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t ; /27 VA.‘,..,› (41 - . • f . 4 1 df " 4 bt w lob LONDON, 'SATURDAY, NOVEMBrit 7, 1818. NUMBER 4966. PRICE st.vr.m-pEr4cE, FIFTH NIGHT OF THE NEW DRA3IATIC ROMANCE. THRATRR-ROYAL, DRURY-LAMM. Tins EVENING, SATURDAY, Nov. 7. thew Nial.itire Scriraars will pevforot Corned, of TOWN AND courv . rfty. Mr. Monk" ; Trot. Mr. al nudes ; Coo". Mr. Correll; RIM. °wile Gleoroy, Mr Powell; Reubett GPe r s ir . Mr brae; Captain Gleur..y. Mr. Barnard; Ilairbtet, Mr. Knight. Hun. Mrs. Giror..). Mrs. Glow.r ; Busolirtiowarrs. N e e. lb,bisamie (law first appearance this armors) ' • Mn. Tint, Milo Ilse {owe • Mrs. Mire's. Mrs. Sparks; G..udy Hasantets. MWs Taiewell ; I.nry, Mies Cooke ,• lU.s. Bhad r wish the to i ; inal Song (composed by Mr. Bay) . Attar which (sth time) a New Dramatic litinaaute, called IiARMECIDE; OR, THE FATAL OFFSPRING. With ti es 51n,ie, betatery, sad Decoration. The 31 uate composed by Mr. T. Cerike. ristripal Chararters by Mr. H. Jabiestun Mr. H. Kimble, '.Kr. Watkiloon, Mr. Harley. Mr. Bc gsaaly Mr. Smith, Mr. Lhaaprth, Miss Carr, Vise G. Carr, and Mee. Omer. 'ls Art 1. (inehleutal to dm Piece) a Pas Deus, alias liability god Illns 0. 4%m; sad a Pas Seel, hint % ba. ; Ayeasisl hire, Is tPil, as Snood Price, 2s. —La. en Giiilery, 25.; Smoot Priete,ls.—Vpper Gallery, la.; Second Prier. M.I. Duxes , sod Places to be taken of Mr Riidstell, at the Ru bin& of the Theatre, (rum Tea till Four; where may he hart a Private Noe nightly —sod, for the farther accom modation of the Public, the Pet.otrire will be open terry trent:it f t wain-inane , . from Nine till Cleven. The nes Draniatie Rummies. of Barmecide. we The Fatal Olfspriac, will I.e rep. steil eviry Eremitic till further ursine. Oa Monday, Ituuset, and Js ; !jet ; Rouen, Sir. H. Ke m bk Julii I Not 'time). M.s. W. west. thi Tinerlay, the 'baited, of - Bertram, or The Cook of se. : Ininglne (Grid time). Mr.. W. West. Due wilier will be given of the hitt performance iif The Distrevied !Anther. CitiLea's Csaneily of Love Makes a Man. or The Fop'a • Fortune, is tii revival, and will shortly I.e preaurid llte New Rurietta of the TWO SPANISH VALETS hay• I.lg been I -tired with the tinaiiimo no A pprubittinu of corn .1.11 Au lieneco, will he continued tvery F:yritinit till lutther Nnt we. tII N TCE.I'I•IIE , TII F. SANS PAREI L. I'IMSENT SATUIWAY. Nosem- I lwr 7. will he pre...soot r•it entire New Spanish &min klt Conic lint kilt% calk it, THE TM) si , ANISII VALETS ; Olt, LIE UPON 1.1 E! Ps ineinal Chatieli r—Mr. Meredith, Mr. Guittereal, Ca.upbt 11, sot Aliso Scutt. Aftr r which, bt particular assis., the much-stlntivred f io•nrite aenti-la 11.11. I. ruin 1..1, JA 01: ARERDECN. r.incipal Char:4o.la and Danot.s--/annir. Mr. John ; and lutes; 3/its Ilar riany f the limes Theatre. cuntlade with a New rareicil tall. I).3CIIELOItS' MISERIES; Oil. 1111:: UOUBLF. !ASA Prot rast ENT. N... from at II tll.pn.t 11., and h.vm at Half-pun limsro. is. —l'.l, liadrr y, lo.—Seeuud Price at Halt. past ki%! t. /quest to In ..f Afr Stuck, it Ihr Rnii•Olrire of the Theatre, lonia Ten till Four.—Piitera cannot be kept afire /la.'s:sat Siren. Aire scot r.— sevc,sl LaJirs of the naive of Stott keri. ei.pc..r.•.l, and are Plitt prasoraiiiit iu the cmyiuna Thea. Ate .11.4 be 31.tenpiato, au.l Jib test Parts of the Niult.lom. tnc PrOlor r of.liar Nal( Need. In t rrvroit maislakes, bras 'rsie 'Saturn the Poilic Miss %col?, of Ilse !Lino Parra, P". 4, lite., yet mo i re-ten{ no any opthite Theatre, nrither is she at all relolvd (4'1.1 Name uuw lac r fur tu.ug else firm IL ICIIII.