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Co. with Five Plates, price 11. 18s. boards, RECOLLEC'rIONS OF A CLASSICAL TOUR through various parts of GREECE. TUR KEY, and ITALY, made in the Years 1819 nod 1819. By PETER EDMUND LAURENT. Illustrated with coloured Plater. Printed fur a and W. B. IYhittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. IGYIYI'IAN TOW B .— The EXHIBITION I of the FAIV PTJAN TOM IS IS NOW OPEN, at the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly. Atlicittaiicar 21.6 d. la cense. gamey of the extrsordiaary Ilipeoies inferred in the erection of the Tomb, she price el Admission will be 14.61 till the Ist of June. Open froas Wawa till Six. wished it, but that I would not suspend operations tine minute. naming it smatter of Ironic importance on arcoeut of the effect it might have no the mituli of the other rebel chief thing, Who bad taken op peril's's,* in the dial. rent jangles, as well as on that of the Rajah of Bate, that a protracted !sys tem of warfare should 111.11 be adopted, I caused the Held artillery flute the east side, and the Nautilus erniser under ! the rommmod of Lientemiet Middleton, on the weal, to in j into the town, more under tire hope of Matador Moore 111 wrack's decision than with the expectation of making any serious impression on the place, the walls of which sue of • atone masonry, with nntwerons towers at aloe •nghm and pro. I jailer iu the faces, tool much too strong to he affected otherwise than by bath ring runs of which I possessed but 1 , 0, whirls were on hoard the boats, and in the landing of whirls there would have been some delay. This object was partially rained its ra much as it tweeted out several 'nervous sereessisely, anonsgst whew wee*. chief of Iramaye, and the bend Brahmin rd the' PORoake and et last Mooro Monad: himarlf, who Flowerer woukkae eerie to nothing shout of baying • program' made for bins and being allowed to remain in Okamoindel. PRICE 7d. Total killed-2 rank and file, 1 gun !war, 1 bhustee, and; 3 resitnealal horses. • WOQPIDRD. General Staff—/ Liratensest, I officer's horse. a - Ist regiment of Lied cavalry-1 Clptain, 2 havildars, I ' lank and file, 2 officeo's and l 0 regimental horses. Detachment of his Majemy's 65th regiment-1 Lieutenant, 2 serjennts. 7 rank and file. battal• 3J regiment -6 rants and 6:e. Ist battalion sth regiment-1 ,auk and file. Pioneers-1 rank nod file. Total wounded-1 Captain, 2 Lienlenania 2 serjeaterio, 2 havildsaa, 21 rauk and file, 3 officers, and 10 regimental horues. NEW POEMS. This day were published, is foolscap, price 7s. boards, TIE LORI) of the DESERT: Sketches of Scenery, Fnreien and Dompote• ' Odes; sad other Torun. By DAVID CA ItF.Y. F.sq. Author of " Lochiel, or The Field of Culloden," a Novel, " Pleasures of Fancy," &e. . 1 The cold in clime are cold in blood, Their love cos scarce deserve the same; But mine WIN like the lavas flood. • That boil. is .iEtwa's bream of flame! "—Blealati. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ass Itilaris.lsse. AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE., It Iti ItAlrell IN X, i ET. AOF.NERAL COURT of the CORPORA TION of the AMICABLE SOCIETY fur a Perpe tail Assurance Office, will be baldest at the Society's House, in Serjeant'i Inn. Fleet -street, op THURSDAY, the 4th Day of MAY instant, at °Reid She clink precisely, fur the Election of Auditors fu the year ewatiiug. The Ballot to begin al ime sod close ■s four precisely. J. PENSAM, Registrar. rffR.477lR-ROY A 1., Dltll lIV-LA NH. ?VIM EVENING, SATURDAY, Mn y 19. his Majesterticrvants will perform the Conic Opera of Lovic IN A VILLAGE. Sir William llcaelows, Mr. Foote ; Young Meadows. WC hors; Justice Woodleoek, Mr. Menden ; Hawthoro. Mr. Brabant; Hodge, •Mrs Knight. Mrs. Deborah Woodcock, Mrs. Harlotry; Lueloda, Ni.. Cahill; Madge, Mew. eked; Rosetta, Wise Wilson. To which will he added, the favourite Extravaganza called GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Don Giovltuai, Madame Yeatrit ; I.rpoiello, Mr. Harley; fir. Florentine [lnitials. Mr. Barnard. Mrs. Leporello, Mrs. Orger ; Mita Constant's Quixotic, Miss Cubic; Mrs. Euclid), Miss Ealsrafds; Squalling Fan, Mrs. Bland. On Monday, eielif 0, with Giovanni in London. NAMES or OTEICINE WOUNDED. Captain knillessx, Ist Light Cavalry, severely. Lieut. Marriott, acting personal Brigade Major, severely. Liestenaut cumin, his Slajetty'a 65th rttinsent, severely. E. G.. STAN NUS, Assistant Adj.