgR ; ;NLEY ; lay Bristlier, Mr. rvANs. 'lara, Mrs. I tit:BON • : • it) k ; the Disenoti. Mn. SPARKES. 'a which will be added, • E ; THE MAID oir PALAltigAg. • Eaillie. Mr MUNDhN I ,ir I)r)%v lON ; Everard. Mr. ropy. ; ,RNARI); Richard Mr. WALLA.CX; KNIt.:111'; Isaac, Mr. ()mummy; ENI.I•Y ; Clerk. Mr. MAIJDUCKig • iNENEY ; Lucas Mr. BUJ' : ON Noma*, Mr EVANS. iNPARXIii; Annette, Miss KELLY. INCIDENTAL BAI & LAEI, composed by Mr. Evans. Mr. COCA* Dint rig s Mist SMITH, he taken of Mr. Nprins. Ens Once, Little n till four,And Of whom may be h ad a Pri hoses 7e. Sectiud Price 3t.. hd. Pit as. hd. nwir Gallery 2.. Seam! Price Is. Upper Price Oil. ,:vatic Kewanee of the Magpie, or the be rerated till further notice ..pecriel:y informed, that Mrs. Marilyn, of o e .g.tsed, sod old make her first •lia Wildentia , m, in the Comedy nt Lovers' • for die rust time at this 1 heater, on Heir at 1.3 W; Doctor Panglos, Mr. liarley. L.• ebtki or Swine will slioitly be produced in Lilly. being tier first appearance on any PO Acts, sad tuber Novelties are in active pre- ty and G airy arc rrspdctfully apnriard, that of Oc obrr. the Office for taking Boxca ati.l iv el to • hr Rotunda, at the principal Dux En• fc. in Bildgrv-street. ,E ROYAL. COVEN r-GARDEN. SLNT EVENING! will be per. tormed. t b. Vay of . 1 . E Tem I'EST. l'rosprro. Mr. I SIMI( ; • . ' )14 ; Hi" polyto, Mr.. TADCIT ; ',t :'ll.tN; fr distend, Mr. ABDO 1'1'; 11.:.) AY ; I rineulo, Mr BLANCHAIID; r IMM.J4'; Canban, Mr. EMERY. o 1.00 ; Dotind M.•._B. SOO l'Hi. • t•sel by air *LING LADY, h. r :test ap r earauee on any MAiltl re t' e tine .nett.," by , he Young lady, Mrs. ,g, Mr Norris. and Mr. 'miry. loch, New Melo-Drama, called, or THE NiArD. ATE I . I' ; Eversrd. Mr. BAR,. y NtOßlts I ; li• *min. Mr_ fri- I• FY tee, Mr. BLANCHARD; • : tiretrand. Mrs. GrraW, DAVI: N ; Avuei;e, issho'ira - - • I. an BALLE T, Composed by Mr Nous. ter.—Mr. WUIILi auf Maas LUPPINO. And P; ice. la. ed.—Pa, S. rid; Seersild Price csiui Price. I ..-LsUpprr Gallery, a.: :wood sate Box way be bad iughity, nn application to the boa Office. The Doors win be openrd at l the Flay h.& at Halivast his. Places for !ken of Mr Brandon, at the Box Ofbce, Hat o; POW. No money to be ruturaed. .drama of be Magpie, or the Maid, will be wily tit' rertirr not c-. aerie- : M Wane, by Miss Hughes, from the ditire, her first appearance an London'. After ,santrism : La Fit ur, Mr rokely. :ng she I bird King Webs:4, by Mr. Mot app;ara:.ce on a Lotpkni Starr. perform the part of Lady Teazle, in The on Weinea.lay week. .EC Fs, impsupsais rs, ORATORY. Ike. IU 1L SESSION of Mr. THEL is `'U 110 N, 144. S 7, Liord.e. inn Fiek:a. Mneiday, aid Oslobsr, and he. eon Mood pith. end tif July (ensuing. Plans and Torino of re and private Pupils'. may be had, (price is.) Cnniti:ll; and Ridgway, Picesdilly. Alio Re h. ;he I rem mem utl)eieet• of titterannerrom tonf and ocher malconftirmationo Mils organs, Mr. Cline nu laiperfcct Developtineut• of the I rcatraent of Wirt:intents of Speech, I. 11 tythmus. 