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1 T . Ph ";" ' 4 C • ilicrtittob 13 ir ~ 44;61 _...................i.____ e, ; -. -..- 9. • TUESDAY, APRIL 12 , 1808. : .1., . ~. _ ... . ii '1; 'I !, Pitt:KY-LAN ‘‘'. • o. Z s - • . 11104 ' • . NUMBER 1634.) rR ICS SIX-PENCE. • SEV ENT I : I9IEATC g-itOlf A ON__O_ NIN DAY iti EXT, April, Iv, rat)s, Their Majcet its' Servunis lull peri.,rru a Nay, etwitgly, 'Au five acts, caliel, TUE W")11.!,'.) VICTUALS.I,;(I-OFFICF . , /11 a J.:, 1411/4. TIE CO 'ot His .11-ijev! : ,'s , do 4 , .1.P5.• pre to , on FRI DAY, o.t, rt.. / 7, at .r , 21 , Telt- 1:0,1EIGN INTELLIGENCE. MALTA AND GIIIRALTAR MAILS. The Cbgrartcra by Mr. Wrou o thtoo, Mr M Mr russell, Mr. Wewitte.., ; Mn, Jordr.u, !a ...I :owed, Miss %yet, Min AI ks, Miss wt. ;1,. To whici wiU ba acidi d the Met) lit UIBRALTAR, stAacii 19. OR, THE F...(.1: OF.IIOnTC;4'T? itnertria Coon: Me. :4.4,i0.nt ; wor, Crud) Mr Dorton. Ates.nt, (tn,. Oero;.te or Montz4l7.) Powtll.,—Attstriacs • Count Caraln, (the (it:len!) At Pit!aftrn ; FAT 11110 0; (1,4 ettptsto) Mr. I Con :tidier), Mr. le Ci.rnitiite ; Mcs. Maul. inster Week:—O, Fut" The Mounui.rer.ii; with jTe New Pnr;expe IILIo-1 , r.m4 of Donifiteto and tirrt. has WednestfAy, The Mfm of the World —On . . Lc play, me.pearce Piny of The Two Gentlemen of 7:rutta.—Q' Friday, A :Yew W,y to Pay Old Detta.—Aud as Satanlay, Prince of Denmark. TH r.ATH&ROYAL, COVENT-GAHLEN. s fIN MONDAY "'''XT, April Is, xsos, will ta !Lard, Sbelfweare's Tragedy, celled, 'fa THIRD. King Henry the Sixth, Mr. Morn, ; Richard, peke Of GlVintr, (:, ! vic••• beillortihrektogibiss, Mf Crete/ell ; take of Pieria, M. Chapman ; Henry, Earl of Rich -.,—1 Mr. C. Kemblo. Hurl; Elisabeth, Mrs St. Letter; I.)uch. its of York, Miu Curve- Lady Anne, MUG Hutto°. SO ;wird , will be arkbid, for the ingth tints, the favourite Vantuoinnet of H.IIILEQUIN AND NioTHER GOOSE; OR, THE GOLDEN EGG. 11 , e ()vertu% e and Minnie co/apnoea by Mr. Ware. . The Pe. tmeurne produced aader the Diredlion of Mr. Farley. Glow, Mr. SIIVIOUDS ; Colin, afterwards Hark. low Mr. Bologna, jun. ; 'Sastre Buek, aftenrants Clown. /Or. belinal.d; Cabin Boy (tvith a Sung). Mager ftinalley. Colniefte, afterwards Cuhaiabwie (first tinse), Miss Adams. PANORAMA, LEICESTER-SQUARE. allt 11. A. BARKER respectfully informs Public, that in ronsequeoes the Enemy's *rods to attack GIBRALTAR, be has re-opened his F.VI of that YORTR Eq9 and BAY, thinking it a gith jert likel y to gratify the Public, and pee very general Infos aiat'ua. A highly-finished VIEW of the CITY of ALB UM is also topes Adosetasee to each Painting, is.—Orpen from Tea 11l Irsk. KING's THEATRE, Masten it, Hine. R. WATERS, Joint Proprietor of the above ITHEATRE (in right of his Eseeotoestip to the 1,r1 ,, Mr. GOOLD), b.is Leave to inform the Pobhe, sad all 'elms it tnoy reaftea, that be wilt is no way wha:ever be esoponalbe Re arty Debt we Debts that tiny be contracted by ?Tr. Taylor, on account of the above Property, who takes vivo° hissaelf the mattnenecot of the King's Theatre, oc pima Rouse. ICING'S THEATRE, M•RCR 7, 1808. WAlti ES, Joint Prf.nrietor of the said ,are e ' m , ;bare, :Jo right of