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Rest without the roarctit of thr Coot; Ite hal scarcely Granted the order to ecattain ibis l.urdshit•, •bra I ad, , Aatrint rewrote, a minion, prayitik that I.tool Sleeve,' • proposals might ler rattled le 11w 31tolers lie tower le- I _weathered an application Of the kind, tempt by 11w pi two hims►lf who hail wale the proporalt; and Imo' conl.l lie ltsow whellwr, errs if he ordered the referetscr, it would ha with the approbation of the renown be whom the Formals had 16..111 wade. No application was thrn wok h. powers, Lady Antrim from hieratic any isstrrt-uante with her dough. t. r. The maitre now tame heron• him, and he wish' , that in a raw if doh h:•td, referring to th• Mews r nothoot any think brink peldiely said, arise Irmo that it ohne happened intmirirs aright be carried um to a wore .ittidartory mentor, awl with teem pin Judie, to the pasties, it the 3latteet 011irr, titan in open roost. ft had also hers cottomnry with hint, at i.e artier of all partirs, to hew eters of shit Iliad in his private wow, for hi. wok it to he the role that the politic had tot Well isi intrrp.ae whr►r t'''.ll portlier wialool the Anlkessinino to he private; hot it was wort a legitimate reercitie of the Clmwe►llw'a p.swer, to bear any raw prorattiy whir? .me of the parties *ld not roneent. There was no way by whir% be (wild browse origeminted with the farm, bat by reading the allblards, or by having ohm mated to bins. . Mr. 8 mtetroo..Gattratat., on dr part of Lora Stewart, maid hr had so objection to his L.rdship's moiling the ?Ads. rite: if that was not acceded to, be hoped he w9ul4 bear them 1441.4 in hie private meta. S.r RottILLT said. hr had on a form, occasion stated ihat be dol Not emoseist to the Lorel Clianeettoi O 4 motion the affidavit*. He desired that the affidavits which rehab d to the riernioltiorre of turd Steoart's iatreaneti•ot to icily Tempest should be pnblirly read. If lord Stewart pn-ased Cw she reference, he emit.' only answer him by reading the alßdarit. which was made the ground of the application ausiiiist Indy Asitries. The I.rotri 17n.saarkt.ott repeated, that if, In the Mien( s:i infon, Mery were any affidsvits shich %mild coin,. in.- format...a to the Count, he mast hear them read. II is Lord. ship desired that the farther discassiou of this maitre siii;:lit blind "err till Tisrsilly. Sir &trust RostiLt.w said, he shoal.' certainly make his trinti•on ag.iust looly Aatrim nu that day. The I.nito CIIIAVCELLOR Mid, !burr was b u r one p e rs on hi the moistly against shorn he was jn.tiliwl iii not bearing is motion—he could rot hear a moil to which be was him self a party; but a. az thud all other of 11w Killer subjects be w.is booml to mitred to any motion, and con.epir silly it ass nopensible fsw him to refuse to hror shy mutton that welt he submitted to him against Lady Anti im. The fleshier cuasidtratlon of the cue was litrefitd till uestlay. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, WErrasturra, SATUaD►Y. APRIL I*. CH A IL ENG E. TOT KIND e. wto.t.s•t hap t 'tastes Hailer. This WAS an ill.lietittellt at the instance of the Huard of Ado' ratty, against these Defend:tuts, fur eorleovoorioor to seise Captain T. P., revs! to fight a duel with the Dahlia. 'ant, C. Davies. At the trial b. fore Lard Ellenburusegh at the sittings after last Term, the Defendants were found guilty, and were recommended by the Corot, through Mr. Denman, their Orono!, to restive what they had to offer in initigstion of punishment, mail they shou'd Ise brought up for joidgmeut. The eirteinalanceg which appeared at the trial were in effect Om sr:—Ter Prosecutor had been Cap size of his Maj sly's sloop Echo, and the Defendant, Chas. Davies, bail served soffit bins as suitishipswan awl suasive* lONIC. In the Course of his service, the D.:fradani, safuerived diet he had been treated with unieseeiteil harshness and severity by the Prosecutor, sad cousassuuicated leis cum. plaints to his brother. Capt. Percival WAS appointed to an. oilier slop, and on the esp.nition of the war hr retired on Ilialtpay,•••l took op his residence at Alliitau.tesrace, mersosith. Dos the 211th Jan. last year, the Prosecutor god his wife were walking in the weighboushowl of their residency, when the two Lb remittals came up, and accosted the Prosecu tor in violent language, and with hostile gsgtures; and the De. feud gut, CIIAS les. demanded satisfaction for the j O i s i r j e s l ie 11441 rectiv. a, declaring that nothing *maid satisfy Imo but a written apt,logy. The oiler Defentlatii, who hail lees, a gorgeous in the navy, also in s i 444444 upon Captain l'erceval giving his brother satisfaction by ass apology, or fight him, "echoing that he would stand by and see every drop of his blood spilt : and adding, that Isis brother had nut the courage of a I—e, or he would have (might kite lung aisle,. The Prosecutor it Bret affected out to know Charles Dri. ries ; but the parties aftes wards retired to the lilOarettlUes to discos the matter. Stone reflective" fame eimle by one of the Defeat/mats upon the character of the rival *trying., declaring that half of the Captains in the