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,if✓ . 4,14 /2 . 7 tt -7 7). Cr. - %..) .., A AliC.l . l OW. - AZ: t• Y. villt 1.7. . . . . , . . I• . 7" i ' r' 41.• d•_B s-. 7 1 , .1. •r; • : the sihrplaV :. - r • 1 .r. 1,1 . ^ , l . . - tv•ii ,!••,11 ~% .1 .. , I. .te. . ‘ 4' i .. ' WI OW. ll K . , .. I, H .•i ~ •13., ' hpj %..........' . i * V1 : 11 .44 t i". V 4. 1 44.44iiaJ L... , , e .(r ( 1 -7 • -.4mbow.vw.t- Or" lIIA 41-1 wu maga 4860. LONDON, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1818. 3:Zei.s."l I 9 • !RICH SEVEN-PENCE. THNATRR-ROYAL, HA TAIARICHT. /11:11S EVENING, THURSDAY. July 30, sill be performed, the Magical Pieta of 'I'HE RIVAL SOLDIERS. Coltish, Cruiser, Mr Swoon; Major Tactic, Sr. klis *arta, Corpses! Squibb. Mr. coriary ; Immo*, Mr Bar nard; thaelate, Mr. Duress, l Nippetkia, Me. Tukcly. hay, Miss Matthews. •Aer which. a favourite Causedy. called TEASING MADE EASY. ARMY * CONTRACTS. TREASURY CHAMBERS. EAST INDIA HOUSE, JULY 29, isle. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. I.AND, trading to Ike EAST INDIES, dr Unary gine Notice, That the Court will he ready to receive Prooovals In writing on or before WISDNILSDAY, the 26th of August min, toms the °worn of such SHIPS, of the Barden of (nom ROC to 939 Tom, Builder's Aleitsisrentrist, which have net performed more than Sit Voyages to and from India or China, simeifying the Rate of Freight at which they may he *nog ill Ira such Ships fur One 'troilism la the Couissairy's reinter Service. THIRD ACCOUNT. Abstract of tbe ft , ...raurs iod FlKeel of the Pinaarries, as staled iu the Third Accouut. . . . -Rwposta. Yorreent Nh3on ynt non I heel. ... Dust Mab Gated lOlO,OOl roIIIMMIARIAT DIPARTIMIT, JULY 91,1118. N OTICE is lieleby given to all Per4olis &air oat of contracting to aspply BEEF and iIIUTEON tubas Nlajesty's Laud Forces is Cantonments, Quarters, sad Barracks is the suder-oestiosed Counties:— ~~ Litigant, Mr. Terry ; Glow-wet rts, Mr. Jowl; Oausoson, Mr. J. Roswell (hie 2d appearance in that character); Peter Pastoral, Mr. Tukely ; Muses, Ur. Witticisms. Mrs. Teaser, Mrs D.rveuport ; Mrs. Crumple'', Mrr. Connor; Molly Mix.rn. Mimi Matthews; Miss Mauly, Mr.,. Gibbs. Tire Evening's Enrertainwsents to conclude with , THE CRITIC; OR, A TRAGEDY REHEARSED. Poff, Mr. Jour.; Sir Fretful Plagiary, Mr. Terry; Doe gle, Mr 'laniard; Don Fvroln 11'hiskerandua, Mr Russell. Mrs. Dauele, Mr.. Davrops.ri ; Tilborrua. Sirs. Gibbs. lenses, Ss.—Pit, 3c—rind Gallery, 2s.—Seeoud Cal krr, Is. PI ice. for the Buses to be taken of Mr. Massioghan, at the Theatre. IC U.--A Private Boa may be bad nightly, by applieutiou at the But °Mee. Redford Brrk• (UN-hiding Ike 11.iwo of Hengerford)„ Berwick, Duck., Cam Wider (inclu , lino the Tuteru of Scirsoarket), Chester. Curs, w:111 (including Scilly), Cumin-flood, Driby, Devon, Dorset. Durham' (includiog Holy Is- Enos (rxelnolve of Tilbory Furl, in Ilre Comely of Lawn), Gloureoter (iecluding that:Ay of Bristol), Hants, Hereford, Hertford, Fort, in the County of Essex), Lancaster, I.Rieester, Alieldlesr x. Monmouth, urfolk, Northampton, Nuriliumbei laud, Notsinzlinui, thforil. Rutland, Sal I p , Somrniet, • Stalt.rd, Nora ey, Wnrwirk, We.tenureland, Worcester, York, North and South Wales. And in Ilir several Coun ties in North Breams.. Ti.tal of the lends hekl from Scholia .. 11,00.000 lemma Bnlb.h sod Kadirßuksh bold from Hulkar 1,00,000 Total of the ftevenues of both Parties.. 