hid Wa a et her p . torahip to the late Mr. (Mold), thinks it incumbent ea his to request the Note • and Girth.", Subscribers to the Opera, to pay uo Sob veiptior.s bat into the hatuitrof Mean. Davison, Nutt, Tempter and Co. P&P-Mall, the legal Bankers to the Con cern. which Subeerittiors must be placed to the account of it •!TIRS:01.11 of the theatre and should any Lady Gen %imams he induced te pav their Suatteript:an into ate Mier dunned bist e: At atiove-ncationed, the same may be di. pitted bereaft.m. It hoeing been intimated to Mr. Waters, that Boxes, which Lase for years bean retained liy the Nobi lity and Gentry, Subscr.leis to the Opera, are not s cured t. throe Horourabte Persons, air.ce Mr. Taylor ham. taken upou himself the Management of the Concern, Mr. Waters -therefore takes this opportunity to annex au Extract for the inf,montion of the Sonscribers, from the Trust deed, dated nsinAugu , t, Vic _ . . " It la herely declared and agreta, that no Person AO tsesr Fa or at say tilUe Or tiVirs borrliftor siian Iw, In possea aitx a C.,x cr Boxes, ere Loud Subscriber thereto, or the PrlpriPtor the, eof, sloth to rvowvahle al the will, plea ati.re, or eapnrc of the said Wii:i•usi Taylor, ths Executors, Atin.o.; , tritors, or A , X.Opt Iry rillUALCzy sturender i.e re , i•:Oati..ri thrroul" By %Itich appcazo the Prupeie- NI, ha* e mat a power of d,spevees.tig uly of the Subscrthers of the, mpor tile 80,.”.. I,RA ND CITY LOTTERY. Te DIM° in One DA) via• the ioth u: this Month. Qt', 1P .„„-, (20. axl No. le, 17 rbar.nz-erns, have an Sale TIC KLIS and SII.%RES of awe: Lottery ' 14 hi , ,h a,ll h. draw.l m Guildha,l, in *XL DAY, tl. sulk rof this ltnith. The Prise', are First r+,• itF.I:HOLU HOI'SES, in Slinner-atnet and Pickatt si,eo, barged et Land-Tux, and valued at L.104,en0, a. tiatlvr ►`rise of ...L.t5,000 7 .... Prizes of L.o v orio 7 ;Jou d tio , n. I Tn . k.•l6 and ti:ores ha% r• il IT: Arlv moll Id Price, cad IlLoitier likralici- it cxpc+tt, before ti.o lira% ing Vthes Q Ilarts. i Prem%ut Prices.-7.rket5....1. 7 .... ...L. 4 4 a I Lizhum ... 2 3 0 Svcitelt.ho . . . 19 fi ....L. i 9 0 .. .. 0 11 0 GRAND ctn . LOTTERY 91 FREE- Ht f.l) norsEs, Land-Tax. to ;,noot. Vi'ue in Caroiisl Prizes. '1" it kers. To be drama in Ciu,k,hall April •;6. I.ist Capital Prizes, with the Value of each. Gret.l !tote% n , Ski:leer-street L.3.„000 94, sk,uorr-etreet 4.t, shirr, 41, fii4llo ~ k. tt-orret 6,04+0 4,04:0 •,000 4,004 4,000 4,000 .4,000 %000 . 3,000 . 3,000 9,0611 9,000 0 ditto •::inner-eeriet %Mt° 4., thtlo 8, ditto .... 1, 'Wimp .... Pk rtt'•Mßft t, 14, sVac.,:•r.otrvut 1% . 4.4 Stde of Sauvo•Li.l o. • chart . 41, <Min •1, 1111t.1 2,L.41 Pi-hrtt•streL st: nttri-stern N 01,104 tae Sun% of 1.. Ttv... NUT aloacutt is taus at the lowe b t estoaile, and th• 1 , 1 , imobt tlut by the Um. - :net Lonny IF 4.4 1.. A it.:l:4 WWI Lutrey din vr.io., ()Col.! L are t,e,n u,, te fr. .a ruioo. PrtI4IIIF to partite.. r. Itowles at th.. p, - .:.'a I hi 1. I , :ll"Htiti 1111 164 , 1 at l a pr-r' that theme Pr.ser ;,.ca are .1.ri.1.4 r Vt• .11 Ah:t;t Ive cola, a ,1 Lb- and to tile S‘..atr -14.14 re flit.lJttlft to their rear, t. .re PRESENT VAICE. Ticket L.7 19 o F^ ''T L. 4 ♦ o' " . ..hits T 1 2 r. %Eat !rf 2 3 01 I.c.r.,th Th.kets ag4 Slates are 5.:4,:; It .O 1 the Otaces. •in to (.