%TIC Ml't 11' N'INE(;:t It (the ( thigeml Lort.stiott ..f Mr. 1114.tiey, and brought by his sinve"vrissents hi the tilebr•f P' and Solil by Unreal. IIiENItY, tiei ono.: elirmi.tr, AT:inches:cr. 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Dispatches byre been received at the East Irdia Honor, from the Governor in Council at Bombay, doted 30th May, 3d and elli June. 1318, of which dispatches, and of their enclosures, the following are copies and extracts : Extract from a Dispatch from the Governor in Cassell at Betsbay to the Scent Cumatittee,dated Moth May, ISIS. We have the honour of transmitting to your Hun. Committee, for your infornintion, copses of dis. patchts whit have reached ts+ siabpannently to oft di.nateh of the 19th instant, viz. Tao dispatches from his Excellenry the Com mander in Chief, dated the 15th and 19th instant, detailing the operations of the force under Lieut.- Colonel Prother, employed against Ryghtir. At:other letter. d'ated the list, anouuticilig the surrender of the fort of AMenwell (1). From Mr. Elphinstone, dated the 20114 enclosing one to him from Captain Briggs. reporting II suc• ces,ful attack against a hotly of Arabs iu Kandeish. Another letter from Mr. Elphinsione, dated the 214, transmitting copies of dispatches from Major Eldridge, giving an account of Ina operdtiuos in the valky of ,liimieer (i), which your Honourable Com mittee will have the satisfactimi of observing have led to the complete occupation of that part of the country. Another hitter, of the same date, giving corer to a disputa from the Political Agent at Samoa, an nouncing the surrender and occupation of the fort of Pertaubshur (3). From lieutenant-Colonel Kennedy, and extract of one frotu Lieutenant-Colonel Neither to the Ailjutant.General. dated the 20th and llst, re porting the occupation of several further forte in the Cuucali. Copy Oa Dispatch nom his Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir Miles blighting' K C.B. Coontsauder-ia-Cluef, to the Governor is Conseil at Bombay, dated May IS, 181 n. HONOURABLE Sia—l do myself the honour of transmitting a further detail (4) of the operations at Ryghur, containing a copy of Brigade Orders is sued by Lieutenant-Colonel Prother, which inure particularly mark the zeal cud gallantry displayed by the several Of f icers, corps, and departments therein named, iu which I fully concur, cud beg to draw the attention of your Ilonourahle Board to the active and laborious performance of the various duties that have devoted on the whole detachment, during au arduous siege of fotirteed days. A copy of the agreement with the KiHadar, also sketches and plane of Ryghur, form accompani ments to Lieutenant-Colonel Prother's dhipattli, which I have Rit.o the honour to forward. I have, &c. 111. NtairrusGALL, Lieut.-Gen. txtratt from a Report from Lieot.-Cattonel Prather, C.R. to she A , ljotant-General, dated Camp, Rubor, May 12, ISIS. Alter a siege of fourteen dap, wherein the force under my coininand, in every branch of the fervice, gallantly and zedlouely performed their duty. 1 deemed it advisable to close with the offer to treat on the pin of the enemy, and after experiencing all the delays, equivocalions, cod evasions, so ens- Loamy with natives. I took posatscon of the fort of Itygiiiir yesterday. The force 1 have had the honour to command will be found, I hope, to have cheerfully performed its duties ; I enclose a copy of my order, on the tic- I cannot too strinigly repeat here to his AMERICA TM