navy ooght to he Imaged. As the Preareolte's bows a warm sod siokot alleiratiun cosee.l„ . the Lick...slants mailing that the Posscostor should give a written apology, Of floht. These were the eireonsitauct us which led to the twirsecutio• tgo the part of the Loads Consesisaimores of his )Isjesty's Nays, mid the Defesolsuls, as already toeutioned, were CVO s irti'd. MI the motion of Mr. ToPrtho they were now brought up for judzsient. Affidavits were put in by the Lb.... Wants, the principal ol.ject of which was to skew that the Prosecutor, during bit C,llllllltOld On board the Echo, hail ailed in a must tyrau. laical in 5..... towards Charles DavieS. It was alleged, ...... ng..5 other cormintans es of uppressiou, that he hail I..ritrul Imo before the mast, hail thrown him sorthuard, rtflocul to send him any assisisoce, though et der ifosigiuent peril of drowsing; that Ise haul tiered ham to be stript naked before the ship's crew, for the purpouw of being Bugged, and that Ise hail falsely charged Lini will. having Moles sense of his Ma s.llllAlr'S propiity, although there was DO colour or pretence for such a charge, as appeared upon the inquiry which took place into thew. runtrtatices alleged. Souse of these allegations were coo. tirnattl by the allislanit of smother 0160 rof the ship. Huth D. fifaillauts prodored lMllmunisb frogs several officers, slid others eaminected with the navy, giving them the highest clammier. as officers and gentlemen. On the part of the prosecution, the affidavits of Captain Pereeval and his wife were put in, as well as those of Penn officers .also had morel so board the Echo. The charges usetirist the Prosecutor, of his hatring treated Ur. ('harks Itaries in t h e nianner stated, was completely mega. lived by the fernier, who treated them as an attempt to vi. Isfy Ism character, and east isiputatious which weir sitlieffit the slightest foundation. Mr. DVIMAN then addressed the Court ou behalf of the Defeedasor, wish Isis visual ability; lout before be hard pm , 'ceded far the Court iuterposed, and suggested the propriety of having the affidavits on both .isles reconsidered by the Growl of Admiralty, as there appenortl to be considerable faults au bush sides. The professed object of the proares. Oho was fur the preserration of dimipliue in the navy; but the miestuois was, whether that ohjeet could be effected by runs ponislasuent which the Coen could impose. Undoebt. rutty the ulfrosee inspeted to the Defeudants was eery se ri 111 l s ; and if the tustrt were called spur to do their duty, they west pars a very heavy sentence. Any perasisiss y pus ;11.1 'III %kith they should impose, would have the effect of crushing the Defesidauts. Laser all the circsoustances of she case, with faults on bolls aid. a, and with such serious imputations k not without some foundation,) veinal the Pro. Mertittlf. •lAMIShIpS thought 111. 11/061 proper course was to Imre the affidavits refeired to the floard of AJmi rally, tool if upon comideration they should still pray fur jade:wet, the Court wool) du its duly. The Defendants entestil Into fresh recognizance's. and the ease stands over for the cousidegatiou of the Admiralty. HABEAS CORPUIL In die roarer of ilievreekol;.lllton;olataistrtl • writ of Ilehnts rorpas Isi twin .p the body of am rldrrly lady, innurn Jaw Marie Anwar, seppoerd to he kept mailer dn. 1114 in I k eeusioily of brr eldest son, Capt. 'MOMS, Prem. The application was made at the inatance of Mr. Ealamand l'enew. her y..u•=er ere. The Ludy was brought Iwo Court by ►er eldest wit s and wpm. being q.e•lioiM by the Coact whellto r was ruder •ny r.noitranit, she 141.1 %lie wits anti that ate w:abed to live aid the With her eldest PIN who was the hews o f use., and hail Arrays treaded her owl kindly sad dutifully. Vo g le r their rirronwienere the Cowl told her air was at lilserly in cn chest she pleased, end weetardiugly she wrest b ust Willi her t West >ou. • A lowly of troops raised iu the Pt:shires aluminium', sod officered by Ertruitiosei. t Ike the close of this letter. I A estimable truce of trr►itory its the eieit.ity ur Surat, beton:int to the Vine.our Joibeeidor. Urt ibe Der cant WWI' of B.vulr:.y. SCPPLEMENT GAZE rrE. (Coht-hrolel fife Ike fro, per.) roor, I became eierptaiiitcal through the reports of the coun try will. the octant state of Weddell,' at Poona. It ap proved Quit his Menem the Pciehwa had diereted a very dearer''e and amide., Mark by all his tinny prr mit, ainomitoog to about iwent-llire thoneand i s m , sail ,„,, little hoer stationed at Poona, un thr 9th inatani, in its reifies at Kielty, iii the hope of annihilating it le lore it e....!J retire any succours; hr hod slat horns ob e yt,.,,i. dear! and the old roetoneareita. The discipline and gal. lant.y of the tromp. at Poona, under Lieutenant-Clamor! Muer, of the 7th Bombay ii.foutry, not tact eating twit thou nod right 1,,,,,,,,,,i , H . e ...gaged, ettaMeel them to resist awl dries. Ow ear:nt hark. I have the 'nonuser to enclose I.leot leant Col 00000 I Ilorr's report of the active., with a list of the killed aril wouivhet, and would tort to draw your Excel limey's metre ses the very merit. tt i tttt a conduct of Mot t/Rieer. My march born Seroor In Poona iitelllll* eatresieely diffi. cult and harts but from the want of cavalry. 