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• . . Pre tent . ---- "t / 0 27 If ;;;;P i er,„4 . ~,,5 , •.•,•„ . • . . 7. - . ... \g". - ,*--" -",— Y.E7.i , - . • ie t , P 00 0.—........._;/ ' ti A j ;_.,, re or 4 14,14 ..bißi. , • 04 t b . '''‘ 1 Irt I I L 1 e + . . . • . .. .. .~ 1 ~ Z,.:JkLd 1 NUMBER 5218• NEVER ACT D nimAratteoraz., NA TM' A 111 f LIS EVENING , SATURDAY, Aug. 2*, ill be perfensed,l3th Me, a sew Perak laterltde, is on on, sailed LADIES AT HOME; OR. GENTLEMEN WE CAN DO WITHOUT TOtl ! The Priseipal Charmers by—Mrs. Davroport, Min E. Sharberd. Me.. PAM, Miss Bessmost, Mn. Censer, Mn. &MA Mrs. Lim, and Iles. T. Hill. After wkieb, a sew Comedy. is tine ads, called PIGEONS AND CROWS. The Principal Oarsmen by Messrs. Limos. loads, Terry. Remerll, J. Reseal, Conine, Bersard, Mn. Dennison, Miss E. Blanchard, sod Mrs. Gibbs. The Protein to be spokes by Mr. Terry. To noels& with the Melo-demi df THE TRAVELLERS BENIGHTED. iteroood, Mr. Barnard; Theodore, Mr. pato ; Robert, 11r. Terry. Mom Miss Scott; Beatrice, NM. Dampen ; atrieritte. Mrs. Gibbs. Bowl, ss.—Pit, 34.—First Gallery, 114.-41mosA Gil let, It. The Doors to be timed at Sir ellleek. MI the Perform. sore to bents et Seven. Us Moods!. High Life Bclo Stairs—A Day After the Weddiod—nd oilier Estermissiems. THEATRE-ROYAL, RN6LI4II OPARA-HOUSE, /VMS PRESENT SATURDAY. Aug. es, will be perfeembed,lleb time, a mew Mrslea! Dream, celled THE BROWN MAN. Her*wsu, Mr. Ikowinn ; Franeuni. Mr. Rowbelhara ; Leuni, Mr. Wrench; Manfredi. Mr. T. P. Cuuke; Mara )lr. Hark y. Clara, Mira Carew; Cecile, Miss Kelly. After which, the Comic Operetta, ealkd FIRE AND N'ATEK. Captain Ilurrv. Mr. Salter; Mr. Thrifty, Mr. W. S. Chat -1..1. y Fanny, Miss Love; Furbish, Miss I. Stevenson. lb which will he added (with alivatioss), the Heroic, Taaoir, Operatic Deans, is two ova, called THE TAILORS; Or, A TRAGEDY FOR WARM WEATHER. Francisco, 11r. Harley; Abrahausiiles, Mr. .1. Reeve (his appearsore in that tnarsetei) ; Bartholomew's, Mr. ; Perry, r.. Wilkisawa ; Beroarito, Mr. W. S.Chat. iiiiry ; beset's, Mr. Lancaster. Dorothea, Miss Kelly; 1 litilioila, Miss I. Stevenson. aoor to he opened at Half-past Six o'Clock ; the Per cot attire to begin at Seven. Boite4, I'larer, Ticket*, Admissions for the Section, and Frivale BOUM (with Ike advantage of a separate entrance in Exeter.siteet), to be had sr Mr. Merriman, at the Box tnfice, Strand entrance, from Ten till Four; and of Mr E. ormon, Library, 170, New Botubstreet. On Mnonlay s a new Operetta, eallfd A Case for RVIIIIIOCe —The Brows hian•-•1111.1 tidier Entareainaseata. SURREY THEATRE. The Romance of Richeril the Form baying brew received with thw lidera of applause, will be repeated every Evening. EVENING. SATURDAY. Au t z.2B. et 11.a.pist Six precisely, will be presented (611 i marl, wrier Gleek's Grant! Overture le Ipliiiteele. a titesiol I.ritendriry Meta- Draw in Tiweit short Act% with mew sell upirodiet Smutty, Dretnee, sad Deteratieee, meter the title RICHARD THE FIRST; OIL CIEUR DE LION. Principal Cluraeirrs—llieliaril, King of England, Mr. Watkins ; Blnrdrl, Friend of t h e King, Mr. Gibbon; sentinel of Normandy, Mr. Brunton ; Flocestnn, Governor or the Koren. ninon Richard is eitallned, Mr. Leonard. Matilda, Quern of England, disguised as a blind Minstrel, Alma Copeland. Is Art 111. a Comic Bsllet, by Mr. Giroux, Mr. Wyatt, Mr. Dote, Mrs. Bryan, and Miss Adcock. Afkr which. the rewired popular Rowlett% is Threo Acts, futiii.letl on Dr. Gut.rn ih. eiltuirsble Novel, caned N'ICAR OF IVAIiEFIF.LI). Primrose, Mr. Huntley; Sir William Thornhill, Mr. 'Mem 41; Squire Thonthdl, Mr. Cowry; Lieutestent Prins- I O.V. 'Jr. Leonard. Laity literary, Mrs. Gutnerral; Miss Csiulina Williehni um Amelia Skegs, Miss Copeland. An entirely new end most interesting Boniest', in three. 