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TWISH, al the canclacion of eiery Lottery, i pert .row a pleasisi ditty in thanking his Priesthood the pohlic at Mtge La the trent potions*" sod invariable prefer. i or e shown hits (nos time to time, in the Sale of Lottery Titters mad Soares s and seek *ikons tedgmetsts are we-t ward. culirly dee at the pretest now et. after bovine partielpotedro so great an ettent is the &siert at his TOWS 111144 Country Pieridd. Be I+ Happy (as sato° to *tote shot the Capital 'Nixes. lil br lint to the Lottery just doisl44l, exceed is mo tor ihorc .0141 by say other Oillre-keerter. T. 811111 ha. twain cassiteted with Governateitt for a Lot ter,, to begin Drawing 24th Norbsizza i dim following ars the Scheme sod Particalar. t.— . . SCUBMIL 4 Priers of 493.000 .... ('risk an 4120.000 Mork 9 •• • 5.00 D . Money AM Mosey a .. bid) .. ILsOsy 1.. e . ' 20 1) ..• Mowry .... • • 1.9 1 0 Mossy 10 ' . ILO ... A . 12= 2.. .bo ... ......,,...., le-7r. ; . • . ........ Miry and 9 per Cot. 11 : 10 . 1 . ) . 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IL Ids. boards. 11UPPLIMIENT TO Thrt LONDON GAZETTE 01► P. efuti. 45. • FRIDAY, Aim. 48. 3 tt '.fDIA BOARD, Alm A dispatch has been received et the ilk India. house, from the Governor-Gauen! la Council at . • Ceps tire Leber from`brieyliff-Golomil hu at tw Ste T. fitai.,p,.dotelCansp, mot Ji..ac;-rett 17. tribe Sts,-4 have great eati.laetioo.io informing y• or Eat*Benojr, that 'Carrera litnawi the hodarty.Ctive‘ • gave himself Sip to me so the iltA inst. tteard he was is Vie vicinity, ead mottled . the *Kelsey of Meer Saw Ally to ban; him le, itiakisti geis-ral promise et pordon, sad 'the_ toter* :means of subsist. once; Iteireet*Kbets elites, that he Was compelled vs Rolkar's caseP, on wet eliciarlek that , we Woad itat lust erkb , that Noce whip any kinder. ....e.oemsciated wills them. ,110 tame to Jai ud, -4eeimeiesti there belied hit Douala en tjeonent of Menai bribing pritvietaily reeeiVed the pvotottlioo of Jseetaiirae 111 -Reltow o.t . He was ifs this place whets it ete s acked ett the 19th j eltel he foam) Jibe imiersylefif Is the *ease of si Poor iiiisibitang there be reateined till the stub; of the 30th, when tinted his escape to the hilts, !here he repre. bisnseftte beeiwplliena irooderieg from illiage village ever since ieloorlY alarm of biiink seised: story is in part eiselfirtned ti one of his feet .6 much swelled by:irslhinit (so him ass shuttle( etercise), and by hie eppehviace wheel he eamitin: was et-first mock silstoh-4:, bet hi. Ctlifidesses is gored, aft* he ippeeri disposed to ,gire every . formation in his power, both with respect to past events and to the.ictuel condition and prestos ideate of conCealmesit'of the scattered remnants of his Owts tribe. I ireet your excellency will conaider the ieekindee of this Chief as important, as it is .cslculated c Witlt other events, to 'stork the charactei *t . skti ‘ coseAsti triumph beef. the freebooter, of Idstwilt.-41wrelf &c. 3. fdA LCOLftfipfe/44, Copy of a Daiwa from Lieut.-General Si; e ' tt • the Goveron&Geornal and Commander-in, Chief, Net Tolaelr*, the 911th of Yebruarl MI& . In my dispatch of the 2id inst. I spOl oil Lordship of my having taken possessionofA, itcy post of Sindwah, and of my intention to pui tss to the southward on the following der: u Je acended the Sindwah Ghent without mitleitetien frost the Bheels+, I reached Kurioue ow the 20th itiatest, and moved towards the Ter, et thht place yeiterday; ow the march I received an intimatieti.thatila KgJ der of Talneir bad determined epos resisting the captains of his fort by the British troops, ind• on my arrival before tie place, I fnund to be coitiect i , as he had already cnnimenced a ire irk* fel 'One and a number of Matchlocks from the 'Walls, OA oar advanced parties. On this I direettlil ieennartebertee to bile** bt the Quarter-Master-Gesetal,• bleatAtle;• g„' and