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NAV AL INTELLIGENCE. PLYIIGICTII, !JAY 11. time itt the Danish brig Ent,llr &Siff, 11. GUel - from Dram, with timber and dcals for a rt.:m ice; ; cutter, from a cruise; ipboass, of 14 r Torbay ; and Rerario l iof IS guns, from Liverpool. Li.u.• from Hamoaze to Cawsand Bay, the Eels. 'lrian, of 44 guns; So* Massoretta, of 38 guns, a id A►rore, of 28 guns. Saki the From&r of 14 guns. with dispatches to tlte fleet off Btest ; PriNce, and PI mew Royal, of 98 g.,ns each, to. join the fleet. Came in from a cruise. the Nciod and Loire, of 38 gun, each, an.l Images, of 18 guns. from the West•lndies ; Caliedow, of 74 guns, from the fleet ; Morse Fortuna, of 10 guns, from a cruise ; and Krege , cutter, of 14 guns, from Stilly. Sailed the C W l Stelfr, of 74 guns, to join the fleet ; S te ed 3forsoreeta, of 38 guns, Aurora, of 28 guns, and Iltuor,o, of 13 guns, on a cruise. - - COWL% MAY The Quebec Aeet, under convoy of the Eurydice frigate. drops down to Yarmouth Roads and still remain-. there. The ship Quebec, one of the said fleet, had her bowsprit carved away by another ship tunrth g foul of her in bringi.ig op in Cowes llo.td, but pr. , e e led with the convoy, having a spare one on b. ar A:lived the Aisione, Leeds, from Baitin ore, with tobacco and cotton, for orders. POIIITIMOUTH, MAY 13. Sailed the Spider brig with a convoy for Guernsey and the Neue•rs frigate on a cruise. Arrived a heavy'Llantzic merchantman, of about 1400 tons burden, deeply laden with timber for His Majeaty's • slock yard at this port. An cider came down this morning, for four ma rine officers to go to the West Indies, five for the Last Indies, and two to the Mediterranean. They ate to sail in the first ships for those destinations. Went nut of harbour the Beaker frigate.— Wind W. . - vatmoovu, MAY it Arrived the Ry sloop of war from Portsmouth, to hive instrations to the outl‘ard-bound West•ln dia shi,r, that mAy be here.---Wind N. DEAL. MAY 13. Sailed the Speedy sloop of war fur Portsmouth Arrived the Orestes sine" of war, from off Bou -1 Ane ; and remains in the Downs, with the rest of 116 Majesty's ships, as per last. This morning Rear-Admiral Louis shifted his gag f* , ..ro the Ahiee, to the Leopard:UM of war, in the Downs. wesenenweimmannst FROM .1.1.0 Y I )'s LIST. 44c4tY lb, 144 y I.... Passel by the Bell racket, To,ose, fr.nt Seits ; Fu.tiro le. Dimly , . for Grenada; Cmoberkuri. Berms , 1 .•..0 the ri‘ll , PIMA from Alieant; Dr , at. I trout St Ati-hael's; br.rannia, ; 11.:10o, •It k; Ayuda, B Eckb.an ; and Brothers, Stoop. fin ; Eiward and Ci,arles, Part.nrall, 'min Cherie . n. , v , EJerquibo; aid Leg inn, friend, foon Bilb"8; GoodkifoSing.—, from A c.haugel ; Juuo, Jainehion ; and Vr rer Erskine, from Memel; Lord Nefoor. Gardner. fire .1 Lu'*-; /*none. Argo; Scylit.i, Wake; C-tee; Swam ' soy; the Clown Priner..terdon, from Norway .—Sai;ed the Prodt, for !h., Zelost, for Stett.. ; Ikta.-r, thit..too. for Laabou ; Lftwt, Maros; and Amity, brdsn, to. Goo .r.