Star. — London, England, 1806-07-17 00:00:00

complete inverfion of the fad: f, r how mita the Militia Officers, who &Rend no diminution of pay, be injured by a (mall hieratic of pay to the Officers of the Line ? They, in Wk. 'mold fuflain no injury whatever, and he was confident, would feel none, notwithflanding the arguments of Gentlemen who *fumed to advocate their caulk; but whole argu• ments reminded him of a petition of the celebrated Lord Chefierfield to his Majefly far a penfion, pr.>. feffing, " that it was purely f r the honour of it, and not for any pecuniary cotifideration." The quellion being now loudly called for on the third reading of the Bill, the Houle divided—Ayes 35 —Noes 24 —Majority for the Bill I 1. On re•admillion to the Gallery, we found Colonel MITFORD propofing an amendment, purporting to recognize the principle of equal pay to the Militia and the Line, as an eflablifbed and general rule, hut enabling his Majefty, in certain cafes, to increafe the pay of the Line ; which amendment was, in effeCt, rejeded upon the queflion, without a divition. On the vitiation being put, that the Bill do pars, another direuffinn arnfe. Colonel BASTARD utterly difclairned, on the part of the Militia Field Officers, any pecuniary con. fideration, and was convinced that, if neceitiry, they would cheerfully volunteer their fervices without pay. It was the degrading ditlintaion drawn by this Bill which they felt fevere. So far were they from being gloated by mercenary motives, or any jealoufy to wards their own Subalterns, any more than towards Of of the Line, that, with repall to the former, they even relinquilbed a very confiderable portion of their pay in the ezpences of the regimental metres, in order to render the lunation of the Subalterns equally comfortable with their fuperior Officers, often al Ids than half the espence ; and with refpea to the latter, he was confident they would be glad of a much greater increafe of pay, if the circurnttances of the country could afford it. Mr. CANNING role once more to relit the gaffing of this Bill, and to fay, that if his Majelty's )'unifters perliffed, at this late period of the Sea; 'n, in fo thin a (tate of the Houle, in the ahfence of al molt the whole of the country gentlemen conneetel with the Militia, and with the votes of every Militia Officer in the Houle decidedly againa them, with a majority of only eleven votes, to force down a mea- Cure fuhverfive of a principle coeval with the Militia inaitutton from its very fira eflablifhment, he trolled the eircumnance would go forth (Irongly marked to the notice of the country. He then adverted to the comparative allofion crude by the Hon. Gentleman who lift (poke, to the petition of Lord Chalet field he (aid the Honourable Gentleman had charged the Volunteer Field Officers, who refilled this meafure on behalf of their eilablifhmenr, to have Ivinour io their mouths but money in their hearts. lie was g°, however , that the Hon. Colonel near him (Co. • load Baird) had, as it beh ored him, vindicated the honour of the Militia Fiat Officers from i'uch hepatatsoo t and although fupptifing the mitjioity of eleven to be Rill in the Houfe, it would f•e ufeleti to tall for a fecund &lidos+, he fhould give to the lal his decided re:Mance to the Bill. .Mr. WYNNE-So& to explain that part oft his petal to which Co unfair an :Illation has jolt been !made. and to obferve, that the Right Hon. Gentle. man polreßed a moll happy facility at rairconceptimn, whenever. it-adwased• his purpok. Ia the a/lotion he had made, he had not the molt dillant intent to thto* any inch iropiitsti-in noon the Mei alitv and honourable feelings 4.f the Militia Field Officers ; he merely meant to refute the abfurdity of the argil aunts of thole who affeEted to advocate their cane, and who affirmed to do fo by implicating their libe rality. Mr. CANNING role to ekplaio, bet was called to &der from the Chair; and, after a few obfervation• from Colonel MITFORD, the qiidlion that the Bill do pals was put, and the Houle again divided— Ayes, 4.3—Noes, at—Majority, as. The Bill was then palled, and ordered to the Lords. INDIA Stria sr Lord MORPETH rofe, and moved to it-Atone till Friday the further confideration of the India Budget. Mr. ROBSON felt it his duty to cad the attention V the Houfe to this moll important fubjed, and