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The ipr!ng• are so constructed as to admit of increase or de. tie's& no size and force will answer for right or left side, visitant the least inconvenience to the wearer, requiring no under-strap, or other galling bandage. The Patentees bare the honour to supply the Army and Navy, the Naval and Military Hospitals, the Dock-yards and thillianie, the Marine infirmary, die Honourable East 1114.3. Cosniitoy,the City of London Truce Society, the Mary. ‘Viveliscombe, Bristol, and Denbigh Infirmaries, the Middlesex Hospital, Sic. dm. dec. Manufactory ' !" Strand, London; et a la Galerie du Palms Royale, No. 163, a Paris. h. B. —Persons residing in the country, rending the cir oarafereore of the body across the hips, laity depend upon Iwilic Accurately fitted. bold by Sutler and Sons, No. 34, Sackeillmstreet, 4-- elle or asset Druggists in every principal Town in sagisad. SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE. UT TUESDAY, AUGUST 24. MOAT. AUGUST 27. India Board, .4zsgaist 27, 1819. Dispatches have been received at the Emit India Holm from the Governor in Council at Bombay, respectively dated the tith, 2thh, and Slat of March, and 24111 April, 1819, of whirls dispatches, and of their euelosures, the fol lowing are ma'am./ and copies:— _ Extract from n Dispatch from the Governor in Council at Bombay to the Secret Committee, dated March 6, 1819. We base ihe tumour to acquaint your Hoirourabie Com mittee, that slur military operations, under Major-Gem/cal Sir William Grant heir, in Sawunt-warres, have been marked with such n degree of promptitude, energy, and viper, on the part of the Major-General, and the Officers and men employed ander his command. as to merit the highest cism men.lation and we have much satisfaction in treumnitting, for the information of your Honourable Committee, the copy of a dispatch from the Major-General tai the Adjutant. General of the Army, reporting the details of the capture, by assault, of the outwo►ks of Rairee, on the 13th of last month, the effect of which was attended by the surrender of that fortress un the following meowing, the greater part of the garrison having evacuated it during she night. The short, hot briiliani, operations of the force employed ender Sir William Grant heir, Occupied wily a period of 17 days from she time our troops pawed the frostier, until the conclusion of the Treaty. GLMIRAL OILDVII by the Government of Bombay, dated 28th /4 limitary, 1819. The Riglit llononrahle the Governor iu Council has meth !mustache!) in pithlishing to the army the follow/big dis patch farm Major-Groh Sir William Grassi Keir, re. purling the rapture by assault of the str.mg fortress of Rai ree, behiegour to the state all Sawunuwarree, agaiast which liar British Government had been imperiously called upon, after all ocgociatiou had failed, to equip a force and obtain reparation for injuries committed on the inhabitaista of the British territories, in violation of tlteT►esly existing between the two Slates. The I:ot...char in Council cannot contemplate, without feelings of the greatest admiration, the activity, judgment, and zeal displayed by the Major. General and the troops win der his command in the prompt execution of the service iu which they were engaged. The British force, ronsistiwg of the troops specs td in the margin., passed the Crum 11 . I' of the Sawing weever 'Presto n", nu the I.t of February, and proceeded to wrest Inc fort of Newiee, the garrison of whirls surrendered in the Major. General on the 4:h. This sums. wag immediately followed tip, and the capture of Bonier effected w the gallant man ner detailed in the Major-Geueral'a dispatch. 'rhe speedy reduction of this fort most be mainly attri buted in the able awl judicious arrangements made by the Major-General, the rapidity with which the outworks were attacked, aud the ealuur and energy sn pienuusly di.. played by the Officers and men in tlw performance of their duly. The Governor in Connell entirely concurs in ,he senti ments- of approbation and applause heouwed on Lieutenant- Colonel Chtfard, CAL who mantled the mulch, awl out the whole of the Officers mud men composing the detachment under his 11111Deifille command ; and shit, rely hopes that the public service will lout bung be deprived ..i the seisien of the Iwo gallant Officers of hl. Majesty. bVIh regiment, who were wouo le d fill the motion . The Governor in Conned she., notices with none* ntis- e win of II M. &Alt -rryrintrut t three troops or Naaf's N.C., part of the td bait. 11.1 regime. et N. 1.. $4 Saida. do. 341 etb do. Jo., with a proportiois of orlillcry and popoorn. LONDON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28. 