-ws. CONVOY TO THE BAI TIC. is heresy &fro, that a convoy Inc the vat!: bound to As Baltic Intl sail from L•mrs lt-mdt ea the 14th in tint Ceuncil Chaattact. El tar Nay 9,1904. C,,URT MARTIAL. The following is a coma account of the charges exhibited by Lieutenant Colonel Winter, against Lieirr , ant Ilanians, of thr Royal Marines, on which he was lately brought to a Court Martial, at foetsirouth : I F., ia,litaidine L;entenaet Hemilte, wy ne he rnuld net Cut c tit h • could have put up with the la i f he Lieutenant Colonel Winter had used to Iltm, and it It • I been his, the said Lieutenant llAr.rcares cat hr, the ei I .e H.inoam, would not have home with it ;by ealt n it alipearel tu the ,oil Lieutenant• Colonel, that the yawl Lioute,,ant liestaam wished to excite the void Lieutenant lien vide to t-hill:eoge hint, the wild Lientenant Colonel Winter, et to co lurid cline solo-rat Contrary to good order and military Sweitt . - 1 . R w atta king Lbutenant 11,tiville, in an utsgendentan I.kc ..t..tta, and fne having at all tipb.aidzet Lieutenant Hen. grille, with wh.a had pa.tel, at the gewral me , t tig of all the eubahenta. at quitters (.1 wh t:h number Lieutenant ila in.rn •ade utie),•twat unite - sa I. agreed that what had pasted 5h0,14 ger: a J .‘e men , ioned, . _ M rut htwiti, on Of about the 28th of March chal &wised his m e ow( Officer, Captain Lieutenant tlula, on the Marine ?made, foe adnionishine him, the said Lieutenant Haan in, on his very i.npripee crude t, when At the Play. house, a tow coming. bcrow; •nJ for having conduct. ti him ielt with rat impropriety at the Th our, during the perform. ante. on et about the r 3.1 of March tat. JUDGIUNIT or Tilt COURT. " It appearing that the first and second part of the charge is not proved, the Court does therefore ac quit the Prisoner on both those charges. Respeft ang the third part of :he charges4viz. " For having, on vr about the 2etii of March last, challenged his s 'psi iur Oilicer, Captain Lieutenant Bade, on the Al trine Parade, for admonishing him on his very improper conduit, when at the Playhouse, a few evenings before, and tor having concluded himself with ;peat impropriety in the Thiesseye, during the perfiornance, on or ahnfit the 2.ldeli-MatCh :" The Court is of opinion, that though tbeiltarge of the Prisoner's having absolutely ohaslenged Captain Lieutenant Rails is not positively establitfied, yet the Court cannot but consider' . that the Prisoner's address to Captain Lieutenant iftaile, 'on the Marine Parade, is highly improper and censurable; and does adjudge the - Prisoner to be every reprimanded by the l'r tsiden:. in open Court. fur haring express-d hirrveit in words leading to challenge Captain Lieu tenant Brae ; and of the subsegient part of the last charge, the Court dots fully acquit the Prisoner, and &cal the accuration frivolous." PRICE OF •asT[f Bank Stock 1524 3 per Cent. N. 541 55 544 55 S per Cent eine 56;56 55; 56 4 pe. Cent .724 71; 72 5 per Cent. Neey.......92ii 5 per Cent. Loyalty ..... 9S • 41 Long l6i 3 16; Short Annuities 1m penal 3 per Cent. 541 Ditto Annuities Irish 5 per Cent Ditto .1 itnuities Deland Stuck. No. 4, COURSE OF EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, MAT 11. Amsterdam 36 0 2 U Dirt.. at Sight 37 4 Rothrel.i n.... 36 I 71j, Ha;nlntrgli.... 35 11 21U. Alto= 36 0 ItU; Pan. 1 day's date. 25 7 Dirtn...... ...... 25 15 2 U. I sotttow R Andean* 23 15 ; Portugal Gold in Coin Madrid n.tro Cadiz —in Paper I New Dollars Dal() Kilbna ,.. 34 1 New I.oul. each.... 00 0 I. 4l ll ll ifin 4lll Agin on the Rank of Holland, 45 31 per t'ent. Dublin ots London (May 9' 16 3 •Ifabt on London (Maw 4) 6 17 &lust WI OUbilil . %Lir 4) 1 1 9i 1 fil dews. Venice 39 Naples Lisbon Opo. - to Dublin l7l CORt4•EXCHANGE ' l / 4 tosioar. MAT 14. 