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~.st:>Ga , ,/-_-__ ~,7 : ' , i ______ _ . , -4.- -4 ' 4 , ' . .. "' . • ,„_, Per c- 1 , . . ' / dr/sdKuLd /,‘ 9 ... e l r odze,4 ) 4 : 41 ki# •. - • ix%t: .. ~ _ • ‘ t., 4,fiii i i -%. , l i :4 L,' ='' .• '‘ • • . : t 4 l . L.,ii I 1 :•Itill j r t a • ~..0 ' -• , • , /may '. . ilk . ....` ..' . . .. . . i. .„... cf.'4uisos,.. tip i.e.. I . '• . - N,- . 1 1 n :.... •Nr . ~,—. . . . 1 4 4 . _ . —_ _ 4918. LONDON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1818. PRICr. SEV:.N-P;!NCE. THRATRE-R0 I'3 bRPRY-L4NE. - - Ti, ohealenee fii the orbites of the Public, the G 'Committee have deg. rinine , l upon the experiment of REDUCING Ow MCI'S of A nvisstol In the Noxr.s aid PIT; •hiets will lw, for the geosoo, as folios : Boxes, 54 S.( I hire. 3.. Pit, 3.. se I Prier, I. —Lower Collet so, 41. i Secool Prier, —('ppet Ga:ter), Is.; Second Prier, 61. THE Pol.lie are reset/virally informed. that chi. Theatre WILL OPEN Tile: EVENING, JATURDAY, 51-ivevelwr IS, with AN OCCASION* L A DOR En, Tv be spoken by Mr. 11. Johnoton. SIXTH NIGHT O THE SEA SERPENT. 4 LAST NIGHT OF WA ORGER'S AND MR. GATTIES ENGAGEMENT. ROYAL CIRCUS AND StIRRET THEATRE. rriliS PRESENT sATuRDAY, September I IS, 1818, wiN be presented time) a New Comic Harl•goiunde,c4lenkted to exhibit some splendid A mss wait Loral til:bell, natter the title of and the American Continent, to engage men capa ble of directis.g his administration, which is con ducted with much uniformity. _ . _ took. and captured 18 elephants and two camels; tlo , y have arrived tii camp, and tirtiverese over to the Prue Agents; they are rrstiasissobry tine not and their value cousputcd at about 30,000 rupees. " General Pritzler marched from hence ysste-- diy, with his Madras division, to join Gen. M u Iwo ; 1w has, however, taken the Bombay 7th regiment, with a brigade of 18-pounders and one brigade of liravy mortars." footing on which they stood, previously to the Lieu+ tenant-General's assumption of the chief command. " As the division•, of which Brigailier-Clenerala Dovetosi and Smith are to retain the command, will still for u time exceed the ordinary amount or the Subsidiary Forces, which constituted their original . cnmrtlau is, and will - continue to he employed its operations intimately comsecied with those In whirls they !eive been engaged, since they received that, mole, Lientenant.Geoeral Sir Thomas }fi•lop uo• ta the army. that it is not, at lift %rot, the iiitetitimi of hi. Excellency the Most Noble the Govertitor.Gcneral, to recal the commissiotis issued to the alone ()Ricers ; that, on similar grounds, Brigadier-Generals Mourn, Pritzler, Sir Jolai Mal colm, and Sir Augur:the Eloyer, will also roam Inc the present, the n►uk of Brigadier-General, and that Munro, Smith, and Pritx• ler, will continue to act in the same relations to each other, as they 110 W 1061. " The Royal Alinanack of the kingdom of Hayti, for the year 1816, contains a long List of Chamberlains, Marshals. Ste. and the truly of King Christophe is estimated at 44 ►egiments. two of cavalry, and two of arrilfery. His son, JIMIIMIG Victor Henry, aged 13 years, is there designated as Prince Royal. " At the death of Dessalines, in 1805, the island was divided between his two principal Lieutenants, Christophe and Petion. This division still exists, notwithstanding the long rivalship of these Chiefs, and the bloody wars of which their States have been the theatre. Petion died in the ►prig of 1818, and General Boyer socceeded him." SEA SERPENT. ( , R, HARLEQUIN YANKEE. Onondaga (so American Chief, afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Ft'a i rway; Drognnetto (a Yankee Sorcerer, afterwards Clown), Rh. Kirby; Irisli Showman (with a diatom), Mr. M'Canu. Niihau-oasis (afterwards Columbine), Mae Simpson; Shuw. names Wife (with a Song\ 