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- - .1" - ‘1•9^-4" -- • • -- . - • 7 .1 1 rrr r^r 7 * • • ' - ://4 ) 1 6--- 1 • -* • - .46 • .4 • . " 00+ Alxki -ANIPE"."1"1111111"114 I 1,2„,“:l4 `' JAN COVEN GARDEN THEATRICAL FUND. P 111 FOIIRTII ANNIVERSARY PUB- Ile DINNER will he hrtA cm SATURDAY, S. wiry 30, Ibl9, at the tirreinasosis* twern, Great Quevu. TOl rllllll (tortr.t.t AND RintisHißs. A G E Al N . or s t ; itero l irs t • si l i laiw i to med . :l2er. U :: ENGAGE, In RESPECTABLE CONCERN. to which he would devote his enure time anJ aft...llion, and advance 1.0001. Mater% A Z Mr. Upcott. Loudon lit.titutiow, Kipg's Arms-yard, Ctilenm-street . _ plan 1111414 at ....riveted, became tt ►suttld to fact have nodded the I).arye C , olliiiol4ta w inJildaill s o otiltill-r of In* twrvant• a t th e e xpel s ,* of ►he di*. to ichk. 1 P.lti the Deosii that ihieortire must lee for the *nunlike of the wkinle district Without auy rearevatio.., and that it omit hr 'brought Gtl me be fre tsty &attest at Nevasettie. Lie met ale on the insult )e•terday ttittriiiteg with this order s bpt as it reserved the Eutaw Villages it waa to.ttillted t* and he st►tw slier came 'lack atilt another order of. uuconJinunal rurresitler. these Arab., although behind *sills ; and stir rata aseopling Officer Ives forward for e gond riled to the breach, to mike riti eircelletit etainpie of theta. This order to be parneeleely captained to the saw tire troops of tits detachment. • G. gAITL4IIO. M. B. before llaikstem.3lo. 3111.xne. 1,. turning the , siege of Malsigartirs iota 4 hiecka Ode, the Comitroading Officer laeoje Islas* the severe loss this detachment his at *lll}iii the roll of so many esleehle officers etta.teeti tepee the /Slh instant, perticularly m. golivot Nottes.of the eitgi, titers iu fading the pprrr end miners et the heed or the ittorlikligg twirl* yesterday% the service at !urge, but particuloireii. coroc, ha. lost is lam st cannot and ekilfel offierr, While Lieutenant - Colonel M•Dowell thus deplores the lose te that siege or too liitCcOlitive essii.niiffittaatil et Or corps of iroppers.itad opiaters, lttr melees withheld hie sp. probation frit* s surviving officer.. ruts. he ro. quests Ensigns Pinto% b.ke. end Underwood, .ail .crept 10i/ tinsAks for :'1 ,$& end orwawied esettion . s oil 1111 bctis.ioner, sane they jade, licit tit"tacliettetit. Lieutetiant-Coloitel M.OnWeli 11:90 lemeete the fall of Cti,taiii K.eitneity, of the Y , I h4ttabon 17th tegnneht L. I. V‘ hi) W 44 b4ll y wttuntjett close to Eo-iali N tote* ; and Leuteinstit Wilkinson pt Ile .2,1 IStli regiment N. 1. who fell MC the Wail of 111. coolpdttl, tot the *nor uCeassiv; as al •ii 5. eittenint Ewiti or the •olitte I', who died ut the Wl/01111 hC ErCrlvell 011 1104 014611' of the jt,'l;l, what. 111 cutout mil 01 tit.: It ft p.tst. 11* haply, I:llCTer. to foil t:l4, fa WI! 110 t long he deprived u t the .eruct. of ,N 1 ti..tl thy utlitt• M 1KA712&80)A4, D WIRT. LINE. ti - ENTr-FIRST NIGH? OF THIS VIEW TRAGEDY. ►F.VF.TCING, FRIDAY, January lA , I his Majesty's Reresnis will perform (for the 21st time) • Neve Historical Trsr.rilr, eetittea BRUITS; AR, THE FAI.I. OF TARQUIN. with new Revilers , . Msehinrry, Dreasert, and Deeerstioes. tatias Janine, Mr. Kean ; Tou., Mr. D. fisher; Sewing Tarsaia, Mr. H Aeons, Mr. Peaky; Claudine, Mr. Covemi*; C o llatinus, Mr. Br-munch; Valeria*, Mr. Holland; I.lirretilis, Mr. Powell; Bursting, Mr. l'areiuNl. Toth*, Mrs Glover; Tirqolnie, MIL W. West ; Ltlefeti3, Mr... Robinson; Prior/Arms Rlnit's Maple, Mrs. Derwin'. In Art I. the Proces*iou of Tarquinoe to the Temple uf Portanr. Afire whirl, will be perforated, fur the 9th time (whist the Mawirer thinks hr is entitled to call) • new caniliZ Pao tinninir, snider the title of THE SILVER ARROW: • OR. HARLEQUIN AND THE FAIRY PARI %ANON. . r r (*fir wards Harlequin), Mr. E. Tarnoll; Hott..ain (afterwards Pantaloon Mr. Stairoil ; Nigro:mod ;afterward. ('lows.), Mr. Hardin:l. Prince.