1.,. d The supplies of all kinds of grain to-day are very consi !mid', which cause fine samples of Wheat to sell at a reduaton of Is. per quarter ; and other sorts 2s and Ss. n:th very difficult sale. Barley has many buyers, and fete:es rather betterpric:. Malt continues steady. Beaus, with Pelts of each kind, maintain last quotation, owing to the full quantity of Oats. Sales of this article are noted at Is. per quarter, less price. Flour rather cheaper. CU RENI' PRI E OF GRAIN. Wheat Y 6 40s. r..lTick 11eans .... e 7 . 4.. 0.1 Vine de. Vie. ',as 01 kaki.. l 7, 19. 29 2:7*. 47. 61 Palmas 13-. 114% 0. Barley YOs 11.1. I Rape Seed 361. 0, Malta. O.l. nee Flour.. ...Ws 43a White Pea 33e •!.. 01. ask Od. Dean .33.. 395. od. smrftt FIELD, To 'ink the offal ‘td to 64 44 I veal moriqn 5 , 41 tl F. MI Pork Lamb • 7.. Cid to es 8d ,d of Cal "P. vv. , about 1 PRICE OF H Vi lIIIPht, AND STRAW . N4V 11. WRIT/CHAPEL , IT 1114101 Nay -4 , 611 •51 S. Hav - 31 I a P , l Oa Clover - 01 Os aOl Oa Cb-rr - SI 0 , a5l la. Straw . 11 7. •11 19a I Straw - • 11 K. all 14a CO%L EXCHAI 4 I6F., MAY 14, Bese C.eale, in the Inel, Ler Children 4°s 04. Delivered to Houseltsettoto at 4.05. Runsl , ll Ind, per Chaliron 4',/s Delivered to Hairarkee , ers at .54r. M. AIRTIN. On Sundae, at the Earl of Man,d-1.r., in Port:ard Place, the 1.217 of rite Hon. and Rev Mr. Cathcart, of a daueder. Yesterday. at Morale, ' in Dorsefthire, Lich , ['amid ' , ramp. lon, ea son. M%R AGES. At the Parish church of Porte a, %Ir. John Perrin, to Mut Martin, d.togiver nt' Mr. Richard Ma.tir.. A few days .ance, the Rev. JE. sprAv, AThbrittle„ Somer set, t, Mr. Whit,.,, &sewn of the Rev. 7. Whitt,v, of 11.4- •;42 , 11, ROCOS, Devon. Lately, Samuel Peter, De. Captain in the Rini' Cornwall regiment of Militia, to Mint S Canis, nime of J .ha Han* Esq. Attorney at LAM, at La.., week, in Ritekingh.onshire. Lewis Nlontgaillanl, Eel a French Emigrant, to Mies Arenella Norman, a young La•ty of emni.ite beauty,with a In tnle V ..0,0001. At l int, by the Res. W la 9, William Immo, of San.alr, in the county of CA.•n.i...s, Crad , ck, daughter of Sheichrit C.adack i , Esq. of liartfnrtb, near Richmond. At Greenwich elArch. by the Rey John Oliver, Mr. ForSes, of Ely race,tn W.* Ntatile, dai.wilter of the John Motile, one of the Chaplains of the Royal Inspital, Greenwich. At A'...invlott., Ay eh.• R-s Lempsiere,Jo , nn du ,- er,jon. Marcham, Esq. to Mos Ch tit!, d ,ughtes .4 Capt. Quid, of Olt Abingdou trots? a &•rl:•hira• Volatatein Cavalry'. ES . TOPOGRAPHIC DRAWING 4 AND PORTPiIi E%GR PQRTRAITS OF ENGLISH RlANSy.ite. Wf Mr. RICH AWDSON, At his flow ' No. ill the Shand , the Corner of yill Street, TMS, atul Five following Day , , at Twelve o'C CURIOUS COLLECTION of 1)R AVN IN( 1 particularly PIM tit SITS, fo , ro tlo• not Pailura4 io the Kingdom, of 1,, Cote', Fish,r,Ga•tliner, liar I. .7, Al.() a l'UliVet;oll of cigraved Portray ! • ,I i • ~, byElorgelt, Hollar, . I ing: by Cip.iani, fine r.o fa by Harroliirti, fhr Prop,rty of a Culleetor of To be riewed Day a:dl the Ml• tat guot may be had, [Hie.: One . ~ g, of Mr. 1:...... Nu. .3i, Strand Genuine and prime mahnfActored stuck of Cihmet and holatery Goods, and other P:devt:, Ewing the 50.r.3-41 P.., the cr. y valu-thle &tuck of Messrs kDE and PIELD/ By Mes-rY. BROWN an I Cn, No. 7, Cateaton Strevt, THIS, ..ml whoa ng Days, wii • Re. , •rve, CONSISTING of op.vards of 30 rich Tu, and other Carpets, R 'lc. 30 , Fo,mpiot and Field wit,, ma Coma of the newest Pattern, and fini,hert in a liandwnne prime seasoned Down and G,tts•e Veldt •r lied• and , xcc Redding, clean Blankets, Mattrasd, s awl Pal..a..s 4, !Oahu Funtitures in Wanirob hand4oin: Book cu Card a:el { broke 'fables, elegant suite of Drawingroom Fnrnhurr Fr.