11104 Bence. After which trill he revived (for this night only) the grand hlelo•dramatie anrletta celled Ifler which lbw Alairefore firmooto oral perform Moak .penre's Tragrd♦ of ROMEO AND JULIET. _ _ MADRAS, MAT 6. EAST INDIES. The Prince of Verona, Mr Covrary ; Pa,;,, Mr. Bastard, Rlneitagur, Mr. Matliiiichs• Arita, Mr. Powell; Romeo, Mr H. Kind* (tram the +bemire Rnyal, Bath, his tut ap. pearimsee at th , s llirstrr); Mincatiu, Mr Fraley; lin, Mr Holiand; Tybalt, Mr. Rengungh; Friar laiirreace, Mr. R. Phillips; 11Prhie John, Mr. Coale; Ralthagar, Mr. Miller; Pcti•r, Mr Knight; Apothecary, 11r.Baston; Par, Miss C. Csir Lady Caplet, Mrs. Brerrtua ; Joliet, by a Young Lady ~ her Ant appearance in London); Nurse, Mrs. Spark*. la Act 1 a Masquerade Seem. In Act F. a Funnel Protestant to the Monument of the Capuirta. Te which will hr added, the Mitairal Farce of NO SONO NO SUPPER. Frederic*, ltr. J. Brnith ; Crop, Mr. Barusrd; Endless, Mr Dalai., ; William, Str.Sinith; Thomas, Mr Firalrorth ; Biihin. Mr. H Johipitun. Dorothy, Mrs Bland; Louisa, Mr. T. Cuutc, &By, Mrs. Covent)!; Margaret's, Miss Doors open at Nix o'Cluck. The Performance to begin at Seven. _ _ Boxes and Places to be taken at the Rotunda, Brydges street, from Tiro till Poor, whcre mal he had • Private Box t.uchtly q 111.1, 64 the Gaither accommodation of the Public, the Box-Afire wit be open every Eveuing peifurmance foont Ten toll Lista.. On Turaday, Ow straw* of A Care fur the Heart Ache. OW Rapid. Mr. Watkimans (frum the Theatre-Hoysl, Hay market), and Frank Outland, Mr. Weston (being their first appearance at this theatre). After which, lire farce of The Irishman in London. Mortise* Delaney, Mr. Weston.. . _ - - On Thue•.lay. the Tragedy of Othello. Othello, by a Grnoleensu ant appaloosa& on any stage); and Wade. wools, Ly Moe. Writ ;from the Theatre Royal. Rath, bring her first Appearance ai hos Theatre). With the Farce of The lump. A New Melo-Drama is in preparation, and will speedily b e peo.tnred. BY PARTICULAR DESIRE. THE ITRE-ROYA L. COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT. September 14, will be acted. the Tragic Play of PIZARRO. Ateliba, Mr. Egerton ; Rolla, Mr. Young ; Pizarro, Mr. Contour; Mono, Mr. Abbott; ray Cams, Mr. Terry. El. •irs (Aral tune), Mr.. Yates; Cora, Mrs. Faueit. After "'bid Ord time dm aranon) the lost ne. Pantomime, tailed HARLEQUIN GULLIVER; OIL THE FLYING ISLAND. Gulliver (afterward, Marinate). Mr. Ellis.; Qessiranlis- Ekes.. I.nra Chancellor or LApniu (u(erwanlu Clown), Mr. Grignakh. The Prioress litunaboidolla (Aftervranis Culues• bine), Alm F. Ditimeti. _ 0 ,0 0 A Private Sox niay be had for the Season, or nightly, of Mr. &sedan, at the Bog olhee. The Douro will be opened at Six o'Cloek, and the Play begin at Seven. Buses, 7s. Second Price, 3s. Sd —Pit, 3s. Sd. Second Prier, 2.‘ —Lower Gentry, Ss. Second Puke, ls —tipper flattery, Is. Suomi Price, •d. Places fur She Sous to be takes of Mr. Standee, at the Sosuffsce, Hart-street, from Test till Fuer. Oa Wr.lionday, She Comedy of The School fo► Scandal. Oa Friday, the Comedy of The Clandestine Marriage. A ore GAMIC Entertains/sent, interspersed with Music, is is rehearsal, and will be speedily produced. LAST NIGHT OF THE COMPANY'S PERFORMING Tills SEASON. THEATRE -ROYAL, TRE-R0 "A L, HAYMARKET. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY. Sept. 12, will be performed (in two acts) the Opera of TILE CASTLE OF ANDALUSIA. Dan kripio, Mr. Watkiusoo ; Due Ferisamiss, Mr. Do. rasut ; Prdrilln, Mr. Liston; Sped.., Mr. Tokrly; Duo l'esn, Mr Hiernan. Vittoria, MISS 'Mott Miss Cupelsad; Lorrain, Miss Matthews. After which, the favourite Cnasedy of TEASING MADE EASY. Litiexat, Mr.Terry'; Glow-worm, Mr. Connor; Gainnsoo, Mr. 1. ; Petri- Pastoral, Mr. 