* New. 'noontime ;Ott rwar)i 'retArotillie. *NW a Pkillw •tt I. flea: proirt Mi.' 'free fairy Puri 8116041, Mimi enirke. lioxe4, Ss.: Second IN ice, da ; Si cowl Price, 2., rol;ri s, 2a. Second Prier,ll.--Upper Gavle, y, h.; lire I Prir r. Roar. and Marrs to hr 'dies of Mr. I:Mittel!, at the fu. iambi of she 1 lwairr, frign Ten till Fia; where may be lii :1 Private Dos nizlii iv. The new Trafedy of Mains, and the sew Cowie Pant/a mino of The Silver Arroa be acted iv, ry Evening till farther n,Aire. 1110, rciaregen.allOn of rue new Dramatic Romu.ce of rludleii field, sill 1.. ►ATROY. His Rork! Highotros Ihr PRINCE REGENT. ►REPIOENT. His Royal Weimer, the Duke 4'l TORN:, who has gra ciously siguified his intention of taking the Choir. vice-TerstursTs, Lord Seise! The lailfll Mreyor Sir Lumley Skeliington, Rert. Sir Same.; Shepherd. M.P. Sir Robert Caroni, MA'. Gwyu colonel Berkeley John Dent, Esq. M.P. 11;eorge Wombwell, Esq. Francis Freeling. R.I. George wits.. Taylor, E4q. J. H. Massey Dawson, Ell. John Fuller, Rog. ',hostas Hooker, Fisq. Thomas Raikers, Hettry Harris, EN. NATIONAL UNION FIRE OFFICE, . • onteOr. irstitter, PLAcltrittAlto. THOSE G•ntlemes• who linve consteenled to hp. 41/.IIP IDIRECTORS of the NATIONAL UNION FIRE OFFICE are reopretrolly Wetter', tint a M EET. INC: will hr he 1.1•1 she Office, ILI sLorc, on S.VIUKDAY NEXT , Ju morrow), the Pith Instant, at Twelve o'Clork precisely, to take into consider& !lie Ovid of S••itle neut. EDWIN B. saN Raker-street, Pres•clent. Dakettf Lords Duke of Ilegifuni Duke of Northumberland blarqui. of Stafford Marquis Camdru Menprt, Chalmotodelei Itiarqui. cif Wort. sir, Earl of Essex Earl of Liverpool Viscount 'Torrington Viscount Dion* y cud Ward Viscount lifiriber Viseoent Peteratilms Viscount Nuntaieby 'Moonlit Cott Lord Holland Lord Audierst OVIIII7 yr, Blanchard, Brositherst, Con 'cry, Farley, Fawcett, Joker, , Mathews, Simmunt, crxettat. Messrs. Abbott. Bellamy, nor. Messer, Egerton, Em C. Kentlilt, Liston, Macresly, Taylor, Terry, Young. This Fund wri4 first institute , ' the 23d of December, 170, and confirmed by Act of Parliament, fur the purpuae of suppurring Aged and lufirm Actors and Actresses, surd relieving their Widows and Children. iiitvertrs, Thomas Harris. lipLn Fawcett, Coutt■ Trotter, Eaq. Mr. FaMeeit, T a,urer ; Mr. Ecertim, Secretary. Tickets at 11. Is. each, to he lid of the Committee, at the Fowl Of f ice, No. 21, How•strret, Cureat•gardeu, ever, day from Twelve lilt Three. Dinner on Table at Six o'Clock precisely SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE OF TUESDAY, TOE NTII OF JARUARY. tune) Tarsi Mr. Thols Toth Mrs. lu Fort' Afirt M. $Ol H. Mgrs. volt SA. tion4 11101 mini; tilt.* it . l . Dud 1. xot 111111 The Ea fly Sir ! Vii It Inn 11 l'i it t Bo) A -------___ _ f.e.'•••l7'RF.'-// 0 COVENT-G:1 f/DEN. 1 1 111 5 EVENING. Ft:IIOAV, JailuJry 15, will be nete.l, the Crmrrly of rnr S(II.OIER'S imutarrEtt. (7,,mern..r Orart.ill, Mr. W Farr. n ; Prank Hrartall, Mr. J..ma; Malfose, Fres. Mr. 1:1certoo ; Mellott, jun. Mr. Ah -I.'le ; Ca).l. ‘V....11ty. Mr. 4.'oanar; Timothy fan lint, :qr. .ton 'Pm laltaa i Mrs. Ma:farl, Faticit ; MrY. Fulgvt, Nr Dairnpurt. 