10a. tid.; and the Vestibule of f.lo- IitUAGICAL. sod CHEMICAL. SCFIOOI.S. Auk:4 E, HANovaa-sgpAKE, .c 4 r WINDMILL-s mast do 'day in Oct obei itext a COURSE Es on the. otPHYSIC, wi h the NI.M 11. (ECONOMY. wilt recommence in in t'm Morning, ay.d he continued eve' y :d.y, Wednesday, Mad Erilay, at the same hour - t KGE PEARSON, M.D. F.R.S. Sen. s Husp tat, &c &c. &c. 161 3 , on 'llwralteutica, with Materla Aladin , siuu,leuev, at ctte Theatre, No. 41, GreatWiliJ emu. til Feu, a.m. be continuAl every sue , 1 hursday, Aid Saturday. By Ricuaan }fait -41 the College of Physicians. Luba. ths Chemistry. at No. 44, Witidni;ll - t. v Mormon; to be coatiuutd every follf.whig 'YlaYr lad Saturday. By Aunuerus GRAN- .ober 9, nu the Theorr and Practice of Surgery, &drain -street, at Seveu in the Evening; and to be %day, V. etiticulay, and Friday Evening. By li. Assicant Suraeon to St. Georges Hospital. House's Lectures, will begjaren at h 0.42, Wind- Hll NIMES Firs PATEIIT. ANTI - ATTRITION COMPOSI: prtveut the Mats a Friction in Steam En -1.1 MiUs. tartars, Coaches, Waggons, Cans. 14 winch tiA Public save in all cases not less than teat. delusive of saving wear and tear, time e, Cbating-crow, near the Admiralty, I.mitlue ; uent, at meet I.lbeariett, Met:Acme Warehoubes, Cosaimakees, addlett, ani SA Op k eepei 1, I nStivul t la buses, price vs. 641. ; ss. bd. ; 10s. (id.; ma mutat each. Wax contains a quantity sufficient to prime rnage fuur times, Wail which u will run upwards hlihs, sad ft will answer iu the sainc prGpor kitid* of work. 'um he on their guard against a rporlous ton p 4. to maohintry, and none w geuutue bUe Pat,fti has bttn outan,ai.l- 1 11w directive: fur the 'ay e the gang's rialto§ alliscd in theol l autl ate 1134411 Y to E.utisittrit.t wilich if feltrq. SALIN° GROVE, EA L ING, ON TUE HISKIDOZ Ormolu, sad Elegant HOUsEHOLD FORM ruße. Kuril of GLASg s I.US TRES. fvfll4loltS, DRAWINGS in Abyt-inia, Pgypt. Ike. CHINESE 111 TANICA I. DRAW INGS, Colour's ETCHINGS of eve Ilindolle, Ike. PIC TURE4I by wear* Matters,fitte DRAWINGS by Ihrvacei, rare. ()Id CHINA. JAPAN CABINETS and: BOXES, BUS TS, FIX I ORES, ice. sod a CELLAR of vary Choice Mut flavoured WINE;. By Mr. ROBINti, On the Prerntses. Ealing Grove, Ealing, Ilidillesezon MONDAY, October 2, 1815, and Three billowing Days. aft Eleven, fiIHE Genuine and Splendid HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of all ilescriptioes, brilliant Plates or Glass, Lastres, Mirrors, Pictures by esteemed Mauves, a num ber of line Drawings by Carracer;.a Set of capital Drawings, Views in Abyssinia, Egypt, acc. from the celebrated Coll. akin by Luige Mayer; a complete set of Ikranical Draw'ngs of the Chinese Empire; a C4.l:film of -250 Coloured Etchings, de scriptive of the Manners, Custom.. &e. of the Motions, by So tuyns; Carey's County Suryey of 50 Mies *round Lon ion, in 2 vols. bound in Russia; about 60 Dozen of remarkably fine flavour, d Port ; ton Dozen of remarkably fine II %soured East In dia Par - icular Mad •ra ; a few Duzens of Hermitage, Claret, and very choice Old Hock; rare old China, India • rai.ed Japan Vabittets and lions, Zug., Bronzes, a small. aiZed BiUrard I able, &c. The PROPERTY of a GPNTTLEM The FURNI RE comprises Suites of Elegant DRAWING RO iii FGRNIIURES in Chtwz Cotton, Window Cul taim w'.:ll continued Draperies trimmed with P list= Fiinge, Grecian Couches, Sofas, and C:iairs rosette, l.rwary am! Eating Parlour FUrill'lll capiz,al. and elegant tour p•at and othei Lit Istra.ls, with Clitoris Drapery utd other Fern.P..ret, Prime seasoned bra. ther Beds and bedding of various kinds, capital well m =de Cabi net