'Yokels; Mixed, Mr. Walltift.on Donny, Mr. Martin. Mrs. Teaser, Mrs ail "P" ; Mrs. Crompton, Mrs. Counur; Molly Mixt to, Mi.. Mutinies; Miss Mealy, Mrs. Gibbs. Ike Erenn g i Eiderlaiumeuts to conclude with the Musical Farer of THE AGREEABLE SURPRISE, S:r Felix Friendly, Mr. Tukely ; Compton, Mr. Higimao ; I 'nen, Mr. Liston. Laura, Miss Matthews; Cowslip, Mrs. P. 400 1, Sr—Pd, Mt.—First Galin p, 2. —Second Gal kn., 11. 1X.4114 to be (woad at Six, and the Performauce to bexin xi 4ro•n. Mao fur the Dunes to be taken of Mr. Ma,siagbata, at 1 1 .- 'Mrslre. 1171E.4 FR '-110Y.4 I. ENGLISH OPERA, STItA ND. lllls EVENING. SATURDAY. S li t. 12, will he presente.l.the Musical Entertainment of _ --•.-• TdittiPlKE GATE. Sir Umiak 11r. Stromlltinat ; Mears Blunt, Mr. J. Issu.; Joie tilas,l6st, Mr. W. $. Cliattcriry ; Crack, Mr. " ' KY ' ItifY, \li stll-"e; reitY, alisa 1. Stevensuu. After which (13th li•ne) a Illobteal farce, is two Acts (lot from the French), castled All.ti Hit!: AND ACl'Oll3. Thwillthou, t. a 'Musical Dramatic Aln•tlear, whn em. P l "Ps Mr. 0. V. itu.tle,mod attached in Theatricals acd Miss Mary Mardacre, Mr. fearniais: Mr 0. V. Bottle, a pro "Kull Maas)i.r, hot earcarie.l to superintend some private TheshiesN, Mr. 'Leh y ; Wtoo, ■ poor Country Actor, Mr. %Venni I, It. an Actor for the hinny business Mr. Fisher; rWrry, a reared Manufacturer, sample in wit soot 11:11111141, and 1111117/T 11..11111WlitliVII with Theatricals, Mr. Ilsrtiry; Genffey not 'Wetly Charily Boy, Et ,ail as n seesaw at Bustles Loslaimr. Mr. Mos Ilse, ILoolserr, to fugitive ward of Elsliwiserty's, Miss Mrs. Msoy Gonur 01, a stroliitu TragrilY Adieu, trod ,fllll.ll ail to he► heishaiol, M.* Pun Is conclude with 116th tints in this Theatre) the Grind Misioteirat Ballet. eallril THE UEA*III 1W CAPIAIN C 0() E• &INN 35.-I.nwr, Gallery, jr.—CtiPir Gal - ;try, Is, *civil Pr-ts at Niue ro'llisClL Ow Mom* the Wisar.!. or 'I be Drowsy goo of silo Meer; Aimosoi:ro sod Actors; sod Don Jona, or TM 'Air bus Ik►truyea. The new °mulls, to he called Tile Rewelevritea. will he 'oroduccrl math all opt, d after du reourro y of Miss lir! ty - Six Mack, _ THE THREE TALISMANS. le the course of the es • g two favourite Soup will be sone by a Gentleness (being his lifth appearance on any Stage). To conchs& with (18th time%, an entirely new Grand Comic Barletta Spectacle (founded on a Piece now acting at the Theatre de Is Porte St. Martin, In Perin, with unmerdeisted eclat, ander the title of" Le Petit Chaperon Rouge"), called, RED RIDING HOOD. Prince Alidur (or, the Wolf), Mr. Huntley; Baron Fier pause, Mr. Gettie • Simple, Mr. Fitewilliane ; Echo, Mr. Leonard. Fairy o f Rose, Miss Taylor; Siniplette (or Red Riding Hood), Mrs. Urger, who will tatreduce the cele brated Air of No Flower that blows." Boxes 42.—Pit le.—Half Price at Half-peat Fidlit. Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. itemiser, at the Box-Olfiee in the T y of the Theatre, where Free Ad. missions fur the Seamus may be purchased, and a Private Box engaged nightly; and, fur the accommodation of Fami lies at that end of the Town, at the Bureau Jr Spectacle, Western Exchange, Bond-street. Doom open at Heltpast Five, to begin at Half.past Six. On MoodAy next • new Tragic Melodrama, under the title of The Murdered Gees.. This day is published, in 3 vols. ISmo. price 16s. Id. R ECLUSE OF ALBYN By ZARA WENTWORTH. Printed for A K Newman and Co Leadenball.street. The following will appear this Autumn : VEILED PROTECTRESS; or, The Mysterious Mother, by Airs. !Werke. 