to exprefs his allonifkment, that affairs of fo much vital importance to this country. as thofe of India, were to 111 be diteutied in fuch thin Houles as this butinefs had hitherto been. Whether the India Company were to be continued by a renewal of their charter or not, their affairs ought not to be treated with fo much levity, with fo titin an attendance of Members, atd snore efpecially without the attendance of his Majef ty's Minifters. Their affairs. as he was taught to un derhand, were, In a moll embarraffed and deplorable fituation, almoll, indeed, upon the brink of ruin. It was declared in that Hook, that a Loan to an incon ceivable amount would be requifite to fupport them ; but whether this was to be a Loan of (even millions or feventeen milions, or what not, he thought the fubjca was one of too much importance to be dif- cuffed in that Houfe, without a frill attendance of Members; and by the bleffing of GC.; as he never wciild leave is in the power of his Wetly's Miniliers to fay he did not attend, he would make it a pint of taking any meafute to hop the proceeding. in eve; y Ilape, nolefs there was a fuller attendance, and more efpecially of his Majefiy's Minillets. Lord MORPBTH Whiled to know, upon what authority the Honourable Gentleman limed that a Loan would be wanted fir the India Company : He certainly had made no fuch hatement in bringing forward the Compail's affairs; nor did he he,ti any fuch thing mentioned by any of his Majelly's Minifters in that Houfe. Mr. GRANT alto difclaimed, on the part of the Company, the reprefentation of their affairs made by the Honourable Gentlemen, and which he could not &ger to pats uneontradided. He knew nothing of any Loan propofed or dewed by the Company ; they good not in need of fueb at:Dance : nor did he hear any thing of any Nett propoiltion with which their authority or with:; were conneeed : a Noble Lord. indeed, near him (Caltlereagh) in his fpeech lath night, had thrown out a fuggeliton, that a Loan of five millions might be deniable for the aceommoda. tion of the Conipary, but this was a mere fuggeilion in the courfe of a fpeech, wholly unauthorized by the Company. Mr. PAULL defended the conduct, and approved the deterntbistion expelled by his Hon. Friend ( Mr. R iblon), and hoped that he would perfift in his endeas seas to obtain a full attendance of Members, - . upon every difcuffini; on Win affafra.; fvr , netwith-4 (landing the declaration ju(l made by abs Hon. Ex: dire tor, it certainly had gone forth, that the Com. pany's affairs were in a defperase &option. It had been laid, not by hitarfell, but by a worthy Alder.. man oppnfite to him, that they were in a Rate of I bankruptcy ; and although the Noble Lord's Cogger tiou of a loan, in his fpeech of !all night, might not be admitted by the Hon. Ez-clireitor, as an official authority upon the point, yet his Hon. Friend had a nigh; to confider fuch a declaration, coming from the Noble Lord, as good authorityupon a lubjeit, namely, the fituation of the Company's affairs, in which the Noble Lord'. own cliArLner and fafety were fo deeply interetied ; for it was no lecret that the Nohie Lord's conduit in thrfe affairs, was likely to become the ground of very feriou charges from an Hon. Mem ber of that Houfc, who now fill s an impo r tant public The queflion being put, was agreed to, and the Houle adjourned at ten o'clock. LONDON. THURSDAY, JULY 17. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCEs Coofols, for Macey. 614-094. 6344.—Resloud 624. 01011h110 6 4. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. _ Rank Stock Hz 3 per C. R. An. 62,111 3 per C C 014.6464/ 4 per Cent. al( } 5 per Cent. pall Long Aiwa 17 13.16 India Bonds, to. Ds. die Imp. 3 pet C. 611 Ile& Bilk, as. prem. to.dt Osmium 61 Conf. foe 5ee.63111 LISBON MAIL. The Auckland packet, with a Mail from Lifbon, is arrived at Falmouth. The letters will be delivered from the PA Office to-morrow. In the mean time we have to announce the receipt of letters from our Co`rrefpondent at GIBRALTAR, which come down to the ssith ult. Accounts had reached that place from Malta, down to the tsth June, at which time the garrifon was very healthy. Recent account► had alfo been received from Sicily, where nor troops had not any ipprehenlion of any attempt bt.ing made b; the French to moleft them. —Tie Prince of 1-Ik,st, c •t.cinues to defend atetA with great bras:l.y. Sir SIEINtv SMITH fupplies him with every thing necetfary for the defence of the place. " GIBRALTAR, JUNE 16. A fohlier of the 57th regiment, who flint his wife a few days Ago, when drunk upon fentry, was exe cuted this morning agreeable to his fentence. 