12.00,000 The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tract" on the en. arr. to be severally sealed op. and lot with I—. l .......C•errtiiry at or kwfiire Twelve o'Clock at Nototiot the said 26th A most neat, beyond which hour nu Troffer will he received. JOSEPH DAItT, Secretary. The particulars of the Terms and Coalitions upon which tbe Skips will be enraged for the Corapany'sService. may be kid upon appliestiuu at the Office of lb. Clerk to the Consinittee of shipping, on or after Monday nest, 3il Airgust. routs. Seiodia Sbabee: Of oft Good Norma Dosnio eheetoo and the RanjOns.... 3.000 or 111.ANI Karrerin in 8h0pa1:1.... 700 or Leo: Dont %ialwmed Holhar Masher: Inasoin Bukhalt Kadirjinthsb . 309 ur 1,050 Bahillt Moan . 2OO or Itif Tookkoo lOO or EAST INDIA HOUSE, JOLT 911, ISIS. THE coutur of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading Go Use EAST INDIES, do kereby giro Notice, Total of the Forms at Hone 4,800 or V,BOO both Parties I -.---- --..-. Tu-morrew, !low to Die tie Lore, The Blowstaineers, anti Hutubaiwn Fnrioao. . On fiat a ail Tons rhumb. Visible, Teasiaw made Easy, sad A Nuswahe, of three arts, Is in preparation. Inge unlit" will h.• Leen of the next irpreseatation of the new Cetuedy called, Moe Pulais of the Law, ur Pus arssie u. 'the Play of The Africans, NA performed at thin theatre those six yea. a, is so rah. areal, sail will be produced early Su the elisuiag neck &lira, Mr Werth.; Melissa, Miss E. Blauthaid (Lying their lest appearance in thew, Chavacters). Howls, I , le of Man, Isle of Mild, Arid (including Tilbury That the Deliveries are to That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals In •writing at any time un or before WEDNESDAY, the 14th Octuher next, from any Person car Pence, who may be wil ling to BUILD, either in the River Thames. or at an Out. pure in England or Wales, or at Bombay or Scup!, a SHIP or SHIPS, of •hunt 1,300 Tons Borden, to tel on Freight fur the said Company's Service, for Six Voyages cer tain, specifying in our SUM • permanent Rate of Peace Freight for rach of the said Six Voyages. The Tenders, with the worth " Ship Tender" on the cover, to beaeverally sealed up, and left with the Secretary at this House, on or liefore 12 o'Clock at Noun on the said 14111 October next, beyond which hour nu Tender will he re ceived. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. The particolars of the principal Dimensions and Scant lings uf the Ships an Inventory of the principal Stores, the Copy of the Charterparty fur each Vuysge, as •n Outline, together with the other Terms and Conditions upon which the Ships are to be tendered, built, and employed in t►e Company's Service, may be had swum application •t the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Shippiug, ou or after Monday the 10th August next, THEA rit RO V. 4 L ENGLISH ()PRIM, STItA ND. T E U Hlg EVNING, THRSI)AY, July 30, will be revived, der Comic ra of THE AAIERICANS. Willi new Sceneiy, Dreams, Lc ; and with all the cekbrated Mimic originally composed for this Drama American IridI3IIS.FIIIVIIIM, Mt. .1. illisars; Kellen, Mr. Mii iley liaena, Mime Carew; Chiti thaw, Miss I.Strvi mon. The Tribe, by the native American Indians, wbo will ap pear all Or liar nrigim.al Pilaalitnia of Oar Pattie of thou Deem., ywitehmherly in the &linked Wor.silsoop Churns at the end of the tirst Act, and in the Dance of Peace at tits CUUtiMillall of the bl'ellflll Art. iii-la--Captain Pearinan; Freemen. *ha damisi MIICIII3IIIIIIII, Mr. W. S. Clatterley ; Dablile, Mr. limbo; Alid.hipasar, Mr. Moan: Lemma (Ward of Paul .srolil), Miss pertly. .kmericans--Paul Tyrold, Mt. Salter ; Narita Sluw, Mr. II Rel. Africans—Zedekiab, Mr. Wilkionow ; Slaves, Moms. Jen kins and Gaulle.. Beiweru the Opera and Afterpicer, Mr. St. Albin and Miss ktrit will dance the Minuet dc la Command Ventris's crlbr+trd Garotte. Wort +hick (for Ibt Sib time), a new Serin.Cumie dosoloastie Oprestse Prelude. ralkd DOCTOR BOLUS. Kin* Airtipirdirides, Mr. Harley; General Fecttravarrischo, elsatferlev; Doctor Bolos (Ike Kole). Physician), Mr. WiAineos. Mawr Ketaiinda, Mies Kelly. Boxes, bs.