5 vols. MY OLD COUSIN; or, A Peep into Cochin China, 3 vols. The FAMILIES of OWE'I and DE MONTFORT, a Tale of AOCieni Days, 3 vol.. MAN FRON E; ur, The One-handed Monk, by Mrs. Rad. clilfr. Sevilla Edition, 3 vulg. MYSTERIOUS FREEBOOTER, by Francis Latham, Second Edition, 4 vols. LOUISA ; or, Collage on the Moor, by Mrs. Helme, Sat Edition, '2 vol.. JANE DE DUNNTANYILLE, by Mrs. Kelly, Seeond Edifies, 4 vols. THEATRE OF ANATOMY. MEDICINE, Ike. Blenheim-street, Great Marlborough-street. TI -1 E AUTUMNAL COUItSE of LEC TVRES, at this School, will begin ow the following Data::— ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, by Mr. BROOKES, daily, at Two o'Cluck, on Therathy, October I. Disarri ions as ininsi. CHEMISTRY, MATERIA MEDIrA, &r. daily, it Flight in the Noosing; THEORY sod PRACTICE of PHYSIC, it Nine, with Eanatittatioos, by Dr AGER, un Monday, October I. Three Courses are gives every year, each occupying nearly four Months. Farther partieulars rosy he known of Mr. Brookes, at the Theatre; ur of Dr. Apr, 09, Margaret-street, Civeudish sqllare. ST. .DOMINGO. A foreign Journal gives the following details relative to the present situation of St. Domingo:— " The last 'sews from St. Domingo induces me to give you some account of the characters who govern that Islai.d. Christophe and Boyer ut pre• sent share the island between them, and their forces appear to be numerically equal. The river Artilso lute srparatei the two States. The capital of one division is the Cape, and that of the other Port-au- Prince. Besides 40,000 armed men, St. Domingo comment a black population of 550,000 individuals. Christophe puistsses • savage character. Born under the bu g climate of Africa, he was • slave at Jamaica, and escaped to St. Domingo, when it was convulsed by the Revolution. He was not, however, noticed previously to the arrival of General Le Clerc ; but from that period he was seen fore most in the insurrection of the Blacks, following the 11F1111C6,usiii purchasing their plunder, thus arquir ing an immense fortune ; he distinguished himself under Toussaint, who made him • General ; he afterwards joined Dessalines against the French army, and finally, in 1805, he succeeded that ad venturer in the kingdom of Hayti. " A Capuchin, named Cornelius Brell, crowned Christophe in the church at the Cape, and the oil of the cocoa-nut was used fur this ceremony. The new Sovereign organized his Court on the footing of that of Bonaparte; he changed his came and took that of Henry 1., nominated at will a number of black Dukes, Counts, and Barons, and assigned them the principal plantations in the eolony, which he created into . flefs. He had a Como de I insoss ode, a Duke de Marovelade, a I's ince de Aide 7'rome. Barons de Jere's:Se mid de la Seriague, Knights of Coco sod Joe°, all bedaubed with ribbands. " The Mike ale Marmalade is Governor of the Cape. He has, it is said, distinguished himself on several OCC.IIIOIIII, and the negroes think him a skil ful Genova' and a man of talent. The Duke de Cuustuittine is Port Admiral. Christoplie'r Prime 31mister a Baron Deeper, who passes for a man of considerable learning; his manners are polite. his demeanour agreeable, and he is, without fear of con tradiction, the best model 11111011gRt the Ileytion Brell is the only white at the Court of II tyti, and perhaps the only one of the Lords that knows how to read and write. Ilia title is Duke ile " Chi istophe does not appear to be deficient in a tertian. skill in the art of governing. Recom pensing generously his partisans, he displays great firmness against the enemies of has power ; hr iie glarts no memo) to consolidate his authority, :1111 lie has deputed Agents to thtii•reitt parts of Eiir ,pe CALCUTTA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Arm 9. Major-General Sir David Ochterlony having ar rived at the head-quarters of his Excellency the Mort Noble the Governor-General and Com mander-its Chief, his Lordship avails himself of the NlAjot-General's presence, to invest him with the insignia of the Grind Cross of the Order of the Bath, in pursuance of the authority and instruc tions of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, signified to his Lordship by Lord Viscount Sid month, one