AMERICAN R EA; Is ; or. •inmAinry I-riew 111.1104 1 .). and Litcraturg fur 11116. In 2 “J;,.. eibo. pike II Lotiards. INQUISITION. INWISITIOS Iniu lisstorical (I) On the lift meet, 34) mike south of Awl Victoria'. ) The country in the en unity ui IlJdow. i . (3) A hill f,rt in the southern entice'', tao mike east tel fort Viehirte. (4) A letter hum Sir NT.'" WI Lieutenant- Prothes's rt . Ilie satietider of Ry 4 lslir. wr a piiiithej In the (hoot cif the gel 6 September, MN page 17:174 Excellency that I have nn where waited su iudivi• dual but Ins' his well-acquired went. Or.lfrs, --- atay 12, 1818, by Livu truant •Cob.;.. I i'mtlier. The surreirder of the fortress, of Ryetnir hiving closed the opemtions, the conintaretling Officer has peculiar,pleasyre in offering a pOilic.ackiinaledg tarot to the sner‘lts of those by whom this event hiss been so much accelerated. The professional ability, zeal. ntid gallantry dis played by Lieutenant Renton, commanding Engl. Leer, in the arduous duties hl .had to perform during the siege of Itvglinr, are duly apprer•tared by Lieutenant-ColJnei Prother, gini to that Offi cer, as well as Ensigns Jopp and Dashwood, the Lieutenant-Colonel trotters his just approb e atii, The admirable practice of the artillery 4 under the command of Major Bond, has neter hero more Dew durimis the whole campaign l:grill Owl bur. The trick and successive tire iris not oidably labouring under disadvantages cesitz in a confined intuition, tended materially to dis tress the enemy ; and theMring of the Palace, with the number of wounded io a fort of such extent, is u conviecing proof of the very superior practical abilities of Major Bond•arid his Offieem .. The Commanding Officer directs, that Major Bond will, the first convenient toppoit 'y, eon vey to the Officers. sion-comtnissioned Officers, and privates, of the detachment of artlllery, his lingua !died approbation of their zeal, ability, mod good court tact. Extract of IL itools Ua- dated f;sinp. before R yeas: r, The conduct of the troops in the cheerful endur ance of unusnsl labour, in bringing the ordnance up a steep ascent, until plating them in the baste. ries, with their behaviour during the siege, justly entities them to merit; and in returning his thanks to the Commandtair Officers for their support, Lieutenant-Colonel Prother requests Major Hall, consaapudiug attachment 89th regiment, Captain Hutchinson, commanding detachment battalion, Soppell, cornmauding Ist battalion gilt re. ginsint, and Captain Delatuotte, commending corps of pioneer., will express .his approbatlou ;o the Officers, nun•coasmissiooed Officers, and privates of their respective corps, for their laudable riter. Although allnjor Benjafield, anal detachment of his Majesty's Inth regiment, dial not arrive nearly the end of the siege, yet the share taken by them fully deserVes the Commanding Officer's thanks. The Commoding Officer take. this opportunity of noticing au omission in his Orders of the u . 6tti ultimo. and to assure Lieutenant Powell, Brigade Quarter-Master, that his exertions that dry in se.. curing the elephants, camel, and horses belonging to Vaggher. *ben that Officer composed viVt of the gallant detachment, under Major Hall, is de.eririi ly regarded. The detachments of the Commissariat, undt.r Captain Wilson. and Ordnance Coininissari..t, tin der Lieutenant Miller, were ably conducted ; the zeal and fatigue the tatter officer expeiletictd did not escape the Commanding Officer. To Captain Moore, Major of Brigade, the Com manding Officer tenders his acknowledgments