• rr• •,' 1:••• Pi': HUI% Int P. 1.) TOvg LII'ERI'IN)I. or ••I'.-te:t AINED s!lifi (.1 SALI', o Not ye qlr! r EIGHT bfi t: CIILE.IiIItE HAY SALT, t4e lar,••ert or ." .1: •;# ?viol yr , t.tlent • t ot erl46 tie p.o.4nr 11.• o•d, re nn to pi° ...Ice bio,,,nlre; i to Zr t•• i ••-• Be: lb,*•••ty . , • sit.jr tars at .o.),t^ord, reef ta(e• 1 1 - 3 o flea:, ardibt e , ,Jiqd•r• b 7 the 'eotl, e ! r* Y.pteme ao:;,l l .:ovin.y, tier or r'h g, tend rt.!. r. Br , crept ar trill he °atm, d two sitPily; and vlert;e p^ , re' p, r p,r,,aer vr the &dt 105.1 the i{"httris 1 0 Mr lhal t4c • to be ak2i.l for by ik.thr, payai le. Kul, goitre'', %if t..ty dap.. 4.i/f. 17e Con:. , ices ar th-• ro.ltraele may to .re,n at the Serretar'e at this (Sires; or !.,e era/ .; in, , In the C.l6,ters nt the Patio at Liceryel, mid at Ahicarpcich, in Cheshire, re -30011..4. • . . _ No itgard will be hod too', Tender in which the Price aWI not be inserted in rortiv oe rr tiatstull not be to the Beard bcf:ne One o'clock on t',e said Friiian, the 22d of 4prd west, err uelrs tbe Person who otaZer the Tender, oc tone Ninon on hi, behatf,attende. to wearer whom tolled for. TO THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST-INDIA STOCK. L•otts ancl r rHE very great .1: rccas 1 boa met ice iffy • • • Caiww,ltiatie Testkatirike gdnour of address you, demand": my must grateful aeknowledgmants, and leaves very little doubt of my suceesr. Permit ore, therefore, moat earnests) to solicit your attendance At the India Hoare, un Wednesday next: and I trust that my grstitode fur tour kindness will be best evinced by my future conduct. I have endeavoured to pay my r. specie to every Primr.etur in town, sad if 1 have otumed this duty, I hope my apparent ne glect wilt he impnt..l to the real cause, the incorreetuesa of the lima, sad the era of the time allured fur the cau- Vaal . I have the honour to reniain, Indus and Gentleman, Tear moat faithfol and ohcdieut servant, ROBERT WILLIAMS. King's Head, Poultry, April 11, 14004. . . TO THE PROPRIETOR& OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. LAMAS AND GA...MADDEN, riviE Electien of Six Directors being fixed for .1. WEDNESDAY, the 19th Institut, 'permit we respect fhlly said move eitriicvtly to solicit the Attendance and Sup port of my rrienda id the India Home os that day. I have the honour to be, with the greatest respect, Ladies sad Gentlemen, Tour faithful and obedie..4 bitaible Servs , it. JOHN ALEXANDER BANN LI:MAN. Harley-place, April 12, leoo. All fricardly communicational *ill be gratefully riveived at Colette: Rasnertsans Committee Runts, at the K mg's Head Taxers, in the Poultry. To THE FROPEIETONS OF CAST INDIA STOCK. LAD/29 AND GeNTL . ei ITOOK the liberty or announcing to yon. in December lent, any views to a seat in the Eat ludta Di rection ; peeled me now to tanks my asset gratefd scAnow- OD ry +Y early the 0 reception I have neady met tr e and to ripest my iuteutiou of offering myself to guar elsoiC• nu • futere vacancy. I have the tumour to remain, Ladies