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THE QUEIIII. The answer to the inquirers yesterday at the Qiiesu's Palate, as to the state of her MsSittrir's health, war, i• The Queue ha. had a good wen, and is such better to-day." In the evening, between is and seven o'clock, her Mot:wry rode out in her garden chair for au hour. DUKE and DUCHRSS VCAMBRIbCII. Yesterday morning the Duke and Duchess of CA3IIIIOOE. the Landgrave of HUSK CASSEL, and suites, went in their carriages to the Queen's Pis lace to pay their reaped. to her MAJESTY. They proceeded from thence to Chelsea College, wheve they were received by Sir DAVID DeIIDAN, Sir Wst.t.ouonaT GogEow. and several of the officers of that excellent military establialtineut, who ex plained to them the whole arrangements for the comfort and accommodation of the veteran soldier.. who were all arranged in due form to receive them. The Royal party walked on the lawn and the beautiful gardens ou the banks of the Thames. They afterwards partook of a sumptuous repast, at the residence of Sir DAVID DuaDAs. After which they proceeded to the Royel Military Acs. derny, where they were received by the heads of that establishment, and 1,930 juvenile moldier* (boys), who were drawn out on the lawn in the front of the elegant building, in line, who received the Royal visitors with military honours, and after go ing through their exercise, they partook of their dinner iu the presence of the Royal Visitors, the ifes and drums playing the natiolial air, •• I/ the yeast bee:l.'lW Ensiled P' et the time. Their Royal Highnesses expressed themselves highly gra tilled with the sight, and after taking their leave, proceeded to the house of the SPEAK'S& of the House of Commons, in New Palace-yard. where they were received by the Right Hon. Gentlesnmi, who conducted them over the House of Covesees and the differeet Aces, and explained to the Royal Visitors the deferent modes of performing the hesi. nese of the Honer. and the purpose of the ogees. lee this gratification they were joined by the Grand Doke MICDAEL 'mud suite, wbo arrived about the rase time. MR GRAND DUES INCWARL'S LIP'S& Yesterday, et one o'clock, his Imperial High ens hod a dress levee at Stratford-house, to receive the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers at the Coon of Grnt Britain, in dae form, which woo attended by Their fineellencies the Marquis IrOssnawd. the hese! Ambassador; Owen Patel. the deshasermlar from the Ceara af the Netherlands; the Doke San Carla% dm Bramish Awassarke ; Prince Ilaterbssy, the Austria' Ambeender ; Dlr. Rusk American afield's; Comet Laded,. the Sicilian and Nespolitaa Moister; the Swedish Nightie,; the Timid& Minister; the Preemies Miaister, with their full sails and others of the Diplomatic Corps. They were introduced to the Grand Duke by Beroutcuot.aY, and Count Ulm'. t h e Rus sian Ambassador. They were all most greciouly received. His Imperial Highness received a visit free the Duke of C,.usswr:s. After the Levee the Grind Doke •nd snite rode out iu two of the PRI mat Rgagre's Carriages. The Dukes of Yoas and Cuisaamsuu visited the PRINCE REGENT yesterday. Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Cutting*. LAND left loon for Kew, for a few days. Last evening the PRINCE REGENT honoured the performance of the Philharmonic Society with his presence for the second timr. A boa in the centre of the Arg)le Room was reserved for the accom modation of his Royal Highness and his party. The Duke and Duchess or CAMBRIDGE last sight houoored Coeerit-gardeu 'Theatre with their presence. The house was crowded to excess with an elegant audience. and the Royal Pair were received with the strongest marks of joy and gratulation. SAMUEL WALL, Esq. the High Sheriff for Woe. ersiershire, was ptri.entrd to thy Patacit itanitaT on Friday last, by Earl BILAUCHAMIN It has long been an expression, which fashion has tolerated, that 44 some ladies were fair game." The densities, who daily fatigue Roud-street by their perambulations, seem to he in doubt whether the new Act aguluat purchasing game may extend to them. The West Riding Yeomanry Cavalry were re viewed (art Saturday morning, on Knavesmire, by Gene's! Sir Jona Boac. when the military con duct, veteran-like and uniform appearance of the whole regiment, caused him to express his high approbation of their steady performance or several ti.efoil manoeuvres. The troops, funned into a hollow square. were addressed by the Right Hon. Lord GRANTHAM: he remarked that their appear. ance and regularity far excerdell his utmost ea. ',citations—that out of the whole regiment only slw small number of eight were absent. Pnoniclous!!!