•nclt Drapery Window Cumin', Jaoanned C. wiihC..;hions and C•nen to correspond, Chi•aney, Swig Glawes, Minois, print., See. Kidderinin.ter and tells Carpets, 5,c1...-h ,, ,antd, Corner Bason Stand., China, (ii Earthenware, and Kitchen retinisites. Catalogoe:t be had at Garraway's; at the Bank Col House ; au.l at the p ace of Sale. BOOKS, SHELLS, and FOSSILS, CHIRURGICAL STRUSIENTS, MEDICAL TAMBOUR-FKONT) CASE, &e. By Mr. KING, At Itis Great Room, King-street Covent Garden, TO-111 ROW and following Day, L% Small COLLECTION of BOOKS, incluc 1. - .1 the Focrcloperlia Rritanniea, volt ; some St Fowls, arid other Articles' of Natural History; eats Casings in Weed; curious Rosari.s, Gold Rings, ant Inds and Watch, old China, Model at a King's Frill Impl•mients of War and A:miss:men' limn the South Sea few Prints framed and glatesi, some Drugs and Chirtagical strumerits a Medical Tambour-Prontod Cass, Sec. Msy be viewed, and Catalogues had at the Room. A LARGE COLLEC7IO,I Or ROOKS ANDRLAI. MESSAGE CARDS By Mr STEWAR r, At his Aurtion Rooms, PH, Piccadilly (atinotite ny House), TthMORROW, at Twelve °View*, A LARGE and MISCELLANEOUS CI LRCTIoN of RooKs, in }Jimmy, Travois, Vri: Woks'. fly. Novels, kc. Likewise a large quantity of exe4 Itf.ink Message Card.; being the satire Stock of a amok' q•iing smiths: lute of Businaws which sill se *441 wi reserve Ta ha •irw.4l and Catainares - AN ELEGANT AND CHUICE COLLECTION BOOKS. By Mr STEWART, At his Atetion Ronin, Na 124, Pox (o?Pclete A' House), on S.VITURDAT NE—XT; at Twelve o'Clock AN Elegant and Choice COLLECTION longtog to a GENTLEMAN, a.noro:st wbizh are, tolossi's Eric-iv/joy, from Drawings in His Majeny's don, 6ne impr, sloes, elegantly bound ill 2 yids. in Its 01:-.,t's Cicero, 10 V01..L. P. elegantly Wand in Rotes, limes; Handset's Shalts2eare L P. 6 •cm We 6 vol. ; Waloole -ti s Pantiemid Engravers. fine laspressit Strawberry Hill ; Maros de Corneille, 10 vol. ; Jahn , Works, 12 vol. Russia; Johnson and Stereo's Sbalang 1 vol. elegant in Rowia, gat leaves; Ifunto and Swirdle out* ; Henry's Hist. 121 vol.; G,s , ,on's Hat..rv, 14 v... 1 Works of Go46lliith, Starat,l4l:oFla Mar. Sruitb, &c. elegant Biciddigs. To be viewed. and tUalmiters had. LEKaI, StIIIIEBY, and SON, At their !louse, in York-greet, Covent Gard-u, ou TI DAY, MAY 17, and four rot:using Oi)s (Stand. etured), at Twelve o'clock, FrilE selett and very valnible LiMAR.' A FREDERICK. KANM F.L S. co ing a' Coe' to!Tectsiin of llociks in Natnral flavor", G lli‘tery, Vo. g Travels, Belles Lettirs. and Pineal., aka, so-ie all curlhig Fngt.sh Bibles, a compl of the G.:nth-ma:l's Magazine, Monthly and other Periodical Works. N B. The Baoks are all us very neat condition, and many elegant. I. be viewed to therms of Sale, and Catalogues (prise C I ) hid :t -dace of Sale. Ct—INIPLETE RESIDENCE. YOKK PLACE. 