1819 fatless the emeamesieliess besteased by the afrjerAtessevel ea the Mire mod medial emeeseratims elf Lleelesaat Teaser% mad she aliens assd afore et she Hieseemble Creuressee rreiser Thesis. when easeileet au the seemissa fell; esetitle three se ilsr approbate,* of Gimprnisenst. The military aperatieee le Sassiest wormy have fermi meted Irish she esperhesiost of a Treaty with the (.rent set of that Mate me the 11th imbed. Copy of • Report from Major-General Sir William G.mt I Keir to the Adjetnot-Geserst, dated Camp, Raiser, 141 k February, 11119. had the Meese yesterday renew to ferwani a brirf report of tke mimeo of the attack eme the enemy's linos haute Raiser, mil have mew the Omura to sevenisst you that the fors was this twain Oakes peamine by delatheterit frees my amp.. The dilllewhies'expeeirserd in the disembsekstim a the ordisasiee sod stores retarded mar operabuser in • conailern. hie degree; Mt us the eight of the 15th Moat we we. Needed in elective our batteries, mod errata es the fort' of dry-hresk the met metelegwrielideur hatterum gummiel as assay Add-Melt mertegps cheek wertaem&yeti mesh Omer sad prireiMen as M dlsemetle the rekelsof the use is Itgi mier-werlis in the wormed** hoer, whew ear Gee wee dl. ✓eeled neatest the givers' defence of the place; *Mot three o'clock a breach was effected is a curtail' of the ad. winced outworks, sada party a 350 menudiers formed for the assault, tinder the comostasid.of Lieetesaut-Colourt Clifford, hie Majesty's b9th regimest. The troops moved to the attack about four sector*, sod puma she breach with. oat difficultly, driving the enemy its ceesiderable Numbers toward the seemed liars, which were immediately carried and • [earnest effected within half-sandret-shet of the upper fort. to which the enemy wire pursued sad Mal hayrusetted al the lower gate, which was for a short time is ear poems tam. The spirit sad rapidity of the attack, added to the advantageous position which was gaited by the advasee of our troops, struck the meaty with suck terror, that newly the whole of the garrison evacuated the for during the sight. This morning Saanlsajer Sawost proposed to surrender, sod was permitted to march nut with shout fitly adherents, the small rersousat of a garrison, which is said to have con. Meted of sear twelve hundred men at the commesseement tf the afire. beg leave to recto'e a mere debated report of the at. tack, transmitted by Lieuersant.Celsteel Clifford, whose viaduct un the occaeios is deeming of the highest ap. plover. 1 bare likewise the piemerso to forward a copy of the Field Orden, conveying my sestiments on the behaviour of the troop., together with a Ms of killed sod mewled. 1 shall march toward Warne, in seder to accelerate the Treaty with that Govermasenst, which will, I trust, be speedily brought to a favourable coochision. I have the honour to be, lee. W. G. KEIR, Major-General. Field Order by Major. General Sir Was. Grant Keit, K M.T. Camp, Rairee February 14, 1619. The Major-General eosgrainlates :he troop• on the sue. cessful termination of the operations egulast the fort of Rai fie, and bees that she officers and men employed will be lieve him highly erosible of their exemplary good conduct and exi-rtiuns during the siege. The Major-Greens' is Impressed with a high seem of the great 'desolate he has derived from the advice and maim. mice afforded hies by Captain Dichenseo, of the Engineers, to whore skill sad iodefatigable eseertions he madden him veil, is • great degree, indebted for the speedy reduelies of the place. Denotement Gromedwater sod the detochmest of artillery have performed their ditties entirely