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-9 • a. 4- r:a(ck • t...er p:/ . ;tympani% of Ids *tinted IsyM IRA* ANS the (1149 of the army. were skinned. • beg leas also to rentro My beat thanks to Cipt.Jartses Gnat. who cowiteasseled the Myosin bast. and to C 0104.6" MAIM roosoususliog the regales isfastry of his igline" the Naomi, C , r their stillest esertioacas this so. 1 riftire chin to offer my sincere seta. , 'dement. to the "hole of the (Meer.% of the General and Divisional Staff, wins *Pre engaged on this day, fur their ductiterieus conduct u their several 'ltalians. Justice ale., calls opine use In express my highest appro- Lilies and aeltoowlrdgmesits for the energy sod prompti etude or rvery en.nprising my personal Staff, in coo eryiiig my orders thivingSont the day, at the same time I h0c1...n-'lion to yaw 1:o-rt.-lop she arose I 110 impressed w.llo a the abil.lbt am! s at of soy military secretary, Cap tain Ilugh Srurt, the netifiration of whose appnintmeal to tlw caul and sit lost too of ‘llajur and Deputy Adjutant-Gene ral to the Madras army. I have menu to believe is sow u.. ids way 10 my comp. Cum Fort St Grafi?, and from whom, ever soiree soy arrival in India. I have eontiassol invariably to experience the moat essential serving. I be: also to re cioramend to your Lordship's favourable notice Capt. Wood, of the Queen's rural regiment of foot, my int Aide. de camp and ' , Ovate Secretary, as as officer *boa ser vice., on every oreaaion, are entitled to my fullest arknuw. ledgments. The papers transmitted with this dispatch ate 'mus of. killed and seconded. and of captured urdnance. a copy of the genvral order, which I yeaterdsy published to the army, a memorandum shewieg the formatiou of the army in brigades during the action. and a sketch of the Sell. But frw prisoners were liken, and those badly ?mended ; but great norsher of standards. together wish plunger's stale palasqein, eight elephants, between two Seta . three himilred camels (she Litter takes 111 the pursuit priu. tipsily by the irregslar hone), remain is our pusses:dun. , I /His !rare ts congratulate your Lordship on the inquiet jot, rouse alive bailie, MO to be allowed to tomato with She Liclicat risme', &C. Sm. PIAMES Or OffICLIIII MULTI, AND Wol7,lDtb. Killed. 111..j.est)•• Royal Senti—Lient. Donald Mad. as Regiment leen. Cherie% Colman. • let Ball. 3d liegt. or P. L I.—Lieutenant Gltd: Wontided. Mess Artillere—Lieutenaists Damage and Firework Nob'', sheltie ; croup Go • Meater Griffin, severely. . His liaje.4)".. Scots—Lieuten.ust John 3.l)Gregor, 'slightly; Lieuteuituil C. Campbell, severely. 314.1 r is European Regimesst.—Lieutenant and Adjutant heretwise„ severely !since dead). Rai: Corps—Captain Noreen., severely; Lieutenant and Ailjoinot G• pow, Lieutenants Stratialiats m.d Desk?, dais. genially ; Lituterients Calder and Eastruout, arlretel; Lu. sig a Gem. slaagert.usly ; roil Fusigu Agnew, slightly• Ist Batt. 3.1 Regiment, or P 1.. I —.Liens. louts, danger- Onsly ; Agnew and Lieut. Cli mous, slightly. 2.1 11.0 t. 6.h Regiment, N. I —Lieut. 14614 AJjlllllllt IN'llvirter rind ljeut. 51ntbess, slightly. 14 Rats 1414 Regiment, N. 1 —Capt W. Rrown. slightly. 2.1 Mitt. 141 h N 11.--e6teutenent Whoosh, aliebt'y let Rail. 18th Reginteat, or T 1.. I —Major Rowe,,, dan. Teronsly ; Capt. Curry. Lient. and Adjutant 31seglashee, Lieut. 111•Intosh, slightly; Lieut. Palmer, severely; and Sorg. ou Stephen....n, slightly. Attached to the Rua* 11 brigades.—Lient. Kennedy, his 111.jesly% 81(th regiment, slightly. Ailjutsnl-Geurral's 011ien, slightly. isbratter Master-General's Departmeat—Lient. Gil/binge, verely. Commander in Chiers personal Star—Lieut. Ellbit, Able. ,de.Canip, fleigisolt-31Njors—Captain trios, Acting Major brigade, light brigade, ; Capt. Hunter, 2d infantry lorgade, & nightly; Lieut. Toeltir, Acting-Major brocade, !Wesel! e'iga le, slightly ; Lieut. Lyon, 2.1 cavalry Inigalle, %evenly. List of standards nod colnurs taken fr o m the enemy 4th and Bth regiments cavalry : min). stands of Cl6llllll, taken by these corps, hut destroyed, being decimal anti con sequence. Kassel' brigade, 2 standards; 31yinre silladar horse, 20 standards; hat baltabon 3.1 regiment, 3 standards. Total kilted and wounded-3 Lieutenants, 1 sobi.'ar, 3 Mmedira. 10 retie:oats slid bewilders, 3 drummers, 133 rank and Ale, 19 %Marrs, 1 sepoy recruit, 1 puckellie; 5 oth.mts• horses, 89 regimental horses, 1 camel, killed; I Major, 13 ruptsiiiii, 23 lieutenants, 1 Cornet, 2 Ensigns, 1 Jinrgoiii. l troop Closarter•master, 4 Staff Ssrgeuns, 4 sillidars, 19 jetonlars, 30 ec.jearita and bewilders, 20 trumpeters and drummers, 438 rink and 61e, 62 eillidars, I eery recruit, 3 puckellwa, 11 officers' horses, 89 regimental borers, wounded ; 3 rank and 61e, I officer's horse, 68 regimental burets, miming. F. H. 8. CONWAY, AJj .Gen. Extract of a letter from the First Assistant to the Political Agent, to she Governor-General, dated Mandisvour, Ylnitery, 1818 The vietory obtained over the army of Mulhar R.iw Hol. ker. at Maltadepore, on the 21st lilt produced the conehr• non yesterday evenin g of a treaty, Cllll.lll.lted 111 prevent fur. ther inconvenience to the H. itish Government, from she anarchy which has lately prevailed in that state. All