'lite enemy's horse constantly rarrtattaltar my liar and ramp. emeepellrd sue t i shorten my marches awl to preserve Ile clement order, and I cowl.' not reach Muria, I. form e. garner, lobate the evenisse of the 13th. In this allocation, I must Not omit to report Sin Obeid tsrelioasuiCapt.Spiller, 'kith ab at 1110 of the amiliary hem', who succeeded in attack az and defeating • mere IIIIIIIIIMIKI• hody of the enemy's ho.rse, in which 'ley bat • Kilda, of Imola, and about 50 tarn kale.' end wounded, with • very trifling iris I among the auxilim i. s. I mail- a dispusitiois out the evening of the 14th to titlark the enemy, who was encamped am the opposite side .if the 31...m4h Moeda, weapyinz she ground of the old British rani Is, baring lie. right upon a nologoe grove, with a de. p oulluli enessiug the extremity, and his left stretching ahtag the e ickison • of the northern front of the officers' lines of hunses, rebinding award. the suburbs of Ilse town. lie hail eleven goons in hattery vu his kft, sold a few tethers snore scattered Moog lois trout soil right. I we., 'However, diiiappoint.d it, the stale of the Yellers nivel, which proved roar. surly oblEcult, and by uhich I had hoped to pass my whole bite ors- the hluottah Moeda; this obliged me to re liogaish attempting its passage by night, anal the Swaps were tutu tuts outsell exitaa•lett from the Isaraa.iug mature of their duties, u jostify my mempting any more distant ford. li e the evroing of the lash. all the ebotviimble corps, after providing for the camp and the pavilion of Kicky, were bowled its divisionst of atm( k; the first, metier my personal cumulated, was itestiord fur the enemy's left, sad to MOS thy river at the Saiiient : and the skewed. voider lieutement- Colonel Milne% his ' 111.j• aty's 115th regiment, was directed Itt act spur the enemy's right, and to from the river by the Yellers Ford bawls stn-sot. A battalion, with • company at Europeans and two Geld pines, under Major Thatcher, of the 241 battalions Pile regiontut, was ordered to precede the Oral divisive. by a dollen sit route, to pierced the rimy up mosiug my 'mirage. The first and second die ;slows, lying In position after the passage of the river, were appoiuted ho march at a given tiuve bane repial distaitees,suss ill joist in attack al tbedaisu of day, ley.w hick I looped to throw their cavalry ia 40 costa ' Pion, or at least 10 'int vrast their haeastna to charge in any re gularity. The jouelior of these elivisious was perfectly effected as elesigued. Beet the enemy saving taken alarm iu 'the course of Ihr night at the flteittesa, aweigh uhaimie, Nip... Orion which he made lit Liveiteraeol-Colunel Millet's division in the pa.orige of the river as Yellers, nod against which he appears to have thrown out all his nalieutry, as well as large Wailes of horse, peecipitair'y drew off, 'eating a great pout of his camp staishier, mud eousiderehlr quota'. lies of ausemesitiose so She &W. Iles tlagleuess the Priama i• said to have fled about two eitlook isethe morning of the 17th. 'lle enemy sticceeded iie caor)ing uff all his guns but "N. ; MIMI I had cu means of pursuing l,im b. paid olio fuer of in) arsine. y. The enemy hwing thne ilmappeeired, 1 lost so time is reel-oaring the aver to oreispy tbr num faveierabk grinned fur Lonitoireling the rit) ; lint every interest sail policy, as well's enusokral 1111 l • of humanity. made toe moat insalows to unite my esertiewas with tlio‘e o f the Na.. Mr. Elphiastoor, the Residing, to avert the dr•treet!oe which sow threatened it, either by bumlsaaduteut or storm, sad she enemy ►aving luckily fled in en oppo►ite &welkin, and lift the defence of the city to only a few hoselied Arabs, these were, by Mr. klphisstuwei iii rue., pre wailed epos to withdraw; and 1 hare the ph wolie to areenaiset purr Earelleoey our plank leek 'ears side possewioes of the city iu the coarse of the eveuiwg of the 17th, uhen the British fig was Misted us his Mighwess's pilare, woks , a rsqal salute. Although the woo" both Native and European, were exasperated to the almost at the petudions eloidert @Web. etseney in burning the Residency and tiwir cantonments, and is the must barbaeous tteCISIIIINI of Captain Vaughan, of the Marki' 15th Native Ina:entry, sod his brother, travellieg lowler Ilw belief of the peeershie relations' of the two Go verment*, ►till uu excesses here Isere n.tuaitled against the city, the resources of which are invaluable it. 16e ealeola lion of oar future upesatious agdiust his Histioess the Nashua. . _ I shall be onavoitlably detained hrrr, aiding be the este_ blialtenent or o•drr and military ►eco•ily to the easy, tell the !Id iestant, when I propoe usatehirg again •puts the tee ny le has retreat to tbe doethetattl. I cannot close this dispatch without a.deorivet your EX renew" of the s.al said coed; elidei phut all the troope, said of the cheerful aid I have r, ivetl hone ell the Mali. . - The eitosay confidently caleielateil he had succeeded in seshicreg she Si pop', by large rewards, tu desert our