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- -- ' xi'!" e..-..•- -- —7.- , . . liv rent . k ~„., eZ e f r - i_o2, V . -c. to 7. 3 r ? ,:e4m-,,,, ~ .... ,.; • 1 - ., - ' 4 ---- ;.;:-.- 1 Vs' , i ' • s V , 6 14- i r - 3* ..t roi r F I 4 Ate7 4 ) 11 : 4-1 - -/ . . . - —O., r > - p.... r -..-- ................. , -FRIDAY, JUIN , 17, 1818. , PRICR SrATEN-rENct. —7--w---- --••—...0111041•11• ‘wl .1 01 0 #0 0,0617401174114 7, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA- !--'=" -- 1 - 692 IjoIDER • SIR WILLIAM &UM hilt ADDRESS will lie for SIGNATURES at 1 the CITY of LONDON TAVERN till TO-MORROW. iiiiTUirk OF MILITARY PENSIONS. IMIPPtEMENT r a rag LONDON GAZETTE . .leßtiltdati, JULY 14.--Tuuss.aly, JULY 16.- .7ESTY'S ORDNANCE &kris gin Nigice, (Ctwainted from the &Ma Pmterlo.) Temporary Pensions are distinguished thus a before the Sums. FOREST DILL. PASTUP.E OR B ILDING LAND TO nu LET, MINER FOR A S N ORT TERM, OR ON BUILDING LEASES, FRO M MICHAELMAS NEXT. THREE CLOSES of valuable PASTURE LAND, GA RDEN, FARM-YARD, DWELLING- Roust:, and OUT-BUIDINGS, most desirably situate at rtr y o ugk, a short distance from Forest Hill, and well cal ealatcd for the Erection of a T:Ua. The Premise' are worth 4ttention of Cattle Salesmen and Graziers. Far Paticulars and Tickets to view apply to Mr. Gardiner, lizterr, 46, Wormwood-street, City. Stock-broker, 2, CORSHILT„ takes the eirli.st o portanity of submitting the SCHEME of a IiEVP LOTTERV, which begins Drawing so early as the 4th of AliiiLlST. The magnitude of Prizes is very great—and 112,r..0mb:rot 11:tits remarkably small, these being Two Prizes o 4 . 50 000, with so few Tickets as 8,000. Besides these ad mop. Two of the Prizes will receive in addition Fight Pipes of Pon Win: or Madei. - a, or Eight Hogsheads of Claret, to be Owni tae fielders themselves.—E. E. solicits a preference, r show, watts Szhemes with full particulars may bz had gratis. AC Wass io the Public Funds transacted with the utmost fifty and dispatch. That Proposals will be received at their Deice, in Pall-mall, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of COP PERSMITIITAIITICLES, for service of this Department. for a period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year, upon notice of Three Months, at the option of either party. 59th Regiment—Lieutenant William Hamilton Waters, for wouuds at Fort Cornelis, 1611, .;0/. from 26th August, 1812. Ditto--Lieutenant lE , eas ISlTherson, for wounds at Itsyonue, 1915, a7O/. from 12th Dee. 1814. Ditto—Major Frederick William Hayseed (Do longer in the service), for wounds at Bayonne, 1813, nasol. from llth Dec. 1814. Ditto—Lieutenant Alexander M'Pherson, for a wound at Vit toria 1913, a7Ol. from 22d June, 1814. Ditto- -Captain Edward Duncan, for a wound at St. Sebastian, 1813, 4701. from Ist Sept. 1814. 60th Ditto--Captain Alexar.der Livingstone, for wounds at Ciudad Rodrigo, 1812, 1001. from 20:h Jan. 1913. Ditto—Lieutenant Peter Brent, for loss of a leg at Badajos, INDIA BOARD, JOLX 13. Dispatches have been received at . the Bast India House, from the Governor in Council at Bombay, of which dispatches, and of their enclosures, the follow ing are copies and extracts : Ilere ;011ows the extract of a dispatch fmm Sir Tawas lltstot to the Gavernor-General, dated on the 19th December, from. the Dead-q uarters of the Army of the Deccan, seven macs north of antein. This relates to the action at Negpore on the Seth and irfth November • a detailed account of which id given is tient:mart-Colon% ficorr's Report, dated Nosperii. Nov. 30.--(84.e the Supplement to the Laub,' Gussets In the &az of May G.)