The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-17 00:00:00

• _ • I x • s• - . •NP Ef.r r '{. ' ••• • • . ••`‘ • .61•••••• iht;ro4 ii3 cl- tAftlivieltla.,TA • No. 3049. .444 NOVEMBER 17, 180. •._ . ~'~ PRICE U. TiIIiATRP. ROYAL. DRURY.LANIC + l 7 I S present EVENING, Nov. 17, their Majesties Rervunt. will perform TrIF, WILL. Albin* M.in 4 eville. Mrs. Mardye. I` , . which will he ridded. f o e the 21 s , ••••• n New Proee, celled WHO'S WHO? Or, THP. IMUBLE IMPOSTUICE. T..merinne: Wiiazet, Mr. Kean. Tori.das. The Country Girl. The I) v.r. In he opened at half past five n'cl , Tk. In he ft, •y• belt '.9nIPI !Is. it.; Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit, :is. : Seennd V 4. Loiter Gallen.. ils. f Secood Price, I..—Upprr 6111• r", Is s gerund Price. 6d. LIBERTY OF' THE PRESS. " TA* Carte for erhfcts ii.eeeries• fell eft the field, and Svatter died on tee SC4IO id " Crown avid Anchor Tavern, Strand, Augnm A T a ME.ETING of the FRIENDS of the 1 - 1.. !ABER f the PR ESS. held this dav, " to take into inn.iderition the hest means nttOrding pecuniary relief to Mr. I). LOVELL, Proprirt..ref Ilse ST ITC. 'A A!V New for the heavy !owes, and beveie .iitferin t , , which II ha: incurred in firmh optioning, for a ieries nt year;, the invaluable Li berty of the Preis, Mr. JOHN PICKARD, in the Chair. Thnfi. Lee, Bolton 010 A Frietia to the Li. berg aftlte Ptess.do. 010 Jahn tfaz.htm. ditto 0 It) A Friend to Catholic Etnanripalnm,ditto 5,6 d. Other F. tectl. of Free Enquiry, anti Rea ders .1 the State— smut, ditto 6cl. Thos. Dubuc, BoItort• le-MebOrs .X 5 0 Roby. Taylor, M. D. ditto 2 9 Jame. Donn, 'inn I 0 Win. lion t.er, ditto 1 0 Moro WON: than (Or ton .to, ditt.r 1 0 Jomett lia-elden, ditto 1 0 Jae. Morris, Breight met. no:,r ditto 1 0 John He, wood, BA ton-le-Moors _ _ R. h utt:111, Mere-hill, I John Burnett. E-q. near ditto 1 0 Woodend Collage, I Ellin Vases, Bolton- near Arbroath .C 2 le-Moors 1 0 Mr. H. J. it,iirt-on '2 0 Robert H•ywc)..41.64t0 1 0 Hare rt.este , eti.i, Litt. it) 0 I,4ltert vof the Pressp I Mr. Cborirs 94y 1 0 J. Brettell 1 0 FirstSubscriptioo from Southworth, I n• few Florists of 11.1ton-IrtAtiors 1 0 Freedom in M:in-. Asa Frirrol of Free I Chester, by Mr. Diccus-ioti, P. o:tron 1 0 Jack-oil An ()II lithobinnt of • A few trietill4 ni Cn- Itolra.r 1 0I vent ry ,by Mr.tirecu 1 0 Tho... Cullen, dirt. 0 10 Subscript...as received by Samuel Brook+, - Esq. Shand; Mr. Ri44wity. RookAlrr. Piccadilly; Mr. We.t, New Litos.well en 11, Owes-greet ; Mr. A. tiollowa%, 1101boro; Mr. limn, Salisbury square, Fleet-street ; Mr. North. Flirt-street ; at the Btr 01 the Crow'. and Anchor Tatv,rn. !Wood ; the °thee o f t h e • s A N Neup.paper; and by the Secietury, 45, Lam-street, Southwark. To the Adjutant-General, !lead-quarters, Fu t)gt ur. Almon+, April 25, IBM Sin,—T have the honour to acquaint you, for the information of his Excellency the Commander in Chief, that I advanced at one I'. M. with the lit bat. tation 4th regiment, i and flank battalion, towards the enemy's principal stockade, upon Oh north end of the Sittolee-ridge. It was my intention to have este. blished the heavy mortars in battery within six or eight hundred yards of that work, and I had taken up the ground for that purpose, when fitt..?!.4 that our troiso swere confident, and the enemy dia. 1 ordered .their two stone breast-works to be carried by assault—a service cheerfully per.. formed by the Ist battalion, 4th, gallantly led by Captain * Faithful. The irregular infantry, under Lieutenant.Colneel Gardner's personal command, advanced by it ridge parallel to our's, and animated by the gallantry of the Ast.battalion, 4th regiment, they diverged to the right when near the summit. They very easily pus. sessed themselves of the remaining breast-works upon the Sittolee ridge. NVlsilst this was passing, fifty men of the 4th pos. sessed themselves of a small breast-work un the left. Resolved, That it appears to this Meetine, that Mr. n. Lowell, the Pm-, pri. tor and l'idalisher of the Se slits st tt, emi.ent ns an in4e pensie:,t Joni .al in the nurse nt C vii aunt Freed.on. hei, .11-titiiied an insprisanspent of IF ..or Years mid as Half in the fin,.) of Newg:ite. for whs.