the Outer' ast• lloglnotersoitih * iostepati k rot light infantry, the deep ravines round the O 044. venting its accessibility on the:service's/I Otrittihttle" *clefts; I sent at 'the saute Bine; a• !eta+ tiolol[ll. budge, warning him of the cohtellienceilwlWl *AM emote from his rebellion, if peretiord in • ta i 1. calved no answer, but 1 ifterwafils Nardi& that it hid been delivered to him. The reconnoisance being etimpteted, - 1 (Briefed tied 10 sir-pounders (Including the horse-artillery pens), and two five and a half-inch howittari, with' smite 12 pound rockets to be brought into ia nd to knock off, in as great a degree as such limpid means would admit of, the deletion of the gateway. These opened with admirable effect about eleven o'clock from the heights on which the Petits is si tuated, from about 100 to 300 yards distant treat the walls, the enemy keeping up an occasional fire from his guns, and a sharp one from hit matchlocks, by which several casualties occort#d. A second reconnoissuce having been 'snide by lAeutenant.Colonel Blacker, who advanCed to the miter gate for the purpose, I determined opio storm. Ong it, in the hope that at all events* lodgment might be made within ; two siz-poundevs were accordiogly brought, under cover, close to the gateway, and the lank companies of his Majesty's Royal Scots pod Madras European regiment, under Major (;or den, of the former corps, supported by the rifle bat. lotion, the 3d light infantry, and the pirquete, under Major Knowles, were brought from amp fur Ibis this purpose. Meantime the Killedar, alarmed at these prepare.. *inns, and at the effect of the batteries, sent to so.. licit terms. He was desired to open his gates, and to surrender himself' and his garrison uncooditintially, which he promised to de; some delay. however, taking place, and the day beginning to decline, the guns and Europeans were brought up to the first gate, which-was, however, entered by the Eilinpealis at the side by single file, without requiring to be blown Alen ; (he nest gate was found open, and at the third - the Killedar came out by the wicket, with a number of banyans (Gentoo servants), whom he had on the previous evening forced into the fort from the pettsh„ sod surrendered himself to the Adjutant-Gen. Lieut.. Col. Conway. The party advanced through another .gate, and found the fifth, which led into the body 'Athos Slice, shut, and the Arabs within still insisting upon terms. After some delay the wicket of this gate was opened from within, and Lieut.-Colonel Macgregor Mousy and Major Gordon entered by it with two or three Officers, and. ten or twelve grenadiers of the Royal Scots, who were leading. I lamest to state to your Lordship, that this gallant baud was imme diately attacked by the treacheries Arabs within, before adeqoate aid coold be given from the wicket; le a moment they were fired upon and struck down with spears and arrows. The intrepid Major Gordon and Capt. Macgregor resigned their invaluable lives at this spot, and Lieut.-Colonel Murray was wowed. ed in several places with daggers before he had litni to draw his sword to defend himself. I base no BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, Queen. street. Chaspside, Lamle& lIMPE‘ ETR A BLE AND ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINTS. Invisible Gwen. per Cwt. bib. Illatkper Cwt. Ob. elm ditto . . 764. • White . . • 4111 Dries Olive ditto . 114 s. Yellow ID 'rk 'Red . . 301. Mote and Lead Colours 4111. Br igbt Red . Ms. Stone . • 58.. Chwoolate . 4116 /*ten aired Qil to thin them for use 64. per gallon. 