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Enclosed I transmit, for your Lordship's information, B•ig. General Sleigh's report of the nlrtir. I have likewise the honour to enclose a return of the casualties in this Army since the 26th inst. inclusive.—t have. &c. CObeERMERR. Copy of a Report from Brigadier General Sleigh to Lieut. Colot,cl Watson, Adjutain General, dated Camp, hlunsdarra, 28th De• cember, 1825. Sin—For the information of his Excellency the Com mander in Chief, I have the honour to report about two ltundrei of the enemy's horse left the littell Efuucl. be tween eight and nine o'clock last nigh!, and after feel ing the piNifet on the Arab toad, fell back under the was of the fort until eleven o'clock, when they endea vonred to force their way by the Koombeer road. :tr.st between the villages of Munswarra and Buie. They were obliged to retire in the direction of the fort with the loss df thirty or forty men killed, fifteen wounded, and one hundred and seven prisoners ; ten or twelve succeeded in. forcing .their way through a part ci the camp. I regret to add, Captain Chambers, eonimanding the 9th Light Cavalry, with Captain Palmer and Lieutenant Brooke. !me been wounded; Capt. Palmer severely by sabre cuts.on the arm and leg. I have, Itc. J.• N. S LE Hi Gen. Commanding ta Cavalry. General Return of Casualties in the Army b e f ore front the 26th to the 29th December 1825, inclusive. 7 privates killed. BOROC•GIH OF AIALDON. T HE FREEAES in the Interest of M r . DICK are requested le lose no time in applying to his COMMITTEE, now sitting at the CU/WS and MAGPIE, ALDG ATE, where Coaches are ready to convey them to M A LDON, it bring his eetr-nination to keep the Poll open as long as the Law will rt.tmit, that every unpolled Freeman may have an opportunity of Vetrg.—Maldthn, June 12, 1826. 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FRANCIS NORTH, Baron GUILFORD, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, under King Charles 11. and -King James tI, the Hon. Sir DUDLEY NORTH, Comsnissioner of the Customs, and after. wards of the Treasury to King Charles 11. and the Hon. and Rev. Dr. JOHN NORTH, Maim. of 'lanky College, Cam bridge, and Clerk of the Closet to King Charles 11. By the Hon. ROGER .NORTIL 'With Notes and Illustrations, Historical and Biographical. Printed for Henry Colhurn, New Burlington -street. 2 - Captains, 1 Lieutenant, 1 jemadar, 1 serjeant, 5 havildars, 32 pri vates wounded. Names of Officers wounded. 9th Regiment Light Cavalry—Captain Palmer severely, Captain •Chambers and Lieutenant Brooke, slightly. W. • L. W ATsoN, Adj. General. Copy of a Dispatch from his Excellency General ' Lord Comber.. mere, G.C.B. Commander in Chief to the night Hon. Lord Amherst, Governor General, &c. dated H e ad- quarters, C amp, before Bsurtpeor, 2d January 1826. GIBBS'S HOTEL, No. 24, REGENT BRIDGE, EDINBURGH. 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Na. 150, Oxlnrd street; in bones at 2s. is. 6d. ins. 6d. and o.ie Guinea ; and m 0 be had of the Principal Venders of Mec:icines in Town and Country. Dispatches have been rtceived at the Last India House from the Government of Ikov,al; %nth mclosurea, of which the following are extracts and copies: Extract of a Dispatch from his Knelt -tics , General Lord Comber ' niers, G.C. B. Commander in Caier, to the Iti3ltt Hon. Lord Amherst, Governor General, &c. &c. dated Head Quarters, CaMp, before Bhurtpoor, I).:ctather 23, 1825. I have the hmoor to antriliut your Lirdship, that the eng•ncers Itavisig reprted to me Oat they were prepared for commencing operations against the town of Bhurtpoor, 1 this morning advarn:ei a force into the jungle, and tfok possession of the small plaCes calmed Kuddum Ktrnd...e and Boldeo Singh's Garden, which afford cover for the troops, and on being joined by a covered way will form the fiist parallel, at a distance • from the fort of about eight hundred yarls. I czoect that this p iral lel, wi•h a mortar battery of twenty pieces at the G irden, and a gun battery of siseigliteen pounders at Kuddum Kuadee, be prepared by to morrow morning, when we shall return thkAr I have enclosed, for your Lordship's in!ormation, a sketch of the country r..und Bhus poor, skewing the encampment of the trons, and hope tomorrow to he enable.! to forward a plan of the intended works; in the meantime I beg to observe, thato.ir operations Will, in the first instance, be directed against the north, east angle of the town. The return of casts ilties in the ir:ny this day has net yet bees received, but no loss was experience) in taking p•lsses•iiim of the ground this morning ; and though the enemy have kept up a wostant fire during the day, it has been by oo means injurious. A I , 2tura of casualties since the 14th instant is here. with transmitted; our loss at. present has been confined to a few casual shot from the fort, at our I , coanoitering parties, and some trifling skirmishes with the enemy's cavalry outside of the fort, who have endeavoured to harass our foraging parties. Being desirous of saving the women and children in the fort from the horrors of a siege, I addressed a letter, on the 21st instant, to Doorjun Sall, calling upon him to send them out of the fort, promising them a safe conduct through our camp, and AllOWin I.im 24 hours for the purpose; having received an evasive reply, I have again sent to him, allowing him a further exten• slots of the time fir twelve hours. _ To this letter I have not yet received an answer, though he must hara re ceived it yesterday afternoon. Return of Casualties in the Second Division of the Army. under the command of Major General NicoUs, on die 15th of De cember, 1825. 