—Pit, 3s. —(.ewer Gallery, N.—Upper Gal ley, le. Second Pr ce at Nillf °Tine's. Boxes. Places, and Private Boars, ensy be taken of Mr. Stevenson, at the Boa 011iee, Strand Etitra..re, tour Tru till Four; and at Parmesan's Library, 170, New Bead-street, oppcomo Burbagion-garileus. To-morrow, Mier a popular Opera (9th lime;, lbe Heal. On Saturday, • popular Opera, with (ttb time) Doctor BAN,. Us Monday, the Performances will be by special desire. P II E ANNUT -11. TI EN irrisited by the C,orporatioo of the City of Dub Pei, the j4ih day of June, 1776, who are to be paid Ostia , let. rest it London, may oversee Half.m-Year's Annuity, due at Miesuinnier last, by Implying to Mr. Wm. Cosier- Lem, Nu. 6, Great Si. Helties, iliobup•mite-street, every Wednesday, from Ti.. o'Clork till Two. The Soharribems to brine with them tlwir Bonds, and • Certificate of the Life of the Noisiwer. It is retiesesteil that in coma death not ire may he liven as above, fur the future beorfit sod reyolatiou eachof class. ICIIA RDS()N, GO()DLUCK. MINI CO. crepresfelly acquaint their Friends that the NEW LoTrEitv consinenees Drawing NEXT TUESDAY. The t•elomr, with toile km* Titkrtr. coalition Two Prier* of a::01000, Two of £1,000„ snit Two of 1,000 Soweitigus. Imo!, of the Prises of 1,1100 Storm's*. will rimier in ad- Four Piptii of Putt or Madeira, or Four Hugabr.ada of (lain. Sharra are on S 4 le by RICHARDSON, CoopIAJCII, and CO. Stark-erukt•re, at Ibrir Furiusuar I tilt. • it, Sauk Ruelolauxs„ Curabill, "ad facies ilie Gale of Nle....,CkariagArruss„ NEXT TUESDAY. LOTTERY DRAWS, AND YOU MAY GAIN 90,9i51 Pus's& fur £lff4 9 0 45,000 Penis& fur £3l 7 9 39.009 Pound. fur . £l9 111 0 22.599 P 99691.69 £ls 15 0 15,000 P.m I/1111 floc . £lO 9 1.549 Punts& fur £s 5 0 3,750 Posts4l4fur .£7 13 6 1,1475 Puma& fur .CI 7 0 J. AND J. SIVEWRIGHT, wh o had Um pltisurable Furtune to sell et thew ttla blibtorkl 00Sec!, ( 2-1,206, Fula 1230,000 ever &horn. 15, 1i(, I.aa .t 30,000 tvrr s..hrtt public atteuhuu tu tl•e attractions of the present Nrlmto, which ot attengetl to rue Adventurer, more chaut• • r•un P.m., or g:10,01)0 Ilion is, stay tutlery Lithrs It. ""-h• Thrte ;or only MOO Tscl•rts, and brui t ; uu 6xe.l uh•tert 1, the I.... Prizes of .... 1311,000 I.... Pulses of . • J. :.000 14 tither Cuint.ll%. 2,000 tin‘rretgos w 60144 .1/.1 Y .41.1 FIE D t. f NEXT TV ENDA Y. stud in adJniuo to all the Prizes pail by Guyesumtut, the • nod's.. op ow!, tetetve (it)1,1) foi the Two Prizes of I,OOL tcorerrignt s with Puri, 1 taw. or Madeira, oll , miolut to ruur Pipes of Port or Madeira. or Four Claret, fur each of this niter of OliC Tliotowai.l Su%t irrupeuhun fur !Aggro. 11'14, to b. (Junco by Ike holders Ikcisugves ill k. 1, Shares now un sale at lite ohl-rotablinhed I,..niime illfirro of S an . 01 J. stivAvnicatr. il 4. 11 , 111ULOOR‘ j I No. 111, Oxrump.l.Tßact; _7. commit.; I 314. itiIiMANK LT i %%1w Slim , * ol awl \nl.l in thi. iii.t I..,itily lUtil LAPII'.IL l';;;ZEI: wi and for the 25th day of Septenalser next ; thatPeuposala in Writing, sealed up and marked, "Tcuder for Army Supplies," will be received at this Deparinieut us or before %WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of August (but none will be received after Twelve o'Clurk on that day) awl, if scut by Post, the Postage must be paid. Proposals must be mask separately for each County, except for the Counties