—Finot Day orer s and rin the ermool Piaci .till 'indrawn : via. 'The Three Twenty Thousands, sod upwards of 70 ether Capitals! Serb ad. samisen may well be word Proaftpiest! sad roman fail sionolasiu t those who have trot yet purchased. to visit EYTON, 2. Cor shill ; who may in all probability olistriloute, on the Illth insosoot (the Second Day of Drawing), either of the Three of 20.11001. or te• number which mast be twilled to 22,0001,23,000 f. or 40,0001.”! As a fortunate prelude to his success on the second day, MAI SIIAt.I. Istild fine of the s•et twenty Capitals on theffrsf day, rig No. 3,310, • Prise of 1,000/. in Shares. This lucky nines, ocusobineil with the recollec tive that his former 20,200 f Grand Capital came out • minilnr Rirth•day Lottery, most iodise« persona to be speedy in securing their lucky Numbers before the seemed day (Ike lath instant), •eat Tuesday, when MARSHALL may, i• all probshility, again dispense sore of the three SO,OSIM, or screwy -three rather Capitals, al 1, Hulbornebers, Corner at 040 FULL cuRbENS. ••••••••1111111111.1...... this favourite haunt of fashionable gaiety teas last night thrown open to thr public under the most flattering att.pices. The serenity of the weather. and the refreshing coolsoess of the air, doted a vast contou►.e of company. amongst whom we observed toasty persons of distioctlon, to visit a scenes in the drettration of witorit. art anti nature have been squally libesal. The garden■ were inti midated with graft taste and splendour. Trinnsphnl arches, stars, festoons, and formed of eerie• gated lamps, earl glowing in all the brilliant Colours of the rainbow. attracted the admiration of the spectator in every quarter to which he bent his devious steps. The orchestra was admirably lighted—and the Prince's pavilion vied with it in splendour and effulgence. We did not observe any alterations. None indeed were called for. it would be almost impossible to render the garden scene more picturesque—or to combine more ries puce and grandeur than ore united in the rotunda. and the promenade and dauciiiproouts which lead from it. The orchestra is Ailed by a body of very able musicians—and. amongst the vocalists engaged era Mrs. BLAND, Mrs. Bst.Lcuxuaxas. the two Misses DUNN. Mr. W. TATLoa, Mr. Cot.t.cua, and Mr. Pviwg. They executed a variety of songs. duets, sad glees, in a must excellent style. Between the sets of the Co'iced. Madame and MAdemoiselle SAQVI performed on the tight-rope. The former is, beyond a doubt. the must astoisish. ing aril:ft that ever exhibited. At the conclusion of the Are-works, which were exceedmgly inge nious, she performed the well.known. but .fearful feat. of ascending a row, forming en inclined plane, to a height of tio feet, and descending simian a shower of brilliant stars. It is a terrific undertaking—but this lady. whom no danger can appal whose firmness and presence of mind are unequalled—executed the task with the utmost _ -. rase and alaenty. ...- The company. et 12 o'clock, amounted to at Wet between 6 and 7,000 'serums. PUBLIC MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE LAMENTED PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OP WALES AND SAXE COHU RG. The Cenotaph Caatesittee, after SlSterehr (moldering the mimes etweiseeiestieee obey have mewed. sod i• easter unity with what. they have reams to believe is the wish of the rabbi., beg leave to state that it is their iateNtion, shield their feeds be adeqsam, to opeetreet t►e proposed Temple of the Cesietsph on a sate selleiestly esteissive admit of its belay appropriated to the purposes of Divine Worship, sad asestitosed a Free Chunk • (►or the Committee) BENJ. ROTC', Jaw SCARBOR: I IIUff, Jung 4, IRIS, The arrivals at this celebrated watering-place have commenced earlier thou usual; many of the fashionable lodging-houses are already enraged. and there is every prospect of • very fell season. Thr following are at present here ; Lady Ilarisaill, Miss Stsivitortit, Lady sod Mies White, Mies dadridir, Mies Merritt, Mr. sod Mn. Carter sad fa mily, Mr. sad Mrs. Mslinos, Mr. sad Mrs. Alder, Mr. Mrs. sad Master Whalley, Mr. Inns sad Mr. Nielsles Torre, Caplan, Mrs. sod Mr Drearey, jam. Mr. Alderman Brook (Leeds), Mrs sad two Misses Darby, Miss