-Gen, Extract from • Dispatch from the Government of Bombay I. the Court of Directors of the Elia( ludic Company, dated Dreernhcr 15, MO. We have the honour of trao• milting fo your Honourable Court, copies of n diapatch f..im the political Agent at Kishma, confirMing the intelligence we had previously re. veleta of the failure of the expedition against the Arabs of •lashkarsli v. islet pobliabed, price 3s. AN ADDRESS to"the IVi I'BRIAL PAR LIAMENT epos the PRACTICAL MEANS of GRADUALLY ABOLISHING the POOR LAWS, ■nd EDUCATING the POOR SYSTEMATICALLY, die iitc. By %WM. HERBF.RT SAUNDERS, Esti. LETTER from the KING to his 'PEOPLE. Twenty. third &ilium. 4s. Nekrly ready in one volume Sao, price 17s. A TEN'YeARS' RESIDENCE in FRANCE during the severest part of the Revolution, from the year 1797, cuntainint 'canons Anecrlorrs of some of the Moat remark. ■hte Personages of that time, &c. &e. By Mrs. Charlotte Weal. i . Having thus faded in the way of negueintiun, I deter mined ou endeavouring to rut off the retreat ..f the gar rieuti, and to lake the place by escalade. Having this in view, I strengthened and advanced the Orvieto which I had posted, and the morning taro a. reed as the Niguel for the advance of three columns of attack, each eousisting of 70 of the 6511,, and 150 seinaya of the 2d baiter of the and tat battalion of the sth regiments of native infantry, and each party leaving 50 sepoys in reserve. The storming parties moved to the points of attack, oh. serving the greatest older, silence, mad regularity, which was not in ihe least disconipmed by the sharp lire fr the walls and towers on their velar approach, and attiring an in terval of some 1111'11111CA, owing to the bright of the walls, while adjusting the ladders. The ladders being raised, nothing could exceed the ardour of the troops, which won cleared the ramparts, Dotwith ',mediae the desperaie reentence of the Arab,' and Scindiane, who, after discharging their matchlocks, fought 'sword its hand, hot who being once dislodged, were at length, with the greatest impetuosity, driven along the ramparts through the town into the Pagoda, in which,and its enclosures, I expert. ell the tusiericaistance, having even taken it into my caleu- • lion (frosts a personal knowledge of the meals. of Mester) that I shandd be obliged to breach the wall ere it could be carried ; but the gallantry of Lieutenant Faders, of his Ma jesty's 65th regiment,"and Majors Digby and Slaloms, and the ardour of the troops, surmounted this difficulty by gaining tho summit cfa lofty house, through intricate passages lead. lug to alrap-dour, from whence a descent was made into the area of she Purada. The garriso• now endeavoured to effect its retreat into the adjoining jungles to the suslhwar.l and castwald of the Wien, but were suet by the different picepiets I had posted, and, hemmed in as they were, a dreadful scene of carnage eta surd. A large body of them were first met by one of the two troops of the hat native cavalry tinder Captain Suilleexa by whom they west charged in the most brilliant manner: being near the shore of • back water, the bed of which ie `deep anal muddy (and which passing under the month wall of the town, winds to the southward, parallel to the sea beach), they retreated through it, and were followed by the cavalry, but made a stand oat the hank, where they were again at tacked, though under great disadvantage, as it was with difficulty the horses coals' struggle through the mud, and it was here that the sallmat Caprain Sadler: received twat wounds, one id' which deprived the service of the right hand of it brave end tam Pent officer. Tif RA TR R-ItOY A 1., COY lINTIOA RD EN. Tills EVENING, SATURDAY, Mdy 19, will be rimed Shakopeme% Play of THE TEMPEST ;. Or, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. Prospero, Mr. Micioady; Alonzo, Mr. Egerton ; Hippo hio, Mr. Dines,' ,• Antonio, Mr Chapman; Prince Ferdi nand, Mr. Abbott; Trisicolu, Mr. Blanchard; Stepliano, Mr. W. Farreni_ CeNbon, Mr. Emery. M iranda, Miss Hellande; Dorinde. Mks Sit Oen,' ; Ariel, Mita Foote. To which will be added (21-1 time), a new Grand Melo dramatic Hominy., called UN DINE ; OR, THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS. Clr Illitilbrand of Ringoleiten, Mr. Abbott; Seneschal of the Ilnikelild. Mr. Barnes; Waller, Mr. Bleucbarit. Un dine, Slim E. Ikneett; Bertalda, Mrs. Vining; Bridget, Mrs. Davenport. By Wnt. Sams, Bookseller, by appointment, to his Royal HiCha•ss t h e Duke of Yolk, St. James's-street. TROSLER'S HOGARTH MORALIZED. To be pabl shed on Ike Lit of June, is royal 410. elflike lisited with Four Engiavingt, Pat I. (t • be continued Weekly until tionplet.d, in Forty Paris) price 3m. or with Proof Ininrcsaions of the Plates. 4.. of HOGARTII MORALIZED; containing One Huodreil and Sixty Engraving., m os tly from Ike original Paintiori, by Jr. Cooke sad Mr. Davenport, w tk Delwriptious, in which are puiutell out miny beauties that have hitherto escaped notice; with a Cooimtut on their Melia Tendency. By the Rev. JOHN TRUSLER. A New Edition, reflected sold considerably enlarged. Printed for John Warren, Boad.street ; and Thous*, Tegg, •ud sold by all other Bookseller,. . . - . Kohlohurn (the Spirit of the Waters), Mr. Farley; Gyblw. (the Goblin Rp►itr), Young Grimaldi. On Mitiday, Romeo mud Juliet, with (Imbue. On Tuesday, The Tempest.--after which wilt be produced a new Farce (with Ithisie), called The Grand Ton,. (ha Wednesday, the Comedy of The Provoked Husband. A pew Tragedy is in rehearsal, and will be produced is the eustrei. ur 'emir. COMMERCIAL DAL!, WINE COMPANY, Est•bliolod in the Year 1808, No. 10, SKINNER-STREET, and Nu. 310, OXFORD STR EF: r, L lon. THE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COM PANY solicit the favour of the Public atreutiou to their very Reduced Priers of Wines and Spirits. per Dozen. per Dozen Piers. Purl Wier, of full body &Wows Madeira. of the . and flue flavour 345. moat delirious Savour, Ditto, light budy 344 and warrasited all the Ohl Sherry ' 34.. genethe Nine of the Free Old Reelllassof fell Vintage of 1802 oos. HUTTON'S A RRIDGM ENT OF RUFFON. To be published on the Isl of June, handsomely printed in Bvo. and embellished with Two Engraviogi by the first Artists, from nrig.nal Designs by Curbould,'No. I. pyre ' Sixpence, of BUFFON'S NATURAL. 111S1'ORY ill ARR I DGED; including she History of ihe Elements, the Earth, Mounts its, Rivera, Seas, IVseids, Whirlwinds, Waterspouts, Volcanoes, Earthquakes, Mall, Quadrupeds, Bird., Fishes. Entsrds, Serpent., litrecii., and Vegetsbles. Work will be published weekly, each Number coot:union two elegant Engravings for Sixpence; • few Copies, wish proof impressions of the Plates, Eight pence; or coloured after nature, One Shilling; to be fully completed its Fifty Numbers, with One Hundred Eu graysnas. This Work is coisidestly preseated to the Public as the cheapest periodical publication is the world; and a gua rantee will be given iu the test Number, to continue it to the end in the mine style, or the money will be returned. Gentlemen, Booksellers, &c. are rtquested to be early in their orders to ensure good impretstons of the Plates, which alone are worth three times the price of the Number. A New Edition, edited by the Rcv. W. HUTTON, /11 A. Author of "The Book of Nature laid Open." Printed fur the Editor: and sold by T. Trim, Cheapside; W. Sharpe, Covent.garden; and may be procured of all Booksellers its town and country. Please tu give orders fur Huttou's Abridgment of Billion, No. 1. LAST THREE WEEKS. MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS, • DURING MAY. MATHEWS (having been ant or hits be foam; 3.P/ill AT HOME, for this 150th time, at tfin . THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, ibis prevent SATURDAY, May 19, wheu it is respectfully annonared that he will hays the honour to attempt a Description of his Travel. in AIR, .EARTH, and WATER. Mr. •hlattien ton represent the Pleasures of a Sea Voyage its the "' •' roux PACKET. Passengers per Polly :—SI r.Throphilus Tulip, a notice no the ocean; Mra.Tnlip, his maternal mamma; Monsieur Jen- Singe, French Artist in dancing dogs and monkeys; Isaac Taboret, a Jew Merchant; Major Longbow and Mr. Ma thewv, Aeronants on•their return; Duael lERimrke,Steward of tbe Polly; Captain ; Poultry in Ilse Hold. Mr. E. Knight (Pupil to Mr. T. Cooke) will accompany the songs ou the piano-forte, and perform favourite Rondos between the Parts. Doors to be opened at seven, and the performance to com mence at eight o'clock. Bones, ba.