the ()in dents have been driven into sane quarter, and are now in the vicinity 11( S4Olllll. The fore the command of Qtr W. G. Keir, in co•operatinti with a detachment (ruin this army, marched in pursuit from hence u' the 3 , 1 instant ; our ilivisi 111 l s tinder the commend of Major. Generals Ihinkin and Brown, advancing in the same direction from the side of Rental The Murrain of Kenton Khan and IYafol Mahn. no' are already much miner(' by the poirsoit they have suf fered from the divisions cif Major-General Dunkin and Lieu tenant-Colonel Adams,and the whole must shortly be drawn further to the westward. Extract from a dispatch from lbe Governor in Council of Bombay, to the Secret Committee, dated the 14th January, 181 d. Ry letters from Captain Sydenbam, dated at Arens*bail nu the 3d instant, we have the pleasure to state that Brigs. dier.General Harilymas hail completely defeated a body of the Rajah of Berar's troupe near Pidbulpore ' talkie( an their tuns with little hies on our site, only th ere ulcers wounded; and that General Harilyinau's force, consisting of the 17th King's foot, two battalions and a regimeut of ravalry, would reach Nagpore en the 4th of this smooth, whew General Dovetoo,beiag junior to him, with a. many troops as could be spared, would move probably towards Ameerglinr. The Peisbwa, according to the last accounts received from the Decal), was at Sapar, about 30 miles S.E. bf Poona, on the 6th Mama, moving it was supposed, to wards Sattaish. The whole of his Highness's troops, amounting to about twenty-five thousand hone amid five thousand inf.i:itry, swat on their recent return towards Poona, to Lore bee. directed to the complete destruction of the 24 battalion ilf the Ist regiment of Bombny Native In fantry, whirl. we apprised your How. Committee in our last dispatch, had taken post at Curegauen. Thu approach of Brigadier-General Smith, however, seems to have led the Peishvia b. riesseciite his bight to the southward. and fortu wisely enatiled Captain Stamiton to return to Scrour with I lie principal port of ltis corps, which be reached on lite utoru ing the The fore'. under Captain Staunton consisted of 2J balls. flout Ist, SRO rank and lie, with fort officers and an Anist- atit-Sor4ron iweety-Rver4 the Madras Artillery, with one ofercr and en Ataistant-Saricor, accompanied by two Imo. sired mod fifty of the auxiliary horse, ruder Lieutenant Mrattetim. The attack cotomeneed at eleven, 11. se. on the and continued without intermission mail seven of the evening of thst flay. The battalion 10.1 fifty-three killed, mid one huntirea and thiaty.four ',smutted ; among the for mer is Assistant -Surgeon Wingate, and the latter Lieutenant Pattinson and Cumeiton, both of them . ly ; of 11se --- 2S . artillery, 13 (including Limit. Chislorn) were killed and nine %intruded ; Captain Swimsuit', of the Madras Establishment, is also among the wouuded, though we hope tint seriormly. Ynor Hon. Committee will contemplate with admiration the gallant defence which this small force has made against the main body of the Prishwa's army, of whom 700 are reported to have &en killed sad wounded,of which his Highness and his principal officers were spectators, at a short distance from the town. Brigadier-General Smith bad promedcd to SProor, where he expected to meet General Pritaler's force on the 6th or 7th of this @tooth, and after forming their United •- • 1: • ,, 1 -• •Te-a•—•_, ••-• r- Aims info Sr* Ovinntrolanal WI% eillention) wile renew Ilia pu. bud u 1 Cie PegoltSig. The mint pert et tranquillity continue% to prreesil et Fuuua. N.I4IMCIAI neeool4l (Mies the army In grilse% have reselseil as since oar sit dieinati le A private letter, heiwever, Iron tho 'tawniest at Bands states, okra the la►t sitvires froth that quarter. were ilateil Camp at Poona, the 19th of Decent • Iwo; that Hotline% tronp.4 hail, on the sproarh of Sir W. Keit In Pours, reagnateil the Ow, leaving, tour gun% su•l one lenneireil stud twenty pair of litellorks in nor bands; that Sir Joh. Malcolm had advanced shout the 2514 iu peewit of the etrewty,•tint, G ilees information ()lammed, it w thought Ire would find thesis Sou straing for hien without a s_ eiatance. Front the best "meows*. It app-ors that Melkier's army was at 31uniloiner, twenty-fire thousawl strung, with thirty guns. Eater! fronn a Mints!, (punt the G.)v.rnur in entuteil et Bombay, to the Srrret dated 23d Jail. 1818. In addition to the intellieetree entiveye.l hn yol,lr ssssss tr ade Committee in our ativputrheo of the :Atti and lath in stant, we have now the witiefActinn of transo s i tliuc all es tract of a letter from the Fir ‘t ..issistant to the Politie4l Arcot of the Goverum.Grnersl, dated the 7th instant, ale monitoring the comeliest tttt of a Treats with th► Government of lllttlhar Rao Hollow. The extract, your Ilutworahle Committer will peterive, emit sins information that the whisk- 4.f the Pindarirs had bre.. driven inwards the vicinity of lohni The tern commanicatittas now transmitted, recording the movement• of Brig niter Generals Smith and Pvitgler, in pursuit of the Priabwa, will pat your Holston-able Consniit tee in possession of the late►t imeltigeure we have received from the head-quarters of Move Ital. es,. We have also the hotionr