Lloyd, Mr. Parker, Mr. Collar* Mr. W. Cooper, Mr. Taylor, alias Doak'. Major sad Mrs. Gibbs, Mr. Hardy, two Misses Cbahaeley, Mr. Caning, Mr. Colessas, Mr. Cayny, Mr. StiNiaillket, Mr. Hardy, Col. Mrs. Nike. Miss del eintie, Mrs. Joshes Criminals, Mr. two Misses, sad Mrs. S. Cannily, Mrs. sad Min LOWS, Mrs. Rdpk, Miss Aleasa. der, Mrs. Siam, Rev. Mr. Coady sad family, It. dee. LiANINGTi►N, JONI 6. It is with pleasure we are able to state. amidst the various resorts during the summer saloon. of the votaries of pleasure aud of health. we are not overlooked;-and if we may judge from the com mencement. we may eonidently anticipate an overflowing season. Our ball commenced en his Majesty's Birth-day. and was most numerously and fashionably attended. Among the company present were— Tim a. of Hamm and family, BM of Bradford, Creaoral Williams, Colonel Rowell, Colonel brwart and family, Honourable Mr. Greville, IL /Ansa EN. Lewis, Ern. Makers Hall, Greatliesd, Esq: Willa, E.R. Tomah Eq. Collin., Eq. be. he. They did net separate till a late hoer, and de parted highly gratified with the polite attention of the Master of the Ceremonies, whose obliging dis position seems to conciliate the favour of all who know him. IRELAND. DUBLIN. JOSS 4. His Paceßeaty the Lord Lleutessat sad the Countess Talbut hare arrived at the Viceregal Lodge, Plumb' Park, front Mr. Limbers's semi, Bras Park. comity of Meath. Ha Eaceller f the Cereniteva Talbot caste to town hone the Tierrepl Lodge, in a lasdas, with four beastilal horses, and mode some whits to Ladles of distinction ; wr were happy to observe that her Eire Heavy sad her daughter, Lady Frances Talbot, appeared to hs in good health. We naderstasid that it is sot the Wasik's of their fiseellencies to revisit Bras Park, or is sake say sacristies elsewhere for some time. Ou Thursday last the Matilda mail Mareiiieriese of Do mega!, Lord Belfast, Sir SteOies May, Arthur Chichester, M.P. sad party, arrived at MlGrotty's Hotel, Coleraine, on their way to the Glares Causeway. Seeds, loaded at Douaileader, from Portpatrick, his Grace the Lewd Primo. of all Irehiod. Mr. P. Moots sets out fur Coventry on the dis solution of Parliament, for which city he will be again returned free of all expense. It was originally proposed to save him even the trouble of ;serious, at tendance, but this plan was superseded by this wish of his friends to express wises vote their gratitude to their worthy Representative, of whom they are so justly proud. !11an► of the independent voters in the different boroughs in the country are drairow of knowing, if they take • forged Bank note fur their vote, whether their remedy lies against the B•ok or the Died. at en early hour on Sunday morning. in Georige's lloopibil. JAWS ROOlllll. the %Juror tunice wun►au who was cut rod mangled in various parts of her body by John Dentsett. at Padding ton, a •port time since, the particulars of winch bars beeu detailed in all the uvrepapers. *RITMO ot thr D I.t,lrra PROPlttittOlet A .• 41, •p" Nei'Hag ale POIPUNA took place Pteterday. Wu Mit et meolloosesty sweats! as the iirei 6 edirif use. Sir Timis. Thole* arm railed to the chair. He Mated the proceedings of the list day'. %kelp i e ; and that though the two repeete whirl' had on that day been read to the Proprietors were 'silt Very witi.firesury, the result of the Heeling Was emineastly so,tt Committee having been selerted toms the general body of Proprieture to in. quire into the affairs of the concern. The CliAtalet then read Site Report of the Committee of Proprietors, of lbe ilk of Jour, with the following Re solution'', vie.- Ist, That this Committee concur in opidion with the Groves! Consinittee, that an important reduction, as well he the aseueut of mote of the salaries, as I', the tontsber of persons meted in the present establii.liment, may and ought to he made. But they are of opiuioa , that any well-fouililed hope of payment to the claimants sod profit to the pro prietor., must principally depend on iuereased attractions and not on diminished rependiture. Idly, That the introduction of any beneficial alteration in the coodoct of the Theatre is impracticable at this advanced period of the lesson, and this Committee, therefore, recom. tweed (in order to avoid any increase of the existing debt.) that the Theatre be not cootinne.lopro Imager than is also. lately necessary to allow the must benefits to pert irmers, endear the performer' are willing to take un theme Ives the risk of loss during the remaiuder of the usual season. 