11th Regiment N. privates wounded, 2 missing, supposed to be killed while skirmishing. 31st Ditto-1 private wounded. W. L. WATSON, Adj. Oen. Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing, of the outlying Picquet of his Majesty's 11th Light Dragoons, and a Foraging Party of the ith Regiment Light Cavalry, ou the 20th and 21st of De . cember, 1825. His Majesty's 1 ith Light Dragoons-1 Lieutenant, 2 privates, 4 . horses, wounded. 4th Light Cavalry.-1 corporal, 2 privates, 4 horses, wounded. Officer wounded—Lieutenant Wymer, slightly. W. L. WATSON, Adj. Gen. Extract of a D;spatch from his Excellency General Lord Comber mere, C.C.!). Commander in Chief, to the Right Hon. Lord Amherst, Governor General, &c. &c. dated Head Quarters, Camp, before Bhurtpoor, 26th December, 1825. I have the honour to acquaint your Lordchip that, since my dispatch of the 23d instant, the works against the town of Bhurtpoor have proceeded as regularly as I could have expected, and with very little opposition from the enemy, civil on the night of the 24th, when the working parties were a good deal annoyed by the enemy's matchlock men. On the morning of the 24th, a battery of eight eigh teen pounders in tront of Kuddum Kundee, and ole of six mortars, which in the course of the day was increased to fifteen in front of Buldeo S ngh's garden, were opened, and esis morning the advanced battery between those positions, as shewn in the skvtch sent to your Lordship, was completed rot ith five eighteen-pounders a-cl five 24. pounders, at a di,tance from the north east angle 'of about two hundred and fifty yards, by meads of which the defences on the east face of the work as far as the large projecting bastion have been in a great measure destroyed. The approach from Buldeo Siagh's garden, towards the north face of the town, will be commenced this night.—l beg to inclose a return at casualties to the 24qh instant, inclusive; I fear that I . shall be for some time deprived of the very efficient services of Captain Smith, of the En:ti .eers, who has trafortunately received a severe contusion Cll t'le left shoulder from a spent shot from a jingal. My endeavours to save the unfortunate women and children have failed. Several Ryots with their families nave however escaped from the town. General Return of Casualties in the Army before Bhurtpoor, from the 23cl to 25th December, 1825, inclusive. 7 privates kilted. 1 . Captain, 1 Ensign, 1 serjeant, 1 havihlar, 5 naiks, 38 privates wounded. Names of Officers wounded. Captain Smith, E n gineers; Ensign °ells, 60th Regiment N. I. W. L WATSON, Adjt.-General. Copy of a Dispatch from his Excellency General Lord Comber. mere, G.C.B. Commander in Chief, to the Right Honourable Lord Amherst, Governor-General, &c. &c. dated Head-quarters: Camp, before Bhuttpoor, =9th Dec. 1825. M LORD—I have the honour to acquaint your Lord ship that the engineers were employed from the night of the :::6:11 inst. (the date of my last di-patch), until the morning of the 28th, in forming the approach to and, constructing a battery bearing on the north.face of the north-east angle of the town at a distance uf about tsroj hundred and fifty yards from the wall., and on tire same afternoon the battery was armed with four eighteen. pounders and eight twenty-four pounders; last night a second para'lel connecting the two advanced batteries was commenced and is now compked. Tue next work intended is to ran a trench to the southward, and construct a hatte; y bearing on the cur tain to the southward of the large nor the, it ba , .t ion. I beg to acquaint your Lordship that, on Ole evening of the 26th, a small party of the enemy's lior_e their escape from the west of • the town; an attempt having been again made by about two hundred horse men on the ',Wit of the they were a tacked by our picqik-ts and neatly all either killed or taken pri soners. I regret to observe that elate Officers were MY LORD—I have the honour to acquaint your Lordship that, since ray dispatch of the nth ult. the engineers hive been employed on the following works : By the morning of the 30th, :In advanced b titer' for two eight inch howitzers wAs i constract.d, co:Drnanding the whole of th e e northern fscPof the not t!! ea-t angle of the town and the ditch in front, with a trenclt connect. ing it with-the•adloncekl planet, likewl..e