of lua Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State. Friday the 20th of March, on which day the camp was et Terwah, having been appointed for the performance of the ceremony, the Civil Officers iu attendance on his Excellency the Governor-General, the Officers of the General Staff of therArmy, and the Officers of the Body Guard, and of the 2J Battalion 25th Regiment of Native Infantry, form ing his Excellency's escort, were assembled at the Governor-General's Durbar tents oil the occasion. T! r Newlin!) Ahmed Buksh Khan, and the Aumil of the district, with other local Officers of the Government of his Excellency the Vizier, as well as the Native Officers of the Body Guard and the escort, were also present. His Excellency the Governor-General entered the Durbiar tent at one o'clock, preceded by the Secretary to the Governor-General and the Penton Secretary to the Government, bearing respectively the Badge and Decorations and the Statutes of the Order, and by the whole of his Lordship's Per snail' Staff. His Lordship having taken his aest, Sir Desist Ochteriony was introduced by Lieut.- Colonel Doyle and Lieut.-Colonel Young, with the usual forms, and having advanced to the edge of the carpet, on which the Governor-General's chair was placed, his Lordship rose and addressed him ;ii !.early followenz terms:— w Sit DAVID OCHTZIRLOWT-1 cannot figure 10 myself any occasion un which the high honour of representing the Prince Regent could be equally flattering with this cere iii which he has deigned to order that I shall act for Royal Prison. The instrection has communicated to me a portion of the warmth with which the generous mind of his Royal Highness glows at every 'opportunity of en couraging any effort that tends to promote the glory of the British notion ; and 1 feel coils( iuusly elevated by the ful filment of curb a duty. You are to receive the honourable bodge with which I am commissioned to invest you, ass re , lo of your admirable seal, and of the advantages secured loy that zest to your C..antry's iuterest. Such a public acknowle•lgnient of your profc. , sional merit would alone toe suffi.i...,t matter of pride; yet I have to congratu late yen on what n0.,..1 be still 121 , 1r..11.011CUP1g to your feel ings. You have °Wit-rated a do‘toncoion painful fur the Officers of the Hun. Company; and you h .ve opened the door for your brothers :II arms to a reward which their recent display of exalted spirit sad invincible i n t re pid it y prim , could not be more deservedly extended to the Officers of any army on earth." The Governor-General then invested Sir David Ochteilony with the insipid of the Order, under a salute of thirteen guns. MADRAS, MAY 2. The fillowing is an extract of a letter from Sinatra' of the 13th April : " Authentic information having been received by Bliguilier-General Pritzler, that several elephants (the property of Bajee Row) heel been taken to the vicinity of Purcted Gliur (a strong hill fort in the Concan), a detachment was immediately ordered to pursue them, consisting of 150 eurilisry horse, un der Lieut. J. Wallace, of it..: rifle corps (who vo lunteered for that service), and 30 rank and he of the Madras rifle corps, under Lieut. Grimshaw. This detachineut marched on the evening of the sth instant, from Woo•uttah, and continued their pursuit until 12 o'clock the following morning ; while halting at a small village, for the purpose of watering their horses, a man of respectable appear. ante came up, and mentioned to Lieutenants Grim ehaw and Wallace, that he had seen the elephants the preceding day, mud that they were only four cuss from that village. On gaining this i.uportaiit intelligence, these trio oflitests determined to halt for that night, and attack them the next morning. Accordingly, at day-light, they marched, and hav ing gone about three