70 *kw h u,ll be ailite.l M,r the 19th time), • New C:autl Pontoniiine, tailed 11A111.F.QUIN AIUNCI-IAUSEN; • out, THE. F(II'NTAIN OF LOVE. Illimerating those red fact, rrcurtle..l by that celebrated Uarelhrl:a , on Mims:batmen. I'h. Overtlite rind Mimic crilnyinatil and relectr.l by Mr. WAre • I'he male arranged and in oancril antler the dirixtion of Mr. Farle y. Earma unrhaesen, Mr. S ; Harlequin, Mr Heath; Sir Ilita.o Fromicips (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. •Norman ; 1...0. 1 Htimpy.Dantly t n afterwai its elnwii), Mr. Grimaldi ; Vidran. 'I.. Covirr. Sigito.n Fragrautii (a: krwurds Colutn bo,), In the emote uf the Pantomime, a Pas de Trois, by the :%1 Ids Drultt till. Busies, 7s Second Price, 3s. Rd —Pit, 3s. ILL Freon.' l'i it.% '2. —bower Gallery, 12s. titctoid nice, la —43ppyr gallery, 1. Sccoml Prier, Ws. .% fin the Boos bi he taken of Mr flratitlon, at the t., t-street. from 'Ern III! Voor. A Pi !%:Ile Pox may he 11411 for the Season, ur nightly, or lII.'. Ilraudou, at Olt Ht , x afier. Vie new (band will be repented every Evening. vailicular desire), the COW:4 Of The Wife. (ht Mouf:sy, th• "rrszeihr of Jane ski Tumble, the l'onse•sy of Cho. Slll4s. tu COTlgliff. 00 Iledutsday,the Otorra uf Ruh Roy Macgregor: Diana Tertion, Miss St. ph. us. 1. AND SURREY THEATRE. :S VW' fIA I AN 1.1 4 MANCE. I'IIESEN I' FIZIDAY. January 15 Mel TO ~,,, rrtm, Situt•l4, will he pry‘cuteil. for the 3si • , nei riatisdy new Comic Ballet ; contrustJ by Mr. tkron., HEADS ANT) IILOCKIIEADS. 1)11% , I. NI r. Gi 4 , 11 X Ablw. 31r. Wyatt ; 31A:one Dnlia, 114;11.11; 31arioatte, Miss Siniloun ; Justine, 31r.. Bryan. Dot of the Ralltt raete.l hot Iwte•) a Retwitilie Rs.tsissi.se, w were at t, taken from 11, altrr Scutt'. thatt .1 11 . THE lip;AltT OF 1111)-1.0•1111AN; 0..,1:1E LILY OF ST. 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PATENT TWIN E C4.oTil, - :FOIL sour' IN(;, " 1e enateuent pan de lin, male ea ptaviedent lesagreraeots." rill I E Nahiluty. Fatalher, and ilderehant•, rae rcgp..c.f.ilie norm mail, Hie shove CLOTH is 10)14 at the Patetotre% Last hulas, limoburgh, firma, 3Linchemer, soul Linen Wait ..... 16, CH EA IRO DE, *holeaule sottd for exportatins, and by the Piece, containing fr.ont 96 to 41 yards each, at 6.1 —to yin d Tu Fatai:iea, 11r. gnu u.. to tor irturtiong ttuin hut climates, it sill he lowid on article of the first roitootolera- Uton, as will a. to tissue who teatole in the cold awl change. s clim.at+s, being its a peculiar degree rotsoolsori•r is boatels • !1N... sure is tussle in wide width,: oo.s Shertin4. awl I.' tinier ivesr; for rola cliseales, and far tr.ovellio , 4, are okstraltia, bulb on account of their economy, waionth, and 0..ip0 nor spiwaraiter. The quality MI Tr G.I. anti :lc is tioasl to Irish a: 4s. 1.. 4s. 61 'lt ran In salaamed g, mastic nu Sheer whatescr but as above. I. 1, rs esectiteol, free of carriage, to all part. of Enzlain4 ''collatttl, Ireland, and and the at:jactott Island*. 'lO THE KEIY PARLIA3IENT. hc. IA TR AOR DI NARY RDIS-110lbli. Thiv day iv published ; a new, corrected, and enlarged a variety el Official Docninents never before prititivlred, among which is an Account of the Application of Admiralty Vivito, from 1793 to 1819, together with mullet .Lod .of Ilse New Parlismeut, the Names Or the Comities, Towns, and Rorosiche from whence misused, she NuMber of Voters in each, by whom i•Autuced, Ice. Le. of ►EXTRAORDINARY RED-BOOK; 1 ‘vot)lis EC()NOMICA I. PA'I'NTI 1 e u nsajwitnt &detailed List of .01 Places, Pensions, Air • kill - HEN 11AN1611, 241, Tottenham-court-read, lidireurna, ale. with she various Warrens sail Eiaidstaseats 1.