3dly, That no attempt to open the Theatre neat meson, without previous arrangemeat with the coeditors, is advis able. ably, That If such arrangement can be elfcciril, it is et. peaient lonise the re mu of 6,000/. upon the principle herein= before stated. Sthly, That the nitro of manarinrelt elionhl he changed, sad a person property qualilled sbuold be 'minuted with the sole managetneat of the Theatre during the missing newton, subject only to the revision of his pecuniary arrange menu by a Committee eased by the Contriny of Props toss,ie- Ter attention of this Committee has also been eugagril on other *objects costoeeted with the affair■ of the Theatre, re. sporting which they deem it inexpedient at present to make any &poet. KINNAIRD, Chairmen. Lewd KINSIATIM did trot eoasider the theatre i• a bank rupt Mate. Ow Ih. contrary, as basest eaputsitiuu of its affairs a propr reductive, additional attractiva, and good faith with its creditors. "mold, he trusted, prereat asy lung contiriannee of its embarrassments Mr. Waimea moved, that the Report sod Resohttioas of the ertioalit tee should be adopted. The Moo. Mr. Lames steended this proposbbe, .s4 de. Oared his pref. et accordamee both with the Repoli sod the Kmhaloes. bowl Tantalums had twee conweeted with the Committee bat a rely short wee, mod the impressions upon his mind, from that experience wµ that the Theatre could only he condweted by one despotic professiowal onae.—l Hear./ The ellalllMlN put it to the mime of the Netting. that the Report ard t h e Resolutions should be adopted mad car ried isle execrtme. They were post and carried. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Werriumse, Mos Dar, Jugs S. LADY ►RAWCO EMILY TANS ?CHM?. I Minor and a Ward of ovrt. by her meet friend. MICHAEL •NOILO TAYLOR. Esq. IN P. T. THE CoUNTRSI la ANTRIM. LORD lITRWART. and OTMEIHI. _ _ _ _ _ Mr. Homes moved that the Petition of the Noble Deregulator. Lord Stewart. to roams the Master's Report. relative to his marriage with the ilifatit Laty_Fraiares Emily Vane Tempest. might be heard ouW ednesday neat. The Lome Csancau.oa-4 6 I cannot under. take to hear it on Wedoepday. It may, however, be set down in the paper fur that day. and take it. chance." COURT OF KING'S BENCH, WASTAIVITIN nonDmr, Just*. -T LOAD RIVERS V. KING. This long-pending cause. relative to the right of hunting in Cranhonrne Chase. was decided this morning. The Court. alter going minutely into the question, gave judgment for the Defendant. MR. DENNYSOW. This gentleman. not more diminguished for his fortune than the proper and beneficent axe of it, has, we understand, been solicited to become • candidate for the county of Surrey. Thi+ circum stance his more immediate friewla may lament, as from the polished urbanity of his manners, he must for a time be subject to much coar+e ribaldry. to degrading solicitations, and frequent political refusals, as well as the fatigues of • long and ective comma. But in • political point of view, the public will have much cause to rejoice should Mr. Dennyson succeed, as u more unbiassed and independent member, out who will more duly support every popular question, or more conscien tioualy give his vote than hinp4.ll, will never enter the Houseof Commons of England. In the management of Drury-lane theatre th• actors appear to have had the best time of it: when they offer to lend the Committee five hundred pounds. and the Committee are not able to give security. would it not be kinder in Messrs. BARING and Co. to accommrwhite those who rationally en tertain them every night. than to furnish money to our 'limier. who afford us no entert a i n me n t ? ItalyEit's race against the Painter, giving him two minutes and • half in an hour, will take place at Hampton Races. the first day of which is fixed fur the 17th instant, and not the 24th, as was originally intended. Haunt is the favourite. Hoitsm—There are now in different parts or England various German dealers trying to buy up English horses at any price. and yet such iv the scarcity of them at present, from farmers having neglected the breeding them fur the last three Of four years , that scarcely any of them are to be found. I'oLlcs.