44 Scarcely A day elapfes without fame crime or melancholy accident happening from the fhocking inebriety of the troops, which alMoit exceeds clefcrip tion. " General Fox gave out the following Orders on She fubjed lately, which, however, has had no effett in rutuog a flop to it: 010tItt. " Gibraltar, May 211, . M No T. The Lillltelnet GOVtitOr to murk/ Lad at thefisioss droisinmeft that has / itvaited in the garrifon far thefe two loft days, and be has obferved that this hash* ,ton been the cafe on the :nth of the month. ° The Lieutenant Governor cannot allow himftlf to fuppofe, that Dritifh I‘ idiers can be fo abfurd and unlit: seen, that they cannot have trolley in thefr pockets wahont making a bad ufe of it. The Lieutenant Governor is determined to prevent this in , uturce and if it ,annot be prevented by other means, great feve rity, and parades every two or three hours, mat be ref,,rted to." " The ORI.II, Cap:. CODRINGTON, arrived here yeflerday from the fleet offCa,tiz, to convey General Foi an. his family to Sicily i be having been or dered there to supply the place of Sir Jams; Claus. 44 We are not without apprehenfions for the fafety o f the four Regiments which failed from this for Medina a few days ago under the convoy of a fingle frigate, the HYDRA, as the Spaniards have eight fail of the line ready for fea at Carthagena, and they have fignal towers along the whole coati from Cadiz to Toub.o, by which intelligence of every movement of our (hipping here can be conveyed in a few hours from hence to Carthagena or Toulon. " Just 25. General Fox embarks to-morrow with Mrs. Fox, and his family, for Meffina, and fails the firfl fair wind. The Sl.Ap,s has jun come to anchor, after a paffage of ten days from Malta. She left the Gar rifon there all well. " By the laff accounts from Sicily, they had not the (mallea expe&ation of any attempt being made upon that Nand by the French: on the con trary, the French were bufy fortifying the different Mends on the Coaft of Naples, to proteft them from Sir SIDIIIT SMITH, of whom they were very ap ptchentive. ‘• Sir SIDNEY was at Palermo when the IA ac counts from Sicily reachel Malta : he had fupplied Gaeta with every kind of fore, and provifions they required, and no fears were entertained for the f.sfety of that place. The Prince of Heffc had driven (lime Neapolitan officers out of the gartifon with ignominy, who had propofed to furrender. " JUL; 30.—Yefierd ty arrived here the Aerw• frigate with the convoy from Cork." Letters by the Gottenb , :rAh nail of yellers! ay Rate, that they are Sill without any hopes of peace being re•eflablifbed between Sweden and Pro (fie, the Emperor of Russia having declined the office of me diator between thefe Powers. Thera letters Hate, that the RulEan Mininer d'Ou. anti. has had no other correfpondence with the French Envoy at Vienna, than on the fubjeß of the Cattaro: the evacuation of which, it is added, is infitted urn by France as a previoul to any rievcialion propo l:d with a view to the se-attains:chi of r General Pc see. MIRANDA'S EXPEDITION. some of cur contemporaries pretend to have re• eitieed American J,innu ,ls to a very lace date, from which they have given reverel articles refpeeling the capture of M111•11Dell fchnoner, esaftly to the effea of what we hated force days fince. The fait is, that the lateß American Papers in town are thole from New York of the rith, and from Bolton of the lath ult. lathe former is the following article : New Yeast, Jona t 4 ..We learn by the brig Refolution from Trinidad. that a flew ,days before IN failed, Admiral Cot difpatehol bin lees, in the Jafun 141-ate, with the Flying Vint tender, to eruize for Miamian, of the Coati of fierceloc. and Caraecas, and to give bun affurance, that every alllttance In the power of the !Irina Squadron Mould be given to forward the faccds of Lie enterprise. Tbc Fly ing Pith had returned to 'Triuidad, and the Lily 800, of war had hcen fent to replace her. Na intelligence by the tender bad tranfpired; l.ut the