( 'lab,' been deemed three io-pnrste.. Li'eas, laid whieh have been wowed tont only to have hers' - t lfenst-nall.s lihelinus on his pan, hot in sane of the three cusses the iik.ertino was during his confinement, aid entirely without knovi ledge. That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that it is an indispen sible duty on ea. p kit of 0.. Advocate, of the Liherts of the Pre-it in indrmnif, Ar. Lovell far she to-.e, be has incurred in trnint •itaing his :send% and naffs.% chic paltisstism, And for his insuestrieri and fi its issuer:lion of she Caniviiintion,sl Rights of the res,ple during the whole period of the publication of that • isairstal. 1 0 1 11 R 4TRE-IfilfAL; COYRNT GARORN. if 1 S *sent EVENING, Now. 17, will to. MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. Cnattay g Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Renaud. To whirls will be ii.t.ded. THE FORr.ST OF BONDY; Or. THE DOG OF MONTAROIS. 200 Batorday, Perry. Ste•ond Price Si. Sa. 61. Sernnd Pare, 4'.—Loxe► Gallery, Is. I Second Price, lo.—Upper Go er , . $ Seennd Prier. td l'lnee: for the Roves to be taken t.l Mr. Brandon, nt the 11,1%-.,!fire, Gritt-street, from ten till four. Hot mii% he had nachily, on application t., Mr. ~t the Bat-face. _ That these exerting: of Mr. Lovell in the c.m.e of Liberty, T,uih, mid Justice, indepecdent nt hi. P titre r a nd bores, en title him to the marked ;Mea a n d support ..1 the public, mid that 1;64 MeetinChrcorliigls feel great pit-moire in pro m lisle, and recommending the Subscription nirendy commenced in big behalf. _ . _ That ut no epoch of tte civilized world hit the independent exercise of the Liberty Of the Frei protui , cd to confer so much benefit urn Society as at the present period; it it. therefore, highly iactotthent on those ho reycie that (Mint% to manifest rat and ready imp port in behalf of es..ry man who has and now hereafter tosser, thnt nut etpantial bulwark of the i,,de pendent* and fruedion of tnimk ind. That SEIM Gentlemen be appointed by this Steeling to net as a Conetnitee, to cart . ) tutu enect the objects of the foregoing Resolutions. JOHN PICKARD, Chairman. J. A. JUCK I.S, jun. Secretary. The Ist battalion 4th regiment was halt7d on the ridge until Rib flank battalion came up ; I then or. dered Captain Ley's to advance upon the retreating enemy, and finding five roads, the troops pursued them by each of them, until they possessed them. selves of one stockade leading to Kulmuttea, a small stone fortification, and the flajah's palace. We have thus cut oil all retreat to Kulrouttea, and perfectly divided the enemy's force, which must fall, as soon as our small mortars and siz pounders come up. Lieut. Wright and Capt. Faithful led their met► into the embrazure of the breastwork, in doiurg which, I regret terry, the former was dangerously wounded. I saw Captain Faithful imMediately cut the Goorkha down. The only'other Officer of that corps, or any other of whom I have received any reports as yet, of bay. ing been wounded, is Lieutenant Purvis, a very gallant Officer, who led the advance in a st) le that will ever do him honour. I suppose about forty men may be killed and wounded. SUPPLEMENT TO TEM LONDON GAZETTE OP TUESDAY, NOT. le . ' THURSDAY, Nov. 16, 1815. MRS. AGNES LANCASI ER'S ROMANCE. This tins is publisSed. In Four V. Is loon p►ice 225. T HE ABBESStV,V.ALTIERA.- P. iuted fn- A. K. Newtann and Co. Leoili.nhall-strew. The 6411 , ..w int will appear this Winter: The ORPHAN OF TINTKICN ABBEY. By Boykin F. 7,4 l e:sheds Souk. 14 , DAYS OF HAROLDE. A Metrical Tide. By Iglus P.R.eft. cif Lim i ow, the Rose of Roby. An Historical Romance. 