1 'Relined Coal Tar !Inmost% per Cwt,—Common Ills. Vett W hire ILead,per Cwt. M. Turpentine per Gallon lis. heated dies do. O. Linseed Oil, per Delia 4s. 9d. LAMP OILS. Per Galina. Per Gallon. Gessine Spe'rsi Oil Sr. Oik Refined Oil for Patent 43mrd Bilellint do. 1s Od. Lamps 5 , . Od. rale-Oval Oil lis. W. Pale Whale Oil Ss. 6d. Common Ditto Ss. Sd. "The Impenetrable Palate are suited to all oat-door work, -where* harwlfseme appearinee and great darehility are required. The Coal 1 Palms. garsimaliety she iloAnod. mall e..... 00 00 woad fro many year., however mach exposed to We erects of the VA rather, and is a certain cure for Vermin and Dry Rot t it gives a covering nearly equal in aptearmsee to the best Paints. The White Least, Turpentine. Linseed Oil, and rithiene. Cohan*, rim of the hest qualities. The Lamp Oils are wit •rarded &ermine, sad from the rammer lir which they have bees wactllell. will be rutted raper' or to those generally sold. GEORGE V PTON and Co. Merchants and the Trade supplied on advaistagenic. term. & No quantity le•6 than 141 b;. of the lit peoelrable ?shalt and 1 Cwt. of Coal Tar, mid. WE are 'mitered to direct the attention or pet. seas /Alerted with isseserd or bodily decay. nervous de stiny, inward wasting., lam of appetite, Indigestion, deprosslon aspirin. trembling or shaklitg of the irods.scarbetie nod every other kind. of eraptino, mamas, ulcerated throats, seminal weakness, pain. bribe limbs mad joints, consumptive Mb*. mad all co ns t itutional complaints. immediately to make trial of the extrema:. d CORDIAL BALM OF RA Atil4l, or Noture's Infallible Restorative, as reputed and sold, wholesale and irehnl. by C. J. Jor.*.an, N. 1)., of the FM London Medical' Estaiblishenent, 7, Cesanowstreet Road, Ss. (kerne', in the Ernst, Loadion. I:t is universally ackanwledged to be the maim Slifeentsle :sod pooetful restorative In all the above cum /A.4os riper discovered * it thins the blood, eases the .04 violent pains is the bead mod stomach. and promotes gentle perspiration.—lt is utterly imvssible fir lament to express. or eloquence to extol. safficiestly the value rs: tbh wonderful and incomparable Medicine its restoring health to the tolilicied, and giving Moue to the agedi thousands May. Are.. re,t..rea to perfect health, after having been se re. dared by different diseases, as to have been despaired of, act only by their fanatic-, hat a!so by their professional attendants. II .Id, ts) appointmeat of the Proprietor, in bottles lls. each, or two 414'14+60e! in me, Or. each; or four quantities is our family bottle, for 335., duty included, by which one Its. bottle is *•v,..1. This inestimable Medicine will keep in ail climates. and may be had of Waylay and Sons. Fleet-market • Vedic, 46. Conibilt; ii. J. 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Nervous, and Female Cam• plaints, price 4s. Grl. per boy, wills ample directions, sealed with black was. The Red Pill is Justly esteemed for {is agree able rod certain operation, by whi. h it effectually rentOves all iasaction or obstructi of the stomach and bowels, wteiber Stasi. g from bile. indigestion, flatulency, or cold ; sickness al h, bend-itch, Etc. by dislodging acrid bile or other crudities retained in the intestinal canal. It is at all times tale; and bas been given with singular good erect during prettstarcv• To versons of biliniss habits, arid •hose of sedentary lists, who are bottled to pains mod retentions - , bead-orbs, lattgour. had gittditst" , s, or a sense of wed r.nriss or oppression, this !Medicine Is eminently calculitted, being composed of the most insiectsni ingredients. aid requiring neither confinement nor restraint of diet; tor which it has nialotao v.l fur many years. the highest put lic repUtalioo that was ever acquired by any Medicine whatever. 