— Pit, 3s.—Lower Gallery, 4c—Upper Gallery 1.. Boxes, Places, and Private Boxes. to be taken of Mr. Stevenson, at the Box-of fi ce, Strand Ent r 3 rrr , from ten till fear; and at Mr. Fearman'a Circulating Library, Nu. 179, New Bood-strect, opposite Burlington Gardens. Reidy 3Bs. Ditto, light, from the Hoek Grape 3Bs. Excellent Lisbon.... 38s. fine 0111 Madeira, Mt watered Tenerife 42a. Dltio, easiqmsly Gs* kir% OA VI/11 red tVeitt India Madeira Creaming Champagne 76s. Sauterne, the burst Otts• Barsae, ditto Claret, second grootls.. 50s. Ditto. first growth, et IBIS Vintage Cape Madeira .. 16.. & 21s. Red Cape Burgundy, Me first and wily part-el ever imported WINES IN WOOD. New fort.... per Pipe fB5 Old ditto OO Itherries _ Cape Madeira' Sparkling or Creaming Cock• agee Cider, 6..6 d . per doz. —3s. ed. per dux pinta -22d. per gallon. Constantis of like ty, and of the vintage of 1904 per Gallon. Fine Cordial Gin.... Os. Gd. Old Jamaica Rum.. 14a. Oil. Old Cocaine Brandy. Pine Apple Ruin, and Holland. Gin. The Commercial Hall Wine Company also recommend the fullowi tig COft DI A LS, which are prepared in the superior manure of the Martinique Liqueurs: yser Case o'lo Dollies. Noyeau Rouge et Blanc bfie. Shrub, prepared with the finest Limes and Pine- Apples Brandy Biller. 3ss. Peppermint Cordial 340.. Clove Brandy Cases cow ain ing 15 bottles, equal proportionsof Brandy Bitters, Peppermint Cordial, and Clove Brandy, Sts. the cnse.—Noyea u and Shrub can only he sold in cases of nut less than 10 bottles. From this position the enemy again threw themselves into the water, where it became deeper, and widened into a sort of lake; two large bodies of them got into cluster., and the rest of the espalier of water was studded with them, and they defended themselves for, I should think, an hour between two bodies of infantry, which I before alluded to, under Lieutenants Levery and Parry. At length, after erint num bers had been killed, I caused our parties to cease firing t and after lung persuasion the few that remained of one party were induced to surrendt r. Endeavours were then made to wry lie other in the same way, but they continued to fire, and it was not until two simpounders had been brought against Ilsem with grape that ibcy could be induced to give in. Almost every one of the few remaining were WI , wounded, and the ' whole, afire- collecting all that could be found alive, amount. ed only to 50 or 60, mid I have reason to feel confideat that with the exception of those and 50 which were Rinud in the Pagoda, uone of the garrison escaped Mite out of 550, of which it is supposed to have consisted. . . SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE OF TU6SDAY, MAY IS. FRIDAY, NAY 18, 1811. SURREY THEATRE. THIS EVENkNeriiBiITURDAY, MNy 19, will be t iiiiktilk4 irrIMV Serious Melo-dramatic maim, iu Three 064 4 6114 • NARBONNE CASTLE; OR, Tli E M YSTEMOUS MOTHER. Count Edmund, Mr. Ilitnitey ; Florian, Mr. W. Rill' roughs ; Fatter Ilenediei, Mr. Clifford. Adeliza, Miss Malcolm ; Elinor, Miss E. Pitt. After which (3d lime), a new Serio-Comic Hepts-drama, The wustieWand children, and peaceable inhabitants • Ind sonic days before g • off tutu the jungles, or into hat ty war, and the hrabmins bad, with my knowledge and appto bstinti, retired to the enclosure of a pigmla outside the town, so that retribution has (*lien alone on that class which never gave, and consequently neier exist tied to rec.