minimising North and South Wale►, all of which mast be included io one Tenths.; as also must the seams' Counties in North Britain ; and each Proposal must have tim Lotter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by Two Penoos of luau, Property, engaging to beconie hound with the party tendering ill the sinunnt stated in the printed Particulars, fur the due Performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made un a Printed Tender, and the Prices es:permed in words at length ; and should it so hippest that 'hiring the continuum, of she Contract no Troops should be supplied wader the Contract, the expense of Use Stamps fur the Contract sad Bond, paid in the first iustauee by the Cuutractur, shall be refunded to Particulars of the Costumes snag be baJ upon applica tion at throe Chambers, between the hours of Eleven and Five; and at the 01lice of Deputy Cummisaary-Geueral Toseg, Edisburgh. Norf. ruu4drraWe alterations baying been made in the Tendon fur the Supply of Meat to the Troops, such PCMIII as arc desirous of tendering are requested to apply fur the proper Particulars. This day is puhli.6eJ , handsisinely printed in One V.d ame tiro illustrated by Fuur Maps, descriptive of the Rutile, price Its. leopards r C ItESQUE TOUR. through FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, on the BANKS id* the RHINE, and through part of the NETHERLANDS, tot the Year ISIS. Flionoina mem, Sylvemne ! London: Printra Aw J. Marshals, 39, Itstivite-strer•. Extract from 11k " Nriigsb 1,...!rit1e.." Cu. OrZ.ber, _lBl7. Rerun of " A Picture...pm Tom- throttles France," "To those who have nut travelled, it elves a fatiliful ac count of what is to he seen ; to those who intend in travel, it .Rurrh all excellent plan for their operations ; to those who have travelled. it will awaken many pleasing regullee- The route iv, perhaps, the best which could have been taken." This day is published, handsomely primed in 4 vole Bro. (heiug the Fourth Edition), illustrated with a Map of Italy, ten engraved Plans of Churches, sod Index, price 31. iu boards, A CLASSICAL TOUlt THROUGH ITALY. Hasc rat lia dim sacra. toe nettles ju', bac oppida Fn. pului usu.—Phu. Nal. [list. lit. 20. Cy the H. e. PION CIIETWODE ECSTACE. Finii ill Edition, revised and enlarged. The Map of Italy, by Zaustoni, may be bad separately, prier 54. Primed for J. Thurman, No. 39, Loileate-street, London. Of whom may be had, Mr. LUSTACE'S LET fElt fringe PARIS to GEORGE PEIRL, F•F.I. Tends Edition, Sr° as. hi ibr Pirw, and r•hurtly sill b • published, A Tuna) and SUPPLEMENTAL VOLUME, itt atn. to Mr. LUSTACE'S CLASSICAL 10L/R. By Sir Rickard Cult Ware, Hart. •.• The Quarto Edition of Mr. Enstares Wink haring brrts lout nut of print, a new and Third Fahl of lime two rulisuirs sill be published at the same time as the abuse. 'lbis Jay is publiskil, le feet volumes, dvo. price 11 24 Luards, 41111\SON• SCRIPTURE (711ARAC TEus; 4.r, n Neel ienl Insprovcionlit of the nitscipal Ilistorero in the old and New Tesi3lllVlll. I;) the Rev. THOMAS Itonmsos, NI A. of Leicester. \.•a• continuing r . fliogiaohic4l Account of she Anihor: I'ti,ird for Lougman asul Co.; Ballwin and Co ; Rea femur auJ Vt .11 lately, Lutalou ; auJ Itubtuatru and Cu. 1.11.1%. Of whom may he had, Amober F.ditiito of the tame Surb, in foto. oluntea„ .ps ire If. aw. hoard.; and an Abridgllltlli. 111i1 . 1111M1 fir the note of Schools, nue volume, ltuiu price 7.. board.. This day is published, prier One Guinea, its boards, ripHE 'l'llll4 I) I'AK 1 . of the ENCY(7I.O - P.EDIA 311:THO1'01.11'ANA; or. Uiiiirerual Die. tionary Asiowleihrs. on ail Original Plan: cioupriviag the tru-frolA aolvasiiisee of a phil ouphical awl an alphal.elrrnl 'liminess...oil, wills appropriate mid eillirtly 114.1. esicrawitsur! A few copies arc printed sass lltTil Ile royal paper, wills Proof Impress:um' of the Plates, price Two Guiiseas, iu hoards. 