—Sir Titottas liistor in his di-patch says : Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and farther par ticulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Cua tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in l'all-mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten aad Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Coppersmith's Articles;' but no Proposal can be admitted after the said end inst. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any 'render be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Ageostin his behalf shall attend. Bst Order At Rasa, R. Zr. CREW, &error,. . . "I cannot in this place but sate to your Lordsh ip my decided opinion, that there never has been an in stance in which not only the courage but the alle giance of the native troops have been !Tut to a severer test, and been displayed_in a more brilliant result, than OIL the present occasion. It' resulted, it:di:et., no common exercise of both qualities to enable the hurepid men to maintain their position, at a time when they saw their wives and children exposed and suffering under the same fire that was thinning their own ranks: such a trial was greater titan falls in general to the lot of soldiers, and it has been glori ously met and supported at Nagpore." I 1812, TOL from 7th April, 1816. Ditto—Lleaterant Joseph Von Konig, for a wound at Saints, 1809, 79(. from 25th Dec. 1611. Ditto--Lieutenant Gottlieb Lerche, for loss of an arm at St. Patina, 1814, 7e/. from 16th Feb. 1816. Disto--Captain Abraham William Wynne,_ for a wound at Fuentes Li I lonore, 1811, 701. from ear May, 1812. Ditto—Lieotenar.t John Joyce, for wounds in the Pyrenees, 1813, 1001. from 26th July, 1814. Ditto—Captain John Anthony Wolff, for wounds at Talavera, PRESENT STATE OF AMERICA. A NEW ERA, TWO Prises of £50,000! ! ! With Only Fight Thousand Tickets' GCARROLL, the Contractor , s ubmits to the s Public, with grateful conEdence, a Scheme founded on mommendadons of Adventurers, who being unanimous bt vial; for I rises of Thirty 'Thousand Pounds, he is proud to m'e.itat although the Lottery is limited by Government to tre Tickets, yet the Scheme can bout of Si Prizfs of .£30,000; hides the. owl number of other capitals and smaller Prizes ; wits it must he evident that chance increases in proportion as tlt somber of Tickets is Lssened, this Lottery presents to Ad m....T.ls probabilities of obtaining £50,000, which no Lottery set pr.inned before, in this or any other country. And is addition to all the Prizes paid by Government, as a ie.:ex of gratitude for public favours conferred on G. CAR wit,L, be has made arrangements that Purchasers shall have the Om of rtccivirg GOLD rot the T"o Prizes of 1,000 Sovereigns, with rota, CL.IRET, or MADEIRA, Aort.itlng to Four Pipes of Port or Madeira, or Four Dogs- Claret, for each of the Prises of rpm Sovereims and h menial for Shares. The Wine to be chosen by the Ho lders Omaha. Begins 4th AUGUST. CARROLL'S ORME. ND FIXED PRIZE. ILL inuna 11010 Y. ONLY e,OOO TICKETS. -- - - This day was publLhed, in One Large VoL AMERICA and her RESOURCES; or, A Vi of the Agricultural, Commercial, Manufacturing, Finan cial, Political, Literary, Moral, and R:lizious Capacity and Cha racter of the American Peoplc. Ey JOHN BRISTED, Counsellor at Law, New York. Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street. COMPLETION OF THE FLIANKLIN MSS. This day was published, in Quarto, illustrated with Plates, the Third and Last Volume of MEMOIRS - Of theLIFE and WRITINGS of .BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, LL.D. P.R.S. &e. 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L'..: land et.i) ; :~r ],..Li,:, , n MIMES SMARTT AND SOLD IT C AR R OLI„ In the Last Lottery: 9,4'1 a Prize of 4) , 2o,000 8,8f5.) - - 1 , 000 12,125 - 1,000 5,285 . 