of furwarslssig, for the, informa tion of yunr II hle Commitive, a copy the general milers psi:dished by his Excellency *lc Thome: to the army, in consequence of the sawn* of Young, um the 514 and 141. h of Novemlo r %Xe forth. r take tie liberty of enclosing a copy of a letter received .by oar Chief Secreut.y f Mr. Elpimodone, en closing a copy of a rhopateb to the 'dates* of the Most Noble the Goverour-General, on the auhjsct of toe late suovenieute of the alloy noisier B. igastier.tieneral South, in paresid of the PeiNhim, and the sitt.sek made ley the em n y on the 1.1 battalion of the let regiment of NAtive Intently at Cloreganni, with a copy of the Brigadier's division ord. r, publial.ed on nt•casion of the gall int defence made by that regiment against the Alahratta army . We have the honour of con 11111111111111 l to pine lion. Committee, the copy of a report made by Eavotvisaot-Colu• orl Prother, of the surrenskr trio the twenty•ftnt, ..t the foil of Kurtsitla, beluoging to the POOll3 State, within a few sulks of Chouke, un the road leading Aims Pannell tu the Glout, which we had ordered to be invested, and we have the graiiticatiosi of .scgaanitisig p.m Illosioutahle Cunt wittier, that pnaarasion of that important t0...1.1m0 bat been ulstasned with• ut the low of a s inew m an. The operation appear• in have been c lucteJ its a manure highly reedits. bit to the Officer commanding the troops tosapluy.3l on liar UtUtinuU. Copy of a Report from %iv ;ler G 1 DIMCIOII, cum. rutrli..g the R.l dorikion of the army of the Dr.ecau. to lli Arljatant Grotto/al, Java Camp at Nagpour, 211ib beeembt.r. 11117. further "'potation of operation• against the Arabs awl other troops in rows of 11w Rajah's Palace, and oiler 'tome stoow liodolioes in the city ol Negrito., I have the I to report, for hie Excels. Dry the COM mand, rate Chiors informatiaio, that haviug succeeded in oh tatisiog possession of a commanding situation on the bank of the Gnomons Tniloore, mares' the town, and within 250 yards of the gate of that name, a battery was soon erected in it. by the indefatigable exertions of I:awaits Davis, senior engineer iu the field. and etirli of the curnsy's captowed guns as were deemed by Licutesionot-Colunel Crouton. coinsaand ing the emit. ry, of aufficteat calibre to be useful. bayous; been ',snouted its it, the battery opened on the morning of the 2lst, with a view, of possible, to effect a breath in the old Palace wall; the Nino ..f that day, however, having rutty towed me 'lst objc. t was not olitaioable a ill, such °plainer, the firiug a•ns o otettd on the JilostUalt Durwasali, w th a *kw of laying it open, 11 , 1 m to ritatve me to eatablish the troops iu that advauccol position. tin the• eon nisig of the 234 instant, floe Commandant of ar tillery anal chief cot:inn•r Laving made komwo, too Inc their opinions, that the tiring luau posoloced tooth an effect as to ✓ender it probable that the object in view could be WWI,- plished with little or no loss, and which was confirmed by every ilifermation I could (attain, I inonerliattly issued the oecessary orders to a combined sttat•k on the gate, as well as on the Tuolee•e Bong, and another advanced pusitiou (wills a view of closieg on the coons), to he reined into execution the following morning, when the solditional corps hail mow ed down fur Ile it lief of the several poste. The attack on the Jotanalt Durwasah was made mailer my own eye; that or the Tool!see Rang by Lieuteolant- Colonel Scott; and the other advanced position by the Ni gitti'll troops, unu.•r the command of Major Pitman.— 'the troops rushed fount the battery about half-past eight o'clock, un a preemies., ted ►ignal, as did the other tan attacks; hut I am Conceriird to state. fur his Excel_ kitty's infoimstion, that on the arrival of the Iradim: division at the gateway, the breach was out found suf ficiently wile to admit of a section entering its at once, and the enemy having taken the precaution of lining several stone-hososo s on both sides of it, as wo II as of the it,,, t leaoliog to it (which retold out be pa-eerie. .1 from the battery), with numerous pao ties of Alahs, entioely secure Gum our fire, the troop*, after being exposed to a heavy one for some lime, were nleigeol to take shelter in the ad joining compounds, front whence the attempt rig kept up: hooting, how, err, little or 11,1 prohahility of thew being likely to obtain possession of the gateway, I olirecollf the re coil of the troops to the buttery, winch wits executed slowly snot in good order. The attacks under Lieutenant-Colonel Scott and Major Pittman were more successful ; but the former having ob tained possession of the garden, folio,' it, contrary to Wow- 'nation, too extensive and 'spotted to the Are from tot • wall of the town to he retained but at tool great a prier, and as that on the principal gate had not snmeeiled, I diverted Lio ',tenant Colonel Stott to resume his origioal whirl, was elf tied also with great steadiness. 