• s , is jussi vi ihi herd and timid Russell-sheen,- of .wlsieh I annul tame...roan; the f trudilum of the Civil Lid op to "iii) to slate. 4$ It hi% no . 141 C VIIIIm I the 1819; .4 List of ceemiseeriee pea saber Newlin liidelded • sr,. m. 61 Inolrr, it colliery/cull) , rusicteeiles Ilse ilitiieolties to the public, with a complete View of the Fiancee sad ..• 01 1111+11V14.1e1.4,0 Itsiaii.x from ilsosit that have them, ! U. Id Conti 1311tairs; also Magus Charts, Rill of Mem, ..601 ) . the pries. 'mums , * of fietng, the danger of Out j Art of :6:enlistment, Soil Habeas Coypus Act i the whole eons ,is 111 the tine., Urc dnlliculty rd tuseagiug she intros me 1 prisii6z flit oiruogrlA body of Estub wee in prase the NM"' • 1..1141141U:I of rod, z‘e lye. The great meow/item...tit I lily of Retrenchment that can possibly be laid before the 114*r nal wish for sevu ; years ploy: their 6.ll l .cricirtly iiiii . Are mode Lem u vire to soli a Cottage to :1 31.6 - j By A CII3I3It)NER. "I'• '"'l " 1 . 1A.." isi pis ..s s Cos the purpose of carrt.:4s, ! Published by J. Jsraostaa, abrkes • I.ti 11:C^ mouiry. 6 22, Royal A:a:clamor. TRIAL BY BATTLE. This day are published, by J. MAWMAN,3O, Ludgate-street, price 3s. sewed, OBSERVATIONS upon the CASE of A MA HAM THORNTON, who was tried at Warwick on the Bth of August, 1817. fur the MURDER of MARY ASHFORD, shewing the Danger of pressiug Presuniptive Evidence too far; together with the onto true and mutbeutic Account of the Evidence given at the Trial, pxansination of 114 c PtiiUUCT, &C.; and a correct Plan of the Lars ftt (ow. sTu DENT AT LAW. It is highly expedient that the Members of the Legislature and the Pnlilir, before the Attsiruey-General snakes his in tended Motion respecting Appeals, should have the insane of twin: made fully acquainted with all the Evidence given in Case, from the result of which, in consequence of Publication% hitherto upon the subject, consisting uf mis ciatemeats and suppressions of the Evidence, and misrepre sentations of the Learned Judge's Summing-up, arguments might uthcrwtsc he drawn in favour of Appeals. With Ibis view, the Lditur humbly submits to Oa Public a full and tweets /termini of the Evidence gives at the Trial, with such thiservations upon the Es is of the Gar, proved in Evi dence, as have occurred to him upon en impartial, attentive, and careful cusuadriation of those facts, bulb independeitly of the Alibi, and also combined with that Defence. This day is published, the Stroud Ediliou, in two vols. Sao. with aodoliwidg new Map, sod Areekos Plates, pews AL tit. boards, A N ACCOUNT of the KINGDOM of 4‘. CAURUI., and its Dependencies in Persia, Taitary, and India; comprising a View of the Afghauu Nation, and a History of the Onnraisnee Mnuarchy. By it Hun. 'MOH NTSTVA KT ELPHINSTONE, Of the Iloituurable East India Company's Service; Resident at the Cuurt ut Pouna; and late Envoy to the King of Cr ibid. Pritit , il for Lougnian, Hurst, Reef, Orrne, sod Brown, Patioriuster.run ; and John Murray, Albemarle-street. •.* A r,w Copies may be had in 4W. price 31. 