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De."Eady will not presume to pledge infalli bility in every decription of cure, but as far as human aid, as sisted by medical Sad sorgicallkill cam be applied. he prtunises a certain. speedy, and permanent restorattuo; having made every species of Syphilitic affection, and its various 10110 of dis • the primary objects of his pubfessinnal studies. and being flattered by Ilse transcendent surrem which has accompanied his mode of treatment during the coon- of a long and laborious practice, she is enabled to offer, wit n the fullest confidence. pre tensions at once the moss lii.peful and encouraging. lataimerable bundlers tan be adduced ilustratire of the superiority of Dr. Bady's system, which has beets fount to prevail. even where eminent talent, retained by public irotitutions, has been la effectual. lo.addition to those consolatory advances, Dr. End, will be found equally firm, ate in reviving the slumbering and debilitated energies of the human eon.lilunon. %loch embitter, and if not timely arrested. frequently render nugatory the very principal of existence. Flllllll this desolating issue of inanity and sterility. by re-animating the frame nod affording tone and elasticity so the relaxed organs, Dr. E sdy is happy to convey the moil cheering and spie.itire assurances' that the sufferers or o a th w aft may he reward; a steady perseverance is the means dictated bring only required.— Ds. Ealy iv con-olted daily. at 46. confer of Deals-street. S lig, by patients of bog bit ves.—tomnry letters meet respsktfal attention by return of second, poet, • • consequence, We have the honour to intimate, for the informs. lion of your Honourable Committee, that we have just received accounts of the surrender of the fort of Wastiota*, to the force ender Brigadier. Gen. Pritaler, and we have the pleastrtitt add that the two British Officers, Lieutenants Hunter and Morrison, hare b•en at length released from the hands of the enema, having been detained in confinement in that fort. The forts t of Seedghor and Bhugwanghor, in Aft province of Seine, have also been 'edited by the force under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Imlank, C. B. [Here follows a Dispatch from Sir Tanislop, dated the 2341 of January, inclosing a Report from General Munro, of an affair with Can Row Gok lah, on the 2341 of December, of which we have already Warted an amain from the Bombay Papers.] A Dispatch from this same General, dated the 28th of January, contains a Report from Sir W. G. Keir, stating the particulars or a successful attack on the depot of the Pinda►ry Chiefs at Mondapee, in which 100 of their followers were destroyed, without any ] loss on our side; also a Report from Major Newel,' stating the surrender of Mama on the Ist of Jean• ary, with its garrison of 450 men. A Dispatch from the same General, dated the 31st of January, endows a Report from Lieufenant•Cn. local Heath, stating, that on the evening of the 25th, he attacked 1500 Pindarrees, encamped at Konoode, I Cheetoo, Ranjon, Bcc., but that most of them escaped by dispersing in small bodies, leaving in the hands of the British two elephanks, 110 camels, oboist 130 horses of all descriptions, and other property. On our side only two sepoys were slightly wounded. On the part of the enemy three were killed, and a great Dumber of them were carried off wounded. This Dispatch also encloses a Report from Gen. Pritzler, of a skirmish with the Peishwa's cavalry on the 17th of January, in which they were driven off with the loss of 100 men end 100 horses. The loss on our side was one man of the 7th Light Cavalry wounded, one horse of the 22d, and one of the 7th Cavalry missing. 4110111 Extract of a Lotter trans Brigadier-General Sir J. Malcolm, K.C.B. and K.1..4. to Lieatecnni-Grocrel Sir T. His:op. Gononnader-ia.t hutf, dated Comp, at - Ninsbeltara, the Ibtit of Echru.lry, ISIS. The expectation I entertained from the first, that Jeswunt Row Bhow would surrender, As not been disappointed. That Chief yesterday came into my camp. and gave himself up, avowing that he did so unconditionally, in the hope that his voluntary sub mission would recommend him to the forgiveness end liberal consideration of his Sovereign, .Dowlet Row Scindiah, and the British Government. I demanded from Jeewunt Row Show, the moment he arrived in camp, orders for the delivery