aad Gentlemen, Year devoted and most isemble &rent, N. 9, Billiterasgeare, JAHLI DANIELL. April 2, 1509. ONLY TRUE DAYS TO DIRAW!!! RICH STATE of the WHEEL: 1110 TIDY 4TY :111003"DS! FIFE ONY. THOUSANDS! TEN FIVE HUNDREDS! Begins DRAWING at Niue &Clock This Morning. TICKETS and SHARES are Selling by Sir JAMES RRANSCOMIS and CO., at their Larky Offices, 37, Corm ; it, Holborn; and 311, Ilaynieriet: where e,s7o, the Grand Prize of FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS, was sold in Sixteenths, in the last Coucry ; and in the present Lottery have Sold, in Shares, the foilvaring List of Capital Prises:— No. 1.4223 .......... a 1.100,000 Pritu 12,9 m 10,976 • . • • 1,000 Prize 111069 111.197 38,:too 3,514 The Lottery Anishea Next Saturday. PLATE CLASS COMPANY Trilr,• Pithlie ar ialornied, that a large Aiwort -1 went of PLATE GLAS is nor on SALE, et fixed Prirep, by Mr. ALEXANDER BLACK, at the Com pa:iv's tVarehouse, ALBION• PLACE, PLACKFRIARS BRiIg..I4 of a tine colour, stiptrior brillesacy, and of various dimension, from 14 inches to 344 inches in length, anti f vo : l 3 to to 70 iaclars in breadth • also Convex and Cm cave Nfirrors, from t s to 36 inches d iameter—And the same asiortment may be had foe Country Miters, by addressing Letters to Mr. William Foster, at the Illenufactury, Raven hesA, sear Prescut, Lauceshirt.—From the great improve ment made of late years is the Illsanfaetory, it is saw snorted that the Compally'a Plates err equal in their brit. hancy, sad have as feu niip•rt!ctioes, compared with soy Foreign Gtass that ever w imported. THE real JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN—This invaluable C,outpoaitiou, .nth hail - :be swat labour, prwisers tbe most brilliant jet black ev-r tehelal, a Tords peculiar nourishment to the leather, ill not moil the toast linen, is perfectly ieee Goat any anplea ealt smell, and will retain its vittars bit any elimate. Sold, %Vhoiceale, by L.r a•bd Mai tin, 31 ale liaoufeetury, No. 97, High Hiideurn. Retail, by F. Day, Nu. 7, Tavietuelt-street ; %V Day, Swallow-Arert Axtel, No. I, Finch-lane ; the principal Uout,uakeri, Perfumers, and Oilmen, in the Ile tropulis, every Ton n ihruuilhint the in soon.- Leaks, price ti I ,heh. Givriitc ARC iilTEC'fl Y.F. Tbis day are pa Wished, Lamlsuurlc prited,uni Rn ni 0( . 11.0, PfiCC 14s. iu buarlio, d'ABSERVATik)NS 0,1 E:" , < j_ISH TECTUR 11.1itary, Eeelesiastn-31, and Coil, cam pared WiTia similar Ilisil‘lmgs on ilie Continent ; inclu.liair a Critical Itineraiy of Oxford and Camlsridge; also Histuirical Notices of Stained Glass, Ornamental Gardening, lie. : with Chronolooneal 1 &bins, and Dimensions of Cathedral and Con ventual Churches. Br the Ri-v. JA7.11:.9 DALLAIVAV, W.E. F S A. Pr,ittrd t'r .1 . 16)10r, at the Architectural Library, No. 39, Wet Hon ore. Where may be hid, 1. rssAvs on GoTine ARtiIICECTURP. By the Rev T SS barmy), R. r. .1. fleutlam, Cato Grose, and Rte. ml:luer. Ulaatrated with T.elve Plates. Secwod ton, Rues , Octai.:., t:w bd hoards. 2. C.OrHIC oHN.i,teNrS, sekcteal from the Parish Conch of I.aveuh..ir. Sufluit, 4) Plate., Quarto ' is. PLA S, ELEVATIONS, SECTIONS, s ad VIEWS th • cliUkCil at lIATALLI 1, in P...etueal 1 . 