—Notwithstainling the loss of liberty by confinement in gaol, or, in ocher words, to twiny of the inhabitants the deprivation from consiottiong fresh crimes. may appear • grievance, yet to society it is frequently • benefit, and ;stamps the offenders never enjoyed snore substantial comforts thou they halm experienced in • gaol. On the% ground, we believe snore frequent snoozes would not be of any national utility, for there have been massy instances where both crinsioala sad debtors have regretted the day of anis. liberation. • The 1.4 et the MO, •sd the 1•t of the ii the Ame fiat tllie tulbuittt! 'Witte blerig lice ethidl arllws ;or s tlini Prober tutu ill .re 4;rncle wo‘wittter. l but In Iht. rapertetion I *as Moappolistail, its my itithetb ttere Meal-hid; so the cupric of by a convidrilible body olt lidarar. I stiobrel tot en...ulna-lace law too roll ...vitae ittorsaing toOrlirds the rea. My, suit had oklb boo a 'inert alstasier. whew Illbr *AI got irk. d by their huis . tin appruo his.* the swat.. b .sy or du •• lily, I tmaid at anvaotagraisi.ly ..11 ir s . b..,‘ of ill Boopes, strut, opp. asse Ise Mailiglipiorol dlt 'I. I t A. pent...flail by the b.ii of lie u 6. r. and Iheu tight by a e.iir deep ravine; while their line, Which could to ap g oy It' , oil ford, ipiartle.lb* for *lilac ear ti by IS. viral ossified viltsgra After reeust..u.tering II .ding. that to turn either Uurk .01W ' , I-10M r i hilmi 41.1111, pr ec eiv. tattFit the saute time, that the 11.41 of Ilse by r aittoraleal coat. saveable toyer for the I mu 11... noting their t...n131 WI I ileterosiwed to attack them sit Pula, and unit tir-I II f sill. 11111, for lige tvrlumns t.. Ike font; some bight ura inane. ,lilt ly paidral' s and were Itollowrol by ii,- ..riallerei Whirl. °grunt uu thew l iar ho lm , i f thr f u a artillery illayeal front the nicht haisit of the riot in a Niles r which entitled. al moue coil ilia 1011 placed upon the left, and which haul "paned a bias.) anal well-ill. ratii-t1 Are Opult the 11101. The IF. topa Its lb. y eiusaral, were sutet nivel, Gotha-A in the 101 l of the ril..r, on.l sup the 11.4ition asatypord Ito Ibriil , alar cavalry situ Myi are horse use the left, where the atirony'a priiielpol lowly of horse were etatiuucii, cod the Nevoid lirlga..r of intaioryi null the light brigaolc. In front of th. ford. Thy brat bri gi f if pr a ro t u ry . ,after th is be e lc light e rapidly ti b i a; lu the slum of the balsa My un the left sit his peseta.... j the silvans of these corps being the preeueseetien signal cif the geurrill shtick of the whole line. This up-salutes was petfutihed with au ard..itr of gallati• try that email suit lon supitn sited. The the of It., tau my was most destructive, but the troop , issessid foi maid in thf insist undaunted manner , alilsuitgli the enemy amid their Runs till they were bay vrd , their •hole hue was forced at est ry shoot, while a charge of mak) as the sumo moment completed the risitie. My attentims iris at this period drawn to their camp, at mole distaste utt our rtriat, m u d the thwittue too abate guts* hear it, led me to suppose that we had mil a second pu. sit to attack; the troops whirl kid a. punted too the at. steal smells upon lie enemy's Hue were aetordingly formed. _ The camp, howeter, *as found diverted ; and the /Una, which appeared to have been pistol Id boy r the se treat across the river, were soots taken. The Gehl being now abandoned, the cavalry, Bopp rtrd by two colt , * of light infantry, were ordered in pursuit we the right batik of the river, and the Mysore horse on the tell. The baggage, during the action, was linty 4ot twice at. tacked by the essemy'S horse, bitt the steadinise of the fears guard, and the activity of a liar!, of Myeoreasis , whin eau vend it, completely succeeded ill raving ihr whole . The resells of this ammo, which lasted fr. IN Nikon fill about three o'clock, p. Ns. hate bred the capture of the whole. sif lb. tansy's artillery ainuoutitig 11. tinily pieces of sod. Nance (mama! besialles those already reported Mitring lima thativis tato the river), and the romper', iltferat •ud dim persiull of his army, with a toss of out lass than 3.000 met.. No distinct accounts have since beon erected of lbe fogi lives ; but the general direction of their Hight OM toward. Rampuorah. From the account I have now siren your Lordship of the events of the day, it is 111111 V mesa ry to dwell spun she rye. duet of the troops. The European pars of the force sop. ported the reputation of British valour; sod the statist troops vied in their efforts id maintain the superiority of this Indian army. I cannot psi ticularike corps, our make dia. linctioss, slo • merit