13w Nte...r, ROBINS, At their Roomo, Great Plasm, caveat G%14...1. Ou MiiNUAN", th- ttst i.e.:int -4 "twelve ceche+, AN excellent well built modern BRICK HOUSE. re,il-te with cnovenieneies, and fimAsed witb pwtrbs ts.te ,n gt,tless of ex,ence), by the present owner and occos vier, w:l.. it going to reside euti-cly in the country, with dons Ci.ich House, tour.rall Stable ad•oining, most ctaltghtfully SitIIAIS on the E.st silt, and near the centre of that orestia gois'iol ..r.t, Tnik Piece, Portman-square. The noun is is the mo.t per ect state of repair, and tit for the immediate re • c,pti a Is mdy of Disuitetion; is held for a Tern of up- Wa•ti. of Ninety Teary at a moderate rev...reed rent. The ele g int Fatnit•irc, which is in every rested well adapted to the Weise, may be tak.m by appraieernent, er will be Soli by Auction on the Premises, in a few days after the Sale of the hi AM. of which timely notice will b. given. M ,v be • )owed :with Tickets only ), which may be had Sir D3%6 rirmr to the Sale; or the Estate and Effects may be treed f..r be COUnalet, by application to Merin. COTZI4 ()Arden. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. WITH L %ND, AT GROWL. END, lIORNSEY. Dv Mr WINsT SHILEY _ At Giamyrav - ., nn TUESD.%Y, \lal. V:, at Twelve CC/eel . , uAie-s clispovrvi by Private Contr.,i.•„ AVERY eligible F:tEEHOLD substant':. BRICK WILT HOUSE, with a handsome noo . firm', eqd portico entrance, by a double Right stone str: , .. newt fore court and cal riage-.weep,oneoft+l by fold's.; grz•.. mid none per., coach-house, stabling for five horses, detached atat.huiive, laundry, and numerous requisite out offices, laic , yard, las n, shrut-Sr-y, grav:l walks, productive 'miens, ai.d rirh meadow, contai..iog tog •ther near five arres. The s wa ling' or this estate w in the mu-h-ndmired village of Crouch- End, near Horniey, 3 miles only from Lnudini. Cornmand• - ; pleasant view. of the surrotmding rich country. Tue hoe , . Seiefit gotA , ropottionel bed-chambers and servant: apartment., elegant drawing-room, dining-parlour, mewing good kikhen, houaekeep is -room, store•rooais, au. memu. comets, and every other requi•ite accommodation fur a genteel to whsle in vu4stasitial repair, and ma. bl entered upon is .v.im a Freehold Cottage steady To b..• viewed by T.cke... only, which, with desc•iprice en•- tienlars, may be lint of Mr. Winstaaley, Patemoner-roo : nankin ir. may be likewise had on The premise' and at tit. lac! o Sde lON. roßTnArrs, LASH .11bTo. • irner of Villkra 'melee siC ock, IRAVNINc,. ,10. t co,w-_ , t --- ,t 4, tr. In I, i H., i . .: , .. . MOill , \ '... 4 I .- 1 --- .., : , . HE . TH 1 SHE • -- ----- L.: 011110 LIM! 1 . 1. t Sr a-. 1 P.lrt :.. and FIELDER, R Days, witho,:t rich l'u . . - !:: - -t i lielaß r ill F elt-ni h., a : : •!,, I ::iiiirz 1 , , , r. t..ter 1 olanne riounv ; d• and v - xcalea,t 1.. s 1, m.,h„,..,„, to , (:,rd ald Peir... Farnitor, c•nn- lai , aiined Chaim i•liney, :'ire mid iinarr and Bon- ds, Clans, V:..., - Mr W • Rank Coffee. 1 . Tun • ----- tURGICAI. IN , • IUR-FRONTED rden, TO-SIOR- i , V lac ' I / KS, including s ; soma Shells, 111 11 ' istory ; ett,:xwatit ins awn I Rinse, mule* , /sex ,. King's Frigate, Floe ye South Seas, a ' Roa-t) d Chinagical ln- . i ---- Sre. I' , Ti: the Room. I . AND 8.1.1\144 , *1 (entwite Ans. ' 11.1.4. ": : we otlack, rEOUS COI.. Tr: Craved; Voyages CFI Al Si antity of excellent ],e.GI k of a Rookstl'ire STOI di se *.kl without Altar Set • LEL:TaIi:4 OF • . • (o?pra'te . 1 1 , bany wage o'Clock, . .ECTION be- 1 I whith are, Bar- Majen y's Caller- Tit 1 Vols. in Russia ; , ad in Russia - gif t tile' , Moyle% Works, Poe linpre-ssi. vs, o vol. ; Johns .iv's ma's Sliak , sPaart, • o and Sawkett, 13 'tory, 14 v.. 1 I the • a • • „,„ , Smith, &c. au .a had. .., mai i' be r 3,4, • , , 1 rd-u, on TIII.:115- (Off lo (Saudi < in- -1 LIBRARY of ' s to e n 1 F.L S. co, ta•n- Ilistory Geyer'', 4 11 an d mYs ' ealarnes; es, a compt 1..