-ire quarter.. A full List of the Company's containing the Par ticulars of Crusted Ports, from 3 to 10 years in bottle, of all the favourite Barn Reteirn, Roriz, sad other brat-rate Fla. yours, East India Sherries, 11nJrvas , &c. may be bad, by applyior to the Company, or to their Agents as below : Cbeires, Mr. G. H utchi neon ; Enfield. Mr. Frosham; Camden Town, C. Halstead; Greenwich, I. T. Thomas; Lewisham, Jelin Bass; and Tottenham, Mr. Richards, jou. India Board, May 16, 1821. Dispatches hate hero received al the Fad India HOUVI from t he Govrrimiesil of Bombay, rospectitely fisted the 611: soil 1511 i of Derembi , r ' 1820, of whirls dispatches, and of their enclosures, the following are extracts and copies : Extract from a dispatch from she Government of Bombay to th- Court of Directors of the East lade Company, dated the 6th Deceinhcr, 1820. THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS OF CHRISTF.NDO3I. St. George, Mr. Itt,l,lway; Si. Patrick, Mr. Bengdugh; St. Andrew, Mr. Grant; St. David, Mr. W. Burroughs; Ar thur, Mr. Fitroilliarn. Sabra, Alia% Pottle; Nora, Min Ad. (ark; Flor.t. Miss Pitt; Latsr.t, Mira Malcolm. To opnci.de will; a Comic Pantomimic Sbetch, caled THE 1 2 4ET'S LAST SHILLI/40.! OR, HARLEQUIN AND FANCY. Signor Pasta .ill assail oil Ids head, resting on the point of ■ spelt!!! surrounded with fire!!! The popular piece of vrill showily be revived. LADIEJr AND GENTLEMEN'S SHOES, BOOTS, THE QUALITIES EXCELLENT, THE PRICES •ELOW ALI. PRECEDENT. BA KRETI' and Co. !pure a Shoo R. om a • aol.J, for Ladies, and a Moor Roorn solely for Gas. ikon,. No./. Qnern-street, near 10 340, Oxliml-adreet. GKITLILIfiCeII LADlie ii. I). Drevs Slaw. 5 6 fttrear ditto 5 6 bra: Calf 5 6 iNamis 11 . 1.1660,0 a ditto l3 6 a. el. Mark ICid H.'al K td Cordovan Bouts 3 6 Boys and (lint, ftnnia, SJ , 2s. 4J , and I.a. /OR YOUNG LADD'S, Prom 12 years old and up wards, Is. 6d. and 2.. IVery auperiur to3ke.. 2 6 Chadern's Boots .... 0 6 Po. morocco aoJ SllOl.lll 1 t Clods ditto.... ..... 1 6 onslrire Clogs Ir. 2s. Buys Stro lax .Slioes, per pair. Patlena 1141.—DevOt EATABLES, AT M, PICCADILLY, • Soma Doora from the Ilaymai krt. •TOHN JONES mod Co. respixtrolly inform the Nubility, Gentry, Motto, 3rd fanlike+ iu general, that he bas joss reccirsd from Stilton Per M. A Piecel of very euperiur Stilton !therms, at.... 14. 3d. Alm, a Parcel ut Leicestershire hoe fat Toasting Caress a.. Also, a Pueel of Nuella Wiltshire small Cheeses Os. tid. Akm, a Parcel areal Bath smell Haws A 1...,, a Parcel areal Patti chops Os. sd. Alsus *trend Casks of real Yusksbire Pickled Hog. Tongues each Oa. 9d. Also, large TUllll.4lried or Pickled Pleats' Tom o ,. tack 4s. &I. J. Jones and Co. have by every importation that arrives a rhulet Selection of Dust's Butler; end by every Dorset n 'lte°", a hub Supply of New Punts Rutter', from 10d. PI lb. POSTPONEMENT OF THE DRAWING. 4J-and J. SI VEWRIGH r, the Coutatietore, • resperifally acquaint the Public, that the Lords Com missioners of his Majesty'. Treasury hairiug deemed it ex. treenit to make new nrraturemeists in the lottery depart ment at the Stamp Afire, have ordered by their Warrant of the 1616 May, 1821, that the Drawiug of the State Lottery, which wail to have taken place un Tuvusta•sr, May 17, should be postponed to MONDAY, May 28, in order to VTe proper time fur carrying the said arrangements into effect before the drawing takes place. Oa MONDAY, MAY 28, ALL the 4,007 Prizes must he Drawn, ineladiag TWO Prizes of 21,000/ oitid 100 Chances for g • g TWO Prizes of 2 1,2001. Ticket and Share Chances are now on sale by J. and J. sivEWHIGHT, Contrnetor., 37, Corithill; 11, Holborn; and 38, Haymarket ; where they sold in the Two last Colt. tracts ALL the 20,0001. Prizes! also, 2,033 (Claes 13). 21,000 ! We have the honour to enclose a report from Lieutenant- Colonel the Hun. L. Stanhope to the Asljiltrint•General, of the first operations of the force • under his command in ll.e pro•ioce of Okainundelt, which have led to the reductiu• of the fort of Dwarka Yonr Honourable Court will, sce are persuaded, view with satisfaction the judicious and prompt Decision of that officer, and his considerate humanity in the hour of victory; as well es the ski:l, discipline, and gallaisiry evinced by the officer.' and 'soups of essay rank and description. Copy of a Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel the Don. 1.. Stanhope, to the Alljetant.ilesies al at Buinhay,dated Camp near Dwarka, November 27, 1820. Sitt—For the information of his Excellency the Com mangler-in Chief, it is with the greatest satisfactioii that have the honour to announce the fill of Dwarka. On the 24th ignition the troops dig...vitriol:id at Ketch God. Finding that Veuwalla had her,. plundered and abandoned, that the peaceable inhabitants had leen tarried la int* Ihis jangles, and baring the PUNIC syriein might be adopted ham I immediately pushed forward a detachment cousistirig rai 50* vepoys, and the squadron of the lit cavalry under Lieut.