Articles in fring.sl and other Wardrobes, Glued Book cases, Chests of Drawers, Cabinet's, handsome Sideboard, Sarcophagus Dining aMes on Pular and Claws, Sofa Catd, Pembroke, Oc. tssional La lies' Work and ether Tables, In Mahogany, Kim and knatin °0.1.; Emma Patiour Chat% vanous Articles trl Furni. Sure for Si-loam, Apartmrnts. itumeroui Ki , euen Requires, valuabi. F =' urns in handoionw Register and other Stoves, it wise-, bmuk , Jacks, Cot pe s, Presses, &c Garden Light* and Fuels, Invincible Vrtltrb tor Pleasure-Grounds, and other Etfects, In be virwed Jbers lay, Friday, and .Niturilay, preceding the !iak • when Cataiogues may be bad or the Pr. rinse ,, at Is. 6al. each (wit; out which none can be asloutted) . and ut Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, (;olden-square. - EALING. ON rHE ROAD TO UYIPAIDGE, alas Mike tram civic Park Career. C MITA t. pit I% EHO I.D MEADOW LAND, *kb!, • eettig wonted with fine grown I'IMBER. beautifully sit uskd for erecting VlLLAS.eitgible fur G.AADEN GROUND; MOCK EAR EH, Neat CO I' EAGR. ice. By Mr. ROBINg, • On the Premises, laling-G roes. Ea ing, Middlesex, on MONDAY, the troll ()ember. ISIS, at 'keen &Clock, in Lots, A VERY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, GROVE, situate at Laan,, in the Coui.ty of Middlesex, between the two Great West% m Roads only hie M.ks trim Hyde Park Corner ; cow:lining neatly F ortyf Acres exce , &ugly rich Meadow Laud, beautinoly oratinieurett with fine grown ):erect trees, Shrubs. and Eveigreetis,"ettlivened by fine aims ii f Wat e r. laid out with Walks, and belted by Planta. nous, enclosed by Park Pala's, snl presenting most delightful Sates 10 erect Villas l'he Laud is highly eligible tor Garden Ground, aboentlittg wilt brick Earth. A neat Cottage, situate in Ealing, cotivertitile, at a small expense, in• an ell; ble Resi• ,•lence, with a piece of Garden Ground. &c. 'fo be viewed • by 'r igkets; Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Bell and Old Ealing; White Horse, Ox bridge ; Pigeons, Bret Mord ; Red Lion, Kistislow and Southall; of Mr. H. Wyatt, No .i, New Inn; of blew'. Blake, Whitt., and Mtge, Essex-street; ard of Mr. Rribtns, Warwick street, i:den-square • of whom 'rickets for viewing may be bad, and aPlan of the istase may be seen. • ELEGANT MANSION, EA L.ING-GROVE, EALING,. Six Miles from Lond.nt au the Oxbridge Road.. • Capital BUILDINt; MA FERIA! .3 of a superior quality, a Quantity of Invisible and Oak Fending, Hot mid Green-houses &c. in Lots, to be polled flown. • By Mr. ROBIN-1, On the Premises, Ealing-grove, Eahng, Middlesec on MONDAY, October 16 int 5, at Eleven &clod', and four following days, rilliE VERY VALUABLE ANL) CAPI'VAL BUll MING MATERIAL S of the first description, of the Noble Mansion and Offices, EALING GROVE, *home at haling, on the road to Uzbridge, about six miles from Hyde Park Corner; consisting of a large Qaantity of cleats Deal riooring, capital Timbers, Mahogany, Wrinseut,and other Doors, Modern Sashes glazed with Plate Glassand Shutters; capital princ!pal Oak Stair Cant, with Carved Balustre and hand-rail, secondary stair. cues, elegant marble Chimney pieces finely wrought, noble Co.. lamas with Cminthian Caps, adapted fora spacious bailor saloon ; a large quantity of swots an d hrkk work, Stole Paving of various descriptions capital