31ajoir man's situation being now of little or sin eousequenie, he was likewise ordered to make a similar movement, which he slid in the same creditable manner. Although unforeeeco anal ioteincilote obstacles opposed the success of the troops oat this occasion, I home much pleasure in reporting, for his Excellency's information, that the Officers and men dis played their honed gallantry; and I beg leave to me company this with a copy of the coder which it appeared to nor prolu•r to issue on the occasion His Excelleney will perceive, from the accompanying re turn, that several valuable °Memo have been semisolid (and a very promising one lost to hat country is Lieutenant Bell, of his Mayetty'r Royal Scots); but, with the exception sof Lieutenant Cameron, of the Quarter- Mastev-Geneo at's De partment, and Lieutenant Cuull, of the Artillery, none, I am happy to my, severely. Our loos on the occasion has not bees so heavy as might bare been expected, from the unknown obstacles opposed to the success of the troops, and st is not of a nature to pro duce any other effect than obliging me to await the arrival of my haltering traits, which has beta ordered to from Akolab.—l have the Wooer to be, /se. J..DUVETON, Brig -Gen. N.B.—The number of Arab% in pooseenion of the atrong. huildsugs in shr tuwn are 'apposed to amount to nest 3,tuto, exclusive of titadourtalmeea and other troop.. J. DOVETON, Brig-Crea. TOTAL O► RILLTO AIOWOUNDED: Furopeaus-1 Lieutenant, 2 Corporals, 17 privates, killed; 3 Field Officers, I Captain, 3 Lieutenants, I Lien tiniaist-Firegrorker, 1 Ensign, 4 serjeants, 5 evrproalii, 6d privates, wounded. Natives-1 Sukidar, 3 HariWars, 3 liaiques, 31 privates, killed; 1 Siibidar, 4 hartlux, 0 . Harildiirs, 1 Puckally, 6 Naiques, 140 Klestil., wounded; 6 rank and ble missing. NADU Or OrVICENS WILLED AND WOUNDED. Lieutenant Bell, of hit Mejetty's Royal Scott. Wounded. Major Macleod, Deputy Quart( r:Master-Clenefil Major irret,..p,vi‘t9f;n;Niry frdut .f his firittio4ss Nitrite. service, ervaretps Captain Folfrry, 2d batt. 124 . rent N. I. slightly; 11.4... teases, rimertin, Assistant Quarter-Whister4?eileral, aiireriely ; I.iri.t•nnoit Davin, En aiiiirer., P. verltly; Lieutenant Taylor, in B I.3eisteaant- Coloorl Saab'salighily ; I.‘elitrasinh.F.reworker Coal!, Artillery, severely ; gosigo Netts, sltghtly. .1. ‘IOIIG,II, Captain, Le. Cunt/ of a flrourt terms Rrig oilier-General portion In the Geiseral. dated N•epooi., December 30 . 1817 . further cominuat ttttt of soy proceedings at this place. I hare the hvi ttttt to n'puti, foe the imam matiun of his Excellency the Cointnaider in Chief. 11141 un the Amy stsbrequeht of the a 1 'ark of the 21th, the Arab Chiefs, in the city of Iflngpour,inad.- A C.lllllll/111iCAliUU of their willingness In rVAMAIe it on c•.rtaiu c lipons bring allowed them ; a w l hying the next tttt mint( scut out their principal chief, ur lif era.idolsh, to conduct the iteluciation, I have Ike plea. sure to make ittiowii to his Excellesicy, that all points being satislactorily arranged hetweea the Resident, lb. Arab Chief., and myself, they and the other troops evacuated the town this slay at m. 0.; our troops Ina, Hied in and took 1111P.1 . 1.1:11,111 of 11, cud the British (fig is now flying Oil tke old Palace. I beg leave to offer my etsurralulations Is, his Excellency the C01U111.111.1. r.in.Ciiirf on this Civourable tea Minat 00000 not only as highly honourable, but I trust also highly advan tageous to the public interests al the present erisi o of affairs, sod as leaving niy Ill•isiONI available for the further execu tion of his F.xcelleticy'a intirucii.ins. I aliall not, however, he able to cvmmenre my smirch from this place fur several days, as, from the late can unmet suite of affairs, some time and the presence of a CMlllisuitling force, wet in the "Ptuton a t he It, s I lab Resilient, its well mi myself, jasper iously requi site site—l hive the honour to b', lc J. DOVETUN, Brig.-Gee. Golly of TY..plleh from M.. inking, Resident m the Court of the R..ph of Hofer, 1.. Mr. A.lnno , Nerolary to the G .yersior eneral, slated Naitpsore, Der. 30, 1817. lisve 'bet Io acqnsint you, for the informs fon of the Malt Noll!, the Governstr•Gesseral, that she city of N.i‘poor aA4 this d ly ecstasies, I.y the Ardis and other loops "ern pyint it, nn terms requested by them; and that she British troi.ps olossne.l posyrision ut about half-pact two, the Waists binffil.rol, hoisted WI thy place, wmi saluted with 41 irony from the batlesy. This event may Ire ronsidered to complete nor military operation• in thus quarter, with the eiteeptiou, perhaps, of Issvior, to dilscrie some stn..ll parties of hors*. Many of Ilse p.incip:sl prop:, had already Caine in, and the rest are now tickler to she Itevi.loury. Proclamations have nlyii been issued !100n...J0u., the country in the Itsjish's naine loud my own, whirl, will, I liner nu sunlit, render every thing tranquil...