131. boards. This day is published, 111 four yids. Plnio. price 11. L',llll.Y ; or. Tlir Wife's First Error— and BEAUTY ANH UGLINESS; or, The Father's Prayes . and The Motto r.. Prophecy : Two Tales. By ELIZABETH BENNET, Author of •' Faith ■wd Fiction," &c. &c. Pi into , for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall.street. '1 he follow inc will appear this Winter : THE BLACK ROBBER; a Buinauce, three volumes. THE EXPRESS; ■ Novel, by Frances D'Anbigoe, three vulnra• a. ALBANY; a Tale, by the Author of "The Beau Maude,' Etc. ►hree vulumt s. MAN AS KE. IS, by the Author of "Man as He is Not Thug E•btioa, bole vuhloprm. BHA V( I OF BO 111 . 31 IA ; sr, The Black Forest. Secoud Edition, four volonirs. THURSDAY, JANUARY 14. India Board, ✓anuary 13, 1819. A dispatch has been received at the East India Ilou•e, from General the 'Marquis of Hastings, K.G. and (;.C. B. Govertior.General and Commander in-Chief of the Furcea in the Etna Utile% dated Guruekpure, June in, 11618, of which the follow ing 'ban extract : Bajee Row having submitted and placed himself in the halals of Brigadier-General Sir John Mal color, I have the Isonour to congratulate you ou the termination of what still bore a lingering cha racter of war. The troops with which Bajee Row had crossed the Tapty were completely surrounded. He found progress towards Gwalior impracticable. retreat as much so, and opposition to the British force alto gether hopeless ; so that any terms granted to him under such circumstances were purely gratuitous, and only referable to that humanity which it was felt your Honourable Court would be desirous should be shewu to au exhausted foe. The ability with which Brigadier-General Sir john Malcotits first remisreitiltit VOWS bc the and then advanced to confine nape Row in fratit. while Brigadier-General Doveton closed upon him from the rear, will not fail to be applauded by your Honourable Court; nor will you less estimate the moderation with which Sir John Malcolm held forth assurance of liberal and decorous treatinerit, even to an enemy stained with profligate treachery, when that enemy could uo longer make resistance. Bajee Row is to reside as a private individual its some city within your ancient possessions, probably Bemires, enjoying an allowance suited to a person of high birth, but without other pretensions. A divatch has also been received from the Go vernment of Fort St. George. dated 12th August. 1818. of win' L dispatch and of its enclosures, the following are extracts and copies. Extract from a Dispatch from Sir. Strachey, Chief Secretary to the Government of Fort St. George, it. the Secretary to the Gast ladaa Company, dated 14th August, 14118. I am directed to transmit to you* copy of 61 letter reporting that the fortress of Minuolie 1111t1 the district of Chucku►ie have beet, delivered up to Brigadier-General num°, and copies of accounts of the operations of the force under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Mat:dowell against the for tress of Malligaum, and of its surrender (I) to that officer. . _ . . By the accompanying divpatch from the Resi dent at Poona, the lionouridile the Secret Com mittee will have the satisfaction of learniug that the war in the Peishwali's late dominions has been ter minated by the surrender of the Fort ofloollirir. Extract from a Letter from Brigadier-General Munro, to the lion. idouatsteart Elpltiartouw•, dated Id Jume,lBl*. After leaving Sattarah on the morning of the 49th ultimo, 1 rejoined the day uhout noon. On my arrival 1 found that an order from Appa (4) Dessye to his officer at %la nowlie (3), directiug the immediate surrender of that place to the Company, had been received in camp, and dispatched about an hour before. Though the order itself