- Colonel Turner, am a cheek to curb a measure. 0.1 the 25th I followed with the remainder of the force, with the Munition of reducing the lower of !tepee Bonder, which conitnanda the entrance of the creek, hs 'sty way, but whirls I found had her* abandoned during the eight. Ile my arrival I was mit by a Vakeel, who professed great asibeitsvion hut refused to comply with the only trims I coo eeivrd myself empowered In grant, that is ; unconditional sueriader an specified in the proclamation, loosed in con formity to the instructiosis with which I had beet" bouourcd, a eupy of which I forwa.dell 11, Memo Ikloneek as my ulti. matilm, grinding bins till twelve o'clock for cumoideration, when I received a message, proposing that I should •I - ow _ . . . - him to send his brother to Bate, to consult with the Rajal4 in couceit with !Flown he bad cone into rebellion, or to allow of his corning in person to trent with ire ...titer the guarantee of being allowed to rrtiiro, should terms not be .greed ua between 114. A proposition of the same nature had h eels made in the nuartianr, and I perresved that proerrodivatiow was. the ohject, I therefore relented fur mounter, that I dui nut object to reeeivioz him un thr terms h e proposed, ai d 1 that los brothe► ,should he pertniiteil to go to Bale, if be POSTPONEMENT OF THE LOTTERY. THE Public are 'relive, doily lairt)llliril s Hint in consequence of proposed •Iterations of imports's , e in the Government lottery Hepartineut at the Stamp Office, which it has been found necessary to carry into cif. et pre. viuu• to she Drawing of the Lottery, the Lords Commis. 'nursers of his Majesty's Treasury hove been pleased to order be their Warrant of the 16th instant, that the Drawing, olieb wan to have taken place on the 17th MAY, shall be punt posted to MONDAY, the 28th of MAY, when all the Capitals of 21,0001. and all the 4,005 other Prisia must he drawn. Thuile Persons who have m•t yet availed themselves of the opportunity which the present popular Lottery siTords them, of obtaining great Capitals at one-half the usual price of advtotore, are invited to take immediate advantage of this extension of time, which, added to the previous great demand, will inevitably cause a great scarcity of Chauces. The Price remeitis at the same rnpreredently low rate of a Whole Ticket Chanee for Fourteen Guineas, and a Six teenth only Twenty Shillings, other tiburrw in proportion ; but a rise may ►hortly be expected to take place. Ticket and Share Chance, ore nulling by T. BISH, Stork. Broker, Nu. 4, Coriihill, and 9, Charingsrront, who ►hared and sold in the last lottery, 2,053, Clare A-2,888, Class A -2.888, Class B-3 of 21,N0 !.!! sad several niiiior Capitals. ' s s The Niece of Storks are affixed, hourly , agilost BMWS Office, iu Curolii:l; by which the Public can sec Ibc fiuclualiuus.. • Detachment of artillery, Ist cavalry, one illgoislrest necrs, one company of lits Mijcsiy'a 85th siegisnent, six eutopxnies 2d and 3d regiments native iiirantry,•lst and sth dim" t A pi..tieal province in Goncrat, situated belle'', lie I Rid and 23J deg. of North 1.31. - - Or Jagiut, Ninth Lat. 2: deg. 1h min. E. Lug. 00 deg. 7 wilt. His Excellency will. 1 am sure, derive satisfaction from this report of the good conduct of the troops, all of whom admirably peifornied their duly, and owing to the pre-ober character of the operation•, nearly the whole were engaged. II must however always happen, that some are more bril liantly engaged than the rest, and on this occasion his Ma. jesty's 85th regiment and the detachment of the Ist cavalry were fortunate in the opportunity of displaying that high courage, tempered with coolness and discipline, which cannot he tun much admired, and reflects the greatest credit on Major Digby and Captain Suilleux, commanding the detachment of thew regiments. Nothing