cries, were informed by a vil lager, that the eminy had made two barriers, the first having 150 melt, and the second 200. The riflemen were now ordered to load, and fix swords, thinking, of course, they would meet with some oppubitiou ; but foitunately, on their *minim+, the enemy fled, with precipitation, to the surrounding jungle, without firing • single shot, and thus al lowed this small detachment to pass their strong barriers without the least molestation. Having so far succeeded, they continued their route to the spot where these elephants were supposed to be, mid arriving at the place, were given to understand by one of the priminers taken here by surprise, that all the elephants had been carried away one hour before, to avoid being captured by the Eng lish; the horsemen were now in their turn cAlleol into play, and Lieutenant Wallace, without a mo ment's loss, stalled after them with 140, leaving ten horsemen with Lieut. Grimshaw (who followed with his r.fles), to keep open the communication. Alter a hard gallop of live miles, Lieut. W. vier- Bajee Rao, the late Peislmo, has stow LL COM!' the principal object of interest in the present postnre of affairs, and indeed the only apparent olauitiction to the general pacification of the centre of Ronsour had last week magnified his farce to up wards of a hundred thonsaud men, and represented him moving rapidly on Nagpore, hut further ac counts have divested him of this formidable appear ance, and reduced his followers to little more than tenth of their reported number. Gummi It one of the Suction's of the Nagpore Raa, with nearly 10,000 lfalirattas, appears to have effected a junc tion with Bajee Rao, nearly at the same period that Mr. Jenkins discovered the correspondence and the treachery that was going on for the purpose of overthrowing the British power at the Court of his master. Bajee Rao himself is under.toott to have with him about 12,000 horsemen awl adherents of all sorts, and the supposed object of his marching in the ilirection of Nagpore was to emancipate the Rajah f the restraint which his Wait.r conduct had rendered it necessary to impose upon him. The period of his military operations is however now drawing to a close, and lie has but little time on his bands, either to effect much of an offensive nu. ture, or to secure his retreat from the forces in pur suit of him. The commencement of the o n us will ►nun interrupt his exit by the Nerbudda, Hod con title him to a country where he can have .0 chance of escape. Brigadier-Generals Smith mid Pritzler are now pushing after him to the eastaaid, and though he succeeded in doubling hack and avoid. lug our troops when to the south of 1' 1., a short time ago, it is not likely that lie will be jo fortii nate again. Cliouragliiir and Min/dials are still iii the hoods of refractory Killadars, and still more re fractory garrisons; but if lie attempts to curie with either of these places, or conies to the resolution of throwing himself into a fort, however impregnable it may be considered, his career iv at an sod. As a fugitive, his political existence may he prolonged, and he will probably maintain that character tilt lie is finally overtaken and subdued. By the last accounts Colonel Adams continues at Nagpore, and it was supposed that no attack would he made upon Chouraghur or Mondlah till the ci-derunt Peishwa is disposed of. It is said that the Resident had offered the Killadar and garrison of the latter place 25,000 rupees, in part payment the arrears due to them from the Rajah's Government, but no definitive answer had been received. have tin intelligence respecting the progress of the Rajah toliabad. II iopily all the hill-forts and strong places, abut sixteen in number, which were dependent on Siiiiv,nr, have surrendered without tiring a shot, and ail the country north of the Nerbuddah is now in a state of tranquillity.