was perfectly clear, i was convinced both front the character of the Dewye and his recent conduct, that it would not be acted upon without Ali attempt being made to gain time, and to try the aticct of negotiation. I therefore determined to prevent all unnecessary .deley by marching to Ne- pawnie. The Dewan Narree - r Phunt said, that he would Inouelf instantly proceed to Musiowlie and deliver A up. lie set out in the evening with a party of twenty horse, travelled all night, and reached Ma= /wale in the afternoon of the 31st ult., and made over the place in n►y Ausuildar I►eat morning. When l marched from Erroor On the 31.1 ult., A ppa Drssye had sent no order fur the giving lip the district of Chuckorie (41. Ilia second Dewaii,Singou Punt. who accompanied ►nv. proposed to deliver lip the Sircar, awl retain the Ennui V►llages (5). This (1) The seeresolre of 111al1igaull4 was **third la the Casette of 2*th Nossetsber, 1010. peer 2121. (I) Ouse of the Isle Peishwilis southern Jegheerdars. 0) A Imre on the !MCI 11istverba, 30 mike ?L.( Darien (4) S. E of tuiernst. Vallrget b 4141 teat free. Extrarts from Reports from Lieutesaweealasiv4 74'neweN, rommaadine a peteelpaesst of the Hy** kW Salm' ll4 . I Force, :o It o . Adjutant General or the slyly. Camp berme :4411igaara, tot Jame, let*. On the 20th ul 1 del myself the tumour af repotting to the Qatarte.-Master.Geneval of the Army, for the iufv,roralton of his EtterHersey the Coastswarder in Chief, the moveintots sad owes. lions of tile detactimeist I command top tO that day. I nave WI. the huramer furetarhog aristro ut itiasginmel wounded fmtu the lath t* (11019 tit of lost mouth. On the esti) the breach in the cu-lain of the furl of Nlallegaum was reported bowl appeared prac ticable, and the senior engineer, Easiges Nauru, recommended storming next mormaig. I made my arranger ents fur three simultaneons attacks, two on the outworks yid laettalt ne the opposite aide, commanded by Lis. utensty-Colonel Stewart and slejor Nlachean, and the third and principal one on the road leading to the breach under Major Greenhill, who hail pitied me with the second battalion seventeenth, or C. L. I. on the even ing df she 27t11. This attack et-answer' of one hula died Europeans, Hod five. I lied Sepoys of different corps, mostly of the second Irattel of the seven teenth, situ headed by Ensign None , rappers and miners, ladders, 84c. every Mall carrying two hags filled with wet grass, Ensign Mattes lonised' telling the example. The road leading to the ler:each oh the outwoi ka is flanked by towers slid loop-holes ; how ever, our men moved on gallantly until &pap' Nattes got to the top of the breach, when he celled out" impracticable," and immediately received tire balls in different parts of his body. alai,pr (ireemi hill had fallen a little behind is. consequence of a wound in the heel, but Captain Keuuedy led on the advance, and was mortally wounded close to where poor Nattrs fell. All this tune the tire fuer) the towers and loop-holes was kept pretty well under by our shot, shells, and musketry from the reserve. I was obliged, however, to soiled the 'mall, and our brave troops returned more continced of their superiority over these limbs that. whets they Lid vinced. Captain Kennedy amid Ensign ?Mattes, with most of the wounded men, were brought hack, but Lieutenant Wilkinson, of the second battalion of the 13th regiment, sod five men who were killed, remained in the bed of the river, and on the tap of the breach, until doolies were seta, and