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...1.16 • .4.111, . . . .~,~,..+5.rs crop or destroyed oil las "et by die exertions of MON; EBrien, Lieutenant 200aleys sal blastula's; Harvey' of the C4etanaiasuiat. Retail of Casualiks in Iliy tlyesehmeel trader ihr compiled •of Rrtendter Oenersl fr yd win. else Aaiun at Jobbat. . • ape., on the 19th Decrunther, 11117. 11-rank anthill* kilted; 3 *Seers, lsetjsaalyts rook so file, . : • wounded. • _ _ wonorleJ. •Itienteriant Pope; Ilth*Native Cavalry, severely. terninly ; Ltristelanst Ma!, 17th Fuot, severely, nut ilengertrealy Lieutenant Nkbelson, 17th Font. ilightly. H. DESPAKEI, ALB.. • Emmet from • Report from Majoe.General Brown to the A:Marini General, dated Camp, utar ltanspourah, 10111 • January. 1818. I have the Annum to report to rm, for the informatiam of • tWe Mod Noble:the Commander-in-Chief, that having good . • information 1 .arched from Aaroile this morning, and sue . .. • _tooled in snipriaing the remnant of H.sikar'a infantry sad a . . • body of cavalry nuder Maim Sing, Bushels Beg, and Roslyn in the town of Rampoora. ••• 1 " The rmolt is that Palm Song is a primate is wore/asp. sad there is a repurt that Roshen Khan is amongst the alai*, t- : Vitt it .wants eimBrmatitm. We have taken about one how. • 'tired horses and much other baggage, and the number of •• • •bnlcil,ll,l4 wonorled most he nearly double. Owe own kiss is • • ••• :way one killed. The force of Ole curiay was reckoned ~pat t i er lusathed horse and two hundred infantry. • atmer from a Report from Brigadier-General Munro to • the Honourable Monotatuart Elphinstone, dated Camp, Ands port., 'll y 15, 1818. . have the honour In report, that after the defeats of the orermy's force before Sholapore on the 10th blatant, prepario • were immediately begins for the surge of the place ; hot from the difficulty of proctoring materials, our batteries sera .not ready tr. opm. nalil t h e enormity; of the litho The Sue *as 69 w. fl directed, that hefore noon a breach was orally made Os the water wall, when a otesiome was melees' from the Killedor, ',questing that hostilities might erase, and that he WIOI,III give up the plate •t sunrise next morning l'he trona were agreed to, and the garrison marched out at the lime appointed with their arms sod private proper•• ; t6ty were accompanied by Groom. Row Phaokea, who had "vim inio the fort on account of the wound which be received ,on the InAl. have hen greatly indebted to Lieotennot-Colonel rymple, commending the artillery, and to Li. ..tenant Grant, I of the rngineera, for their ahle serrices and to all the Olio • cc.• at..l ii.en of the force for their meritorimi• exertions dui pug the churl but active operations of the siege. 'Patrol from Division Orders, dated Camp, before Shuts. • purr. May 11, Iblll, by Brigadier General Mature. . The 011irer iontiiianding asingratutates the force on the ci.w.1.1..1.• ass, c- of the uperationa of yesterday ;he requests that Brigadier General titillater will accept his sincer.st shanks fur hi. able slid Realm., *twelves with the reserve in •opoortioe the columns which escaladed the peitah, and in defeating the &meek made by the raemy with their infontry and guise; hi. hest thanks are also doe to Colonel Hew lett, C B. for the tool and steady manner in which lie direct ed the escalade, and to Lieutenant-Culoeel Newell and Ma jor Cite., fir the spirit with which they esealaded at the brad of their ortpective (visitant', and drove the enemy from the petinh: 91uch of the memos is to hr attributed to the • leellrin tiring of the artillery under Liras -Colonel Dalrym. plc, Ay which one of the enemy', tumbrils oat blown up, and their lines thrown into cindosion; and to the gallantry of that valuable officer in bailing the colorise which charged the enrol, and raptured three of their gnus, iu which ser. vice joined by lieutenant.Culutiel Newell from the ototah - Tie Commatolino Officer retina. his thanks to - Lieutenant Giant, of the engisseers, for his useful vertices in recommitritig She petish and guiding the columns to the points of eiralade ; and to Captain Smithwaite and the Officers of the pioneers who plated the prelim: ladders ; and he has great phloem In expressing kis approbation of the Lek , vittor of every Officer and maw employed in the attat . k, tor the whole seemed to be animated by owe spirit of lie most Determined courage. 