1) ulach is pref0... , 1, an Introductory uu tba Pflociplet of A. , lntecture I:y .1-unts dury.by, Printed ch. .1 Fnho, with Tw.lity.seie... eiegnatly-flogravad F F riNt 4!. are t5..3•.d. .:. A %VI:STI4.IV vrIoN a 1 ORK MINSTER, eh atAraved tram a Drawiag by J. Malieu. 13s. S:g: iJ by 20. TiieC „ rthligena Spadroll 11.16 114011 A tiu,u Pal ma Bay into tort Niteltott. Letters frttot Sitaitt state likattitarte to hare arrived'at :rlativiti. it a i r- , pews that Itefore he t•eutured into Spain, Lc thottgitt it !,roper to secure the Etset cot passes. .tit , •ortiimily ora;:rett the ci:aiirls of Lart:eltota attti PltiffiWillilLt to Le ocett i ttati ti ttecount of the t:ea'!,.•roua RIU1:18 etupl.treti to 0:SZit111 p0,1,t:,1•101/ ut lile 1.11.1er lb I.e -liebtfti to he pe : riet atitlico6c "On the ltitli or hist un t o: ein:y in the thurn-' Mg, a party of :bout thirty French siediere, with two officers, went, as is usual, to the empty bags, iu artier to receive rations. raider pretence of sheltering themselves front a shower of snow, they took refuge is the Guard-room at the gate, there watching a. proper oppoituirity, they veiled the .arrisivel Oki Imirlite Winch 0 0 " 1 ird' 41 iweifirsegfrillteatlghters and an officer . . and 'knocked down the et:wry, who attempted to make resistauce. " At a signal given by one of the F rencio, 200 soldiers with arms came to tri,:ir assistance, en tered the citadel, with ea: officer, overpowered the tulvanued guard, cornpo.ed of four soldiers and a corporal, threatening the latter because he nitwit some opposition, aid took possession of aii the batteries; they also intimated to about WO sol diers, who were quartered in the fortress, that it' they did not submit, they 'night abide by the con sequenci-s. Successively others entered ; about IGO° French raidiers, who had held themselves in readiness for this purpose from two in the wonting, but observing till then the greatezit silence, and artfully concealing themselves, afterwards made themselves ma-,terry of the bridges of the town, and of the powder mit,,ls2ine, about half a league distant, reaming in tire citadel only 100 Spaniards to do duty alternately with theta." The same day the following letter was.atiriressed to the Deputies, by Darmagnac, Coininander of Division : " Primpelona, Feb t 6, ItoA. " GPNlTLENCN—Underst.miling Abet we are to crumb' mute tune in Patepelano, I fuel myselobliii;ed to insure its rakty a military unwary. Accordingly, I have ordered a trottat.o. to the citadel, b order to garrison it, and do duty along with the Spanish troupe. I beseech you to teas der the only as a trifling change, incapable of disturbing the ►armony which ought to subsist betwoccu two (tablet allies. Wee the goodness to represent it in this light to your feilor citizens, and be assured of the nerf.wt consideration with which I are, " DAR " Cut:ma:Hier of Div:vi‘r.." GIIIRALTAIL, )(ARCH SCG. Murat arrived at Bayonne ou the isth of Fe bruary. French troops continue to enter Spain, through 'kiln, and several other points of the fron tiers. The following papers have reached the pm tisop 1141 , Sha