9 .• rucourratail bit Ilse liberal success whirls ibis Work has sort wills from Ilse ;white, tin Prupridors have wade siill sai.or extensive arrasigenisols for the regular appose asser of the Pions. as staled is. the Piospretus, at Icsist one isi 1 . 10411/ quieter of a year; mod 11w Nolisenhers mod Friends to lbw Wink way be wound. Sisal No Ishour or cxpeiwie will be oi.irtd to wake it soirloy their sor t ...rt. I'm I IV will appear ass Oriodorr. Lo.ithni &Lai.. for K. 1',61,4.r. THE PINDARRIES. A short time since we presented our readers with • very copious and interesting narrative of the Pitt darries—their origiu—state of society—numbers— efficiency to war—and their mode of conducting military or plundering excursions. In their late irruption into the Company's territories, it appears from Papers laid before Parliament. that their numbers exceeded '20,000 men, for the most part admirably mounted, and well equipped for service. From li:Jeit and manners they ale extremely active ill their plundering, and so rapid in their movements, KR to render it quite impooible to be overtaken by the British troops. They are exceedingly fero cious, and are regarded with the utmost horror by the natives of those parts of India exposed to their depredations. This is strongly exemplified by the following extracts from the dispatches laid before Parliament . Memoranda relative to the Piuderries:—Prepared by Mr. Jeuktus, the Itevideut at the Court of the Rajah of Defer, to the year 1812. The Pindarriei are commonly considered to be divided into two great bodies, culled SciudiaShattee, and Volker Shadier, according to their former de pendance no three chiefs respectively. These dtri• sinus, aid Kb merely minimal, are observed iii the three following accounts of their numbers, and the lauds they hold. The that of these accounts rather refers to there situation list year; but as it is more particular thin the tithes. with regard to their in ternsl organisation and composition, I give it first. After stating the three accounts which I have ob tensed from three separate sources, I will entleavuior to blend the rest of my information in one succinct and general memoir, and offer such remarks us occur to me on the foregoing dui:mueslis. Fl Pc'T ACCOUNT. Geo t ral Staleateut of tbe lagheers belJ by the Piadarries at 11141 of NIL Cheetoo and the Ranjuna hold lauds to the Rupees eunouut of Dust Malmmed 1,95.111► kurreem Miami Total of the revenues of the &Willa Shahee.. 19,57.1100 Hollow Shahce: Huikar's Poidarrirs held rountry from Hol k ar alone; but this itecustut does out atenlitat the •alue. Names of the Chiefs and Numbers of the Piudarrice. Seindia Shabee : Harm infantry. emu. Cheetuo • 7,955 .... 1,000 .... 4 Dust Mahound 5,430 .... 400 8 K omens Klmou Loehr Buidish . Total of the Seimlia 18,605 .... 6,540 .... liadhar Shehee: Tookleo ... 2.000 Soo 5 lau Bunnell 9,00 1,000 SAW, 1101311111, •ul 11ekm- J114.f Khan% - •• • • lin.lsr Belau* 111 ..... h Hutherkah 750 &imams, eon of 11.atteca ISO Total liulkar Sim We.. 20,716 .... 10,1411 .... 