Anil gallantry were so /corral ; fWerf Ma did his duly; and the whole art-entitled to my •aroirs. thanks and highest applause. Ihe conduct of the M ysore horse during the action, and in the pursuit also, no Will my thank., sad was in every way such se to WOK the charac ter of this useful bully of auxilirries . I have deeply to ht. meat toy inability to place riot Lordships le possession of the ahoy, details, without having. at the sabot time, the p a i n f u l Imo to perform of reportiog the heavy IMP Willi whit% oar softest, has bees attgodei. The reties. of kited awl wosuded, which accirmaidow this (Lopata', will to your Lordship • worm. of the sincerest Freres, it the stoma time that the achievements of Iles brave maw who low* fallen mast ever furnish a Owner of esultstion to the crate flil country asiA Goveramest in *Wee WM, their lives have been sat gloriously terminated. I trust, in the rourre of to morrow, that the whole of MU wool. :d will be accommodated ill the town of Nlithierlpour, where they will volition, to receive all the attesitkin which I. to be expected Go= the professional abilities and indef... tigabk seal of Mr. Superiuteuding Maryut' Auoealry sod ham assistants. Although the conduct of every officer of the army merits the highest commeadation, I gladly seize this ripputi 41 ill ty of bringing to your I urdship's maice dense who erre prom,- sent IMO their rauk anal situations, and from the superior duties they heal to perform. Tour Lordship is N 9 well aware or the high professional character sod abilities of Brig-Gen. Sir John Malcolm, to reader it accessary fur me lu dwell upon them, 1 stroll there. fore merely express my admiration of the style of guialted conduct and gallautiy w tb which the assault us the left of the enemy's p.eitteni was headed by the &ice. r-Grueral, and say warm,* dratiks for the great sisal ea. modal aid I have derived (sum his counsels, os well )Ore* 'ions to, as doting the adios of the !Ist instant. - - To Lieoe•Colosiel Rohs el Scot, who commanded the int, and Lientenaut-Colonel Andrew M•Uowell, calanniantling the tweeted hrigarte of isitnitry, to Major Bowel', counisauL WE the tight brigade. aft aleo to Major Kie.wles, whir com manded it art., she former Milker was wounded, I beg to express my sums-remit thanks and ackwowleogntents fur the gattactry sad conduct they severally simple ) , it in leading their men t.. the assault, soder the trerserodiina lire to which they were exposed; oar can I ateraceesitly rusk the &emir I entertain of the seal mud isterpitlity of !US ut. Colin.. I ./. Russell nod Major Leshinetou, its she brilliant cl•ase which was sonde by the two beirades of csislry , wudir the,. reaps. live orders. 'fie despoil toes arid arrangessients of tire several brigade* of horse bud foot artillery, avid the destructive .ffiv t whiny nes thereby produced on the enemy's line, afford .tithrient proof that eke cornotaad of that corps could aid hare hews placed in bett►r hands than those of Major Noble, The services of Lieutenant.Culonel Coosay, Adjutant-Gr. octal of the array, tinoughout the day, V? 4.1 C IN 'be highest degree conspicuous, avid amply felfilkei every repeciaiius *Mich I had formed of the great advantage. I should d. rive front his prof...signal krowkrige, esperiruce, and rave n ous, ou the day uf action. To - Blacker, Quarter.Master.General the army, I feel it slaw particularly incumbent wpm. me to express my be►t.thauks fur the great ai.l I have received from him, not only shame!' his personal exertions us the Geld of battle, hot for the judicious tecounniasancra made by bins dining our march, sad bi fore we esignird, by whirls 1 el►tsinrd the cif 'rest sliflirmation respecting the A►►d at which I subsequently crossed the lilunpni; and the nature of the round occupied by the estate, by which I wan seabird to awake my dispositions fur attaching' them. bitirriaws, Cummis•ary-QenKsl, I am illou is a similar manner 10 aeltimel.dge the Is gh seam I entered.s of his merits, in residues...a die is portaut de. parlu&am of which ►e is, with se Nom* tokenises to the public aeroso, placid at she bead, aa alma ►is amistaare to =ethereal/ the action. 1 feel illyerW Stonier called *pun to olivr my salamis MIMS is dojo" Va., &g ar* , who, by your lo.d.bip s perste...hum condese*, fur tio isresmit, ander Sir Juba Malcahn, to (tea in the 'whitest drptutatatil, who maimed dab me thrum:boat the dap. registering Mt lite greatest asaimanre. Lieut -Cmluttel Ill'Ulegue Murray. sad Lieut.