'Mu! rditinn; 4 viola. \ Al. EVENTS; or. the Antipodes In Romance.— $y Ow A .• or of 6 ` Tho Sortier mod S.aitoi• Roy e' 4 Tots. 110‘BAND HUNTERS!!! 14, Inc Author of ' 4 Moo- Writhe; or, I , :e Peer of Sonlon•l;" 4 vol.. CHRONICL!..S 01? AN 11.1.118iT10U9 lIDUSI'; or. tb- Peer, the Lawyer, nil the Hunchback. By Alin of Swan sea ; 5 rids. lndia Board, Whitehall, Nov. 14. A dispatch, dated Futtygliur, Ist of June, 1815, has been received at the East India-House from Gen. the Earl of Moira, K. G. Governor-Genera and Commander-in-Chief of the Bath!' territories in India; together with the following inclosures : To Lieut. Webb, Actiir Rinjor of Brigade. Camp, 'war April Y 3, 1815. Sin,—l have the plea:ure of acquainting you, for the information of Colonel Nicol's, that the detach. meat he did me the honour of placiog under my command last night, came up with the force under the Goorkali Chief Llustee Duhll, and after a sharp action, and pursuit over several hills, completely de feated and dispersed them. Nothing could exceed the gallantry of our Officers and soldiers ; all were anxious to close with the ene my, and actually drove them over the brink of a precipice. I am sorry to say, we had two or three killed, and 1.3 or 1 tieweedArt; epertiurriee morn- shall be sent as soon as collected. (Signed) Ilteolved Iroanimooslc. That the thanks of the Meeting tse given to the Chnirman for conducting impartially the proceedings of this evening sUrtScrtIrTIONI RECEIVED: 500 3 li 1 1 MADAME COTTIN'S ;MATILDA. • This day was sothihtlird, The Third F.dilinti, Vol.. yr ire We. MA R T A I e L tN D t an t (! ro lVl ,l Al e it .EK AD il I LL, the SA . B.; :MADAM COTTI‘. (With the Life of tlw Author, by SI. U. Boileau.) Ihitth-r of " Elia...will; or. the F.xdr of Sib er i a ;" .• vitiar " Clan. d'Albr ;" " Amelia Slosthdield," Printed for A. K. Newmsn thtd Leadenhn:l-pwet. .a...alitioatHany L". VI RUN tz or. the Orplosn .1 the Castle. B) Char -101; , ihiath. Filth Mai )))) s 4 vols. 245. t LI! I.l.Mti•N OF TUSK ABBEY. By M. IL wile. St- Nr..l* i';!:tion I 4 vol. 41s. Ilt'st7AN AND PEGGY. By Mo. flame. ; 3 will , . CO M,l Ku. By Dr. Jobs. Were. Second Edition; 4 5 5 5 0 2 0 10 0 [Encomiums on the Officers and troops follow.] J. 1111COLLS, ~_ _.~ 1 4 Almora, April 23, 1815. had the honour, yesterday evening, to apprise you, by express, for the information of his Excellency the Commander.in-Chief, that the troops had carried the breast-works on the Sitiolee ridge, and pushed their success so far as to occupy about one-third of the town, and three important positions upon the line between Kulmutlea and Lalmundy. These advantages were quietly retained till eleven, P. M. at which hour our northern post, under Lieut. Cosly, of the Ist battalion 4th regiment, was carried by overpowering numbers. Lieut. Brown and Lieut. Winfield, of the tlatik battalion, were instantly de tached with one hundred men to the assistance of the party, and Lieut.. Colonel Gardner, who happened to be with me at the moment, instantly led one of the gholes to the spot. By the zoal, judgment, and gallantry of these Officers and troops, this invaluable position was recovered and retained. The Goorkhas charged our troops two or three times, but were al ways repulsed. The loss on both sides was consi derable. I have the honour to he, &c. (Signed) R. PATTON, M. jor, commanding Detachment. Second Copy of LePen and incloutres florn the Artjulant.Gcneral to the Secretory to Covet 11110.111. !2• , . el :Snit GIRL. AND H F.R BENEFACTORS. By ilr lli•wirt. Third Edition ; 5 vols. 275. ewl. I.Til I LINDE; or, the Became of the Lake. lb Charlotte Nadia. New I.slition; 5 vols. 25.. Juba Adum, Esq. Secretary to Goveruaiem.—Secret Depart- incr.t. Futi‘ghur, April s'o. 1815. 5 0 1 0 10 0 Jno nalsl; , lteti, price Is. MCAL ADMONITIONS to MARRIED PEOPLE..and te ill se who intendin river into the Al-sated !Pate. with Ottserv:uuous on the Phtsieul 17fferis of th Pa•gionq. the neres.ity and netvantnins nt t:-eir due Rev'at m•,. noel the &lager of evens. 