Westmoreland Slates, several 'Fon§ of Lead, Plain and Pantiles, Paving Tiles, Clinkers, and various useful Materials, Stable BuikEngs, (;rapery, Hot .houses, &c. worthy the atteutiou of Gentlemen, Builders, and uthera ; the principal put modern,. and of excellent designs. The mateciah may be easily cassveyed to any part of the Kingdom, front the proximity to the Grand Junction Canal and Riser Thames. To be viewed three drys previous to the sale (Sunday excepted) when Catalogues may be had, on the Premises, at Is. each ; itt the Bell, Eali n g ; Pigeons, Brentford; White florae, Uxbridge; and of Mr. Robins, Warwlck•etreet, Golden square. SECOND SALE OF BUILDING MA I•Eiti:U.S MORDEN, SURREY. By Mr. LEONARD, On the Premises. on Tucsoar, the Si of October next. and three following days, it Isvelee &Clock, by order of the Micron:us, • • FrIHE SECOND PART of the Vehtable,BUl JL LNG MA ilatiALs of that capital new.built• Mandan and Offices, the late Residence of ABRAHAM !autumn). pig. deceased, situate at Morden, nine miles from Lon•lon, in tint County of Surrey; escalating of 3000 feet cube of Fir limber, in Beams Perlios, Rafters, Girders, Binding, Brid . EP A and Ceiling Joists; Quarter Partitions, Bo nd Timbers, Ike. two largo Sky. lights, glazed with plate•glasa, a quantity of IKON Boarding, about .100 square. of Slating, eta tons of Lead, I iO3 feet of two. inch Portland Stone Slab, In plinths, fra. 1500 feet of York and Sussex Paving, about 1190 feet tun of Stow Chaturef,two flights of wide Portland Stone Entrance Stem' and Landings, about five hundred thousand Brlckt, ailarge Iron Closets large Dinner led, and sundry Chamber Bells, sir Ith Cranks, and Copper Wires; • two Forcing Pumps, a quantity of Iron Railing, &e. Ake, • To he viewed tin the sale. end Catalogue may be had se the Premises; at Garrawars Coffee liouse; and of Mr. Leonard, Surveyor, Parsons' Grain, Fulham; and as kb Mk% Covent. Igarden Cbambast . . FREEHOLD 2 ,1: ER K •HI RF. HURST, near lt E ADI NG. Delightful Villa, called liVitiT GROVE. ea a Vann and Lands, at Merrill Green, in Hurst. To be Peremptorily SOLD, in Three Lots, to the best Bilders, at the Bear Inn, Reading, ott WYDN aIIOAT, the I nth day of Octoistr next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, before Apt. Morser, l'.q. the Deputy Remembraticer of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, pursuant to an Order of the said Court in a matter intitlerl " The' King against Henry Bilyk Deane, hog." the following desirable and valtialVe Freehold Estates : Lot 1. fluttsT QitOVE, cfpmprising a commo dious and h itidurnie Villa. with Garden, Lawn, Shrubbei Its, and about SO Att.n of rich Meadow and Pasture Ground, surrounded by thriving Plantations and Park Paling. Lot 2. A productve inclusure of rich Meadow land, called :south Meadow, near Whistle Green, in Hurst, containing about Seven Acres. Lot 1. A small complete Farm, with Farm= house, &c. o mpri.iug Aunt SO Acres it rich Arable Meadow, an.' Pasture Land, at Merrill Green; in the "Hurst. The Estate contains some thriving young Timber, and is well wooded. Land-tax Particulars' may be bad of Messrs. Booth and Leggatt, Solici.. toe 'or Ow Affair* of 'faxes, Craven-wren, Strand, London; at the Chandlers of the said Depu.y Rentembrancer in the Exche quer t 'See, in the Inner Temple, London ; and of Jacob New bury. Esq. ::ailicitor, Reading; and at either of which places a Plan of the Estate may be se..n. Particulars may be also had at the principal Inns in the neighbouring rosins. NORTHER NJ MEET INO. THE NORTHERN MEE I*ING will commence this year on Want+ csnar, the 18itt October, 1815, and •un'inue during the remainder of that week, with the usual aniuNernents. STEWARDS. The Most Noble the Marquis of Hun:ly, Patr.m. Th.. Right H.mourable Lord Salton. , 'Elie Honourable Colonel Fraser, of Lovas George Sint'air, E4q. Yr. of Ulhster. William Chisholm, Esq. of William Fraser I ytler, Eeq. of Balnaln, Sheriff of the county of Inverness. • Colantl Duncan Munro, of Culeatrn. William Fraser. Esq. of Cul bookie. Donald MiK.tizie. Ei of Newhall. kerwider kis aser. Esq. of Inclecoutter. Itn.lk. K. Islukenzie. Esq of Flowerbarn. J irises M Gram, Esq of Clemnorriston. James Grant, Earl. rsf Btigltt, Provost of Inverness. And Alexa•ider Macheozie, Esq. Bunker in Inverness, Secretary an.l 'Treasurer. Inverses*, z,eptember. 1115. FRuM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETIB. W -111THALL, SEPTEMBER ts. The I.ord Chancellor has appointed Daniel Sharp, of Ratrtey, in the-county ut S nithanipten, Gent. to be a Master hatraur dmarY In the High Court of Chatnery. The Lord Chancellor has alro appointed Alosander Wd.on of Neu castie.uuder.i.yrne, in the county of Stafford, Gent. to a • a Muter Extraordinary in the Hijh Court of Chancery. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 19. l►t Regiment of Foot—Assistant Surgeon P. Jones, front the Sid Foot, to be Surgeon, vice dalliers, promoted. S3th Ditto—M.4llam Surgeon W. H. Karim:its to be Surgeon, vow ►>oyle, pneofeed. 11481 Dltta--Aa►Htani Surgeon G. Pitzeetild, them die (Ica Foot, to be 4vrg.•on, vice narks, promoted. '44 Ditto—As. it tam su:lp:on H Cowen, from the MI Light bl asoons, to b.: Surdeon, vice htkllearmid, promoted. HOSPITAL sTarr. is be Deputy inspectors pt Hospitals—Henry Train, M.D. and l James Mac(lougle. M.D. to the Forces; Staff Sul - pons Francis Downing. 14 G Emery, alai. Hennen. To be Phyriciatis w the Forces—Self Sargeon'llomasDonohoe, vice Gem, promoted; Staff hurgron Hugh Bone, vice 1114rd:weir ; Staff Stovall 1 heo lore Gordon. To be surgeons to the Forces—SuffSurzeon John Taylor, from half pay, vice Bolton, who extiang..-.; Surgeon Charles S. iyle, from the 4.1. h Foot. wee Downing; Surgeon C. Banks, hum the 69th moot, vice 11.1nely ; Surgeon William Mailers, tram the Ist Font, vice Mennen; Surgeon D. IVl'Dearmici, fr. in the 73d Foul, vice Donohoe; Staff Assistant Surgeon James 1/eare 9 vice lion.:; and Stall Assistant Surgeon William 'Ultima - To be Aputhtcaries to the Forces—Acting Apothecary Mid:Be ton, and I)ositelitter John Shitwer. • To he Hospital Attistant to the Forces—Hospital Mate Thomas . W. Cahill. "to be Deputy Purveyors to the Ftwees—Purvoyar's Clerks G. Robitasun, Richard Barlow, Charlet Warner, I. Pringle, Tho mas Curai►h, cud Francis Waus. INDIA-BOARD, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 16, ISIS. DI-vetch, dated Fort William, February 20, 1615, together with its inclottirts, * of which the folisnelog are extracts, have Been received at the Batt India House from the Vice-President CoundL For a statement of the operationi of the division of the