to the British Government of the forts of Dealibur and Cu multiere. By a letter I have received from General Maio, who is advancing into Newer, the former had surrendered previous to the arrival of orders, hat that for the evacuation of .Cumulnere will be in time, and may, I hope, prevent the necessity of an attack spew-that fortress. The whole of this part of Mewar has been for some time sulject to the depredations of Duleel Khan, who, residing at this place, which is a jag. beer of the family of Ameer Khan, has for eight years past laid the neighbouring country ender con tribution. Ti this Chief, who had on the represen tation of Capt. Caulfield separated his interests from those of Jeswunt Row Slew, a few days before the latter was attacked--- {the perticelars of this en. gagement have not been -officially received)—l sent a message, with an offer of service for him and his followers; and at the same time plainly informed him, that if he did not accept it, be must disband all his followers and leave the country. otherwise he should be treated as a freebooter. Ile first sent a party of horse, and afterwards came himself into my camp, and accepted the offer I made him of ser vice. Both men and horses are of an excellent de scription. They wit! be useful recruits to the Poona!) ausiliary horse, and taking them into pay has al ready bad the effect of giving confidence to the in habitants of this quarter, who are returning to vil lages which, owing to these and other lawless free booters (in the employ of Jeswunt Row Dhow), have been deserted for years. • A strong flirt situated is the soothers part of the Pelshwa's dominions ; its position Is wel precisely knows. but it is sup posed t.i be abort 20 or $i miles south of Sattorso. t &toted in At Omaha. Coats% lest Malwaa. i - rove; 1 1 1 - MM.DICAL WORKS. . B omb. dated the 11th of April, 1818, of dis. to i es , Just pablisissol. Ily GSA Say, St. Tbstamos.soreet, Southwest*, patch and of Its enclosares, the following are attracts * el m A N E - on the firwroms, .Canses, sod and espies:— . •reee 4 ... A. Treatromt ICINYNESIO UTERI, grub a History of The Governor's dispatch enumerates the Martel jetty( r Ise micsooped eadqialloo of dots into flutist the clicorric Stogy- enclosems, and after alleding to certain letters from mein ru d - Ir. NEW NHA M. Esq. Runt m Sir J. Malcolm to Mr. Secretary Adams, stating lkst. :Imam ours. MA P. - • Ploses, 7.. li.wwdb. Cheetoo and !Unjust had &livered tiionmehros op to moo ei 4JU iata4Bolll FOR Eittlldlormithe. Nabob of Bhopal, prorembliti /allow, t—. - *mien .2. ..4..i......'5umC Nab.. IL D. p :48 01, 10 le lee G. eperßi We had hoped from this last comenshication to where r atv l • barn. S. rood Edition, meek improved, 9.. have had the satisfaction of congratulating yore Ho. he ells GENERAL SYSTEM of TOXICOLOGY ; or, A nourable Committee on the complete subjegatieu of mete i 4 Ti#lol%e 4111 Automat. Wand, mai Yeoutole P..lsorts, e.nsi- all the Pinderry Chieftains, but we are sorry to ob. to Tin a dered 0., so Users Made; wish Plivtioioay, Potioattogy. sod Nee serve , that by • letter teethed by our Chief SPCM. This dirt Juriproderce. By N P. Orfila, N. D. - Teare.lated . wary from Sir John Malcolm, of a date subsequent to b e i ng fr. that I.seocis, $ web. Seemed Editioo, corrected, IL 10s. Wards. his official dispatch, he had since heard that Clitiftoo 'Cecil THE ATOMY of the HUMAN EAR, illustrated by and itanjun had made off, and gone towards their He atJkr .f to•ravirogsof toe Natoral Sore, wash a Trestitse 00 she Diseases of that Organ. Ae. Ac. By Ilse late J. C. soot,. old haunts on the Nerbudda, and that his troops had rysto f , derv. Sertwol F:dissoo. Ss. h.rords proceeded to the southward in consequence. formai ___......_ _.. RUM of AMID 4.:A L ^xi FOR FJP4Blf s = I k e % hob atitealstiklive‘raiiih's.od-- Compiat a erg Nile. M. D. 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