1.• • hick are added, the most reertall niearn of relieving rlio.etring symptoms induced by the tati.elutuity of Vagh, &c. J . Br M. V ENEL, 11. D. • The Tnird Who serer fuss, ■e banquet e'er enjoys ; Who meter tolls or wniches„ sever Orel. Let notary rest; nod when the taste of joy Oiolllll keen, indulge; too shun AnmsTortur:. Pitionkhed Mm the sibthnr. and sold by Shcrwmt;l::...:,•;;. nrd Jo.t. Sq. 2t). l'atoon. , ster-row ; (keen. ft9it, OxiarJ•rtreet. if 41 MAti•ktplafe% a 1 1 ,) Oh whet lionlmdler!.. PiIEMI.AIf. AROFESSOIt littltON z of Prits sin, being now the role pre.sep4or of I. to :itel S, rim; Itomedy, is INT% to tier it to toe 14r0i.:. ts, • op wed iu :.11 derangements 4of the d i:t in. tire or-. so.. of the or the bladder. and of toe k oicirs ; after ;sec Islt';teniet.t. wee:t Ocktwtt. ti rtfectually removes pin or tvra4ner. , or e_ al.tri , ier 10..,...crct by sorb :!era.o:•••orro. ; iorontittend t ttritiw, •tcrility. tea rimplev. and tbsor emu.. Orra;sly pei.etratt%e, actrvely • t lopatisetie, isitengely cm the el, tr„ontinary tout r v.p...rtie4 of ;.M1,411. o r The Re0..01% ; it: tr ar.eadeso :41.11 perm. in restoring and Oa ; it. oomlior otIoc• ti r kaiatiple— all resider It bovereign. V and lalgiAU rt. p •;11 :meads it, ttnr danvr, r.nr rnnfiurnu•nt. Nor ~:tt Ode fr. It ',per 'leas !f it %Lib a Cleal ......... f.' 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He of sth.ly Lunt retie:writ to the important tub• 1.. to Ite lent most tie rut Intn Iwo pnrl... 1)n first pout brine ao k.e.nieriged by p s;, the 'f loe fern ;ailed ; toot 4 , 11111 C Ferri pt of the !•eetoul lor the tote re. to the ease tun) be, CI he hi ted hi the rehsrninz peo:4s and imoentatton, Phenitth, or The Itemetiv, pll3.le—tbe oust importuut, pea ankyr, of the The Baron mn' ever% Nleottrfi t y by ell,„101k. IS rive P. hitrvoled n life Jeri. Fnrh Etnnk-not. tae receipt of site "in ' t I" .hinlid I ?Ono Ow p urkrs Pahrlllllll V I ramrod Like sorreos% s elb as Io 14irce. Varr.Whittneutl, Esq. M. I'. £lOO 0 Sir Gilhert Heath. rate, Bart. M. P. 50 0 T. W. C. Esq. M.P. 50 0 Sir F. Burdett, Bart. M. P. J. B. Month. Eitc. Coley Park, Reading 20 0 Y.!.. 40 0 Mr. Alderm:w Wood 20 0 Earl St Amite 10 0 Eder. Au,•iu, EN. 20 0 J.Pecry, Esq. Chr.inlele 10 0 Mr. Fortitude 10 0 A. B. • 1 Mews. 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Blackburn Mr. Benjamin Flt.wer 5 5 5 0 10 0 5 5 . 2 2 1 1 V 0 10 0 5 0 1 0 Friends to thr Lihert v of the Pre... North. wolf, rland A rin4, Clerk. nwell-xret-... 3 13 The Youthful Friends of Freedook in •Le &troves of Letm 99 - R 10 41 0 4 2 1 0 5 0 . _ Stn,—By Ike Commander in Chief's desire, 1 yes terday had the honour fo transmit to you Colonel Nicolls' dispatch of the 23d instant, announcing the complete defeat of Hustee Dhull Chowtra. 1 have now, by Isis Excellency's command, the satisfaction to forward, in order to he laid before the Bight Hon. the Governor-General, the inclosed copies of dis patches from Col. Nicolic, dated the 21111 and 25th instant, reporting the death of Iltottee Dhutl Chow tra, who fell mortally wounded in the engagement with Major Patton's detechment ; the subsequent cap ture, by storm, of the enemy's st bikade4 posisitions in front of Almora, and the occupation of that capi tal by the British arms. l'he decisive and brilliant successes obtained by the detachment ander Col. Nicolls, a re considered by the Commander in Chief to be moat honourable to our arms, while they promise, in their consequences, to be attended with the most beneficial influence on the general success of the war. (Signed) G. 11. FAGAN, Atot.lnt•lko. Camp before Almara, A pi 11 21, 181.1 Sin,—l had last night the honour to transmit a copy of a letter from Major Patton, commanding the detachment which I ordeied.to march on the night of ' the 22i1, against Ilustee Dhull Chowtra. With the sincerest sati►faction I have the honour ! to transmit, for the information of his Excellenvy the Commanderju Chief, 01 subsequent report from Ma jOT Patittft, 1114 to add, that the rout and dispersion of that Chief's selected force is fully confirmed.