• 51 d other Peri:Anal A.E teat condition, arid DEATHS. On Wedne4ay Lot, at North Pr r .tr. Somerset, Mrs. Swyer, uul-.1. oldie late Mr WA:tee SA rt r, of Sna.t stot.y. aud planhter of the Lae Richaut Cla.nu, Lac'. of Croatian, Don "t A few d tys ago, at Liverpool, Mrs. Chapiien, wife of Mr. C la,nnan, hos. Po -, 1-lane, and ~ti of Cr_ Theatres R,yal, Covent Garden and Liverpo4l. Lately, at ll.ninst.a, Snniervet.isre, in the lllth yea. of her age, Mrs. Catisa; me Hicks, wiie of Mr. W Laaant ear pun. . . . M rl. Browne, of 1 los lanki-stroet. end;•nr Printed by J. LI ate, No. '2, Goldsmith's-enutt. Great New-.heel, a:ru pt:bli , hed by W. NN on., at the Office, No. 15, Back of St. Clem..nes, Str4nd. Adrentaements, and Corn-nunications to ibe &liter. reerkcd at the Office, and by the followinq EttrAorhers : Messrs. Bevan and SON, Crcat Itussel-street, Cvvent-garden ; Mr. I. K cosy, No 19% Oxford-street ; Mr. No. 47, Great Marlborough meet ; Mr. Hetet/alto, No. 190, Piccadilly Mr. Belts v, Bridge -street, Weinrenstrr ; Mts-rs. NIL oGlainot and Co. Sr). Bo:ongh ; Messrs. PA isupill and Som. Lthigate-hill; Mess-.s. Pettey anu Sof-, ys 0. 315, Asesese, Corehill ; Mr. FAIRBORN', Miaories ; I. Ltd J. IiAIDT, No. 1(51 4 Hl Shadwell; Mr. CH Art'LL. No. tan Pall Mall; Mr. RITSOLDS, No. 137, oofoid-strati and 1* Fraci s in the IsTistrile K•PGDW.4. BINARY. On the 30th September, Captain Morgan de tached two companies of Sepoys, under the com mand of Lieutenant Slye, to the town of Soorong, about twenty miles to the southward of Balasore, for the purpose of dislodging a party of the enemy, stationed near that place, and of opening a commu nication in /se direaion of Cottack. On the Ist Oftober, Ilektenant Slye attacked and defeated a party of the enemy, which had been posted at a village a short distance from Soorong. The'de tachment under Lieutenant having been rein forced by another company ftom Balasore, took possession of Soorong on the 3d of Odober, with out further opposition. On the 4th of Odober, a detachment of Native Infantry, with a detachment from his Excellency the Governor General's Body Gtiard, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Ferguson, which had entered the province of Curack from Jellasore, arrived at Balasore without opposition. On the 10th, Colonel Furguson proceeded towards Cuttack, at which place a part of his detachment had arrived on the 2J 06tober. During the whole of his march, Lieutenant Colonel Ferguson re ceived every assistance frlrn the inhabitants, who expressed the utmost satisfatlion at the pros left of being relieved from the oppressions to which they ware subjetied by the MohrAtte., and of being speedily plsced under the proteElion of the British Government. On the tith of September, a detachment of British troops under the command of Lieut. Colonel P. Powell crossed the Juntas, and entered the pro vince of Bundlecund. On the 16th September, Lieut. Colonel Powell was joined by Rajah liimmut Behsdur.with his forces near Teroa. The united detachments reached the river Cane. on the fl3d of September. The troops of Shim shere Behadut were encamped on the opposite bank of the river in considerable strength. Having reduced several forts in the vicinity of his camp, and having established the British au thority in the territory lying between the Jurona and the Cane, Colonel Powell, accompanied by Himmut Behadur, crossed the laser river on the 10th of Oftober. The following