time Arabs partottted them to berliroogitt - in. tisd paosible for oar men to have got to the bottom of the breach of the fort, I have no doubt we should have carried the place, but there was tin road, the enemy having cut away from the inside of the breach of the outwork three tunes the depth of our scaling ladder.. As the attention of most of the enemy was drawn to this attack, the town of Ma *lllleirstly occupied, and I have now turned the siege into a blockade until the battering guilt; and stores arrive from Ahrnednuggur. Our approaches on the Pettit' side are now within twenty paces of the enemy's outworks, and mines may be easily carried on which the river on the other side prevented. The fat and outworks of Malligaum are uncommonly well built, and, without naming, it will be impossible to fill up the different ditches. 4 lament the loss of so mousy gallant officers and men since 4 come before this place ; but it is watts much pleasure I re , port to iris Excellency, that every man was cool and determined, and trever Siuched until the recall was sounded. Rene° of Killed and Wounded in a Detachment of the Hydeahad fhabvidiary Force, under the cerwassud of Lieu tenant-Colt:met A. 41 , Detwe11, at the Serge Slid Sturm of Idalnputs, front the lath to the 29th May, 1919. Killed. Europium-4 Lieutenants, I Ensign, 7 rank and file. Natives-1 !midst-, I Have War, 2U rank and file. ll'ounded. £nrupeass-2 Maj.., 1 Captain, 3 Lieutenant., 1 Ensign, 5 tkerjeants, 43 rank and Ale. Natives-2 Subidars, 2 lemidars, 5 Ilmildara,lo9 tank and file. Names of O f ficers killed aid Womadeti. Kilied. Siflen and Miserr—Lieuienant Davis, Emden Naito" Sd Batt. 17th, or C. L I.—Lieutenant Kennedy. let Du. 24 N.l.—Liettienants &eau rad Witlausou. Wounded. Madras European Regiment—Mitor Andrew*. Id Dalt. 171 tr, ur C. L I.—lllajorGreenhill. Atwell Drigode--Captais Larridr, awl Lieut. Kennedy. tat Batt. itt N. I —Lieuteuent norther. Detachment of Artillery—Lieutenant )(inf. ilia Majesty's Royal S eu ts--.G i si vi Thu nws . G. MAITLAND, Major ef Brigs.r. tab anti 7th Juue, 1810. I :roped jew will'report, for the iorormeittlik of bri g atbet.CEdirril Duvrtoe, tlt,tt &Digit Dutton was wuutitiad yeutrttlay In %he bend, but J. uw hap py to say it is alertly a grate. ruetrard a ropy of the orderts j issued :the 29th *it Guth ultimo. Camp Were ligailigsam, tigtb 11sy, MS. Notaithstandifig Major Greenhill and the officers mud men who moved towards the breach this morn ing met with obstacles nut to be surmounted. mid were in . convelitienee recalled, LiAitritafit.Colund PAl'Dowell was highly gratified at . vitisitiwipg the cool and determine & etturike of the Eurniirissia and Sepriia on this tryieg occasinti ; and beg. that NN= jor Greenhill. the oHieest and men in this ease . will aceelit his hest ukkuldwledgenetits for their 44- lout emislitet. Every Euirop ao and Sem this morning ow. gaged. rr ivtll rr the restive in the trenclieu, insist be I-unmet:4J of the *Opt:lenity of our trutio ovis l'he Commanding Officer takes this oppr.rtit,,ly Or trim wog his be•i ttia.ik4 to Lieii.eibint-Colonei Crostloll, anti the oqicervia.bil men of .hr aridll. rv, gut their great and laboliouN eiVitit) , l4 ill the d.ffetent butteries doting eleven days, by which a bre. c'i waa completed. wills als guns uoserv.ceahle. Li e ut,Cohtel 1,14 , 4 t o rt !, et recei‘eill front Lieut.-Colonel Stuart, or 111a4‘..i. P.