ranks; nod if any thing ran add to the reputation of the llosishay may. it shueld he ere...riled, ns a proof of their loco. rum tilde fidelity, that art a S. pay has left his colours since the Mama hearse urn enemy. I meow • list of killed mid wounded its various Air simian with the eremsy, but principally in the passage of the Muollah Mauls, by Lieuteeasit-Cukowl divi • on the Incising of the lush instant, which simplified itself wish great spirit and sic:Ohms, during a lung and severe fire bulk of mermen) , sal rainton. From f ul ly to fitly gun s. with a niesidevaltie quantity of vailihsry stores, are reported to be sakes. is. Ilse rely, relserua uf %%Inch l shall hare Ilse honour lot Inman 111 l iog hereafter. have the honor,. to report, that the 2d ll...gement of Ca valry. ender the command of Lieuteseant•Colonel Colebruuke l joined lay camp sin the morning of the Ifith instant. I have the honour to he, &A'. (Signed) LIONEL SiIITH, Brig-Gcn. First Division, Brioll4lA:emend Scsith. Herm Artillery. All 31ajest)'• 6511 i Ilegiesiciit, Licht Balta. liOn. Ist Usually.' Id Keipineui, Ist Battalion 3d Regi ment. &cued D;Vision, Milne.. Fuel Artillery, Bonacry Europese Regiment, I Ccinipsay Light Balsahuts, 4J liatialinti Bth Regiment, Ist Battalion 7th Regiment, Residency Guard. Third Divisino, Major Thatcher. 1 Company of Eurupeuns, 4 saws, 2.1 Battalion ftb Re gineret. Names of Officers *needed. Ist Batt. 3.1 Iteit,--Lientenant Spitler, attached to the needier% horse, slightly. Butsbay European Reguiteut—f:aptalh Preston, severely. Nun-reminissioisril and Private's'. 111. kille4-711 wuutsiltJ. Falr•rt Goan • Dispatch from the Ga►ertar in Com•rit •f Illoothay, to the &eret Committee, dated 9th December, 11117. We have the a•lisf:rtinn of acquainting sour Honourable einannitter. that the district of Oulpart ha% been taken pos. Pension of without opptitiiiini, and that the fort of Si vet.- drougi, ohm a alight retittsaer, hag aurreisilerril without • ✓ustle casually ow our part; about SO or 90 turn have been mule prinnierr, but the nut of Ike troop. which compost-4 the prriyou effected Unit escape under rimer of the algid. Ire rougraisilute your Ilina. ruunnince on this twilit oi burls will beef couriderable cunrrgnrDer, a b ould we be able, with Ilie means at niir ecitualtail, to attempt an extensias of oar in tlowthera Comas, sithest4li ysis may sent aiNure.l that 41111, R10'111%500 will be eu"awd US I llrteust SO at. cure wells' We 1... re acquired in dot district The enemy 114 , 1 begsa to prepare their craft for the pur pose of attacking our trade +bids right repass the toasts. Tetrad from a (N a rita, from Mr. rphinstone to the Governor. General, dated Camp, Rajarrarrev, Novem ber 1:1, "" r obtaining pi/mem:ion of Poona, correct artnante wive silo mined of some isamitirlars which were before imper fectly Stoma. It appeared that the attack on our troupe on the 511 r, was rhi, fly brought about by the presessioe of tioklids ; slims the Peishwa souk the alarm 'Cirri" had give., the order, t i ali l e ss t i lta tr t r h a e ff ni n is t t ire 111 11b n e ° li n e:t he e li e n; " b r e i t k."-- 1 t a r,: inessage was too late, or tattler, abet Guklah, kearisig of its approach, astieipatell it by beginning to roust:made, Moro Dickshut had been intrusted with the &Iles Ptstkah (the standard of the Mahratta Enspire). and had 5,000 hurl ' 'a ttached to hint besides hie owe 1,000; he Is however repre sented as haviag keen eery swerve tr, the war, and as being greased byr;oltlah of Unripe* with 0% Itaatia wasone of those attached to Murat Diekshat'a party, b:ing strongly suspected of disaffection, be was compellesl to charge int, bet se "silted himself aide courage roll fidelity; Guklah avowed to Appajes Lockman Aims VerrayesVackhrot,intsamliately blfore the action, that his confidence of semi" and imps. 1, use to engage were founded in the certainty that our se. poys would come over by companies or battalions on the lehl. After the affair of the 51h, the Prisliwa's army was die ala Ted• Ili* Highness sent fiae Homelier?, she Beaker, la noeuted Ilse breaking oat othudilit its, and with his tumid in sincerity professed his wish to have reanehised at reser, anal threw the whole biome ofthe war, both plan anal execimitm, on his birders; un this oreasion he disavowed the lineiliug of the Resid. lacy, and said he would be %try glad to build a new one, fast his whole sliseminse app. ars to one to be merely • rptcimeu of his aremetomed doable shalius, and of Lis wish, treat in the worst of times, to keep tame some sepa rate ch I of Miriam. fur his owe use. Some days after the seam, the Peishwa's of picked up Dente spirit, end set short circidating the 00000 st Omani reports of their successes and of the defection of oar Allies. They ware joined by Dberissejee Portob Kam (the free booter), and it is raid by the sou of Mow Revabba ,• Chea t:maim Row alto joiner, before their died feint Pounah. Gobleh set sip a a bite flag as ass asylum fur all who should desert us before a certain time, after that no perdue was to be given to any man what bad eerved us; all the servants of English gentkmen, who happened to live at