—(Ca/clitta Government (.aulte.) . _ "lhe Mancini. of Hastings paw's/A the Gogra on ihe 3 Ist Nlarvh, over a bridge of boats coin:trot:tett for Ilse oceskaion. On the sth April the camp of his Lordship was at Kuberah. WADRAt. MAY 9. Notice ha• been given from the Government Bank " that the Right Honourable the Governor in Council has been pleased to direct, that the interest charged for accommodation, either on loans or dna-ousts to the public. will be In per cent. from the 711) inst. until further orders." BOMBAY COURIER, APRIL 11. By private accounts, dated Camp Ougein, 29th March. we are informed, that Cheetoo, after going to Bopaul to make conditions with Capt. Headley for delivering himself up, suddenly fled, and hus, it is reported, guile back to his old haunts near Baglee and Ragonglour ; in conseopience of which the force at Ougein was to march that day towards !adore, and send out • detachment after him ; the battalion at Mocha would also furnish a detachment towards Ooonchode. The letter further stales, that the troops of Jean Baptiste having mutinied and deposed that leader, had elected Arratuoio, the Armenian, in his stead. We are happy to learn from the mime source, that every thing was per. fectly quiet to Alulwa. Reports say that Doke Row's Chiefs are daily re tiring with their followers : some time ago his army was mud to consist of only 25.000 men, and we have reason to suppose that it dues toot consist of half that number at present. Out of the 365 strong holds, that by the native accounts are in ate Decker. we may already reckon 50 of them in our possession, and calculate that when other 50 surrender, we mat• cull the whale our own : such is the ouinerical exaggeration of our !hoodoo friends. cIiOULTRY PLAIN. APRIL 23. The following (horrid Ortirrs, ;astir(' in Cam') by the Comtism.ler to Chirf, are, by his Excel.* orilrrA, vublishrti to the Army:— G.O. BY Tlll COMMANDER IN CHIEF. ileadinarters of tlu• Army of the Malmo : Camp Si Aurunitabatl, Tuesday, 31st March, Isle. •• Lieut.-General Sir Thomas Illslup 11 snug, in pursuouce of the authority vested in hint fin that purpose, by tile Nlost Nobte the Governor-General and Commander w Chief, made such arrangements as were necessary, towards she breaking up of the Army of the Deekaii, his Excellency proceed- to issue his final indult, as Commander iu Cinch of that A t my. •• Frosts and after the present slate, therefore, the designation of the • A►my of the 1) , cktio' is di.. and the cotes commonest' hr Brigntlirr- Ucueridi Devetuu mud Smith, w:11 te%ett, to the " Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas illslop au. tfori,es the General and Personal Staff, at head quarters, to continue to maintain their 6,h1 esta blishments, until the artivul of his Excellency at Fort St. George. " Sir Thomas Hislop would have deemed it quite superfluous, after the high and li it b-ring eacommius bestowed on the army of the Deckast, by Ilia Excel lency the Most Noble the Governor-General and Conuntuulrr-in-(h f, to rNigeold those which she gallant army lit has ILA the hoisaur to command, throughout so eventful a campaign, is in bu pre. eminent a degree entitled to, personally From Inns. Impelled, however, by a set.se of what is due to them for their undevintiug observant + of the most exact disctpline; thereby throvriug a lustre oil their acknowledged achieveniesits, I.e caut•ut resist the . opportunity which the present moment affords, of bearing the most public testimoby of their further just deserts. . " Each and every division of the army having entitled itself to, and received the Lirutetiant-Cr. nera r d thanks and applause, it becilitieS mincers vary now to revert to the particular occasions which' called forth eirise neknosvledginelits; nothito. is therefore left to his PAccelleticy to