3$ sEcoND AccouNT. AlAract or the Forms rnd 1411V1111r“ of the rtudarriell, ae stated in the Sccuittl Horse. niter% of the &inch& bailee Utast Sli4lire 7,000 Tuts Hut se 116,500 Popery. Revemort of die Stiodis Sha Dui* ll.hooit.l 1,08.4100 Total of the Yogiteero and Lauds bchl by 110 Seeothat Mabee 1 1 .9 6 000 &remits of the llolLar Shehee 1,40,0 06 Tet.t: of as Rceeuveo of :hot PArties 3,33,004 A true return or the actual 'lumber of the troops in the service of any native state can seldom be ex pected, even in the most authentic records of its mi litary department. I doubt if the PrinCe binned' could give more than a very rough guess of the state of his forcer. at any particillur tnoment ; in deed, the system of deception was, from the Coin mender of an army down to a jetivii4dar of live horse, in so great a degree, as to render ocular de monetration the only satisfactory evidence un such subjects. When General Malcolm was in Scindia's camp in 1804, he estimated the Pindarries then with Scindin, at 10,000, no doubt abating ranch of the numbers stated to him. Oat of the; number the General observed, about 6,000 were admirably mounted, and very superior both in the quality of the men and horses. The rest were of a very PA . . rior description, many h a ti ng onlytattoos°. This estimate, it is to be observed. could Hot have iu eluded Holkor's Pindarries. I have not the docu ments to refer to which represented the accounts I bad of the Pindarry force whilst I was rn Sciedia's camp. In the month of September, 1809, I for warded a statement to Government, making the number of Pindarries of Scindia's at,d Holkar'e parties, amount together to 24,550, winch was by much the lowest estimate I had procured. I then thought it probable that they might have about 14,000 good horse. 111 November, 1811, when the Poidarries came down to Nugpore, the body which windrow' up within view of the Residency could not have been less than four or five thousand, judging from the ground over which they extended, and the apparaut depth of their ranks. This body, too, was Ito doubt composed only of the beat of the horse which came on the expedition, and they certainly appeared of a very good description; but they were; • by all accounts of that time, not a very large pro portion of the number of the Pindarries. I remem ber, about the patine • , Hiking Jesonnit Rio t what force of good horse he understood the Put• diaries could bring into the field, :mil he ineettioned about 12,000. He also NMI 111. a they were esti- • Mated at about eo,ooo of all sorts. The third ac count here given makes the good horse mmuutit to 6,800 only; and, upon a calculation, that to every two fighting. men there are dee honorees, or mere plunderer% the whole are estimated at 23,800 ; hat this distinction is of the lass consteptence, as long as a great part of the Whores are armed with piker, and so well mounted as to snake matches of a lengths, and for a continuance, beyond what any troops but the Martian's of former times have per haps ever done in Wis. The calculation, too, is of a very loose nature, and world lead to an over charged estimate of the total number of the Pity dames, wiles. we summer which. 'hay be die case, that tilmost every one in their camps who has a tattoo to ride, is considered as o Pindarry. The principal drawbacks on the in of the numbers of the Pindarries since 1804, would be the casualties of the war with and the great lon of horses and of men which the uucom mon distance of their plundering excuosioue must have entailed. It is not unlikely, too, . that many of the adventurers may have left the Pi n darries after Kurreem's defeat. Cheetuo, who, wince that time, has been serving with Scindia's troop% would probably clear his own roily from all foreigners, it' obedience to ticitidia's orders; and the natural con sequence of ill success would lead to many deser tions from the parties attached to Kurreetn, at least of the extraneous part of his followers. From ull recounts I hive. ever