500 9,755 - 500 8,899 - - 300 7,749 - . goo 82,500 - 200 &c. Enc. licc. And in his late Contracts, 1,735 a Prise of 410,000 6,345 • - 30,000 3,645 - . 20,210 4,349 . - 20,000 &c. &c. &c. on sale at the Offices of CAR- T, Cornhill, 26, Oxford-street, throughout the Country. 1809, aICOI. from 25th Dec. 1815, Ditto—Lieutenant Christopher Bernard, for wounds in the Pyrenees 1813, a7OL from £7th July, 1814. Ditto—Captain Robert Kelly, for wounds at Tarbes, in 1314, alOO/. fEont March £O, 1815. Ditto—Major John William Harrison, for lost of both eyes at Bayonne, 1814, 4 . 001. from February 28, 1815. Ditto—Ditto, lows of smell and taste, ditto, ditto, 102/. ditto. Ditto—Major Edward Pura/lon, fot wounds at Toulouse, 1814, alOO/. from April 11, 1815. Ditto—Captain Jacob Tonson, 84th Foot, for a wound at St. Vincent, 1795, a7O!. from Dee. 2.5, 1811. Ditto—Brevet Lieut.-Colonel George Henry Zuhlcke, for a wound at Talavera, 1809, TOL from Dec. 25, 1311. 01st Ditto—Captain Graves Chamney Collins, for loss of an arm at Talavera, 1809, 1001. from Dec. 25, 1811. Ditto—Captain Gilbert Stewart, for loss of an eye at Burgos, ' 1812, 1001. from Sept. 25, 1813. Ditto—Ditto, for other wounds at Burgos, ditto, 100/. ditto. Ditto—Captain Holland Daniel, for a wound at Salamanca, in 1812, 100/. from July 23, 1815. Ditto—Captain James Given, for a wound at Talavara, 1809, a7Ol. from Dec. 25, 1811. Ditto—Captain John Royal, for loss of a leg at Salamanca, in 1812, 1001. from July 23, 1815. bitto--Ditto, for loss of the use of an arm at Salamanca, 1812, 1001. from ditto. Ditto—Lieutenant John Collis, for loss of both eyes at Sala manca, 1812, 140/. from July 23, 1813. Ditto—Major John Owen, for loss of an arm at Silamanca, in 1812, 2001. from June 24, 1813. Ditto—Major William rhackenhury, for wounds at Salamanca, 1812, 701. from 23d July, 1813. Ditto—Lieutenant James Chapman, for wounds at Salamanca, 1812, 70e from 234 i July, 1813. Ditto—Lieutenant Luke Godfrey (no longer in the service), for loss of an eye in Egypt, 1801,200/. from 25th Dec. 1811. Ditto—Lieutenant John Singleton, fur a wound at Salamanca, 1812, 650/. from 251 July, 1813. Ditto—Lieutenant Samuel Falkiner, for a waned at Salamanca, 1812; a7O/. from 23d July, 1813. Ditto—Lieutenant William Bare, for loss of an eye, • 1812, 701. from 25th Dec. 1815. ' Ditto--Captain Hugh Ecclas, for a wound at lga i -anne, 7823, a 100!. from 11th Nov. 1814. Ditto—Captain 7.lat cus Annesley, for a wound at re. P,5, 1813, a7O/. from 11th Nov. 2.1 4. Ditto—Lieutenant William White, for wounds at Toulouse, 1814, a7Ol. from 11th April, 1315. Ditto—Major William Greene, for woueds at Toulouse, 1814, c 100!. from 11th April, 1813. Ditto—Lieutenant Spry Bartlett, for wounds at Toulouse, 1814, a5Ol. from 11th April, 1815. Ditto--Brevet-Major Algernon Langton (heiF-pay Bth foot) for a wound at Quatre Brast 6200/. front I':h June, 1616. Ditto—Brevet Lieut.-Colonel John Ohe, for wound. at Tow: louse, 1314, a2OOl from 11th April, 1815. Ditto—Lieutenant William Baca, for rupture and other injury, 1813 and 1814, 701. from 25th Dec. 1816. 62d Ditto—Major John Field Oldham, for wounds at Pa linura, 1811, 2001. from Ist November, 1812. Ditto—Lieutenant-John Shearrnan, (Captain in 13th Foot), for wounds at St. Vincenti, 1812, 0001. from 9th Oct. 1813. €54 Ditto—Colonel Sir John Wardlaw, for wounds at Eg mont-op-Zee, 1799, 500/. from 25th December, 1511. Ditto—Brevet Major John Woke Lynch, for a nound at Guadaloupe, 1815, COOL from 10th August, ISt C. 64th Ditto—Lieutenant Anthony Von Sons Forbes, for loss of an eye, in France, 1815, 70/. from 25th Dec. 1816. 