to the astisfactiou of the Major-Gerteml. The accuracy of the firing in the bat. teries redeem the highest credit un the Offieera who directed, sad the exertions sod Directories of the whole detachment merit the highest praise. Captain Talbot sad the Madras pioneers have particularly distinguished themselves by the alacrity and perseverance with which they have discharged their laborious duties throughout the whisk of the service; and the Major-General requests Captain Talbot to accept of this public acknow. leil i gneent of the advantages be has derived from his seer lion,. I I The Major-General is sorry he had Not an opportunity of employing the Madras cavalry, as be feels confident that their cesdrci would have been highly meritorious. He has, however, appreciated the seal of Cornet !irides.* on all aces *lona, end particularly noticed the desiring style is which he led his detection's, across the river, to the support of :he ad reseed guard, un the 9th instant. The whole of the Staff have merited the Major-Generals warmest approbation, and he begs them to accept his sha rer, thanks fur their prod c,ednet. The whole of the troops have uniformly conducted them. selves with credit ; but it has fallen more particularly to the let of the detachment which stormed the pettah and out. works of the fort, to display that gallantry which the Major. General feels persuaded is common to all; and lie begs to offer his highest tribute of applause sad thanks to 'Acute. esant-Coleuel Clifford, C.B. fur the spirit, judgment, and decision manifested by him on that occasion. The Major. Gemsl deems it as act of justice to the gallant troops en gaged yesterday to publish the following extiact from the report received from Lieutenant-Colonel Clifford. Ike Major-Geweral mono* conclude this welteareed tea tinsonial of zeal, galleitiry, and good conduct, without ex pressing his neksowledguarnts fur the juilie.css, spirited, Red cordial cooperation of Lieutenant 'Nutter, command. leg the Honourable Company's cruiser Thetis, and be re quests that Officer to convey to his Officers and crew his hest thanks for their meritorious exertions since the tom mesionment of the siege. E. G. STAN:WS, Assist. Adj. Gen. (The extract above referred to.) Although we failed in getting complete posarmicia of the fort, yet our present oceupatioo of them sowers and their lines mast, 1 trust, lead to its speedy surreader. Oa this occasion I have to repel the loos of ilk brave Akers mod men kilkd sad wouvided, abloom,' isfinitely km than could have been expected ins ouch • service, amonpt the latter are Liestenams Naylor and Dowdall, of hio Majesty's 119111 regiment, two bar rollout young men, that premised fair to be as armament to their prate-union. Although bole are severely wounded yet I trust sad hope the army will nut be deprived of their honker oervices. Where every IMO did his dusty it is not ow easy matter to bring iota notice the cundact of iiithvidaids, yet 1 cannot avoid particularisimg the pro- Wont and gallant conduct of Capitals Monne% Amistont- Adjutant-Gement, who volunteered his service coa this De casiou, and for whom advice mid assistance 1 feel portico tarty iiidebted. The determined and gallant conduct of your Aide•de-Comp, Limiteuant Marriott, as well as that of his blather in the Royal Nov!, aim volunteers, was reaspicisous to the whole iletaelintent. Lieutenant Marriott and espial° Manaus 'wee the Arai officers that entered the tower tkirpregh • purr bole before the scaling tacklers had arrived. Caplan§ Wilson, A. C. General. arid Lieritenairt Dashwansd, of the F.ngineers, were also coospicouns fur their exemplary test and gallantry. I forma the foramina into two divialous, Captain Issonaersow, H. M. 89th regiment, commaaded our, sod Captain Garraway, 9d battalion. 9th regiment Native In. falsity, the other. I have every reason to be highly ortieGfil with their conduct and example. To my Brigade--,Major soil Quarter-AI saw of Brigitte, Lientedanis A. H. Taylo► mut- Pearse, his blajerty's 89th regiment, I feel midi indcbted fur their support and zeal. hate had the h e ,„„ s o wer la the four quarter, of the world. mid on so neessisio was the itooduct of trumps, birth Europium awl Natives. mire waraplawous for gallantry and &marina to Ow service than us the- prevent. 