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Dispatches have been received at the East India House, from the Governor in Couvil at Bombay, dated 3Qth May, 3d and Bth June, 1818, of which dispatches, and of their enclosures, the following are copies and extracts: • ;CA' REC By BALDWIN, CRADOCK, and JOY, Londe*. HISTORY OF INDIA. HISTORY of BRITISH INDIA. By JAM! MILL, Esq. In throe vols. co. with Maps by Arrow• smith, Gi. Gs. DE STAEL ON THF. FRENCH REVOLUTION . was pt.hlished, all:mated with Ten Engravings, Is. hoards, of iItICULTUR:AL CllEMlS ctures, for the Board of Agriculture. V, LLD. F.R.S.L. and KV.P.R.I. rst, Rees. Orme, and Brown, Lon• . Edinburgh. Extract from a Dispatch from the Governor in Comte4l at BOW. bay to the Secret Comenitte, date,: 30th May, 161 5. We have the honour of transmitting to your Hon. Committee, for your information, copies cf diw patches which have reachod us subsequently to our dispatch of the 19th instant, viz. Two dispatches from his Excellency the Comts as. der-in-Chief, dated the 15th and 19th ins= Ai:ail ing the operations of the farce under • lonel Prother, employed against Ilyghori • Another letter, dated the 21st, immouncing the surrettearsethe oft of einimoilli From Mr. Elphiistone, dated the 20th, inclot;ng one to him froth Captain Briggs, reporting a suc cessful attack against a body of Arabs in Ka Welsh. Another letter from Mr. Elphinstone, dated the '2lst, transmitting copies of dispatches from' Maj(.r Eldridge, giving an account of his operationi in the valliy of Jooneer (2), which your Honourable Com mittee will have the satisfaction of observing have led to the complete occupation of that part of the country. Another letter of the same :late, giving cover to a dispatth from the Political Agent at Sat:ara, an nouncing the "surriuder and occupation of the fort of Pertaubghur (3)... From Lieutenar4-ColOnel Kennedy; and extract kf one from.Lieutetiant-Colonol •Prother to the Adju tant-General, dated the'2oth and 21st, reporting the occupation of several further forts in the Concan. Copy of a Dispatch from his Excellency Lieutenant-General Fir Miles Nlghtingall, IC. C. B. Commander-In-Chief, to Me Go vernor in Council at Bombay, dated 15th May, 11110. Honourable Sir—l do myself the honour of traits mining a further (1.) detail of the operatiOns at Ityg hur, containing copy of Brigade Orders issued by Lieutenant-Colonel Prother, which more particularly mark the zeal and gallantry displayed by the several Officers, corps, and departments therein llama which I fully concur and beg to draw the attention of your Honourable Board to the active and laborious performance of the various duties that have devolved "on the whole detachment, during an arduous siege of fourteen chkys. A copy of the agreement with the Killadar, also sketches and plans of Ryghur, form accompanimeres to Lieutenant-Colonel INother's dispatch, which 1 have also :he honour to forward.—l have, &c. • (Bigned) M. NtorrrtNoot.t., Lieut. Gen. &tract from a Report front Lientenarst•Coloriel Protbt.r, e to the Adjutant-Cenral, dated Camp, Ryghur, May 15,1210. After a siege of fourteen days, wherein the force under my command, in every branch of the ser vice, gallantly and zealously performed their duty, •I deemed it advisable to close with the offer to tre it on the part of 'the enemy, and after expericmcing the delays, equivocations, and evasions so customary with natives, I took possession of the fort of Ryghur, yesterday. The force I have had the honour to command will be found, I hope, to have cheerfully performed its duties; I inclose a copy of my orders on the ocrariue. I cannot too strongly repeat here to his Excellenci that I have no where praised an individual but for his well acquired merit. Lyrae-tot' Brigade Orders, dated Camp, before Eyelet-, 19th May, 11118, by Lieutenant-Colonel Prather. The surrender of the fortress of Ryghur having closed the operations, the Commanding Officer 1.4 i peculiar pleasure in offering a public acknoe ment to the merits of those by whom this event has been so much accelerated. The professional ability, zeal, and gallantry ilk played by Lieutenant Remon, commanding I:27ii. neer, in the arduous duties he had to perform dunng the siege of Rygltur, are duly appreciated by L:7ute naat4;olonel Prother, and to that Officer, as well a; Ensigns Jopp and Dashwood, the Lieutenant-Colonel tenders his just approbation. The admirable practice of the artillery, under the command of Major Bond, has never been more con spicuous during the whole campaign thaw again:c Ryghur. The quick and successive fire when us avoidably labouring under disadvantages in a co.:- fined situation, tended materially to distress the t ne my : and the firing of the Palace, with the number of wounded in a tort of such extent, is a convinc'ry proof of the very superior practicaltibilities of Major Bond and his Officers. The Commanding Officer directs, that Major Bond will, the first convenient opportunity, conve7 to the Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and privates cf the•detachment of artillery, his unqualified approba tion of their zeal, ability, and good conduct. - The conduct of the troops in the cheerful endu rance of unusual labour, in bringing the ordnance up a steep ascent, and placing them in the batteries, with their behaviour during the siege, justly catitlcs them to merit ; and in returning his thanks to t;.e Commanding Officers for their support, Lieutenant- Colonel Prother' requests Major Hall, commandi.:g detachment 89th Regiment, Captain Hutchinson, commanding detachment battalion,, Captain SoppeP, commanding Ist battalion 9th Regiment, and Cap tain Delamotte, commanding corps of pioneers, w::1 express his approbation to the deers, non-comm:. • Moiled officers and privates of their respective corps, for their laudable exertions. 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