66th Ditto--Lieut. Colonel James P. Murray, for a wound at Douro, 1809, 5001. from 25th Dec. 1811. Ditto—Captain W. 11. Stephens, for wounds at Talavera, 1809, 100/. front 25tb December, 1811. Ditto—Lieutenant Apollo, Morris, for wounds at Talavera, 1809, a7Ol. from 25th December, 1811. Ditto—Captain George Nicholls, for wounds at Vittoria, 1613, WV/. hum 22d June; 1814. Ditto—Lieutenant James Hay, for wounds at Albuera,lBll, ri7Ol. from 17th May, 1812. Ditto—Captain Augustus Bulstrode, for wounds at Bayonne, 1813, 100/. from 14th December, 1314. Ditto—Ditto, Ditto, 1001. Ditto. Ditto—Ca; Lain %Valiant Ferns, for wounds at Albuera, 1811, lOC/. front 17th May, 1812. Ditt.)—Brevet Major George Leigh, Goldie, for wounds it the Pyrenees, 1313, a 2301. front 30th July, 1814. 67th Ditto—Lieutenant John O'Conu,l, for the loss of an arm at Pampeluna, 1813, 70/. from 31st July, 1814. 68th Ditto—Major Richard Thompson (no longer it, the ser vice), for loss or an arra at Flushing, 1809, 3001. from 25th December, 1811. Ditto—Coptain \Vm. Mackay, for wounds at Salamanca, 1812, 103/. from 22d June, 1813. Dino—Lieutenant Robert Clarke, for loss of a leg at St. Pe, 1813, 100/. from 11th Nov. 1814. Ditto—Woad Wm. Johnston, for wounds at Vittoria, 1t;15, ozoi'l. from 22d Ju.,, 1814. Ditio--Licutenant Da, id James Skene, for wounds at Vera, 1:•• 15,70/. from Ist Sept. 1814. Ditto—Lieutenant :rev. Wm. Lynam Stratton, for wounds at Vittoria, 1813, a5Ol. from 22d June, 18144 Ditto—Brevet-Major IVin. Gough, for a wound at Vittoria, 1813, 1001. from 22d June, 1814. 69th Ditto—Captain Thomas P. Mitchell, for wounds at Java, 1811, 1001. from 24th August, 1812. Ditto—Major Archibald Maclachlan, for wounds at Vellore,' 160 G, a2OOl. front 25th Dec, 1811. Ditto- , -Volunteer Chas. Christopher Clarke (Resign 424 Foot), for wounds at Quatre Bras, 1815, a. 10.1. from 17th June,lBlB. Ditto—Lieutcnant Henry Anderson, fur a wound at Waterloo, 1815, and. from 19th June, 1816. Ditto—Brevet-Major Henry Lindsay, fur wounds at Quatre . Btot, 1215, al taCL front 17th June, 181 G. Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Hodder, for a wound at Watetloo, on/. irons 19th June, 1816. Ditto—Captain Robert Cary (Half-pay of the Bourbon Regi ment), for a wound at Dorgan-op-Zoom. 1814, el 01. from 9th March, 1315. Ditto—Lieutitant Duncan M`Plierson (Captain in 11th Foot), for a wound at Java, 1811, a7Ol. from 27th August, 1812. 71st Ditto--Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Le Blanc , for hiss of a leg at Buenos Ayres, 1306, &COL from 28 th Dec. lBll. Dina.Lieuttnant Robert brallpin, for loss of the use of an onto at Vellier3, 1808, 70.1. from 25th Dec. 1811. (To he itonlional.) CGpy . of a Report from Major-peneral Sir W. C. Ken, to the Adjutant-General, datt:d Camp, bewdah, January le. SIR—I have the honour to acquaint you, for the information of his Excellency the Commander-in- Chief, that on.the 3d instant the division under my command was detached by his Excellency Sir Tho mas Hislop, for the purpose of attacking a Pindarry Chief, who had encamped in, the neighbourhood at Maid (1); on the sth in:t. I received informadon of the enemy having moved towards Buna Sodtee, a village about SO miles from Johud, in a westerly di rection, and immediately turned off the road to that place in the hope of overtaking the freeboceers.