1 beg to ~kw pee a hie of the killed and wounded. nature of gilkd sad ITeewied of the /Wee usable doe seer February, tiolaisiej petiolate's ,lain to ilea death of Cbrotoo. Extract frees a Leiter from Brigadier-Oeseval Sir Jam Mal colm, to the Adjutant Omega!, dated Clomp Leni tive Keiree, ISM February, ISIS. I have the Meow to enclose, fur the information of the Moat Noble the Commander-in Cliff, copy of • report from Lieutimant-Colonel Smith, of an affair he bad with the aid laments of Appa Saheb, Ex-Raj .h of Soiree,, in the Meisity of Ammer. Liestment.Colvoel Smith bad reached Smash, from whetted he starched to this attack by • rapid move. meat, sod appears retitled W equal credit for the celerity with which he hemmed to the point of wine, the sneaseres he adopted to eager, success, and the energy and taint he displayed in tarrying the plan he bed formed into execration. I treat this affair will entitle Liewenaat•Colunel Staab and these eider his command to the approbation of his Excel. Macy the Meet Noble the Commander-in-Chief. Lieuttmant-Colonel Smith km done ample justice in his report if those aader hie orders. During a moot fatiguing opeettlio• of Nearly twenty-four hours, iu which they =embed above forty miles, all appear to have been auintated with the same spirit. The forward valour sad strict skew km to dis ciples, of Shiniter's horse, to whom from the early flight of the essay the attack fell, was completions. Major Skinner and his gallant party have increased, by their mellow iso this occasion, the reputation of the distinzoished corps to which they heloag. I can only add, that the coostopiences of this affair have been the total dopersien la differeut di nettes' of this body. and I hem reason to think that the asimber who have suffered le greeter 111111 Liesstemnt-Colonel Smith has reported. Retract from a Report from Lientemot-Colowel Smith to the Ankles* ArtjahmtAimend, doled Camp, Esker, Fe !weary IS, 1119. I embed Seasell too the 1311theoloot. On the 'Wog of the moon, deed akte p. ea, I linigkell with • brigade of camel howitzers, 250 rank and lie of let batt 14th regiment, sod 400 of Skinner's horse, and motinsed my range until fuer in the morales, whim I eroded Keiree. After disencum bering the infantry of their knapsacks I continued my march, and entered the hills a little briar. daylight. Os the road I learnt that there were two cantos al Klioildh, at some distance from each other, the one on the right being occupied by three or four hundred Arabs. sod that on the left by the Shaanxi**, with an equal number of horse. I directed Major Skimmer to advance with two columns of horse, lied I further instructed that Officer to pursue the enemy I. all directions, and to the but extremity. The as. tiller/ Rod infantry moved forward briskly, and uccasimally I. Amble quick time, direct upon the village to support He moveneems of the cavalry. Major Skinner, after roiredieg the village (as we encampment was observed), continued her rapid movement over the plain, motel his corps was stopped in its progress by • chasm, at least 200 feet iu depth. From that angular spot the enemy, anarmating to betimes two end three hawked Arabs awl Hiedoeetaseee, were discovered is a dell beneath. Considerable time elapsed before a read could lie found trading down the precipice, but on that ba lag discovered no obstacle however great, could restrain the exertimmi of this zealous okater, who availed himself of the earliest movement to rush down open the enemy in single She., whoops the first alarm, Red panic street, followed by Major Skimmer, and were ultimately pursued by • squadron of his brave corps to the very gates of Aeseer, and bet for at body of home, which sallied oat from the pettab of that fur. tress to the support of the fugitives, I am persuaded nut a