and unqualified approbation, for Ina active and zealous performance of the various duties that have devoir ed on him, and which have been conducted in such a manner as to entitle that officer to the at tention of those who have it in their power to ail. inmate and reward them. Copy of a Dispatch fmm Sir Miles Nit hiingall to the rilo. screw is Council at Bombay, dated 19th of ,lay, MB. HONOURABLE Sla-1 do myself the honour to lay before you copy of a letter from Lieutenant- Colonel Prother, dated 13th instant, with accom paniments, giving the particulars of an afftir pith the enemy before Itygluir, on the troops first ap proaching that fortress, whirh seems to hae. I,eeu ably conducted by Major Hull, of his Nlap..ry's 890 regiment, Enid is very creditable to that officer and the detachment under his command ; god the result, no doubt, contributed essentially in fur warding the operations of the siege. 1 have have honour to be, &c. M. NICBTINCALL, Lieut.-Gann!. Copy of. a Report from Lieutenant-Colonel Prattler to the Adjutaot-Grueral, datrtl Camp, IC ygltu, , May 13, IBIS. Slit—From some uliaccountable accident two dispatche,, relative to an affsir that to k place be tween a party of the enemy and a detachment of the held force s under Major Hall, on the 34th April, hive lacett, 1 hive every reason to helieve, In juatice to Major Hall, 1 *end an account of the gallant conduct of hlunielf and the detachment, and in recommending that Officer to his Excellency the Commander-in-Chief, I do so front the senti ments I entertain iu respect to the merit of the ex ploit of the V4tli, it !Honig, no doubts ecceler,ittd Our batteries being erected sooner, which contri buted so eatiesitially to induce the twiny to surrett drr.-1 have the I our to he, Ike. I) PROTHER, Lieut.-Colonel. (Ent!wird in 41le mirrs•dit,/ tamp, at Ryzim., April If, Pik Ste—l load before reported my miention, tz i niab forward to Mahar with nil simnih:e expeolition, 1 resehert It on the 24tli ItiNt.llll. isitilout experien cing &toy obstacle, of importance, except near the town, the road then hecintie rugger, anal difficult for the buttering trans, and I was in consequence obliged to Molt a day to wive it t.osie to pa.s tt.e rover; prior to tiny 1 had received inforonal that the enemy were using every precaution in their power Jo ',vial our app..o.oclies to the font. and there won: io pi Ali° bility that the family a n ol.l i ew l e e to quitm, there being two elephant , aeveral canto 1., and hooves kept in reoultoiers for that purpu-e. I illtrPfillre 1.41111 f to the drtermit•toirm in rostra , . ?our to cut c.d• the er.einy'a rror•-:it 1,41111 tilr fllll. end accordantly uidereil Iwo linnitrr.l Europeans., ao sq.iul utmost-r of natirer, owl tity asitoli3l y burst?. with w ”fllllnrtiOa of pioavesr, to march sa l thr ititsmil,g 111 the eith, with a discretionary power to N;iijut 11411, of ht. Mjarly . is 8 9 1 11 fe t ;intelst, to ■ct tfo the he , t of his judgment for the adroit:le of the orrice. I have the pletentre to pay tha tlt party reached the enemy's mucks.le and carried it just EL dup. break. and ware out ditteovered l,y thenstill within three I &AI yards. when the enemy fired e few Elting and retired in huite to the !relish. MEjne howevei, lout no time in - following them up, :ndrinverd double quick, End fulLisd tlit4iietny dist% it ap on a tiring ground . , whon tlity tired, and our party gave thrift m waren lire in return, which brought inwitffiettertil. Oa this they tled lilt.) the itdratteed workit, leaving on the "pound twenty - killed and several wounded, when our pe!rty rc turned usid estubli&lied theinstrlyes iu the ilettab, I nant entirely precluding the Cllertly'3 er;:npe w that tiniurt,r. In the tnran time I..;eut,tointynocl!, toy 13i i ° rrOe Quay t tt..ll.istegha t' sow obh.isittl ini.rmo *, that the elephants ani Venial bad gone it early in the pursuctl them woh a few of the auxiliary horse, and had the good fortune to capture tool bring, the n hole, being itso elrp!iants, thirteeo camels, and a number a snares miol tattoos, tutu Tl.t• gallantry, of Miijor (lilt, Officers, and men con.posii.g his detadmitio, I taunot ton 4trOligly seprewiit to his Excellency the Cunkitatiutlei-iii. Vint!: I enclose tlLijnr 11.111's report. I have, &c. U. l'utnit EEL, Copy of a Report from Mail,. Hall to Ltrillenant-Colunct Protium, daft d Camp, near R)gbur, 24th Apr.l, 1818. Ste— Agreeably to your iiibtroctioits I marched on Hygbur hot pight..jelid ar'riired et the enemy's firrt stoultatle. nu the road leading pp to the fort ot day:. break. This they . ohnoulumii on our approach. Slo:rtly itfer our advance fell in with their attain body, to the vicionj of the ;lentils, about three hundred strong, part of dwelt 1110111111 . 11. Terry immediately (Trend a sharp fire, rut whien I edvtaiieed the column, in double quick time, most utter :t eoVpitlerable Ere tit tnut.ketry drove theta lobo the We had three men of the 80. h regiment itiouud ed. will the eoriny tweitty men The object of my to:viice bog thus. etTected, I back to toy presei t. positom. first uor It !real turn of the t‘9tls rod fifty p l ot } sio 1:w Itettaf, under the btositotott of St. Leger ; ' ou t beg you ittfmtb me if it is your wish that Ist should m ain postsrsaiott of it. It is guar Slitltett tl from the tire of the fort. The road lexiliiig to the fort is very steep awl rougil ; und . in its present state quite impassable for I have heen idihged to return thus far owing iodic sciecity of water.—l have, Ste. S. HALL * Major, S9lll Regts espy of a Report from Lientenant•Colimil Kennedy to the Aillitiant-Grottrat, dated Camp,. hear Anjenwell, 17th May, 141 n, enclosed in • Letter from Sir Miles pall 1111 the Governor iu Council at Bombay, dated 21st May, 181$. Stlt—l have the Lamour to ucquaint you; for the inforiih.tion of his Excellency the Connomoder-is . Chief that I and tiord in possession Of the fort of Anjenwell, and expect very shortly hi her under c maid Hil the forts in the A +owe!! districts lit. l );,r,ltizoti on the I ath itaitaot to pro cred agatokt the forts of Aojeowell and Cowulk lune (3). %lull ins the it.orsohg of the 13th. 1 ceived • Cuninnanielitiun trout :'4r. Pelly, the (Lew dest at Yuri Victoto, that the Anjettwell distriet would be surrendered to the British authority ; at cordingly I put into immediate ext cution the ar rangements I had made; Litutrount Ailann,on a detachment of two hundred cod fifty met, croa%e4l the river babool. this cl;iy. at three the saute time that I myself with two hundred more men landed to the southward of the fort from thus Honourable Company's cruisers and some putter. mink It was my intention; in case any opposition should he offered, to make • battery of two twelve pound ers 1..) he procured from the ships. but &itch a mes. .ore wag not stecesaary, the fort having been aban doned on the first appearance of the detachment. 1 proceed to-morroW morning to Gownlkhote„ cud thence to the forts of Bynnughur and Vujeeg hut.. and will give you the earliest information. Some grain, and I believe a number of articles of value of the Peisliwah's equipage, have been found in the lutr, of which a report shall be forwarded to-Morrow. I bare. &c. M. KENNEDY, Lieut.