— Contradictory report , ., however, prevented my pro secuting my route with any effect till the 7th, when I received intelligence that a large body of the ene my were at Dhirah, a village eight miles south-east of Sodree, with their baggage an 3 families. I set out from camp at eleven o'clock that night, with the 17th Light Dragoons, six compari: s of the 47th Regiment, and about 800 of the Mysore' orse, but did not succeed in getting within .fight of Dhirah till nine o'clock the next morning, on account cf the badness of the roads, and the distance being greater than I expecte.d ; to my great disappointment,, how ever, I found the enemy had decamped en the pre-. ceding day on hearing of the alsproach of the Boni bay division of the army, and fled in tEe direction of Oudypoor, leaving their guns and a considerable quantity of baggage to follow them across the bills. Five guns and some baggage have fallen_ into our hands, and, although it is much to be regretted that the rapidity of the enemy*: Eight has saved him from destruction, it is satisfactory to reflect that the loss he has sustained will materially injure him in the eyes of his followers, and tend considcrabl7 to the dissolution cf the only remaining body of his adho rents.—l have, &c. (Sig ned) W. GRANT Fein, Major-General. 'enclosed in the dispatch of Sir Thomas Maur is the Getter:l Order which hi. issued on the victory obtained by Lieutenant Colonel Score. It is fisted Gunny, Dee. 14th. Ic recapitu lating the events of the action, Sir Thomas says: " The severe loss in killed and wounded is a sub ject of deep regret; but it will be a considerable consolation to the relations and ti lends of those brave men who have fallen, to remember that they have died in the most devoted and honourable struggle for the interests of their country, and the glory of her arms, and that their memory will be handed down to posterity with honour and grateful respect. 4 , The sufferings of the families of the naive corps during . the action were unavoidably great ; and many, it is feared, have perished from their exposed . situation, and the inveterate cruelty of the enemy-- The Commander-in-Chief deeply deplores this me lancholy event, and assures the native army, that the widows and orphans left destitute shall have his im mediate attention and consideration ; and that be will recommend them in the strongest terms to the generous protection of Government, which is ever watchful to reward merit, and relieve the wants and distresses of its faithful soldiers." Este ct from a Dispatch from the Governor In Couni! at Bombay to the Secret Committet% d:tcd Feb. IP. By the last accounts from Major-General Sir W. Keir, dated the 21st and 2 6 6 i January, he has ap prised us that he had succeeded in complete y sur prising a body of Pitidarries at the village of Mut dapee, near Veera. • The loss on the part of the Pindaiiies appears to have been about 100 men, and such of them as escaped seem' to have fled with great precipitation. One sepoy only was wounded on the occasion. We have the pleasure of acquainting 7our Honour able Committee, that since the.dat.p of our last letter, the Forts of Ouche . .gar Sungher, Pence and 13co rup-(2), have rarrendered to the force in the Conean, under the cemmitbd of Lieutenant-Colonel Brother, without any loss havin g been sustained by his At tachment ; and that the Yen of Muddinghur, lying • between Severndroog and Baucoote, has been eap tured by a small force under the command of. Lira:. ' Colonel Kennedy, stationed at Severndroog. P. S. Since the above letter was closed, we have rettived a letter front Lieutettiat-Colonel M acmor i ne , commanding Ist brigade N. , .—pore subsidiary force, to the Resident, dated 6th January, reporting Ake entire defeat of a body of the Rajah s troops at Stet nuggur (3) by the detachment under his commautd. Lite report which follows contains the particulars (1) Marked upon Arrowsmith's large map, about 50 tuna is a oil-cotton S.E. from Oudypoor. (a) These places are situated in the Conant, mouth of Basal s;, andir, the vicinity of the road betweea Scutbay_and-Poop A. , (a) Situate upon the southern balk cf tips Ferba44 o , accost 1 40 tittles to the eastward cf ilaostlaiiatr.4. I S