prompt falling of the Lily gave rife to much fprculative opinion. ho account had reached 'Ttinidad of the Capture of Miranda'. two fehounere, A report prevailed, that the Armnurers emp loyed at Contain by the Spanish Government . . . . ad been apprehended and executed on a charge of having ren dered unfit for fervice the muikets that had beln entrufted to them to repair." To the above we have to add, on the authority of a letter from Grenada, dated June 6, that MIRANDA failed from thence on the pr-ceding day to join a Bri tifh frivate which was wAitiog (or him at Margaretta, othcrwife it had been his intention to proceed to Bar badoes in fcarch of that fuccour which it is faid had been promifed him if neceffary. Accounts have alto been received from Trinidad which CAM' down to the sd of June, et which time they had heard nothing of bliaancia having met with a difcomforture. A Fifth Edition is announced of Mr. SOIlleS Win ter in London. Nn Navel has been read with flich avidity fine Mifs BURNET'S Cecilia, five thnufand copies having been fold in left than three months. There is little hope, we underhand, that Mr. Fox will ever again make his appearance in St. Stephen's Chapel. Mr. F. a is not worfe, but his diforder is of that nature to preclude any prolix& of his being able to encounter the fatigues of his Parliamentary duty. His illnefs is not confined to one cnmplaint, but confins in a complication of diforderi, which have produced a very alarming effea upon his con ftitution. Dutch Journals to the t ath infant, have come to hand, but they bring no news of a late date from Paris, deferving rf particular notice. . . The ha difpatches from France, bronght by Mr. BASILItO, it is underilood, have formed the fubjed of much confultation in the Cabinet, and the anker which the Meffenger was expelled to carry back lal night, was therefore conjeetured to be very important, if not decifive. Nothing, however, is known upon the fubjea out of the Cabinet Circle. At a late hour la:t night no Meffnger had been difpatched to France. By accounts from the upper Provinces of Bengal, we underhand, that a dreadful mortality has prevail ed. Many thoufands of the lower dared of the na. tive inhabitants have been (wept off by a malignant fever, which has greatly ravaged the country, cularly the province of Rohilcund. hinny Europeans alfo have fallen viaims to the difeafe. A letter from C k, dated Jnly tl, figs—" The brig George, BR ALILY, arrived in our harbour on Wednefday, twenty one days from New York. The George fell in with the American fhip Caroline, Cap tain SCOTT, on the Brh of July, by whom be was in formed, that a few days previous he fell in with a fquadrnn of men of war, confining of five fail, by one of which he was boarded. Captain Scory could make no other communication to the George, as he paired her with the wind blowing frcfh." It is extremely probable that this was jk ROM a Bo 's fquadron on its return home. The 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons were re viewed by his MAJT.TY on Tuefday. on Afhford Common. His Royal Highnef. the Duke of Yos with a numerous retinue Field Officers, were on the ground. The Regiment went duo' their manoeuvres of changing fronts, wheeling in fquadions, charging in line, Ste. much to the fatistaelion of his Mai Ism who fignified his pleafure in handfome terms, to Lieut. Col. Hawks, the Commandant, of the fleady difcipline and foldier-like appearance of the Regi• ment. This mark of refped was communicated to the Regiment by the Colonel, through the Officers commanding fquadrons, after a royal &lute, while the ranks remained open. The Officers of the Regi ment dined with his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Vole, and a numerous affemblage of Field Officers in marquees at the Callle, Richmond, after the Re view. The Band belonging to the loth Light Dra goons played martial airs on the water during the entertainment, and the whole had a deli c htful effaa. The fllowing General Orders have been ilfued by Major General Sir JOHN ST U•IT to the Ilritith army in Sicily : Head-quarter, Britifh army, Manna, May 27.1806. o His Sicilian Majefty has been pleated to corlide in Major- Gosseral Sir John Stuart the chic' command of the line of defence. betwixt Mclaszo and Cape PalTarce, and to p 1.., under his di nt:nun, conjointly