heard, I should be inclined to consider. the third account, which maker the good horse, or lighting body a tttt t egst the l'iiidarries, amount to 6,R00, as rather below than above the tiotli; although, judging of this account in the same manner aii experienceshews yoo mutt lit general judge of nattveatatetneuts in such niatter% the contrary conclusion would be eunsidered safe, to this statement, according to the iiiteotion of th e person who furnished it, %nu are only to include Loth horses lend wen of the most superior decrip tom. By the authors of the other statements, one of whom is a 'pewit-writer with the Rajah's only its Pollopinal, and the oilier a prr.inii in NSillwr , ', who is well qualified to judge iu ruck subject', 8 or 10,000 excellent borne are represented as being swor the truth. • The Pirirkarry infantry are scarcity word, men tiormig, since the dispersion of the forces of Karr term. I bear that Clteetoo bas two or three Euro peans with ins guns. The origin of the Pindarries is invotr..d in some obscurity; all thin seems to ram to be certain is, that they air of Rubins!' or .'utter extraction; but that the earlier ancestors of the principal and the tribe in &tiers,. were formerly settled as the districts *hoist fiejapore, in the Deccan. Ott the dissoluisuir of the last Nlaltonseitan dy. • P‘mies. 11mist,r ..f t!iv Rtj of I.l.rar. nestles of the Deccan, under whom th-y resin io have been employed,.they entered into the servo.. of the Illarhattas. Tt.tir enirrloymetit i* said t•• have bees„ to accompany the Biter tier Wallah i• r quarter.master general), to go mit with toragh parties, and to moist en supplying the bazars w lit grain 1 besides perforating other serviers hf plundering body suited to the maxims of a pr e da. tory warfare.. In their plundering expedition. the best of the horse forth covering patties, and ought not to • rn 'barns' themselves with spoil; II Sprolsihitimi, pro. highly. much disregisnled. This burly is 'mended to he ready on MI alarm, to collect at any remit, in order to lace and amuse an enemy, whilst the o plundariog parties are oinking nW with what lb. v may have collected. Tue principal chh is sehmtra in person accompany these expeditious, but remain in their ,casitouthents, settling in their stead some of their most confidential clielas • to conduct the operations, and keeping tip x regular corninntiic:. lion with the different parties by means of linear robs, ionietiturs disguised as fakeer' and- goo.- sirens t, and of fakeers mid gorrsaseena in their Pay. Throughout India, indeed, vagabonds of this description are generally eithilnyed as spies; and their mendicant profession and wandering life, with the respect they receive and the access dirt , obtain intro camps and lawns; render them well cal culated for their irrnfessihn. It remains In speak of their chief., and to de. as rrrll as isv information will enable stir, the usual stations of their durralis and families re• spectively. s eetoo Cl iee t o o, o r Sirldon, is said to have kern the sor t of a pito 4 , purchased in a period of famine by 1)oohlile NlA'', then a cue ttttt on horse. matt in the durralt of Burnam who had at comp,.. used Madajee Seindia an an expedition to no.buti. He was first noticed and promoted by the present Rajah of Serer, in whose service Burrito was en. tenanted at the period of an expedition against Hnuengaborl, about the year 1797. An early en. sully appears to have sulo.aird between Clieetoo and Kurreem, insomuch as to have 'caused in attempt to be made by Citeeroo to get Kurreem aral his brothei Herroo assassinated. Hector) was whinnied in the ittempt, Cheeton was at that