army cominanded by Colonel Ochterlony, from the 27th (4 November down to the close of De cember, we have the honour to refer your Honour able Court to a dispatch from Mr. Secretary Adam, dated 10th of January. The skill, judgment, perseverance, and patience which have disaogiiished the conduct of Colonel ClAterlonY in the arduous service in which he it em ployed, cannot fail to attract the particular notice of your. Honourable Coon. The exertions of that able Officer still continued to be directed against the enemy's supplies, and such of his new positions us might be found to be assailable. Extract of a Letter from Jan Adam, Esq. Secretary to Govern- meat, to John Mmeton Emu Acing Secretary - to Govern ment at the Presidency, dated Camp at Iheentl, Feb. It), 1815. I am directed to transmit to you, for the puritt.se of being laid before his Excellency the Vice Presi• dent it) CoUncil, the inclosed' copy of a letter iron) the Adjutant.Genzral, under .dtate .the Bth jimmy, inclosing copies of dispatches from Colonel Ochtei. lolly, and co:n.6;11,1 a statement of the operations of the division of the army under that Officer's corn. mind subsequently to the 27th November, up io which date they are already known to the Vice-Pie. sident in Council, from die communications which I had the honour to make to you from time to time.-- Tne general result of the operations detailed in the inclosed papers leas also been communicated to hi; Excellency in Council, in my letter to your aealretoi of the sth instant, inclosing Colonel Fagan's dispatch of 9.. d instant. Tile Vice-President - in Council will perceive v.ith satisfaction the testimony borne by Lieutenant•Co fond Thomson to the troops under his command, cominsing the reserve of Colonel Ochterlony's divi sion, i repulsing tke.deiismined attack made on their position by Umater Sing, on the morning of the 29th December. Althoush the 'movemett of the reserve on . the pi , Emmet of a Letter from t h v. Aej atan..otoeral to 101 n Mato, Lay, dated Camp at :-.utreedoon, Ida t+, The result of die first movement Jg.tint.t the ene my's positron was briefly repor Och terlony'b dispatch of the Mit ,It. forwarded te )(At on the 2J instant; I have* now the hrrn , 4r to trans. mit the - Colonel's more detailed rep:rt. the fist uliinlo, acrd its inejosures, from which the Crs. vernur-Gcneral will perct ;ye, that alilErugh 'he movement has not realized the principal ohj,.ct pro posed in making it, in consilucnce of the c nemy having 'been enabled; by evacuating nearly all his stockades, to concentrate his whole farce nn one of_ the intended pnitits or zttack, it terminated in the repulse, with considerable loss, of a J.:tenni:tett at tack which a large part cf his force made on Lieu. tenant-Colonel l'hompson's position, sword in hand, On the morning of the ',.:9th December. The ccimltict of the Officers and troops engaged nn this occasion, have merited and obtained the Commander-in Chief's entire approbation. In the plan of the attack, and in all mersurcs and arrangements whiWcould conduce to its success, Colonel Ochterlony evinced iris usual judgment and ability. Colonel o:hterlony's operations will continue to be directed against the enemy's supplies, .