with the Britifts troops. the proportion of his Skilian Majclty's forces, both Regular and Militia, in that event of diftrldt. - ..... . Major General De Rofenhelm has the immediate command of his Sicilian Zialajetty's troops upon the above line, and Brigadiers Fardells, Menechini, and the Duke de Floreaa, are the General' Officers 'Cling uuder his orders. u 'I be regulated honours will be mutually given by the Army to the General and other Officer, of each nation and the rules of military fubordination and obodierace, when aaing together, will b rec,procal. Licutenant Colonel Bunbury, of his Britannic Majefty's Ser vice. will coneluel the %tarter Matter General's Department for the Combined Fronps ; and references will be made to him= the obje.fts thereof accoroingly. The principles of refpedt to his Sicilian Majefty's Govern ment—Kit unanimity with his troops-vand kind civility toward, the inbahitants•-mr,re fully Inculcated by his Excellency Sir James Craig, in lye Orders to the Britt& army: a;:d the happy sll.els of obedience to thole orders have been already fo lortunately that the Major General not only finds s reiteration of them tinue• etifary, hut he is gratified in the opportunity tti alluding to a tub. lett, in which the czar.* of the Officer and the ut the foldler,bave been fkl gratefully proved in thoir cunf.c.teo.e.: 'the (Meer* of his Sklli.o Majefty, Si: jobii east Is tier. fvad'J,will licard bim, in cultivating the fame 4•Eti..* the troor*ovarr their orilirs with refliesti to she Ben ifh army. Fn tip; • she geo,**l caule with u w,.11 the Cam , - in- Wefts. ar l qaintl. the (ay., common enc.-. y of a'hed nil era ciao. ign*. tidy „it; .0 c .. • 7r, of the iv, pnriarce of that fi.•:;rlqCl WYcli w•:1 lee th - mull 31.1 . r.i‘i to our future enterprircs, for,tt pl. dye of oar fi.ccc s in the ohj,cl• tor whielt we ate in, " • I has line c:iriertl-e-..1* •dc emit of au him-- Joel. omprch r w r!. ia44J, :b. .l,r , C lks of Mcfruia, ao 1 ti) :a :Wei BRIGN7o.v. 7UI 5. This place is fuller thin uftaal.before the Race.. Houfts in go:id tiruarions liege b:en very lire! f;..r month pall, yet, as Brigh•.n aff rds nearly twee hun• deed, which are appropi 'are/ t ) the ufe of araorri. every new family COOtTive‘t.) .obtain 14:itfa4gry. a 3.t even elegant accommodati.m.. The infl , z been after the rate of five or fit families per day, t. ir three weeks pall, independently of from ten to twrityfoli tains, who crowd the Taverns and Boarding hooks. The names entered at the refpeil. iire Libra. its -freed) , exceed 800, and they inereafs at thvate of :en or fifteen per day.—Dotty, the engine-, under refpee table fandiat, has prepared plans and ellimates for a Pier on a large fcale, and a Harbour for the re ception of two hundred fail of (hips. It is prided that it than face the old town ; but the proprietors of the lodging-honk. have decided that filch harbour would dimintth the attradions of he place a a iefon of silitors, and have refolvcd to nprie it. 'rho(' who approve of the harbour trinte the exam?le of Ramfgate and other ports, which have become fa Towne watering places, and ails the public Uen_ti:s of the plan : here the Winer . , reit.: for the preterit. --4)ONAIDION has re-built his library on a mag;:ifi cent kale ; and, for fuch pu•pt.fe, it is now the molt fplendid eitablithment in the kingcllm. It is weli known that it commands the favourite promenad of the Steyne, while Pottaao's enjoys the advantages of the fea profped.—One of the principal improvements in Brighton this feafon is loch a partial inclofure of the Stcyne, as prevents the filhermen from dryi,g their nets on it, while it leaves free acceli to the company. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS •ar DUE A Y..—W Ind E. Dublin Waterford I.llbun O c I Gottemborgh 1-lAmhurgb • I 1 o Jam.iics o 1 o 1 O 0 NA'sinure. Jude rs.—Came in the American Ibip Aineeart Packet, Captain from New York. h..und to St. „ laden with fugar, coffee. dec. d=aincd by the Loire, of j 3 gamma brig John, of London. John I.orriogeon molter. in bol!atd, latt from Lifbon. Int., which place the wt. carried about three weekt finer, baying been found at fea with three swidc- M ' eard, who gave fo contradlelory an acceinnt of tbetrifelves, a.. esclied itrong ftdpicions that Cancelling molt have happened Co the waiter and crew: the Swedes are on board th- Vimerva Fit:3[C. witch Alt fell in with her, and the is brought in by part of tier crew ; the Caroline, of to guns, from a cruise. Sailed the forr.l.cit, of 24 tons, to the antiwar.'; and Lady Warren, of 14 filasa to the Channel fleet. Poarsasoirrn, JOLT O.