the grand battery of twelve guns was augmented to sixteen. • By the 31st a battery of ten gun, was con:tructed in front of the battery bz-fore kaddeeni Ku ntfee, contr.:lc:Lai by a trench with the advanced pardLei, and tLe sap was commenced on the counter carp of the ditch on the north face. By the Ist January a new mortar balery was con- structed to the left of the ten pun battery, ai d asimilar one was commenced on the extreme right, the sap on the counterscarp was also extended fifty yards, and from thence the gallery for a mine towards the ditch on the north face was commenced. Since that day these works have been in progress for completion, and I trust, that by to morrow morning, . every thing will be prepared for commencing the in tended lin caches. A battery for four eight inch mart -as is in preparation on the west side of the town, to play on the inner iurt in conceit wi:h the batteries on this It would seem that the enemy are determined to re serve to the last their means of defer le, as our tipe , wintis hitherto have never b :en ma , •ria.ly. interrupted our loss consequently has been extremely small, though I regret to have to report the death of F rst Leatcio.tat Tindal, a promising young Engineer Officer, nlio was killed in the trenches yes•erday. • I have the honour to inclose, fur your Lords!ilp's information, a return of the casualties in the army since the 29th uhf. in elusive.— I have, &c. COMBERMERE. General Return of the Casualties in the Army before Ilhartpoer, from the 29th December 1825. to the lit January 1826, inclusive. Two Europeans, 2 Natives, killed; 2 Europeans, 29 Natives, wounded. Engineers—lieutenant Tindal, killed by a cannon-shot on the night of the Ist of January 1326. W. L. WATSON, Adjutant-General. Copy of Dispatch from his &enemy General Lord Combermere, G. B. Commander in Chief, to the Right Honourable Lord Amherst, Governor General, &c. &c. &c. dated [lead-quatters, Camp, before Bhurtpoor, sth January, 1826. MY Loan-1 have the honour to acquaint your Lord. ship, that, since my dispatch of the 2.1 instant, the artil lery have been actively employed in breaching the cur tains to the right of the north-east bastion, and to the southward of the long-necked bastion en the left of our approaches. The ditches in the front of both curtains have been found dry, and from the ruggedness of the counter scarps, otter less obstacle than I had reason 40 expect ; owing, however, to the extreme toughness of the walls, they have with difficulty been made to yield to our shot, but I trust, that in the course of three r four days at farthest, every thing will be prepared fur our storming the town. The engineers have been employed in di iving the galleries of the mine, extending the sap in front of our left batteries, and in executing the necessary repairs to the batteries, also in constructing a small battery in front of the Jugeena-gate to destroy the de:e.-,ces on our right. I beg to inclose a return of casualties to the sth instant, and have the honour to be, &c. COMBERMERE General Return of Casualties In the Army before Bhurtpoor, under the personal command of his Excellency Lord Cumbermere, from the Ist to the sth January 1826, inclusive. Camp, before Bhurtpoor, sth January 1326. Foot Artillery-1 Staff-serjeant, 1 golundauze, 1 bullock-driver, wounded. Sippers and Miners-1 Lieutenant, 1 Staff-serjeant, killed ; 1 he vildar, 4 privates, wounded. (Name of Officer killed, Lieutenant Tindal). His Majesty's 14th Regiment-1 private killed. 11th Regiment N. 1.-1 Staff-terjeaut wounded. • 21st Regiment N. 1.-2 sepoys wounded. 23d Regiment N. 1.-1 subadar wounded. 32d Regiment N. 1.-1 Staff. serjeant 36th Regiment N. 1.-1 Ca.)tain ( , lightly), 1 sepoy, wounded. (Name of Officer wounded, Captain Godby;. 37th Regiment N. 1.-1 havildae, 6 sepoys, wounded. 63d Regiment N. 1.-1 havildar Ist Nusseere Battalion— t sepoy _ . Total killed-1 Lieutenant, 2 - ;;;:alf-serjtants, 2 privates (Ftiropean acid Native). Woundi.l-1 Captain,2 Rerj rants, 1 subalar, 3 havildars, 14 pri vates (Lui•op;!...ti and N.tt;vc), l bullock-driver. . W. L. W ATSON, A. G. Copy of a Dispatch from his Excellency, General Lord Comber tnere, Conimaiu.'.:•r in Chief, to the Right Ilynotiraliie Lord Ainher , i, ('over:: ,r-Gereral, Ste. Sax. ilattod Head Quar ter., Catop, before l3burtfoo7, 11th January 1826. My Lufass..-1 !Live .:dayed sunie clays addriv.iiig your Lordship, in the live thot.l thoold have been el:. a'ileti to report the result of aa AMIGA un the tcwn MRS. RADCLIFFF.'S ROMANCE. This day was publiihed, it F o n t V()Is. post Bvo. 38x. G ASTON DE BLONDEVILLE ; a Romance -- ST. ALBAN'S ABBEY, a hlatical Tale; with some. Poetical Pi,ces. • By ANNE R DCLIFFE, Author of ". The Romance of the Forest ;" " Mysteries of Lldolpito " Italian," &c. to which is prefixed. a M,lntoir of the Author, with Extracts from her Diary. Published from tb.t Originals, in the possession of William Radcliffe, Faq. Printed for Henry Coiburn,O, New Burlington -street.