►r.;l such ~ f las new_ psitions as may b.: bivad to be assdil4ble. Cory of a Letter from Nl3jor-t3en. struaaid Uchteriouy, K.C.B. to tio.,l4*.imant-Gent.al. Stn-0.1 the 9,7,h I it.td the honour to rern-t to you the arrival of the 2.i battalion of the 7th Native Inf.:nary and the 18-pounders in this camp. Our position in view of the font bad c , nopellecl the enemy to bring their supplies from the eas.ward by circuitous routes, but my information led me to hope that the p)ssession of three points in front t)f our right would entirely cut off their supplies from rat- LTpore. and generally Iron) the interior. In conse quence I directed Leutenant•Colottel Tliotno - son to inarch soon as it was dark on the night of the 27th, and disloige the etiemy froth the stockades t. ey had erected on two of those points, awl to fbecupy sad marntain a third which they had neglected. Lieutenant-Colonel Thompson had with him four. teen companies, two six-pounders and two howitzers of the mountain 'rib), and a force of iireolars amounting to at least a thousand, but calculated at tsselve hundred matchlocks. From the bacr,st of the road, or rather footpaths, and tire great &shod ties encountered, it was not till a late liOur in tie morning of the 23th that Lieutenant-Co►l in I 1 son reached the firstpuint he was instructed to attack, and Cult was found so inacces►ible, and so very much stronger than my information bad given me reason to ezve.tt, that he very judiciously determined not to risk the chance of an instantaneous assault, hut to make use of his artillery. Ills let:er which I have the honour to inclose, together with a copy of my instructions, details his proceedings from that date, And renders it only necessary fur me to express my approbation of Lieutenant-Colonel Thonspson's con duct, and entire satisfaction with that of the deta,ll - in gelieral. k would, however, he unjust not to mention, that the reports I receNce; from Lieutenant Lawtie, En. gineer,of the very g.eat lab',ur and fatigue sustained with cheerfulness by the pioneers, induced me to ez• press to Captain Baines, Lieutenant Armstrong, and their miters, who set them the meritorious eximple, my particular thanks, and to send a pecuniary Bona. tion to - the men. Lieutenant Lawtie, with his accustomed zeal, ac. companied the detkchment, and on this as on every occasion, deserves my highest consideiatioa ; hum ' him I have the honour to transmit a slight sketch of the ground and point of attack. ' • It remains only to add, that the enemy no sooner perceived the movement to the tight, and co,:zerst plated ice obvioas object, thin they evacuate.: all their ;stockades, but the two small redoubts eel) , under the fort, and risked the attempt uni h Lieutenacitcoloriel r ehuntrson has detailed, and on *a unsuccessful issue retired to Mtiaghooka Mar, where he is mew am:milled with his whole force, the right covered by the stockades which t had intended to attack, and their last resting on to towards the fort of Tarragurrh. Apprehending that em•my might venture a se. coed, I. directed Lieutenant-Culol:el Lyons and the tc,cund battalion Of the 7th, wit:t two rx.pour.ders, to reintOrce Lieutenant-Camel Thompson, in the hope of preventing it, or tendering it inedecttral. They hive, however, remained statios , atv since :heir repulse. I have, &c. (digned) , • U. OCIITtittLONY, Camp Nehn, .Dec. , ISt 4. 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