-Colonel the HMG. 4 siailhope. Deputy-Adjutant and Deputy Q114$3•11 hlaster.Gesteral lu has Alaje.ty's true" I had pieviously requelara Iu became attaebrd to my previa. IA the event, at say lime, of our amiss Ile WIWI., as the eery " 10 ' 4 '""n• her 0( the ki..**s stump. lumwethately with me reline...l up perfuema..c. un arch au ucesasuu /45 1 .9 1 •009. haw. ibereture if. • pa.tit star maawr N. 'hula& She.. fur thew ebr, rlul aCqUirt.CeilCt au my nquriii, as trill as (.4 the services (hey trucker.' sir iu Ike courws $.l the dap. Lona, cultuatt Murray acevalp.mitoi, w il6 W 7 pereiuies, QM 11.14 DIsPATCtiON Prto4 iNtltit& thaii tfos'rd, JUN, 5. 19. I:34o4fcises Fume litre received At t h e 49.1 iinsee, frotn Ike srvend G sverlltheists m India , ur which &patches mod ruclusurro Ills fuliowing are Nowt. and - - - - Hairnet kit& a di.palei tithes the aubernor-lleiteral In she !keret Commiltre, &led Hochsr, mear gosearii 3Yth De: remitter, IR 17. Untoward eiremmtraosreis. elliefiy inimitable to intention ally delsadve inti•llimrsite, cefentril the hope of noshing an impressive ea ample of she Pandora's, when dory were me-m.lh sairriiisode.l by Hie diviiidiss of M sier/l 31arsholl, Itlejim-Gmieral Dunkin, add Lieutenant- Cue . Hod Adana.. or the Hoiali boundary. I think, however. rode HoHourahle C.ontemittee will be of uposion, that Hie direction elves h. she peerral CAI4IIIIIIB was properly adapted tu elreet 1119 As it is, we hive Nearly destroyed the assnesalion. litirreens Kl4llllll and Woad Sloloodied, by deserting their fintilies used the great proportion of their troops, have Fiseaped rm. the present wish, ot Oar utmost, three ilbrufand 40f their held isioamited fulloweoi Nminbers of Mese, yr bobs they abandon ed, have bees. cut of iN detail, and mossy inure will perish in that manner, while the baeraime and wioneu have fallen into our hiands The latter hive exproi-ored every humane aSeri.lo, who Ind , front the outset of their 8.60, lakes. • deferred course to she westward wish his Duna's, is at • shun distance beyond Ike Claimant', nod, disappoisted of reception by Mery Khali, appears petplesed how to set. I have ransom du believe that his anew have been daily gni.. lialg kids to s tarp invent, from the hopelonmens of their prospects. General Orders, by his Excellency the Goverwor.General, tided Camp Sonarie, Dectinher 17, 1817, eticlooirol is • inter from Mr. LaMantia Secretary to the Viee-Presi. drat is Coined, at Fort William, dated 7th January, 1818 i to Mr. Cobb, Secretary to the Bligi India Company. The Goverwor-General experietmes the most livrly antis. faction in annooneing the retire defeat of the roomy by lbe British troops at Nagpore, by which thry were attacked without any previous declaration of Isrstilitirs , ur the slightest act of aggression us the part of our Government or traps. The conduct of the Rajah having afforded decided indi cations of as hostile design, the brigade of British troops, cunsisting of two weak hotshots. • of Madras native is• &airy, and three troops of the 6th regiment of native ca. entry, the whole amounting to a more than 1,800 Rini.* men, look post at the Residency on the 86th or November, and during that and the following day occupied them. selves in strengthening their position. oii the eventing of the Sidi they were attacked by the enemy, with a fora computed at upwards of 80,000 men, who availed them at all points with cavalry, infantry, and artillery. The active lasted eighteen hours, and the repeated charges of the enemy were austaised with the greatest gallantry and persevetance by our troops, who succeeded, after • most desperate contest, is completely repulsing and defeating the enemy with greet emptoritig eight or their guns. Captain Fitzgerald, of the 6th Bengal Native Cavalry, is reported as having par. titularly distinguished himself in a most spirited charge against the enemy's cavalry, in which he captured fuur wf their gene, and immediately hinted them against the enemy with great sod decisive effect. At this period the enemy appeared to be throws into confusion by the blowing up of • Tumbril. The advantageous 11101111111 was ally seised— our troops charged end broke through the enemy and par. sued their seeress, until the fortune of the day was rum. pleiely decided in Ilse f Our loss was cousiderable, but the amount has not been cagily ascertained. After the allow the Rajah sent in %Arida to sae fir • sospcsisiont of hostilities, but the Resident, Mr. Jenkins, refused to rum. sansieate with him until all the troops were withdraw.) (rum the vicinity or the Residency, which was areorilisigly dome. Iteirforeemests are ou their march to Pinyon. (sum Several quarters, sad a considerable British force will shortly be assembled there. His &military the Commanittr.ia-Chief is requested to direct a royal salute to be And from Iles Artillery Paris,—By mammal 'of his Escrllesey the Gm wersoe.Geoeral, J. ADAM, Secretary to Ilse Guircruor-Gessral. Extract hem a Dispatch from Mr. Starchey, &rectory to tM Governer in Council at Madras, to Mr. Cobh, Secretory to the East India Company, dated Jaunary 10, 1919. I em directed to transmit to you • copy of a dispatch from, the British Resident at Nagpore, containing the d. lamb of the action which terminated in the nylon of the Rajah's gees. N. S A copy of the dispatch from Brigadier General Dove tails, dated as Nagpore, the let b Drerembf r, 11117, containing the &tails of the action above alluded so, was published sit the Gesell* of Sheilah May, ISIS. Extract hum • Dispatch from Mr. Lashington, Acting Se. artery In the Governnsent at Fort William, to Mr. Cobb, Secretary to the East India Company, dated Ifih Jas. ISIS, with two enclosures. By direction of the Vito-President in Council, I have lb* hnr•mr to traissmit to yue, fir she i•furwtat' of she Hos. the Court of Directors. t►r aceonip.inyinit copy of a ditpatrls this day entire,' from the Secretary to she Goveruor.Ge. weal, dated she Slit ultimo ; euntaiiiing his Ezrelleory Sir Thomas Histup's *Aral r. port of she fossil deli sl cud dia. p►raioa, on she Slat of the army of Mother Row /Litter, by the British troops, Nader the persist's' coaliataud of his Excellency. Copp al a Dispatch front Mr. Adam, Secretary to the Go. versow.Gemeral, to Mr. Lashingtun, dated Camp Doctor, Slat December, 1817 _ . Alt-1 heirs r eceived the commando of the Go vernor-oe. neml to request you will lay before the Hon. Hie Vice-Pron. deal in Clawed, the euelusrd copy of a dispatch from his Eneelimey Liest.-General Sir Thrums Hideo', reporting the details of victory achieved by the semy seder his Kneel. lesey's personal ensistand over the way of Mather Kow Milker, ea the VW of this mouth. of Alabeidpure, near Owens. The Goversor.Geseral hes already had she Wooer et cusiveyies to the Hoousrahle tbeVienPresident in Coon. cil, the lest imotileatios received of this brilliant sod ins. portent ~et, sod h a Lordship is moored ghat the perusal of the details maw traesasinsd will create is Ibe beast of the Honourable Vice. President is Conseil senlinieuto of adneirstioss soil applause fur Ihr heroism of she olScers and troops wowed is ibis memorable action, sot less «squall led mid csodial thus those which have bees recited is his usrs..—l have the homier to be, J. ADA 31, Secretary to the Goortoor-doloorol. Cagy ea Report from Lieeteasat•Geaeral Sir Thomas His. M►, Sort. to the Governor.Oeneral and Commaader•in. Chief, dated ramp on the Booms (opposite blalseidpme), ?LI Deceinehee, 11117. Loan—ls, my dispatch to your Lordship of the 13th Instant, from Ofireie, I had the honour to report the junc. ties on the preeediar day of the third division, with that ander my prisms& einsionud, and the then uncertain stale of our isegmeistions with the government of Mather Rae Hollw. In my subsequent address to your Lordship, of the 15th instant, from Nen Veber, I described the further progress of they arrangronento; and, I now be to refer you for all she details emsoected wish the origin, progress, mid ultimate failure of the overtures in lairstiuu, to the courts. poodesee of Brigadier•Geseial gir John Malcolm, year Lordship's political agent, at sty head.quniters. which he has regularly maintained, since their cummensesnent wit► Mr. teeretary Adam, as also to his Sisal report thereon, stating the tem:suasion of every promo et of amiable ad. juatisient. Thus 'misled, there appeared ins alternative left to me for the vindication of the Wooer of the Bratirh Go. vernment, sod of your Lordship, tilos that which I deter. mord upon, and which was instantly followed sip by the attack of Hollow's army in the positioo it occupied, and sit which event I had the gall. fortion of apprising your Loid. photo, ow the menial of the !Ist instant, by a few lines from the field of battle. Ole the Stith instant, I inured to within seven miles of tie army of Mulhar Ran Haiku,