repeal, but that they have sill most nobly dune their duty, thereby leaving on his wind an indelible impression of ad miration ; to have been placed at the Israel of the army of the Deckan, must, to the latest pet kid of his life, prove the source of his gretorgt uncle, utt the conferring on him, by the Most Noble the . . Governor-Gerieral in COun'cil, of so distinguished a command, must ever claim the ackumsledgments of his utmost gratitude. " To Msjor.General Sir William Grant Keir, to Brigadier-Generals Munro, Dovetim, Sir John Malcolm, Smith, and Pritzter, and to Lieut.-Col. Adams, who commanded the different tilt ß lum e o f the army in the field, Sir Thomas Ili:clop once more tenders to their acceptance the offer of hie most sincere and grateful thanks, fur the eminent services they have priforined while serving under his command ; and his Excellency is -quests they will each du him the favour of conveying the same to the corps which have composed their divisions during the campaign. " The Lieutenant-General avails himself with pleasure of the present occasion. to record the high sense he entertains of tie able and energetic a.siat mice be has received, during the whole of the cam• paigii, from his General and Personal staff, in con. ducting their respective depai intents and duties, which justly entitles them to his unqualified thanks and approbation : his Excellency at the same time de , ms it proper to remark, that if the Commissariat arrangements during the short period when the army was in the field in 1815, were such as to de. mend his particular applause on that occasion, the arduous and complicated duties required of the .le. pertinent during the late service, and which were must satisfactorily fulfilled under circumstances of the greatest difficulty and embarrassment, give Lieut.-Colonel Morrison, aided as lie has been by the indefatigable exertions of Lieutenant-Colonel Mackintosh, and the officer. of his department, the strangest claim to his Excellency's acknowledg. 'Bents and high commendation. . . •' All returns, reports, and communications. from the army of the Deckan, are to be forwarded through the prescribed channels to Sir Thomas Hislop, hearl-quarters. up to this date, inclusive, and Ins Excellency will reserve to himself the right of giving such further orders and instructions u may be necessary on all points, at present milder re• &Fence, or requiring submission, for approval to superior authority, up to the same period." " t 3. A. O. " An omission having unintentionally occurred, in not having noticed Captain Ffrench, the Post master of the army of the Deckati, in any of the General Orders conveying the thanks and ocknoa. Irdgments of the Commander-au-Chief to the Officers of the General Staff; his Excellency Insets no time, since that omission hiss been brought to his observetiirt. in expressing his entire approhltion of the very efficient moonier in which Capt. Ffi easel' his invartahly conducted that important depart went, and surmounted the many difficulties %Oki, presented themselves to its due fulfilment, and fur which hip Excellency now offers to Capt. I:french his very sincere thanks. Captain Ffretich will continue, until further orders, to he Postmaster with the bead-quartets of the Madras Army iu the Field. " I'. H. S. CONWAY, Adjalsnt•General of dm Amy." CEYLON aneTTE. APRIL 52.5. Our intelligence of transactions in the interior during the last week, is limited to the abandonment of the positions of Hanwelle and lialhalie, in Donmbtra, which became unhealthy, BM! fioni the devastation already (yummied in the country around them, unnecessary to be kept up. For the acne reason the removal of troops from several posts in Welaysee is reported as in contemplation. The alipence (Idle lithe! Chiefs from Our pro duced a teuipinary tranquillity in the neiii+diruur.