time with Reesali, a Pindarry Chief of Seindia'a parry, theta stationed at Asseeighor, who protected hith in the business. and a battle between the parties of K Ufao mem amid Reezah is said to have been the coolie quenee. lit 1805 Cheeton got the title of Newaith Koinaul Mahoinmed blhoaton Kurreem Jiiiigh, from Scindia. His seizure in 1807, and release in 1811, are well known. Cheetoo is represented to be a matt of shout fifty years of age, of middle mature and nropoitions, of a complexion called " aussrelalt," neiiher very dark nor very fair, an oval face with whiskers, knit tau limit on his head ; he sometimes wears short Mar. Nitta drawers, Called " ghoorgliers," and suave. times the Mosstilittair's long drawers, but always a tuition iis the Pill tall fashion. He has n ion named Mahommod Piumah, to be nimbi twenty yeah; of age. of nearly the incon stature, complexioil, dress and .appearance as 114 father, but lean in his person. 2. Kurreeth Kitson is the Son of Sheer Khali. who, and his two brotheis. Sunnily Kh a n and Shusneheer Khan. were the sons of !twist KI Sheer Khan had another Poll besides Kurreem. named Ijreroo; Summit Khan had a a... 1 11ZI MCI I Suodut Khan, who is in the service of Holkar; and Shumalieer Khali* sun, Hoo.sein Khan, is now a common horseman in the durrah of Dust Matioined. Linnet from a Dispatch from Mr. Datcyll to the fila.:ras Secretary, dated 16th March I this morning obtained posture intelliornce that the Pindarries appeared yesterday afternoon before the village of Nara.arugpettah, the reUil e nce of oue of the priescipsl reminders in this district, and of the arrival at that place of the second human'', 3(1 regiment native infantry, uuder the command of Major Pepper. The 2d regiment light cavalry bus not vet reach ed Guntoor, and 1 therefore conjecture that Major Walker ha• been apprised of the route of the ma rauder., and has marched directly in pursuit of them. Their ►poliutions in this neighbourhood are mark. ed with the most savage burberities ; every village which they have pillaged contains victims of their fury, and a few hamlets only hive escaped their destructive page. About 50 persons whom they wonnded have already repaired for medical aid to Dr. Haines, the surgeon attached to the Court; ■nd the kind and unremitted attention which they niiiverAally receive from him. merits the highest commendation. I. last night walked into the village of Guntoor for the purpose of observing the oho which the arrival of a military force had produced on the minds of the inhabitants. found their fears had in some measure stk.. sided, hut the distress occasomed by the despoils tiou of their property, and the barbarous lurks of their &Milted a picture of the ino4t consummate misery I ever recutirct to have ails nesscd. Extroet from n Dior-Itch from Mr. flatten to the Madras tircreetiy, dated 181 h March, IBIS. -- It is exccednigly difficult to (Mimi) correct in formation rewectiog the uiovement of the 1111 b. Fonder*. 'Flay tomtit with eatntlishing• rapidity, mid their ravages have inspired the people %soh bo great * degree of terror that few will venture to so protich them. Success increwire the ataitirdi revs city of their manners. De vartetion. and death, are the horrid concomitants of tneir An iiii i tence of that heroic resolution wlnNi ax. cite* the adeniratinn of man, in.vs moc'i e..ever Ilse horror it ociiiiaous may be reouscoatit to the Irri• togs of I Amoy, has just come to aoy Allowlralgrs • fonwrite salves, arloyteJ by their mast•rt, t The lame c•riasti sect of liouduo c,k rerc t A t,ihe of kiiroula potatasiug a liri;t tertitary to 148 64'10411 . 4rd ut the Juana, A