— Some have returned to Almora, but by no means the whole force, if we can credit reports. With senti ments of regret for the death of a gallant Chief, mixed with those of joy for the removal of an active and.vigilant enemy, I have to announce the death of Huatee Dhull Chow tra, uncle to the reiping Rajah of Nepaul ; he was shot through the temple, and died upon the road to Almora. A Sirdnr, named Jeyrnokah, has also been brought into Almora, dangerously wounded through the body. I hope to open the eight.ineh mo r tars up on sit. tolee to-morrow, and wider the prevailing alarm and dejection, I dare say the apprehension of these for. midable engines will induce the enemy to an early evacuation of that post. Belton of Killed and Wounded of a d..tatchment un ler Major B. Patton, in action with the esmui . h Aptti 2J, ISIS. ui.un. Detachment Flank fall.-1 -epov. Detachment 2d Batt. fith Natke Itee.--I fepov. wourinao. Detachment Flank 1..n..01, I havihlnr, 7 .eprtyv. wi..ctiment 2 , 1 Mitt. hf h Nat.‘e Re..—t hay ..e. ...pays. sepop 1.411 , d ; I Fwnißn, '2 issivild.trv„ 22 m pop wouutled. Nnnie of Officer wounded. Dank Hatt.— I,Feiva 111..ir, • verely ani 41:11.2erevthir. Five of the ['hove woulidel crs.i are repos 41.11 in lie • I eme. ly dangermk. (Signcd) 1:011ERT PATTOV. Yhjor, commanding Uctaroiuent, Though [ believe there was not any previous con. cart, the very sharp firing upon the hill encouraged the gartison of the fort to make a sortie ; they came up to the wall of our advanced post, about six feet high or more, and threw stones over it. One Goorkha had the temerity, to mount the wall, front which he instantly WI dead. Throughout the night an incessant skirtnisliiiig prevailed, occasioning, many casualties. Amongst ()awes, Lieut. Tapley, of the `27th native infantry, recei►edl a mortal hound. The small mortals opened about six P. 31. and one of the large ones at twelve .. l feel much indebted to Lieutenants Bell and Witsou, for their activity its laying and bringing these mortars into use sit soon. This morning the advanced.post in town was posh. ed to within 70 yards of the fort of Almora, and re. mains established there. Lieut. Bell having thrown several B.iuch shells into the fort, the garrison was ' compelled to remain concealed, and the Goorkhas and Kussias having quitted it in great numbers, it was too easily considered by our advanced parties to have been evacuated. They proceeded up the street which bounds it on the east side, in order to get to the door by which so many had quitted it. The gar rison suddenly showed themselves, and a hot tire rendered it necessary to retreat, which was accord iogly done, hut with a good countenance. At nine A. M. a flag of truce brought me a letter from the Chountra Bum Salt, and another ft urn Capt. Hearsay, written with that Chief's concurrence, te. questing that a suspension of arms might be mut oa ly agreed to, in view to the termination of hr.stilitie; iti this province, on the basis of terms rai le d t:, t; te Chountra several weeks ago by the honourable Cardner. With the concurrence of Mr. Gardner, this sus. pension has been agreed to, and Lieut.-Col. Gardner will meet the Chountra and the three principsl Sirdars, now serving, as spoons one of them, Chumoo Bundaree, can be brought in from one of their out posts. The result I shall report to you this evening, for his Excellency's information.—l bate, &r. (Sigurd) J. hilt (lOUS, Cul °el. To she Adjutant-neneral. head-quftriers ' Fattvrlotr. Ake..rit. April. IBIS. - . . SJ have the honour to transmit herewith a :eon' of officers ) eon-commissioned officers, aitri s:. .` 0 1 1