Estraa of a Lett r frnrn Colonel Powell, is published by command of his Excel lency the Most Noble the Governor General in Council : To Lieut. Col. I Gerard, Adjutant General, Head Quarters. In my dispatch of yesterday, his Excellency the , Commander in Chief will have been informed of my having crossed the Cane River, and of the communication which immediately thereupon took place betwixt the Nawaub Shumshere Belsadur and myself. After the dispatch of my letter of yesterday. I received another intimation from Shornshere's Va keel, informing me of his Master's being forced, by the persuasion of his Sirdars, to risque an engage ment with the detachment under my cornmaad. 'This morning I accordingly made the necessary arrangements for meeting him. At half past ten o'cloclr, the detachment, after a most fatiguing march of six' hours over a very uneven country, came in sight of Shomsheres army, drawn out us line of battle upon this ground, and their camp all struck. Shumiheres line covered a great extent, and as it WAS advantageously posted, and they ap peared advancing, I bad every expeaation of a ge neral aetion. I advanced in columns of battalions, within ISOO yards of the enemy. I deployed into line with an intention of advancing in that form as far as the ground would permit. But just as the line was formed, a gun of Rajah Hummit tteh.- does was fired, which was mistaken as a signal for opening our guns, which immediately commence a cannonade. After five'minutes firing the guns were again limbered, in consequence of heavy ploughed fields, which rendered it impossible to get them along by the drag-ropes When advanced 500 yards more, our gnus recommenced firing. Those of the enemy had till now continued playing upon our line with little or no Oren ; but soon after our guns opened the second time, those of Sburn there ceased firing, whereupon our guns were again limbered, and the whole line advanced as fast as possible, upon which Shomsheres army began to retire I I therefore ordered Captain Webber with the squadron of cavalry, and Galloper with 300 of Rajah Hummit Behadur'a horse, to pursue the ene my, which they did for three miles, and got within reach of firing upon them with the Galloper, which opened upon a body of 1500 horse with great drat, when they continued to retreat at too great a speed fur their pursuers to come up with them, whose horses, from being twelve houii saddled, were com pletely jaded. I have further to desire yon will report to his Rxcellency, that the behaviour of the whole of the detachment during this day was such as to merit my entire approbation. The following are the ar ticles taken from the enemy : two small guns, two tumbrils with ammunition, fourteen horses, and ten gun bullocks. At two o'clock, P. M. I encamped on the spit where Shurnshere's camp scald, and it isiny inten tion to pursue him to-morrow morning td the place where I understand be is gone. The Rajah has had seventeen men and sixteen horses killed and wounded. The loss of the ene my, I have not yet ascertained. 1 have the honour to be, Sir, Your most Gbeilleid servant, (Signed) G. Pon std., Lieut. Col. Commanding Buudekund. Camp at C.yedt, October 1:), Accounts have been since received, that Shurn there Behadur has crossed the river &heals, and evacuated the province of Bundeleund. Published by Command of His Excellency the Nina Nolde The Governor'Ceneral iri' Council, J. 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