•Ue.nt, re ports of the operatiutis of the p.sittes uoder their mand is; the assaults on different traits of tii.t Peltali, but lie iv happy to knot/ that their IikICCAO hue goven u. COlLiplt le plAvossliiti of the town. G. AI•IrLANp, AL Cops of a Report front I.teut..Cotoael M•fheettl 0 0 th e Atljutaut-General, diced 31allittauto, 17th J fa no. have the honour to report, for the infor mation of his Excellenry the Commander ill Chief. that the garris o n of ritis emitted iliiCOO— tiltiolially on tbe moriniig of the 14. b aufttattt. . After forwarding to you, ors the Ist, a return of killed aria wounded, awl reporting the result iil tire attacks on the fort and town, ou toe morning of the iDtli May, I changed ground to the Petah pules throwing rip a strong redoubt sit our breaching -41esai, way aaslAworiaw • -111- wolf saftw• - ... rewired posts ou that ewe. aid blockading the plat:it as closely es the tillbg& of the abut bow the fort would admit. I mix commeticsA !tying in fresh materials for renewilig active tiperstlitoin, to riccuvy tf po.ailitte the place btf , re the heavy rain* bet ht. taking our two unserviceable rigUteeis ! Anatole.* vii the cal:- thiges, awl iningtrig finni Cirindorir sad Uuki- Iti O likl ii the twu 13 ( 11 11 4 tr g s! alriurtir and ftsciner tor two bat teries were eunipteterl, mud on tae 9th, 4)01.14 to the great exertions of South, park of four doer 111'101 (*dia .. - pounders. souse muttara and ho.viizer., escorted by the Ist hattaltoti 4th Bombay ,infantry. &nadir Nlvjor Watson, arrived. out the 'mirror% of i Itit a battery of out! 10-inch mortar, ahil testa 8-inch mortars mod howitzers opened. &stoat were thrown 10 ascertain the proper length of the Boar bay fuser*, when we commenced a ,wart bombard ment, and at I I a. in. 1 bail the autislactiou to sep tine eueiny'll grand magazine , blow up, carrying with it, from the foundation, about twenty-tive yards of the %vas of the loner lort,aurite of the Pagali wall, and tilling up part ef the ditch; stilt au intinertse strong wail of the untwinki was entire. Within four hundred varils of this a breaching battery was nearly liiiishea on the night of the 11th, when the garrison called nut Tor quarter; our fire on the breach however cuirtioued till morning, when the euetny hoisted a nag, and two Arab J e mirlara came out ; 1 told them uncuuditjonal surrender was the nuts tertus I could• give them, Three its the course of this day, the Igth. were accepted, and next trionitug, a Native OlEcer's party wit. admitted, and the British Slag hoisted on the totter of the Muer fort. Finding that treachery On our part was soapt.cted, and wishing to do away a report all over jiaritleitli so prejudicial to Our RP:never, I did nut laraitute signing a paper declaring„ itt the ;same rif Government, drat the gerrimu should not he put to death, alter they trurrerichar d ; and I trust his Eactlleiwy will approve of. tine. Next unum i w ... t about three hundred niter, mostly Arabs, 1,1"0„..4. out and grounded, ill hunt of our tramp., 1.140 U; Dille hundred arms or daft rent descriptions, err so orderly and regular warmer, which, wills the Cole — of these melt. tin the monolog of the ‘39 May, in *flowing me to carry off my kitled nod wounded, induced me to return to the theve Jesun:. dais, and twist of the Arabs, the knives that hal belonged to their fatuities fur Ages. The matchlock/se blulletletbuwer, swords, Ste. wer e dis l ward o f to Lieutenant Kind's and Corowt Kaye's auxiliary and liiirdoostartee horse. ,1 boa Like .boisour to be, &c. 4. *Mintz.. kittrart from a Letter from the goo. 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