-1 have the bossutir to Ire, ice. It JENKINS, Resists et. General Milers of his 1!. seeileury Lientena.it Generni Sir Th..inas Hidop, ilateii Ilea.l-trimteiti of the Arms. of the Deccan, Camp at Slabeidpimr, D.rember 22, 1817. Hu Excellency Sir llamas Hilltop, Bart. Command/min. Chief of the army of Ilse Deccosi, congratulates the troops under 1111 personal (1111111111111ispou the gluri,rns and important r. snit of the aidion fought yesterday with the army of Molls. r Row 1101w:sr. The eosiectat which his Excellency had formed of the gallaistry, meal, and discipline of this army acre, if poasilile tuore Ihau ft a bird, Hod while his Excel. lonics w,tness,d , with the 6ighe.t Grliugs of admiration the teal of the tadicers and troops, he had son leas Known it/ i.e p.insilly gra tilt. 41 with their personal sienilisiess and excnia glary under a suust dcstrurtite and a ell-directed fire, hum Dear seemly rsccs "(can:mos. The intrepidity ■nd courage of the tromps cannot be bet ter described than in the simple fact, that in less than two hours after the arrival of the head of the columns al the Ford of the Supra, where the enemy had I di en post, the passage• of this river was e &vital, the enemy completely driven from their numerous artillery, and every gun left in our possession. The conduct of the light artillery hi ignite, tinder Captain Reedyered, covered by She Rocket loopi, was such only is the Commandrr.in•Chief esperted but his Fsrelleney cvntld not fail to be particularly struck by the admirable emibies• and steadiness with which the battery 'hissed the liver, and took up its position within point blank shot of the enemy's gulls, and to its well directed bre And promptitude ill ing, as too much praise cannot be given. His Excellency 'slims that this valuable corps should unavoidably bare sustain. d PO severe a cannonade, by which, at one time, the whole of its guns were disabled. The charge of the Ist and 2d brigades of cavalry, under Lieutenaist-Coloncl Russell and Major LuAington, consist ing of the detachment of his Majesty's 22d Dragoons, under (*eosin Vernon, the 3.1 Light Cavalry, under Lieut. Clubly, the 4111 Light Cavalry, under Lieutenant Magnay, and the lath Light Cavalry, unlike Captain Martin, flanked by the Mysore Silladar horse, under Captain James Gud, was most judiciously timed and admirably executed. •I'he steadiness of the foot artillery battery, under [dente -111111 Be was highly conspicuous, mud the positiou it occupied to cover the troops crossing the riser, and to ei.filaile the enemy's artillery, was highly creditable. The advance of the light brigade, Under Major !town, gave every possible effect in driving off the enemy's horse and aLitinislors (min the hank of the liver, when the army was cr ossing to for in, and left in the mind of the Commander in-Chief the must lasting impression of the undaunted emu rage and unquestionable utility of those valuable corps. The order and regularity with which this brigade moved forward to attack the left of the enemy's batteries, has impressed the romtioander-iu.Chief %ids the highest sentiments of admira tion ; and his Eseilltory must here notice the Undaunted gallantry with *Mel' the charge was made, under the env diiet mid direction of Brigatlier•General Sir John Malcolm, K.('.11 and K,l. S, iii which derisive blow the intrepid cou rage and animated zeal of the Hank companies of bis 31a jesty's [loyal Scots, under the command or Captain Hulate; the Madras Euruperto regiment, nuarr Major And rew . ; the Rile Corps, tinder Major Snow ; lst imitation 3d Regi ment, or Palameolla Light lufauby, tinder Major Knowles ; and the lit battalion liceinient, 11l 'Fricke 'oily Liglit Infantry, under Captain Cially, were so nobly and cwt. wooly 41.9.1,1e.1. lie (' augler.in-Cbief cannot omit to notice, in the most favourable terms, the Ist hattal l4ll. Regiment Native Infantry., under Major Smith, which supported the atia , k with the must ardent seal and steadiness. The advance of the 2.1 Brigade, under Lieutenant-Colonel M. Dowell, to turn the right of the entail's position, wits conducted with the sit Most ►teadiness soil discipline, by the 2.1 battalion nth regiment Native lufatitry, under Major Mollie, and the Russell Brigade in the service •f his High ! neva the Nizarn, under Captain Hare. The conduct of the corps of Pioneers, nosier Captain M'Craith, was highly meritorious and es.etitially useful. • The general conduct uf the whole of tile artillery, under the able direction of Major Noble, C.H reflects Ilse higbest credit upon that officer, to whom the thanks and praise of the Commander isuChief are wirticalarly tine upon Ibis occasion. The Cummaude.•iu-Cbief would be desirous, were it possible within the limits of a grisersd under, to enu merate the uainesisf t very individual to whom some pecu liarly favourable upport unity may have been afforded of per forming some or eminent service i but whet* such es4eutial imp°. imit services have been rendered 11,) Site combined indoor and discipline of the whole, he feels it his dotty to offer to all his gratsfsil sense of their display of • thosse qualities in whicli timy individual will (slimily par ticipate. The Coininandertin-Chirf would nut feel I self joilified, were he to unit his warmest thanks and acknow. ledgusents to Brigadier General Sir John Malcolm, K.O B. and for the important MlllgillllllCe he derived through out the day from that officer's experieoce, judgment, and personal exertions, in n10411.68'; the assault upon the left of the ciietiq's line; iu like instinct to Lieuttmant-Colonels Scott and A. M'll.twall, vustionaudisig the first and second igailes of intilitey of the line; to Lieutenant. Colonel Bunsen, commanding lit cavalry brigade; to Major Bowen, commanding light infantry brigade; and to Major Ksiowles, who succeeded to that brigade too Major Bowen being wounded ; to Major Lushinglus, commanding 2d cavalry brigade; to Major Noble, C.H commanding the artillery; the Commander-in-Chides acknOwledgmenta and 111311ki art likewht ' in Major Soisith, commantring the Ist bat. Winn' )411i regiment native itifastry. ta,,Major Audrey's, eonormuding the Mashas European Regiment to Major Moodie, commanding 2.1 Bait. Mb Regiment Native Infantry; to Major lees, commanding 2,1 Battalion 11111 Regiment Native Infantry; to Major Snow, commanding Rifle Corp.; to Captain Grant, command ing contingent of the Allies; to Caption Culliy, co...Good ing Ist Battali Kith Regiment Native Infantry; to ('.p. lain Walker, commanding Ist Battalion 3.1 Retuned Na tive Infantry; to Cowan. Reelyetd, commanding Horse Artillery; to Cooties Vernon, commanding •ffiplaslron of his Majesty'. 22.1 dragoons ; to Captain Helene, corn. ',lading flank companies of tri. Majesty's Royal SCUM; to Capt. M'Craith, COMSRARIIiIIg Ist battalion of pioneers ; to Capt. Marlin, commanding Bth Regiment of Light Ca valry; to Lieut. Bennet, commanding Fooi Artillery; to Lieut. Mammy, commanding 4th Regiment Light Cavalry; to I.ieut. Clshly, commandinse 34 Regiment Light Cavalry; to Capt. Hare. comitiandisog Roswell brigade ; to Capt. Le ride, commanding tat bat. Russell brigade; to Lieut. Cm rie, commanding 2il hat. Russell brigade ; to Lieut. Solherhy, commanding Artillers. Russell brigade; to the Officers of the General Staff, Lient..od. Conway mid Maker, Adjsit suit and Quarter-Master-Generals s and Lietttenant.Colontl Morrison. Cominisaary.General respectively. to Lieutenant-Colonel M'Gregor Murray, and the Host. Lieseteuaist-Colonel hope, Deputy-Adjutaut and Deputy-Q.1131.1er- M a.ter-Gesse rale of his Alsjesty's troupe. and the other officer. of the General Staff, also to the officers of his personal Staff, the Commander-in Chief's obligations fur their importasit ser. vices during the action fought yesterday, can sever be ef (Aced from his memory. The Commousler.iii-Chirf also requests that Major Agnew, Deputy Adjistaut-General of the army, who was immedi ately attached to his person throughout the actioli, will accept his earnest thanks for the services he rendered to bins 011 the °erasion. The Comtuatitleciii-Chief cauuot coa t-Ina, this order without expressing 10 the army the deep regret he feel, that the glorious and deci.ive victory they have to boast has mat their country mid the service the lives of so many gallant officers and soldii tv The ;tames of Lieut. Coleman, Madras European regi. isteitt, Lieut. Macleod, his .Majesty'.. Royal Scots, end Lieut. Glen, lit bettallion 3d or end the Nave Robbers who sot gallantly fell in seism, will long he remem bered by his Excellency and the army with mingled feelings of pride and regret, and his Excellency anai tttt sly treats that the wounded officers and men sill semi be restored to the ise albeit professional untie, and the enjoyment of their health, to shish event the Commander iu.thici looks with the more confidence,froin the csl, ability, and humane attention of Mr. Superintending Surgeon Anneal, and the officers uf the Median' Staff, to whtint, and the el perisitend. jug care of their commanding officers, his Excellency cuss. tides them. Mr Superintending Summit Auntaliy sill accept the Commander-in-Chief'. best acknow !edginess. fur the able arrangements be has made, and the prompt as. sistauee he afforded to the.wounded. Eat.. bans to be issued immediatelY to all the European troops in camp, on the 'cession of the victory gained over the army of the Mohler Row Holier, by the divisions is the army of the Deccan, under his Ekeelleney the Commander-on Chief's personal command, add a seesfut of one rupee per man, to he immediately drawn on abstract front the Paymaster, by the Offiers commanding Corps and ditachments, for each fight. leg man, European and native. Reform; from officers commanding brigades end de richments, of the killed, wounded sod missing, In the action of yesterday, as also of colours, trophies, and prisoners taken from the-enemy, must be sent to the Adjutant-General immediately; the Commandant of the Artillery will also send to a return of ordnance and military stores captured. Extract trim a dispatch from Mr. Straehy. Secretary to the Governor in Council at Madras, to Mr. Cubb, Secretary to the East India Company,dated lcith January, 11118. A letter from Lieutenant-General Slr Thomas Hislop, a copy of which is enclosed, reports his Excellency. immediate intention to pursue the fugitive Cosset, and re mainder of the army of Mother Row Holkar, in the northerly direction which they have taken. it will be satisfactory to the Hooonrable Committee to learn by this opportunity, that iutelligence has been recoil ed of the surrender of the tower of Nagpore to the British troops, before the arrival of the bitteriug train. The ac eount of this events, and of the previous uperatious, will be found is the enclosed letters. The Governor in Council regrets to state, for the inforths. lion of the Hoe. Committee, that several bodies of Piodarries and also of Mabratta horse, whose numbers are variously represented, have directed their course either toward. the frontless of the N Nara s dominions or of the Company's territories. One party, estimated