Poona, were booted oat by Goklab, and assay treated with great us er rity: the houses of most of them were given op to pluuder, but none of I heM were put to death. Some time before dm breaking out of the war, the Pebb les hell concerted with all the Ilbeels and Itainoosseer, and tutor predalui y tribes in his country, to shut up Site roads and plunder effects belongiais to es. They have readily taned all ooler so much invited to their inelisation,aud hate nut confissed their predacious to British property. Th. y have, howl vet., shut sap roads; that to Bombay is raider tilt s...erica by the garrison of Luxor, anal by a detachment which has taken possession of *NJ atorkaskal the Bair Glum.; nu slacks have Leen leerier.' front lionalray glace IhC 5111 , Gen. Smith, however, has mat a *trims detachment to opt,' that road, and one of less ilia iigils to keep opsis Ilse C ttt I t muniea. tion ith Alimediniegar. No more touroys have been cast uff since the first few slays after the war ; but I ant greatly couerrued to state that lAculcuaut Clink., of the Bombay Emil:Meer% has Levu eat uff mar Salome Mandava, %here he was reripluyed on survey. He had b. rat recalled, but, frusta an over confidence in the strength of his guard lie .11.1 not fall buck on Soy viatiou. He was attacked in the night lay the inhabitants of Sakuor Masslava, and next ttttt riling was surrounded by the Morels and usher adherents of Ts indwell ja e, who is still is. that neiglibous bowl. I.itetensiit Canis was shut a hik cogaged wide the encauy, end his ate. sachet:mat of a jeineslar anal twenty•five, fought their way to a snore frenilly part of the country. !lonic cuss on this side of Atom Bowels they were leceived, Gal, real heist off seise by the Putted* of a village, *hum I shall tint fail to discover soul reward. Comets Hooter and Morrison were is Cloklah's custody ; they, ware all first is charge of Major Pinto, who is said to have tree:teal them well, anal resisted orders to use them with severity, Ind Infers the Prislssea's flight they were pet in chains, and sand to Gob, lab's fort of Censurer, in the Gotten In consequence of the execution of Captain end Mr. Vaughan, I hove addressed letters of remonstrance both to the Petabwa and to Goklab; to the former I wily threatened relalidians, its general term% for any repelitiots of such atrocities, but to Guide& l declared I xplieslly, that any in alien's's:l, however C%alieli it his reek, who should ceder the death of a British primmer, should aLlblier fur the crime in his 'mu person. 1 omitted to state, that am the 15th General Smith sent runt a detachment tu Saki reuse guns, wlsieb, with a body of infantry, had gut off to the wield:um hood of the fort of hisiglsur ; 15 gnus arra milieu sailboat any bas; besides Ilwse 46 were taken it, Palates, soil name ill the Peisbwa's camp; large quantities of intionituitiun have likewise hems taken. _ _ . _The army is now its full march after the Prishwa, who, it is rasioturetl, sotrods to Alerts to Pumas, or holds that lass. guayr to encourage hi. troops. Tritobotrkjee his rut )rt joitorl • —ult. tlarr f !Moon 011 11118 erste peal, or pu tory tot the Pets is oe.ti know.. Eldred from us Itrport from Biir,ailier-Grmeral Smith to Licitleimut-Grurrol Sir Mars K.U.K. Cum mititiirr-in-Ctsiet. at Bombay, dated Camp, at Julgaum, _ _ Nue. 2D, 1817. Mr. Elphinstone informs me he is endeavouring to send a cossiut to haocuote, mud 1 avail myself of this opportunity to acquaint your Excellency will, what has pared slime the force left Poona on the did Instant. We bail a nto4t difficult task its ascending the little nhore Gloat with the heavy train, ou the 2341, which was not ac. complished till late at Hight ; luckily the enemy did not attempt to defend the Ghent. or it would have cost me many liver, and tau or these days. 1 was obliged to halt uu the Roth. We saw nothing of the enemy till we carne to Jerjuory oe the 241 h, here lie sheered from four to Gee thousaud horse uu both Haiiks of our column; we pursued and disperved one body of about two thousand, w ills the second cavalry and the artillery gallopers, hut with little caret. the cavalry being completely hrulken dawn 11941 nselcaa, from the Mom sant forced marches they bare made for titan) mouths past. The second body Of the enemy being upon the rear, and the march being verf longr(terehty-four miles), they took off from "fres to twenty hollueks The road was part of the way winding through hills, sad it ass impossible effectually to Myer the whole of the baggage. In the course of the day's skirmishing slit:enemy, by reports from their own camp, lust about twenty mai and several horses; we hail no one hurt. I Issued the Nrrrah, by the blase, the same evening. lye the 241115, I marched to the bottom of the Salpee Pass. (hen the 17th, we lodged to refresh before entering the Pam, as the mammy threatened greet opposition. The following morning (yesterday) we ascended that Ghent, and iierfeetly utienulcsiesl till we reached the top, where lie riseinrehewed about sin headiest loose and threw a few roekets. 