mantwould have escaped the sword. It does not appprar that more than eight or tea if the enemy were killed and wounded ; but I oat happy to add, that the victors returned with from one to two hundred matchlocks, swords and other weapons; hut what is mill mom creditable to this highly respectable and meritorious sea at mom quitted his ranks, although the battlement tal was by no means laeuusiderabie. MINIM sufficiently express the high sense I entertain of Mthuter's spirited and judicious conduct, sod the 001001ff_dieffilayed by his corps ow this occasion, sod na seek I simold dun injustice to ray own feelings, were I to omit to recommend their services to the notice of the Brigadier- Ceetweal. It is with no small pride that I shall now bring to the eon. shlerstion of the Consmasdiug.oolcer the exemplary con duct of the winery and idolatry, who thritughwit this affair evinced a spirit and ardour which I have seldom seen equal led im any service • and I have only to regret that they were nut brought to a :loser contest with the enemy. To Captain Spear* and Lieutenant Helton, commaading the infantry, to Lieutenant Conran, commanding it div.. sion of the howitzer brigade, and to Captain Coyle, my Bri gade-Major. I am greatly and. bird for the seal manifeste.l by those (Meter., and fur their animated conking in every stage of this laborious service. I sun equally indebted to Mr. A • at Surgeon Neelone, for his activity and address in affording immediate relief :II the wontoled of the come?, as also to • wounded horseman of Skinners Beside, the arms taken from the euemv, from fifty to slily banes, row elephant, a camel, and nit hi. h.iggar, fell tato our hands. I have to lament the death of a, non.commissioncrt aka, sad private of the 14th, occasioned by excessive fatigue. I have'alm the humour to report, that 1 this morning got . possession which were vice of that Extract from alifeetsa, . lesrol, &led I Mewl dor IMt sir Madam liolopmetkos of kis ropers *ere f 4 berm MA store /el berm, iMobi ammo km &skew. AO IMMO Mahe the \ of ^* Pairs 7d. mewl a Major Ahem* fir W. G. 1E r ii,11.11.T 'mein:4 MP UMW rwisabal . lie inssomie efifigam." - -- - lisenee.. as the assault of the esmate• usisoi.-1 sf de net of, Mist. . RaWer MI the 1311 of Ifehruary, 1619: 1 , sada. ArOllrry ' esd Gus Lamars-1 mat sod lie, 1 dos Weer, • IMAM bees* lIIIIpsWb Awe ale t0:13 iliewle et killed; 1 myna& 1 real mad hie inmitled. I • Oohs, Is Ole Oman CemaelMse e elMetl IWOfit, eat Diressisamet his Majesty's 1111th Rat.meab-11 risk soil I illo lees His lameer is besseell eagles et alsoesellier Ilospi ilk, killed j I Lieuteieues,. I ',desist, 3 reek and Ma 1./i/kimitealettemil laesiressi e regoeliser lie elpsee e lie elesee e . inteadrit a 1M pelt* at Iteressegliees. hit Ile esseeMs ed• ibelll6. Id amt. Sil Reghaest N. 1.-1 leaviMar, Muted; • neat sea vie levy 1r e Wee se Wee sissy see Mel • thergeeteed Mr, tramided.. 011111114 , 41 , 1111111, WI hem aide% r • pie NI lie esesefteeie 14 OM. Mk Itrgioneot N I.—l rash set Ole o receded. libe mope Is Ibe psbele, es IM 01141111 P er Ow 119.14 ishou U lloat. 9ohlteitimeat N. I.—l mot as/ 11. killed, 116. liseeseee-Colseel fees", ilt She lewd I See% ass malselib Wider, 1 synod, 4 rank and ilk, womarird. tamely killed. Movers (Illedree)--1 reek slid fils killed ; 1 easy tai Ills We retiree us eili, OM lOW, MOWN reashied *sit Ow assailed. hey parody meaehist Mae mebseellair slarsowastesee tiftbe Teiel-41 killed; IS weeded. esedosioe stews of se, meembeisek reabgedett teem elmltees Nemo sr Oirwera wmouled. Isar lisedted Isseale - td oraywailar, 19 WM* oreidbeieeliqd His Iltaierlyb Seib Reg.—Lieut. Allman Deeddli List*. astir lit ewe hooked NA laMsa isette abs wee One Ills sad heat, Adillielli Naylor, severely. wait, were immacitetely hille4o,ll ! may as Amy sows* . Z. G. STANNISS. Ileiliet. ilidij Gee. 