cowse of slue .414111, PROCLAMATION ISSCED AT BARCELONA. As the measures adopted a oder the priveut circumstances do, in no respect, obstruct or alter :he system ut - Curi,rnusent, our the errangclaeuts of Magistrates, soperior Officers, and Courts of Justice, neither do they disturb paid* 1141' pnva!e order, it is proper and necessary to preserve perfect quiet rod tr inquiday ; to promote tba important ohji:i.t, we se:li unite, u;th one accord, superior Magistrates, troops, Sp as wee as French, the elites of His M:jesty with tho view, t►e subject ►aving been discussed to the Royal Councils, we order all end cull one of the bourakeevers sad persons residing in the city, to co•operate by his ccridact, and carry into ctiect the intentions of Garen mci.t with the greatest real ; sod we exhort, in a psrnCuiar meaner, the beads of houses, avid the falters of families, to present that which pruicipaiiy contributes to the weave of the cucamouity—traliquiiiitv arid in order that this may come to the ►anwleuge all, and that no one may plead iguorance, we couituaud this tditt to be published and af fixed to all the public plaeLs of this city, wit► the usual for malities. (Signed) The Coma of ESPELZTA, Cardinal, Gieco di Boneless, Feb. Ig, loos. PRIVATE CORRESk-ONDENCE, GIBRALTAR, MARCH 18. General Spencer's expedition arrived here on the Bth of March; the British troops have lauded, and the German part, with neuron's and Watteville'a regiments, which were in garrison here, hits em barked, and will sail for Sicily or Malta in a few days. It is supposed that General Spencer will wait here for fresh instructions from Bagland, and for the return of the British part of the expedition, which railed souse time since for Sicily. MARCII 27. The news of Bonaparte's arrival at Madrid is not confirmed. Murat is there by this tune.— The Carthagena squadron continued at Port Ma hon, by the latest accounts. The Toulon amid Rochefort squadrons are out. The light toinouriy of the 13d, with a sniall detachment of artmuery, and two officers of the Eli4inecn4 are going to take pos...ession of a small unimmlislited rock under Ape's Ilifl, called the Parsley islands, in Spanish, whence our cruisers (that is, glum-boat. amid 14101 ii craft) will he hetet aide to intercept the supplies of reinforcements daily going from Tarisa to Ceuta. Sir Sidney Smith, iu His Majesty's ship Foudroyant, SO gnus, with the Agatnestrecni, 64, sailed from this place on the 13th inst. supposed for the &aids. EAST INDIA HOCSE, APRIL 11. Intelligence was receiled at this Houle. on Fa% turday, the 9th instant, (rout the Right Hon. the Governor General in Council of Bengal, ststiog, that in consequence of th•f refractory and 'Owl lions conduct of Dor.tides Khan, a Zeiniiidar, aryl farmer of laud, in the drstri:•t of Allv,hur, in the colique:ed provinces, in having cominiited the most lawless acts of violence towards the t•rhebitant, of the vills::,e of Sliistnunnee, in constantly resisting the legal authority of the Judge and agistnite of that district, and is eciatunmacieuey withhclding 07C pty...es: n ' large sums, on account of the reveilles (Jut Liu' to tl•e to:o : 14.1).; it vciu tieeined i her.eailry tiio 111P14.5111%.