could, however, be he' ter than the condom of the 'retool "battalion of the 3.1, and the first battalion of the native infantry, which, although much divided, spewed that zeal and gallantry whirl§ my knowledge of their excellent discipline would hate led me to valise!, The detachment of artillery maintained during the affair of yesterday and in that of this day, dulling the short time they were engaged, that gallantry for which that corps bar so long been celebrated. Nor could any thing be better than the conduct of Lieut. Met and the pioneer*. in carrying and adjusting the lad. stem under a galling fire. To Lieuteuant.Cobinel Gilbert of the sth. and Titrucr of the 341 Bombay regiment native infantry, and to Major Dighy of his Majesty's 85th regiment, for their coolness and gallantry to leading the storiniug parties, I am greatly in. debted. 1 also feel greatly indebted to Captain Soilleux„ who com manded the detachment of the Ist ca•alty ; to Capians Man son, otos commanded the artillery; to lieutenant Eamon, of the engineers; to Major Stemma, my Assistant Adjutant- General; to Captain Wilson, my Amiatant Quarter-Master. General; In Lieutenant IVilkivaun,my Assistant Commissary- Cleueral, oho acted as my personal staff; anti to Lieutenant Marriott, my personal Brigade. Major, whose numerous wounds, however, put him hors de combat at the first momrat of the assault, and now render hint incapable of becoming the hearer of my dispatches, butt whom I most earnestly beg to recommend to the notice of his Excellency the Commander. Is-Chief as an Officer of great merit, Is hose exceeding gal. blurry has on many occasions brought him to public notice. ' Ido myself the I to forward a retorts of the killed and wounded, and also a copy of my order issued ou the oc casion. 1 have t►e honour to he, &c. (Signed) L. STANHOIT., Lieut.-Colonel. ammo of Casualties in the Geld detachment under the eons wand of Lieut.. Colonel the Hon. 1. Stanhope, at the cap ture of Dwarka, ou the 26th November, 1820. KILLZO. Ist regiment of Light Cavalry-3 regimental horses. Artillery-1 gun homer. Detachment of his Majesty 's• 65th regiment-1 rank and 111 c, 1 hintstee. td'hatallion 3d regitnent-1 rank and tilt. Copy of a letter fenen Coolant T. P. Thompson, of the 17th Light Dragoosig, to Francis Warden, E-q, Chief Secre tary to the Government of Bombay, dated Muscat, the 1811, of November, 18211. SIR—I have to communicate the ill sneer's of the at, tempt to co-operate with his Flightless the Immune of Muscat, against the Arabs of the tribe of Beni Bet, Alt, after appear maces which led to expect a different melt. In my last letter I stated that the messenger, sent with the cominuoicstions directed by your letter of the Bth of Jane, 1820, had been cut to pieces, and that six companies of sepoye, with eight pieces of artillery had, ito coagequence, been conveyed to Muscat. The landing at Alashkarali, at this season of the year, as described in the letter of Lieut.-colonel Collinson. of the 29th of September, already traesmiiti•d to Government, aria confirmed by other accounts, appeared to be really imprac ticable. le addition to this, it has been stated by Licit. Centeno', though not included is his letter above alluded • to, that lie saw a force of 500 or 800 men collected be hind the good-hills, from which it was apparent that the farce of I lie enemy would he nearly the same, whether it was etirountored at Alashkarali or at their residence iu the in terior. The landing at Soor was secure, and the road to the prin. cipal residence of the tribe lay through a line of country in • poeseasiou of the loomum, who had a town within three mikes of the enemy, to which he had already been traesmiltiog his • it:cinema°, for an attack. Under these circumstances, Ibe chauces appeared to he more favourable for advancing against the hostile force from Sour, bathed by the power of the State of Muscat, than tor meeting the same force on the beach at Alashkantli, under the disadvantage.' of a pre-retro- • ous disembarkation, without the conjunction of the tra•unr, and with exceedingly inferior results in the event of •ticeers. The detachment sailed from Muscat on the 224 of October, and arrived •1 floor