at 500 men, have made i►ruption into the ceded districts and the Mysore, where, according to their usual moat of warfare, they have com mitted extessive depredations, accompanied with acts of ernelly. At Harponclly they succeeded in sacking the town and carrying off some public treasure, but to what amount is nut yet ascertaiued ; though there is reason to trope that the sum was not considerable. The comniandieg officers in the Mysore and ceded districts are vvitonsly employing all the menus at their disposal to expel the plass &Ter., sad the Goveramest are smug every reel terra to rein force the couutries which are either ineuaced or invaded. THE TWO: Ascot Heath Races eoinetence this day, sad the follow_ leg is the principal betties. OATLANDTsitEe., to apt Slim I'6to 1 apt Milan. 5 to 1 apt Anticipation TF.NT STAKES. sto 4 Intel Prince Paul I 4to 1 apt Blowing. 3 to 1 eget Wiwi' Winicrirt.b STAKES.. 3 to s apt DONGASTSII9T. LEGER. 6 to 1 apt Merits 11 to 1 apt Torchbearer 9to 1 agst 'tambourine I 13 to 1 agst Octavian.. GRIMSBY MEETING. ItIVRIIII64Ir, arse 4. A Sweepstakes of lats. tae h, with 151. added, fur 3-yr olJs and upwards. Ton miles. Mr. Grant's b. c. Caminito), by Cerberas, 4 yrs. old, 7st. 10Ib. Mr. Bell's br. r. by Black Trophonins, 3 ye,. old, Set. 51b. 2 Sir W. Miller's b. e. Prier Pastoral, 3 yrs. old, tist. 81b 3 Mr. Bailey's b. f. Cheeky' Deaf.ka, 4 yra. old, 7st. 71b... bolt. A Maiden Plate of SOS. fur 3-yr olds and upwards, two• mile heat, was won, at three heats, by Cul. Croft's cb.c. by Curbs:sus, 3 yea. uIJ, Sat. 41b. MADDINGTON CLUB MEETING, SIOCKBRIDGE (MOUE. REDIIIIIIIIAV, JUNE 3. The Maddingtos Stalin' of 11.5ga each, and only sss it de. So-.—Four miles. Mr. Frflown's Upright Judge, 6 yrs old, 9st. 121 b 1 Mr. Farquharaon's Glenn, 6 yrs nhl, 10st. 3111 Mr. Walker's Labradt.r,6 rook', 10.1.711,.; Mr. Pryor'. Duplicate, 4 yrs 0111, Nit. Vlb. ; and Mr. Ituah's Schwartaeo burgh, 4 yrs uld, tl.t. ilb abut started, but were out 'placed by the Juolce7 A fiat rare with 401 fivr. :::ueepstakta of sg• rich, with 300 added, fur all apt Two.unile heats. ( tl Subscribers.) Mr. [tusk's h. l'. Flirt, by Cauopos,3 yrs old. tat. 11lb. I I Me Prysr's di c Dupbeats, 4 yrs old, gat. 7%. 3 2 Sir John Cope's ch. r. Mock Turtle, 3 yrs old, bst.. , 2 dr The first heat rely ; the second a fowl race. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. ttr41....781A1 I 17 pr. 311wr ern,. (new)..881 ,2 Ditto. it) 19 pr. 5 prr Ct. N. Amu. 9t I I-tottery 20/. 14,. Batik 1. Ana. iOl 5.16 Omitium Indio 80nd,..... 91 pr. I Coon. for tcc. EC • kL* • tio'v RthS: *** [Frees the Prositteial Papers.] 11 - . - Our mulch-respected Member, J. C. Carsten, Esq. arrived at Wockington-Gall, on Monday last, in estelleos health, from I.lOldoll ; where, and upon his PARC. he was lee, ive.l with those deministratintes of respect rich his public chit. racier could nod fail to draw dowi.--"Ca'rlisfeJournol.,) Tlwre seeing to 1w an likelihood of any contest fur the re. presentat tool of this collllly.—(Norwick Paper.) It is 'said thit both the present Members for Bury intend to entire, sod that Lord Huston *64 Colonel Clainu will bd thewew candidates. Mr. Round (one of the Members for Ipswich) intenolt withdrawing himself from that hi.. void), and Mr Newton, of tidal; near Thetford, hat started with Mr. Crickilt. G Is Pinch and Manners, the Melnik rs for Cambridee, and die new candidate, H.. 1. Menne, have been enter taining their respective frieuda in that town. YORK ELEresorr.—Lord Lascelics retires from the re. proweistation of the county of York, ou account of ill health. It ariwurs from handbills cirenfated doming the weal, that the Hon. L. Dunolas will take the em liest opportunity of paying his porsonial respects to his brother foilsmen, co solicit their statuses at the approaching eleetfon, vinced by his own feelings that he has not deviated (soot those principles which first recommended him to their 170 lice " Also Sir M. M. Syke.., Kart claims the support i.l the freemen of York, by a " reference to his toast parlia mentary conduct."—( York Herald.) Mr. lioldastoeth, of Mauchester.js engaged in an active canvass at Pontefract, and Lord Polliogtou is capa.ct.d oh Monday. _ _ John Wharton, Esq. of Skelton Castle, hag atitnoinee4 himself again for Beverley, and ace active canvas,. way car. tied on at Hull and Beverley this week, by his friends, to his favour. His return from the &mill of France is daily expected. His colleague, Charles Furbes, Fry. oats him self fur a set of Scotch burghs YARNIMAII, JUICr. 4.—We are full of bustle, in ntiticiisx. lion of the dissolution of Parliament. OM. twit Pilenibtas Mealtrs. Ltictin and Loftus, hive declared their jilts mittun to offer themselves again, and have consequently cunt/mooed an active canvass. Is opposition to these gent lemen, Messrs, Anson and C. E. Rumbold have offered themselves, on what are called "independent principles." 