'lime advance moult drove them back with but. They gathered strength as they retired its our front, and towards the close of oar march shared froiu 3 to 4,000 men in front, and about as matey MUM being upon our rear. We opened the gallopers upon them two or three times in the emirs*. of the march, and with great effect. The 2.1 Imitation of the Oili regiment, wider Major Thatcher, bad the rear guard, and took an opportunity of masking a gal loper, nailer a division of aesiltaries, which his enemy were p truing to charge; it opened with grape, and did great flirtation; and t h e enemy throng's the day could nut hare hat fewer than one lisiailred sal twenty men; we had out bewilder Sell our Welly slightly speared. In the march this niorithig he was consequently very shy; bat as the close of it he sheered shoot five lIMISIIII.I horse out of range; as the liti tort mile:merit they retired shoo ly ; the nature of the grotool enshlril me, however, to posh upon thrum rapidly, nispeneived, till we insetted a ri.itig ground, whew we found them furnoil, an.l witl.iu rouge; all the eal. Wpm% and • light live sad half inch buwitser, innaleshatsly opened upon them with great effect ; sod, as ataal, they stied is aoufasi,.n ; tbey lost many melt mod hunts, hat I have nu irport• yet of the ansonsist from their owe camp. On the whole I think I um assure pour Excelleocy that every thing is goingun prutiperonaly. It is to he lasismateil, certainly, that the enemy will out fight, or that I hove ant esvalry to skive them to a distance; but I think every day's espenuteol of his prom-sit system is alarming suit disprraiog Ms tarn, and that he will was give it sip. We have nu didi titbits whatever, but want of grain fur the followers; but the distress has not yet bent sof a nature to oblige tbrm to leave us •' and. I hope, by protecting the country, and pay ing liber ally for all I take, that we shall continue to hod supplies enough to prevent extreme smut. The troops have to modem west fatigue; we seldom reach our grunted before two or three o'clock in the evening. frost the esecessily of keeping the whuk line ia the moat compact order, lint I am happy to assure yoor Excellency of general good health, sad the highest spirits in all ranks. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • !boa Inbabgbilit. t A saessritgen -142 w MILITARY PROMOTIONS. it ar-o.ocs. April IT, ISIS. 313th animist of Fiast--Gesieral George Dos ' from the teith Foot, to be CAskiael, vice the Honourable Henry St. Jolin, deceased—dated April 4, ISt& 54111 i ditto—Lieutenant',Zeurral Sir Joh* Mamy, Bart. from doe 3,1 11/,sl ludas Kellwood, I u be Gilead, eke Me Hu. anorable tkapple Norio*, dcresseil—slabsd Mardi 31, 1818. OW, ditso—Lieeletaul-Geseral Sir Thomas Ilislop, Berl. from the half-pay of the Sth West India Rezieurost, to Ise CoMeal, rim Ibm, appointed to the eumommi of the 36th rout—aut.-4 April 4, ISIS. 3J Wr■t India Reginamei— Maim General Sir James Kempf, G C. It. from the COth Fool, to be Colonel, ♦ire Sir Joists Alairaay, appointed to the communal of the 56th Foist— dish d Marcia 31, ISIS. GARRISONS. ......... General Albemarle, Earl of Lindsey, lo be Governor of Charleroust, ewe the Honourable Chapple Norton, de evated--dated March 31, 1818. General Sir Ile* Dalrymple, Dart to be Governor of litrork neva Carib% vice the Earl of Liudsey, appointed Governor of Cleo lea:lout—dated March 31, 1818. DAN li RUNT! ES SUPERSEDED. J. %Valois. of Halifax, York, merchant. J. Iliuncliff, of Lightcliffe, Halifax, Yurk, dealer. BANLRUPTS. Casual Robinson, of Spalding, Lincoln, dealer. to sat render. May 6, 7, and 30, •1 eleven, at the White Hart Spalding. Attorneys, Messrs. Gaunt and Loftus, Lamb's- Gonilailt•street, London; and Messrs. Foster and Bonner, Spalding. Joseph Parish, of East Teivmmouth, Deems, dealer in musical instruments, to mareMT, April 22, May 5, and 31), at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attorneys, Messrs. Collett and Cu. Chancery-Nue, London ; and Mr. Turner, Exeter. Robert Beauchamp, of Coventry-street. Haymarket, Mid alma, lace-dealer, to surrender, April 23, May 2, sad 31), at eleven, at Guildhall. Linden. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, Warwick-square, New:ate-street. Joseph Wake, of Newcastle-under-14ne, Stafford, mer cer, to surrender, May 1, at the OlRce of Mr. Spamoa, Newcastle-reader-llue, 2, sad 30, at eleven, at the Rue Buck Inn, Nesveasile-uuder-Lyne. Athaineya, Mr. Wilson, Kin; s Bench-walk, Temple, Loudon sod Mr. Sp ariuw„ New. John Miles, of High Holborn, Middlesex, linemdraper, to surrender, April 25, May 3, and 30, at twelve, at audou. Attorneys, Messrs. Mayhew, Price, and 84nis, Chancery-Irue. A nil' ew Burnett, of lisle-street, Westminster, Middlesex, cabinet-maker, lo surrender, Apiil 28, May!, and 30, at eh yen, nt Guildhall, Loudon. Animist', Mt. All. is, Carlisle stsert, John Eros!, of the Grange road, Bermondsey. Su ney, vie hustler, to surrender, April 23, May 2, aid 30, at teepee, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Sir. Whitton, Gseat James-strset, Bedford-row. John Sage and Thomas Ponsfrett. of Maidstone, Kent, millers, to surrender, April 25, May 2, and 30, at twelve, at ( "I'llmils Laws. Attorney, Mr. Benton, Union-street, Sonthwark. Thuntas Cave, of Hinilley, Lancaster, dealer, to surrender. Mat 11, at Nee. 12, at trio, and 30, at twelve, at she Ilaek i'.lh'•Ytue, Lsocabssr. Attorneys, Mr. Ditclifield, 11'ixass ; and Mr. Ellis, Chasierry-lane, London. 