on the 24th, whet eit was disembarked. • The Amitura's form had previously proceeded towards Sour by land. On the 25th of October i•formation was received that the Arabs bad abandoned awl set tire to Alaskkarah, together • . with fourteen of their hoar, and heel retired to their print/. • pal residency. The circa of the Itnaem'a vessels lauded, • and bracelet off two boats awl three guns, and destroyed such fortifications as were I, His Highness the lomat), who Isnd directed his force to. wards Stir, for the purpose of marching against the prim. rival residence of the tribe, in conjunction with the British • detaelintent, arrived there on the 26th, hi lacing with him one thousand fighting men, beside,' Melt it. draw the gem, six hundred Caritelefur the sister the detachment, and three hundred other cattle. On the Ist of November the whole force marched frogs Soot, carrying with it two nix-pounders, two howitzers, road two iron eighteen-poneoders. The rensaiatug two eighteeu poanders were left at Star. After considerable difficulties in transporting the gate, the farce entered the level Pruviuce of Jetties' on the sdalif November. On the 8111 of November the whole force arrived at a town • belonging to log Highness, naiad Belled Beni lien Hassan, within three miles of Baled Beni Boos Alt, the residence of _ the hostile tribe, without any loss, either by sicker./ ur or eillent. The evening before arriving at Beni Bon Human, a report • had been circulated that the enemy intended to °nark the camp in the night. Oa arriving at Beni Bun Hempen wok the Imautn. I directed the ramp to be pile bed in an eat-each eel position, comisting of a ditch flanked with tootle, which included a space suffieient for a camp between it and the town, and as the camp had been begun to be pitched in the open plain before our arrival, I caused it to he removed. A summons was the same evening conveyed to the enemy • front his Highness, demanding the amenities. of the pet Mali • who had killed the Sheik of Reseal Haild (the Messenger mentioned in the farmer part of this letter), and of the Curti- fications of the tribe, with their arms. His Highness proposed that the summons should he sent in the name of the Officer commasoLug the Bluish troops ; but I represented to him that it was desirable to avoid the appeartince of a double command, and that leis Higlanesg, • as a Sovereign, must, of necessity, take the lead. At the same time I communicated the subsisinee of some points which I wee anxious to cams, to be s xpLaitoil on the Born- Mona ; and he desired me to give them or WI itiug, and came ed them to be inserted, What I was thug 11117tiotill to insert was an explanation of the motives which load induced the appearauce of the British • tr oo p s in conjunction with awe sal his Highness. It badly stated, that the causes of the war, on the part in the Imaum, • were •Iready kapott. That 1114: canna of war, ow the pert of the British, were the pirae.ta of the tribe by oefilsal to simmer when remonstrated with, nod their having killed the Messenger ; that the causes tau the tont of ills two Powers were dialect and separate; but that, each having cause, their fortes were united. The me-reamer returned out the same night, and bronght for answer from tie hostile Sheik., therctbe first me, se ,, z , had been killed without any orders from thentitelses, sod that they wet e randy to give up the persons concerned : thee they had no desire to be at war with the British: abet they were willing to vuerender their fortification', but that they could net garrotter their arms, because like lumens would,- in that ease, give them topes prisoneis to the 13 • • 10. Under these circumstances, I fell consides able expectatioss that the terms I had demanded would be finally cartilag' with. At the Same time it appeared that the Wily to wen. mute this effect would not be by exhibiting any Moog like an anxiety to come to terms. On his Highness, thee...fore, asking my oration, I told him that I thought it would be best to proceed, notions delay, before the place, with wlssell, he entirely coincided, and directions were issued fir tostge ing on the following morning. 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