'd'e ■re sorry to say, that, min Tuesday evening, ns Messrs. Anson and Itionliol4 were entering the town, accompanied by a notorious ravel. Bade, owing to the bustle sod confusion of the moment, lk ve va! accidents occurred. Twu oleo with broken Is gs, one with broken ribs, and a number with slight bruiser amid scratches. Colonel Millie has accepted an incitatiou to offer himself oa the Whir interest a Candidate fur the city of Bristol, in the room of Mr. Protheroe, who has declined • contest, is consequence of his having lost his popularity. It is now (says The Tyne Afereery), folly determined to invite the Honourable Henry William Scott, son of the Lied Choatelgor, to offer himself at the ensuing geuelat rlrcrar• as • candidate fur the reprisentution of Newcistle; and au doubt is entertained that he will accept of the invitation„ and be rcturued. Sir Mathew White Ridley is trite certain of his diction. Devonshire will be stiougly contested ; the friends of Lord Ebringtim Mite been actively engaged fur aurae time, in taking measures to FIT/Ire his election. Mr. Halliard has been Winced to come forward by the promises of the Tiiry party to bring I in wuhout any considerable expense-- Sir Thomas *clawd again offers himself to the acclors, as a steady supporter. of Ministeri. In the city of Exeter, the re-election of Mr. Cooirtimay is emishlered is certain. Mr. Newman is opposed by Mr. Northmure, who a ill lint appear at the pull, but his friends are active and confident of success. We have heard nothing of our late High Sheriff for some time, we suppose he has wisely given in. The candidates for the honour of representing the Borough of Plymouth in the neat Parliament, are, Sir William Con. grove, Sir C. M. Pole, and T. B. Mal tin, Esq. Comptroller of the Navy. The latter is a new candidate; Sir William rongreve was lately elected in the room of Sir Benjathin Bloomfield. lu Cornwall, the present County Members will hh re turned without opposition ; but the unpafranized BhiOughs ire almost all in a bustle. At Peuryn four interests, to use the technical borough phraseology, have been started. A Noble Lofd, two Ba ronets, and a Commoner, contend for the hottuorof returning one or both Members. We know little of the prospects of either party ; nor do we feel any interest in the event. At Grampuund, a complete revolution has take* place. Two of the 'principal managers were some time since ac. eased of retaining more than their just share of the Pio portion which belongs to the Borough, of the fire millions which The Courier says will be spent by the candidalis throughout the kingdom, during the election. The freemen, therefore, took the maitre into cousideralion, and st tit a deputation to town to look for two good 1111(31 ; slid, it seems have been found, and the managers have been left to settle with a certain Barone', as well as they can. At Tregony, Catnelford, and other places, the same g ms is playing.—(Cornwall Gazette.) Wilke Fawkes, Esq. of Farnley Hall, in this county, it is said; will be nominated a caudidite fur Westminster.— (Fork Hcrald..) _ Ou Tuesday last, a public meetiug was held at Liverrit!, when it was pnanlinously resolied, that the Earl of St-lion was a fit and proper person to represent that borough su Parliament. A subscription was immediately entered into to defray the expenses of the election. ENNIS. JUNK 1.-It seems certain that a dissolution of Parliament will take place before the conclusion of the per sent mouth. One of the present Members for this comity, Sir Edward °tries, Dhrt. and the Member for the bur,,ugh, the Right Hon. Vesey Fitzgerald, will he returned, it is said, without a Wriggle, to represent the county of Clare, in the ensuing Parliament. Lord Francis Cony:minim de clines a contest in consideration of being returned for the borough. Such are the rumours in circulation, whether tine or false we cannot say, but the probability of the statement seems likely to be trerified.--(Clare Journal). MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, Jim*. 11. We Lad hut a short supply of Wheat this morning from Essex and Kent, conseqamitly the prices have advanced from 31 to 4s. per quarter from this day week. Barley is also from 2s. to 3s. per quarter dearer. Beans being in dc. mend and rather scarce, are from 3s to 4s. per quarter higher. Oats Fire in demand, and 2s. per quarter dearer than this day week. Flour is expected to advance. lo other kinds of Grain there is no alteration. ITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, Jots 8 This day's market was well supplied wills prime Beasts, ■nd the whew of Cattle, in general, was tolerably god. Beef, Mutton, Veal, and Pork were dearer; Lamb sold at last price; and the trade for the must part was somewhat heist:. The sales in the Haymarket were iather lively ; Clover has drupped iu price; :lay and Straw fetched last pnere. COAL MARKET, JUNE S. Ships at Market. Ship• Sold. Price. 42 Pieursstle 340. 0.1. to 435. dd. 3 Sunderland 1 Elgin Main Coal 1 .... 345. 0.1. to —s. 1141 1 Halbeath Coal .... 355. 041. to —s. 1 Stone Coal " 1 .... 655. 041. lo —s. 04 I Welsh Coal 1 Yorkshire 1 .... 42.. 04. to Culm DEATH. On Saturday last, at his house in South Auilley-start. London, is the 73d year of his age, Wag Hawkins Browne, Esq. of Badge Hall, Silop, nearly thirty years our of the Reorrsentativca of the Borough of Bridgnorth. LONDON: Printed and Published at the (Mice, N 0.127, Strand where Advertisements ore receiver', auHl ix"col (postpaid) must be addressed—C. SMITH, No. Clement% Inn, Printer... 4. WHITE, No, 127, Strand, Publisher.