—Nothing arrived°, railed this dap. Wind S. W. Doves. JULY 16.—Came In yefterlay the Papenburg brig Ca tharina, Captain Ktorr, in ballalt from London, for a c wyo.— Sailed the brig Enigkeit, Captain tivoctint sena% of and fie Lubeck. with a cargo of brandy, Re. from Bourd,aut ; Rut was detaiord and fort in here nearly two months ago by the S-reao• gun brig, Lieut. Stow. and now releafed.—Artived this day the Dwilit hot Amelia, Captain JENA?, in ballatt. frees Mortal:, which place the left three days ago.—Captain KNA• t,ys when be came away, that very great hopes were curt 11 ini.l tlicre, that a peace would very Coon be concluded.—Wichl S. W and moderate. DIAL, JO L r 16 Sailed the Atbm frigate, for Accrues ; and the Valorous prawn, on a cruiae. Arrived the Gannett 800, of war, from Shcetnefs; Bloodhound and Bruiser gun brigs, from a and remain in the Dowrs with the nit of his Makfty's (hips as per nit, Sir Stephen Lufhington and Milford EAR Italia• men, sod many other outward bound vete,. Wiud S. W. Gaay.si NO, JU 4T by the Live'y,litebertfon, (rota Orceuland ; lava Brothers, ; and the Anchors Hope, Pawfon. from Norway ; Agenoria, Sebsar, from Cadiz; Ectfer. Scott, from Cti2ebee; Fame, Carriell, from Virginia; nibt.o , Gam mon; and the Mary, Martin, from Lilbon. Sailed the N. S. D. 800 Irmacis, Buft4s, fur tk. Michael's; Remittance. Law, for New York; Jenny, James" for Elfluore ; Ecey Enplane ; and the Geee.e Hoop, Lykett. for Varell. EAST.INDIA SHIPPING. Adviees from 13Jrnbay, dated Sib afar eh, :mention the departure, on the 25th of the preceding month, of the Honourable Comp Any% Chips the hail. OF CAl4lllli and Crre or 1....,1ND111, on their homeward bland voyage. The following is a lil of the paifeu gers Mrs. Waddle, Mrs. Bland, Mr,. Kilv, and Mr, Ntacanlancr. James Sutherland. Efi. Mager Attendant of Maine. Captain j G. Vance', of the Royal Navy. George Waddle. Efq. r f the Boir , ay Civil Service. Colonel Jofeph Bland, of the Engine:Ts Captain Ofborne, Bombay European Regimcm. John Macaulance, Lin. Surgeon. Captain W. J. Al fridge, and Surgeon A. Wallace, Ilosbay Hugo. p. Cape. W nß lPirk me e7 t Bombay Native Infantry. Capt Warren, his Maietty's 6ith Regiment. Mr. Godfrey. late Bombay Cadet. Mr. John Younger, Free Mariner. Licut. W. Bromley, Native Infantry. Lieutenant Hawkins, Eogineen. Lieut. Carter and Mr. Wm. Ruddiman, hi. Maidty's Soh Reg. Lkutenants—The Hon. W. Gordon, Markland, !lanes, and Ram s Royal Navy. Mr. Johaltone, Surgeon. ditto. Lieut. Gordon, Royal Marines. , Captain Edward Id:sayer, hi. Majefly'. 19th Foot. Children--Matter and :Nib Stand, Matter E,phinflotte. At the fame time, the following pa ffengers embark ed on board the homeward bound Ihips from Madras: Mrs. Darley, Mrs. Newman. Mrs. Patterfon, Mrs Riehardfon, Mrs. Yates, Mrs. Beaumont, Mr.. Liekr, and Mrs Stringer. Milks Hall, Darley, Newman, J. 11;anaphell, J. L. Au.lllc, and S. L. Herat. W. H. Gordon, P.fq. fen. M. rehant. Limit. Colonel I'atterfoa, his Majcity's sad Liatit Dragoons. Lieutenant Culotte: Purfler.6th Regiment Bend Native !wintry. Lieutenant Colonel Bell, eft Regime nt of Arta ry. Major B. Harris. eft Battalion nth Regiment Native Infantry. Captain W. llawfon, 415 Maiefty's 34th P.ciiment. Captain Cicaveland, yod ditto. Captain A. Paton!, 67th ditto. Captata R.. H. Fotheringlaam. Engineers. Captain W. W. It, 3d Regiment N.,tivc Cavalry. Captain W. Diektou.6lll ditto, ditto. Captain A. Grunt, ad Battalion. itt Regiment Native infantry. Captain Hardine. tatla R<giment d:!to. Lieutenant A. C. Beautruht, Ids Maj. iy's 34th Regiment. ilititeltallt Dark,. sift ditto. Lieutenant Haan], 14th ditto. Vent. H. Rater, faits ditto. Lieut. A. H..bkirk, 73d de to. Licut. Fauna, ".'th ditto. Lieut. J. Wood. sad Light .:r.37ecrt. L:cut. 5. G. t:I ILt. a • .1 R< r. Native infintry Lietit..itewart. ad Bat. aath Lieut Com c Po. td I i:` • itbni . lbTr II .•, • a NI Ya;,v, • •, I!. T. Tilrmay. Chi:dr. • Alb lb_ .v . • t* . . .J ~ 1 : Lns.rci h r • • v _ : , t Pm! c rv. of C' • 01 AN • Of hi) :Li j I.II.:MINUCV) ,■ I It.ii