* of:ould be t.. 1 of farts !)ck„ging to fur the apprehension of his per,ou, 11)4'. thi• nutitonty •f Government alight 1,• - t ti , s 05tai0.11.4.1 in that pert of the di's- Lice of .111yAhia., that the !.ulttie h_vettue 5..4-ared, and that Khan, with h. ad . in, 4ht tot 'nott,;: - it to trial h e iOre the Okuda ii.ul roc the arcuate with which the; Por the lotriovte of rarertiug these important ob ject, n force A' Zli ordered to atits.toce to Csioont:a, the pri.“4..1 furl to Dooncles iihnan is tu:spolut the J B , llgc xa.l Mugist rate, :mid to pr0c...e.1 c...e.1 to the roducuon of the. Forts, of Doeixiels hu.a, and the appreotrasion'or hie person, should.. he rd . ihie to comply with certain resprisitioa. abide the Judge nod Maiiitrate ww difeated tr male fo Docoaka Kimu haying wit p4lsrefaarai b map?"' with ,t4ee xaeta«notaatt as tettfir , rtfiri; Sot haiitif ae . wise adopted, to the fat',ott extent of hiaability f meiiturt, of cP.:i4tiiig the anoit,:rylorce rent wsttiont him, Oicket,s, with a coasltletablat force under cointnamd, roti.iistiag of the Kingl and Coini.aoy'4 trays, Itiivitnerd, a:4 onnimise4 belive the fort of Catnootta, on the 'ea t 01 o‘ka tuber i Tile strength of the works of Carnorins appears to have been stlini le, to have held nut little hof.es of being carried by a comp de main, and to have induced the. Major-Generif to adopt the officer but more certain measure of regulitr apprcalief. This mode of attack was rendered additionally tedious from the unfaeourablearra of the country aronad Comnona, for poscunug the sieceseary matefial, and fear the great superiority in the number of miners in the service of the enemy. The skill zeal of the officers, and the perieveralice and gal lantry of the troop+, however, overcame ell the ob stacles apprised to them, and the lima being de clared to be practicable, the assault was-made on the fort, and on the fortified garden adjoilliug it, at the same time, on the evening of the lath No vcin her. The efforts of the troops employed on this oc casion were not attended with that success ton hip h their distinguished bravery and zealous perse verance ro well entitled them. After a desperate' struggle, which cost the lives of many valuable of ficers and men, they were compelled to retire both from the fort and garden. To the impression, how ever, made on the enemy by the gallant conduct of the trucl;)s on this occa.-ion, may fairly be ascribed the evacilatimi of both places in the course of the nt r night, which were taken poste-Anon of the fol lowing day. The followin4 is a Copy of the General Orden which were issued at Calcutta, on the receipt of tits intefliArNce of the fill of Casnoorta...ita.inlastiawr Tarns of the killed aid wneiried in the opermioers before, and - ill the assault ou r that place, with a se parate list of the officeia : GENEEAL ORDERS, SY THE /LIGET HON. TIIR (WIVES/10A COL 'ICEL. Fort William, Nue. 30, 1307. The Right Hon. the Goveri..r-';intit! to (*.Atari( per. r - rini a pats ut hie duty, which is bighly eratifyiag to bun t in g.e.ng prblie eApri u:011 to the deco sense he entertains of tic .t.st,,i.7utsiret: bravely, dnicipiine, and pert , . vertu...re tits phryed dill part of the army et •ently eiisph.ed before Cansoone., durieg the wbote progress of the uperatiotia aping that butt, but Mire pecoitirrty iu the assault which t..ott place oz the I nth inst. H; I...iciship in Council feels a pert . ..et sasoratme, that If th , for:Tii.iab!e and uoloreseen obstsetes opposed to their 'darts were to lisve beet; oerrcant• he the ...sertius of lb. best snainica of a wither, tae eminent rhselay of them ea that occasion could pare been cruarced J ttl. success. To the deep unpremluu, huwtrer. made lay it on the enemy, and it. the just apprciterflull which must hit.e been excaed, that suet pers, trrriny callaotry and steady doci. Owe would oro%e tautly r,7lccessful, his Lordst:p in CUULCiI confidently attributes the evuctust.un of tbe fort alai (totaled garden of Caurooss, in the course of the some ought. It is with oat igiud concern his Lordship is Cutiocil in • himself conspelltil to lament the loss taf so wan t ! officers and seen who have folk,' in the course of the ope rations which base called fur this just t,tbnts of acknow lodgmeist and applause from the tturcruustut. 'True Copt (Sigted) R. ViRRV, Sec. Md. Dcp. RZTI RN UP •MIT•ITITR AT TER AINIAVLT OP TES TORT OW t•MOON•• Killed—t Litatasant-Cuknbal, 5 Capisioa, t Liestorsants. t Subidars and Strang% 2 Jemsdan aad Midas. u Serjeaata sod Hari!dam, 115 privates--Tutal IJ4. Wunaded-3 Captains, go Lwatenan!s, 3 ENfilViß, j Jr. waders a,,1 Tiudals, oto torrjesuis and liavddara, 4:, 1 1 rates--Tut al .1 6. R• • LILT. OF cervices's IIiTt.LFO AND WOUNDFO. Stak—Brigadier SW. Duff, Lieutinaut-Colonel pet bat:a. lion rylla rc•;tustut, killed. liiigudo-kinor O. never, tack- klujor to 'Major-General Dicketia, killed. Acting Bri gade-Nl:Our, Lieutenant W. Fag., Liesticaaat Ist bettAioa 9th reK.oient, wounded dwicerouely. Ihs 31 ajesty's 7714 Fro—Captain Rorieliffe, billad. Cu-t. lain Kirk, killed. Lavutruauts Hervey, Cainiffirii i , and Di dioestonr, wounded severely. Lit tilt:neat Harrison, wounded danikerowsly, Grenadier sattalion—Captaia Robertson, gist Ibtriarnt Native lufantry, k it ed. Lieutenant 15 1.e. - lima:one, elet Regiareet Naive In fantry, and Lieutenant Muratll, 7ltla Regiment Native lo tai.tiy, nouuded itightl;.. Ibt Eattalinu yth Native Infautry-.-f7spt. S. Breervie. and towt Sre)..l, killed. C.tptsins Matthews and !raw, nuunOv; ...itg:•tly. Lieutenant Holland, dadetenesly. tit Pattaiiun cgd Icfautt)—...Lieut. Bruuke, ecnaoded Ist esttslion 27tii Native lof.totry —Capt. Perkins, sad lit oteottot Duast.ais ille, wounded x•rrcll. L:eut. Corbel, slightly. catti Neive IsLatry—Lieatenant M`Leod, l.icv•etsatt De mus. ...waded severely. Lieekte,set . Devty. 16iirbtly. EL Lisa ciao, cightl7 lee I s—Eas:g2 J vas, luLed Los.reneklyee,woesded Pioncers—Lieutevint Swinton, wounded severely. Lieut. Andc,•on, !Aut. Rarvoii,.• s werc:y. (11 , :y n MI the Pioneer CW - re—Liet.in .ant De Few, Ist Nat;se Infantry. k t!. i.r tt. WiAtte, Ist est,-Ctuu oh Native Infantry. sktertly. Ar :!,cry —Lieutscent W. 31.4-iahal, avurt•sr.l • Tha lacer is since rsportod to bay* dime Obis ssoitadt.