'welted• k Copy et tr sawie aft loodkaawara Diegftia t esi 4, Itainritla• a Dliralell fl"l thi reirelle•• is C••••ii •• 0011•111Jhossot, Awes( ee - eke Helm ot Vesebel ' 1000006 1. so lbw Serest Conseltlese aided Mb Hardie too lisades, demi ease Ilisimeish e 114 Noah, ISIS. 1419. We have the hawse sr tesamaittimy to yew Mamerside liter—Nevisi hoes deemed by the Rasidasi as 1111mypsee is CsamMiteee espies d the follestitts duseauches t— make Immo all stir. Otter. poweelihwu is Ow smesiimy 4 From Oriesdire-Geeprat Sir John Staleolts so the address his Highness Desist Rao Isiedis I. yes, /bogie the hmastar a uestesart-C•ioitel hint. Adjoieist Gement of the Dem is t erm s. d e , the t s d oess is ee s r tbs A s s put& l e n Ns. 01 mug, dated the 19 1 h ralessse lasts messing a ' , Pad vreseer.Graesal, that haulm ha the 17th tesamot sleabiod a hem Liesteams.Coleuel Smith, of as snarl which had beta detp ste b A i ms setsedier-Ommesi air Saha iialestio t LC.. los& re the adherents of App. Isiah, is the •leisity if s a d K.L.S. waw a sh e f ai l iwg o f hi e e ste ne pie S. b e t es p.s... Ammer. asset lbw Lar t le as well es his itstradeues web- Foam Brigadier-Calmat Sr John Malcolm, of the lath 1 a w e se the ... we i r , ' e s , has • t a ceeseeso d e . s u e s ps es . _ au other shrrosiive but Weiss esessem mime milatury mess., 1 lamed eiders fur a moistened machos the womb of Abater at dawn of day es the sposeeding mornime by Or. taclimmits from the diemiima tinder she perosoal comminnia of Brigadier-lieu. Sir Jobe MalewuM and myself, and which I ant happy to tidos us you wee attended with eisnephrie age mos. The enemy in the pelts* made • vet* lame aeeiA •acel the promptitude mid emego, however, into whath the attack was wadewade by the imago wader thecouvesesid of Limitemat-Coleuel Feeney, of his Majesty's Royal IlleMetk- Seel high credit us him sod ail the oaten arid men em ployed. Our leas Me been bus triable", um, I believe, es - mediae!, killed amid oesolled. Ammon Ae lasts lam tame. rued to meotion the Deputy ChumeoilllasmAllonarbi, Major Marked, whobstriug expreseed a wish to acerspney. Lieetemet-Cialoisel Fraser So whom him previous Imo aleMor of the plumb might be eireial, I mioneuted ter it. Wife want Bias* of his Majesty's Bolsi Seats, is aloe We set tow Is cusephie possessor* of the wtsaib, Ord well ender ewer ; and the oeperimmohog eogineer if W ilm7 employed its creole, • nenctor bonny to bombard t* lon - eras, and a breeching owe to hest on the lower forts When these are rompkied Beigadier-Caeineral Sir Julia Shifeem' divisiee will he plated in possamiee of the battings and dm weak, sod I shall move myself with the mot of the armee* to take up such • position as may be best ealudated' fur mertiog batteries to breach the upper fort. I have, AA. J. DOVETON, Beir•Csert ' C.py of a Letter from Brigadier Genets! Doemosi, to Cap. lain Stewart, dated camp, near Nonbulah, Seth ISIS. coatinuatioe of my operations befout the forte/Us of Asseerebur, I have the homer et amidst Ilmoolkto pm. fur the illfolll3lllioll of his Eueelleeey the MIMS Noble aim flowernee•Cieemal, that yesterday 'melee • despeemp and eampected tally Wee the Whom wen made sloe on 141. 'sliced part of our troops in she pritah, nod it is with ex treme regret I have to sold, that Lieutenant-Calmer, beim, of his Majesty's Royal Scots, whit had been appideted by me to comma/id in the Pettish, was killed whys le ghoul of gall/tatty rallying the party, and keepiag the advance is their posing's. The twiny were however imesedbitely Mien bad:, sod compelled to retire agate into the fen. Our loss on ibis oecasion amounts to one Field Osc.r killed, sod Me subaltern and five rack aid file wounded. 