-Colonel. Extract from a Report front Captain Mann to Captain Reim, Political Agent is Randeiab. dated Burdett, 15th May, 1610, enclosed in a Letter from the Hommel able Elphinstoae, In the Secretary to the Bombay Goreivaht ut, dated 40th May, INS. Having received information that the Arabs had attacked this place, and encamped near it, t march.- ed from Soangeer yesterday evening at seven o'clock. and arrived here this morning at break of day, hav ing with me one hundred and sixty rank and lilt, two six-pounders, and the auxiliary horse tinder Captain Hand. I found the enemy had possession of a deserted village, surrounded by a mud wall. distant one mite. The people of this place poitsten nut the advanced picquet, against which I advanc ed, and in a short time trarrity-steen of the Ara lat were either ►hot or bayoneted; souse horse belong ing to tlas picquet, endeavouring to escape, weir rut tip by the auxiliary horse. The enemy were lints advancing from the village in great number., and appearing out the flanks and from, with en ap parent intention of vilfrulitiding us, I thought it rot isThle to fall back upon 'Jordan ; th'-y lollowta for some distance, but were driven riff with cousi• dtrahle 1 min sorry to awe that three orpoys mete killed. min: 'me ►ubidoe sod wit gems wounded. Evirmet from a Report Galt Major to e 11.11 4 ,1 Hriltlnic r Aditoft Urputpiktutaut-Gcncr.t; to 0; la die Cowan. 1 T E.l %WE- RO YA COVENT-GARDEV. T Esa ins Etis, SATURDAY. Nov. 7, will be arte.l the Tragedy of OTIIELLO. The Doke of Venire, Mr Chipman; Tirabantio, Mr. Epe e, ; Ot hello: Mr. Yount ; Combo, Mr. C. Keinble; Ingo, Alf LOCO (fruto i. lbe Theatre Rural Edialrarthr beteg hi. 6.4 appenrance • Loudon); lloilerieo, Mr. Farley. Des -3.;143 44, MN. ertteilf;*Eistilie, Mrs Yates. {Pith (24 time) a new Ballet; called PAUL AND VIIWINIA. Mr. Noble; Virgiitia a aljs Luntitto; Natives of the I.laull, the Mims Di molt. Ta hit+ will he aildrd. the limrleaque Trarie Otters 6f BoAIIIASTEs FUKIOSO. 4 11.111%0Ti1101111 ; Katie of Utniiia, Mr. J. Rasse:l; Robot, M Muster of State, Mr. Taylor; General Bomhastrs (with the air, " Mope told a Aslteriag WW), Ur. Liston. Distaffiva, )1... Lisle's. t Priv:lse Box may he hail for the &moo, tlr uighey, of Mr. Israinlna. st ilit Box.otßee. Phu:.+ no the Dna; a.tat be taken of Mr. Iranian, at the Bericutficr, Hartmtri et, from Tea till Four. On Motoliy the Tragedy of Jaws Stmts. Chimer, W. Itonth; Mr. Young; Dumont, Mr. Maeready. Alicia. Miaa Somerville; Jane $1011fr; Miss O'Neill. With The Mill, r awl his blew. On Tin 11111 (91blinie).enimsn and Carrick 's Comedy of The Chooleatioc Mari Lord Dglchy, Mr. W Farrell; Sir John Mot. file, Mr. Abbott; 7ilrrliuw. Mr. Fawcett ; Lowe well, Mr. C. larsidne; Cantoss, Mr. Foley; glrieds, Mr. Joule*. Mr.. Ilehldherg, Mrs. Davviivort ; Miss Sterling, Mrs. C. Urmhle ; Fanny, Mks Itritiitnii. With the new Comae Owe. of The Molter 0f Sem:lle. Wr4Jew.l”. its Dowdy of The Soldier's Daughter : Governor Ileariall (tiro time), Mr. W. Farrea. Oes Thuredny, the Comedy of The Rival*. To which will br added, The Critic. FelflaY .1.1 lime al Ibis Theatre), the Tragedy (written he the kir M.G. 1 ewi.. C.q.) of Guiseard, Mr. Tona l ; ; it 1110 1)..)...15, Mr. Mao-catty ; Lothair„ Mr. C. K. 'nide ‘l4l ;; ithi, 31iel Somerville. After which will be perforisoil ,fur the 14 time) a new Farce, called, The Six lfliyani.ina. or, The Patient Carried Off.