'Elusions %Villa's, late of Great Queeu-street, Liaeolo i• tau-fi. Ids, Middlesex, iroumnisger, to surrender, April 23, at one, May 2, at i else, nod 30, at ten, at Guildhall, Loads's. Ailiirue)s, Messrs. Mayhew, Price, and Stylus, Chancery lane. _ Thomas Mrrell. late of Leominster, Hereford, butcher, to surrender, April 27, 28, and Slay 90, at chew's, at the Falcon Brontyard. Attorneys, 91r. Harris Leominster; said Memos. Burke anal Cu. Chancery-lane, L ondon. John Honour Cruneloy, of Great A lie street, Goodman's fit Id*. Loudon, sioril.naerthant, to surrender, April 25, May 2, and 30, al ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Afr. Graham, Barnard's Inn. _ _ 'Mamas Hack, of the Hear garden, Suulhwark, Surrey, anekae•raailh, to surrender, April IS, May 9, and 30, at teretrr, at Gil MIMI, LAltllklle. Atturueya, &IMES. Clinton and Carter, Iligtratrett,Southwark. TRICK OF SCGAR. The *venire price of Brown or 3luscorxdo B o mar, emu pnteil front ilie Returns made in the week ending the 15411 day of April. 181111, is We. UV. per hundred aright, exclu sive of the Duties of Customs paid or payabic thereon or the importation thereof into Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Average Priers ofCues of England and Wales, by the Quarter of Light Winchester Bushels. and of Oatmeal per hail of 14011 w. avoirdopoise. from the rrturus reteiveil in the week ended the llth of April, 1818. Wheat. R)e. Batley. Oats. a. d. a. d. a.d. e. d. 80 10 55 8 51 1 34 1 Berne. 1 Pease. I Oatmeal. 1 Beer ur Big. s. 4. N. 4. a. 4. a. et ' LS 16 2 34 1 (Dividends sad Cerflfleales eta ow next) MEETINGS OF CBI:PITONS AT GUILDUALL M. ii. E. &soften. 3now•bill, dealer 3 10 C. T. Crackl..vr. Spiral-fields onarbie.narrehaao J Hind', Lim pool. smasey-scrivesker C. Coles and Cu. Eleet-stret t, otatiusarrs T. Liddiard, late of Chiswell ',wet. plunalptr J. Headrest., l'aubridge.plaer, mr rchaut ..... DI VIDF.NDS. 11. Daniell, Greek-street, coach-maker T. Hearn, Clrnrrut'e•inue, merchant T. Sedgwick, Clcm•nt's lane, merchant lO J. Whitehead and Co. Cult-mon street, bankers . It. N. Silver, Osfurrhstrect, haberdasher A Phillips and Co. Salterss.hall.cneri, merchants K. Lloyd, Clement's-lane, serinner It. Junes, Hainpsi t ail, broker lO It. 31:110U, late of Norfulk•rlrect, curer J. F. Schroder, jun. Crotched-friar, merchant H. Lanham, HOfell3lll, grocer W. Coates am, Co. Buckles-omq, winr.merr hints lO G. 111. I Mrs Lir, Nen.strreherpiere, wine-merchant CERTIFICATES. W. B Turner, late 07 Huddersfield, York, ntereloant.—T. elontnpion, of West-Ham-Abbey, Essex, farnter.—T. of Newton Abbot, Dere., isuiholdcr —G. R. Lapstik, of ert• Without, Loudon, tailor.— I War.l, of M it tun-Alitudt, Devon, Weston, of Lower 'Theme& street, irocavouirt.—J. Warr, of Orsreaend, K. ut t Eruct r. TIIE TUR NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 11124. VIIIIIAY, APRIL 17. A Suleseriptitua Plate 01' 501. fur tt year.olds, en rry OM ; 3 year-olds. Bsl blb ; 4 lean-obis, est. 1316.:. slrar 4,11.4, Om. 411 b. ; i year-olds and agt.l, Ost. 81b. 1/.11. Lord Wars icles is e. Troubadour, 3 ors ..b1 Slr. Harr bt. e. T. litre's, by 7hsitidesimrll,3 Lora Stawell's etc f. The Ausbalmadrrre, 3 Ira r. 1.1 -~.s-. ~~ _ ~ 1 The Judge placed but 3 —3 to 1 ;apt 'Frusahad,,ur The Port Stake; of 100 gs. CULL h. IS. cults, Rd. 711..; fish, 4, 41b T.M.N. The Gomm of the secum4 hoist to with draw his stake. Mr. lAA br. c. Gazelle Mr. Shoirlicw. r's h. c. Manfre-.1 Lord Folry's ch. r. Young Wizat.l Duke of Rutland's eb. t. Sylvausts by kith= Mr. Stouebewur's br. f 31aufmla Four Is-441 forfeit. 3to I eget Gazelle-2 to 1 apt 3laufacd-4 to 1 apt Young Wizard. Sweepstakes of 15r. each, ftst. ends. T.Y.C. Mr. U'ibuii s 1. by Mello, out of don Mr. Itupli's b.f. by Orville, wit of Tobosa Mr. Watvois's f. by Ccrvauu•y item by tikyscruper...,,,„ 3 Evru betting ou 11r. Rush's b. f. by Orville. - Mr. f. by Waxy, out of Driaeir, fht. 41h. heal Mr. Thornhill's brollirr to Cwrw, Sat. 71b. D. M. 2041 v. fl-7 u. to 4 apt Mr. Giluy's f. by Waxy. Mr. Vaiisittares f. by Juniper, out of Selina, 7st hi as Duke of thaftun's c. by Eaton, Bit. 71b. Y.C. 64.- 6 tia 4 ago Mr. Vatisittart's f. by Jumper. Sweepstakes of 200 v. each, h. ft. D. M. Sir J. Shellry's r. Owe Paul. by Welton,(4.t Wk.... my. Duke of Grafluit's r. 31.eutoalia, by Waxy, Sat. Sib... pd Mr. Watsou's e. by IValtou, out of Beggar Girl, 8.1. 416. 1.4 Mr. Witgout's Carllue, Bat. rec 150 g a. from Duke of Rut• land's Fandango ' list. 71b. agst A. F. atOgs. Mr. Wilson's Cantaaa. 7,4. 121 b rec 50ge. f,orst Dukc of Rutland's /thuds, 8.. 13. b. art T.Y.C. 100 gs. POLICE. -....