1 have also to stale that • !breaching battery of six eighteen kid two breve puundm arts tiptoed with admirable /feet or the krwer fort this morniog. I expect likewise that a sense istiwey of four homy meters sad two beery bowitilers oaf he son plesed and armed during the night, said which will Me prir , holly open at sun-rise tomonew eaorniog. I have, tic. J. DOVETON, Prig ADevt. Nuired Deus • Dispatch flew the Governer is Neonl et gegegiegbw the Secret Committee, dated April IN, /SW We have the honour of anuesinittiog Iv purr NP Committer copy of a dispatch from the Bomo:eibM "lrli t Commissiueer in the Deena, esclusiug a copy of a inert from Bripdier-General Devites. C B wilielneeing the oc cupation of the lower fort of As east's- by the divide* ..der the consataad of Beigatlissuresseral Swish. itskohn, ea its below evacuated by de enemy. We have mock satisfactista in mampwalion ibis diepaigh with copy of a letter from fleigalleeNsereal Novelise is the Acting Weldon at the Court of Boehm Rao Reiadiels, la rid the I lib issues ' reporting dm she ripper feetfeet was also of cospied by she British troops ea the ll* we the review marching eat mid klieg down their seem on the public pa rade. We beg leave In offer see weesest eangrateimides to your Harosarable ('o* lase ow she redeolies of Nee itr , • porsut fortress, bet regret at the mar UMW to sheerer, that the person of the Ea-Rajah of Naoperte. regarding %Lew meridiem into the het on doubt is. wow mist. bee met been secured. Letters which have hem 'revived at 110 1 11 1 PY state, that it is supposed he tied bees allowed to mem , from the fort prior to its surreader, and had peoceirded • ourtberly directive. Extract front a Leiter front Seigadiongerwral. Docetn.., C.B. to Cootie° Stewart, Acting itmithott at Ow Coon of Sciodiab, dated Canto, before Ameorglior, Mardi SI, ISIS, endured hi a Dispeteb from the BM. MoitaltiMart Ft. phiostutie, Commissioner in the Deccaa • dated April '7, 1510. I have herewith the Amour of fraas.aiuiat n copy of S.. Jolty Malcolm's report of yesterday, and of the Ile{ ~r emended of his division, together with copy of the order% issued by me this day. Extract from a Report from ileigsolier-Generei Sir J. Mal - K.C.B. to Brbodier.fersieret Nev..see, dated Gimp, near Asseergbar, 30th March, MI. I hate greet eatiefactlim id littoreakag yes that I this mnfiving riceepied wish the Miens mire my cenemaild Alalagbur, ou the lower fort at Mohr. The enemy hal hero mode eery oemosforteele fur the Wit three Jaye by my appeciarbea to the southward, sod rim.. oiler!, by the ocenpalbeis higi.posk raged the Ileghni's Cap, nem everepletely ersametiols the lows fees,. said Is whielt I bad wish the awl of op mita patted ila batter, a ' of mesh hewitzes. and private of the 14th, uerasioned hy exersitive faligisr. I had with the a il of ettryborda ottariell Or riled Owed iit I bore also the humour in report, that 1 ibis morning got battery a brigade a itia.posesilso taad Iwo snob howitzers. possession of bre hurries belonging to °seeing Piadarry ; The symptom* yf slant I had seen die* we obsertre view which were secreted In the Tuba', of Moorish, for the sir. than I *Amuse ""Olds °I" I nit 4 *Minion "ilt to t he rice of that predatory Chief. 'movie' at day.lielst, the sabres, - Iss Ile hewer *et I hastened to ray odirsoced peat orstbus 1W payday/ dr• aDlla .4 . • 131 ratnisaus, 64) 1C a .R i lu ter the fr Seere ol" a ta t r iggad y 1• 4 114 41.42 re BenraglalStivjerobos. to raccan.‘;:isimatile,:Xsprojasesigt" sews orys."6"klbeillif,t),llMpnesseseisagl meal, lik/el Camp. Boa/gaunt, 2Atto Febristry, 1119. by tbreesepapa. Wheal he reached the sineasto leseektlessorsJ. 1 cannot doubt, /rum the roastriaisicatioss 1 hie received, he mai l, a No w to „ a b eam , ; sa ii‘pa from Sihi Ora a that the Piredarry Chia Clime* bag befli killed by a tiger. ~.,„iii at alt "... ti p gaffe relle(MOWle a err tinverta will the bartepoutrat of hie ._.loll, rings, sad ellitheis, tune boodevel 'Night , ~,,, d e l ieu. I o t e n eni o e t o roierfole. on; fo ini , ropers were fasted in the sadalre. which would never love , ......g i s , dioNg imh sai l ...ki n .. Gnotaia &Yolk ono hens kit there had it Wen as widest; but the tort re qvite _—__ , ----_ ..... ammo clot beg ire eu gra Wages M e ar ha w b y ma adirob ry latie Put heYollat his doub t is toy ..i. t b v .... ; igi r i p.....,,, (0. 1 ,4 .• A Oas es, at reel e bettreerr ef an is. tine•dibi... o..o ,o4 la._ wt.. r.11 s h a m asa N a m e the G o .o r sor.4ierserat la tiortrai4. WI 4 111 * plane of at woes H. 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