-. ZOW-ITREIT. HORSE STEALING. On the sight of Thursday, ur early ow Friday morning, two horses were stolen from Kiseklebury IRMO, Yattiugtuu. Berks, the property of Mr. E Shepherd. In consequence of information, James Foster aid John Fidler (two of the boric-patrole belougiug to this office) traced one of tla as to Lein the possession of Mr. W. Watts, of Grienwirb, tad the other ie the possession of Mr. J. Townsend, of Kent. The account Mr. William Watts gave of his possession of the stolen horse was, that lie purchased it 4.1' Mr. John Bartholomew, slums be stated to lit e at tirn'uwilh , who said he had boughs the horse at Smithfield Slatket. Mr. Juba Townsend, of Lewisham, stated that he ha•t bought the bone found in his possession of a mats of the name 0f Joseph Bartholomew, of Greenwich, who he lied known six or sevtu years, and who told bins at the time h.: sold bins the horse that it belonged to his uncle, also IlUi.l it through distress. 00 John and losepb Bartholomew being found out aril examined as to their possession of the stolen 11011.11, ■od they nut being able to give a satisfactory account of them. selves, they were brought to the Mike, exaissiocd 4J14 charge of stealing the louses, and committed. RECORDEICS REPORT. Satins's!. the Recorder made a Report to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent of the fol lowing convicts under sentence of death gate, sit.— Robert Clayton, fur 'lcahn* , goods in a dwelling h.•n.r Charles Barkley Pringle, for alike offence; Michael Kt, for burglary ; William Dickens, fur a like offence; tt.olt Bishop, fur liuuse-brealiiug; James Rani, for sterling ita dwelliugAsuume ; John Ward and Harriet Skelton, isig forged Dank notes ; Thomas Cope, for stealing a dwelling-house; Jobs Weber% fur burglary; Moires Ready and Thomas Gossip, for stealing in a dwelting.huuse and John Miller, fur sheep stealing—when Juba and Harriet Skelton were ordered for execution on Friday. The rest were respited during pleasure. Several hovels, ricks, lee. have been, within the lio firs months, destroyed by Ire, in the parish of WellinMoomigli, in the county of Northampton, and as there is ties, reason to suppose that the same have been occasioned by the acts of some evil disposed permits unkuoult, is free pardon is offered in Saturday night's Gazette, by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, to any accomplice giving information that may lead to the conviction of the pe sun sir persons who actually set Ire to the said hovels sad ricks, anal a reward will also he paid 011 each convictiou by the v see. l owners of Iles said premises. The amount of the iliff.crut rewords is 7101. Kelly and Spicer, the two boys sentenced t>• death fur passing forged Bonk notes, but wchu•e execution was respiteil in consequence of tiunry being suspected as enticing ►hem to commit is aet, are to he transported to New South Wale..-- They, together with Chapman, the resurrecti o n man, are now on board the /tet►ibation co .viet ship, at Sheerness, waiting the arrival of the Choy. tradition, to convey them and several when, It/ Port Jackson. The Princess Elizabeth packet Las arrised at Falmouth from Rio Janeiro, alter Inning been 1.11. en on the gist ►March, in lat. 18. long. 35. and drred of the bullion she had on board, by two pl - vessels under Spanish colours. Mail bonk. We have received accounts from New South Wales to the Bth of Septeniher la►t, and Zone the pleasure to announce the safe arrival at rt Jackson of the Alaturah, Captain 51. K ussot K . in the uuusually short space of four mouths a n d one day from the Nure, with _convicts and tionna Not a single in►tance of mortality bud occurred tin board, and all the convicts were lauded in health and spirit+ ; and such hail been the excel lent regulations of the Master and Surgeon, that the necessity of inflicting punishment had urt arisen. The colony was in the mist ilourAing condition. The Pilot, with convicts hum Coil., for whose safety some appreheusions bud arisen, had arrived, and would shortly proceed to V. 4., Dieman's Land. There were al-n there, the Ma tilda, Canada, and Dick, which harl recently ar. rived with troops from Cork. The Lord lthloio, Capt. LAMB, was daily expected, baying been part ed with by the Alniurah off the cast of Lliazil, slI well. PRICE OF STOCiI 3 per Ct. 1ted...791 78i 79} 3 per Ct. Cons SOil 791 80k SO 4 per Cents 971 I 5 per Ct. N. Asm 107 Bank L. Ann. So 9-16 ON SAIL RDAY. ludic 11.1 s. 97 95 97 I.r. E5.11t11,,2 119 io 1 4. Ditto, 21...g1 14. Lottery Tseket• 191. to • C 0,,.. for A. e.....5u3s 79i so 3 LoN DUN ruined sad ralltsbal at tar 4. Nu. 1 . 27, thread where Advertisements are receive•:, An. • pest ptiJ) most be addreme4l.....C. 81111TH, N Clement's lee, reinter—J. 'rims, No. 127. stand. Pub!i.iiet. • Sir otrole, 4 Ilwett, Rol) H, Mr. Tto SIItII,II Diana I Nucnlpt grrgui, The pi Jane*, 31 The gb every Ev To-ners sow Scec Balled lit otaracter lir. Tree) Os, Thu Tlir: I)I AND LA The I)uk 'VII R Will (-mum Two Actg. Si Sir 111 r. S•ni,ll /)artio I, 111 Arti r Ar, Lit I Thr,•e Al JIJIIIIIIA I rollql2 , lil NI,. 114•ror Creekk), Ali posralice IU 141 Act I 111 Art II In Act 111 fir the Stunt To which wi Dramatic Traci-Con IL:ockayne' 'l'lli Chara 'ell. Mr CI lowelt, Mr Ilia Baum In Act I. 1 tilt. Enzwi Adit I'n Lov, ctrrotal Sizo b4"*ltt." &Pic from •t Act 11. hard a n d ion,•• 'by 111 (re %Devil.' s the cow .Catcs ut 1 !axes Cr.—. Ilept for 1 10. 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