'I be Officer etimmanditor the fairer ban received s report Omni Brieadier-Georral Prissier of his pnrsitit and attack of roe enemy's iotentry yieter.lay evening: anal he has much geatibra eeeeee lu observing, that the remora. ha. far exceeded hie most sanguine expeetattons. He remind speak too highly in praise of the conduct of that dion i quisyled ° s eer oat this urea • :he thanks C.aptala Chadwick for the able foamier in whirh he executed the Beigadier.GeneraDi orders, *cal fur his judicious bravery in not allowing his men to use heir wools until they had paused through the whole length the enemy's eolomo : be also thanks Captain Munro, of 7ah rrgiineat of cavalry, who commanded the 'wailer' b ort ,, tor toe s ervice which be rendered them, and Lieu. tenant Dielteuson, of the artillety, for his managenteut of the guns, as also Captain O'Donoighue and Lieutenant Dunn, of the Assistant Quarter-illaster.Generat's depart. ti.nt, sad Lieutenant Grant, of the esigineers, who acted as bite lirigolier-General's Staff. The Commaudiog Officer is muck, indebted to all the °Aerie and meal sif his Majesty'. 22d light dragoon*, for their gallant b. haviour in this affair; and be congratulates the force um the important influence which it most have en the four. op. rations of the war ; for,jsiined to the previoos *access of the.morniag, he considers it as leaving annihila. tee, as a military bully, the P. ishwah's infantry, which had be.. so long formidable to the country. By order, WAL. JOLLIF., A. A. Geo. Extract from Division Orders, dated Camp, near Sbolapore, Mary lea. ISIS, by Brigadier-General Munro. The Commatolieg Officer congratulates the forte on the sorreadcr of Stutterer* this morning : this important event has been greatly accelerated by their gallant efforts on the loth 'Besot; which, by dispersing the enemy *, mays re moved every obstacle to the immediate comsseecinsent of site tinge. Lieutenant-Colonel Dalrymple is entitled to pleat maise tsar hoeing, in a few hours firing, nearly effect. rd ■ practicalle breach; and the Commauding Officer begs, that Liettierant Grant, of the engineera, will accept his boat tbritiks t sa r the skill 'lowa by him fa selectiog the positives NC the batteries. By order, • WAL. !OLLIE, A. A. Geo. &(tetari from a Letter from Lieutenant Setberlasell, to Major Pillars, Acting Political Agent in Beret, dated Camp, at Arnim, Ist August; ISIS. seeemyself the honour to inform you that Duremoler, and Lis bowlllser are our prisoners. •Feent autelligoace received during the marches the night otter •ilitli, I changed the direction from Dyson to i p u by, .a Lids plate I reached a little before day-break ou tbe more ime Of the:lst, sad surronniled it with a few men who had crier tip for mare miles at a gallop; the place was afterwards Motel) lotrested, and two thirty feet ladders being pearly by tetwe ON-lech,yreporathwas were made for an earshide. wartiroo threw epee the gate to seetivesmy party, and stead tio defrod it sword in laud. Shades Khali &deemed with a essaireso and determinative st bleb would have dune I-tiottor Sit any tromps, planted his ladder, and advanced onwards the body at the place to meet the other party. I was wounded at the gate sad rendered sea ble to advance, bat sit Mini we bad mode as esample of the fellows who bolyabsotly defeaded 11; the two parties, however, ad d, and carried tarry thing before them, dryer the garrison from Lactic* to boaftue, and at length came to the one where Dar ionic* had hams poet wale • • few mew; they threw dOws 11:eir arsos, sad bore Domeier and his brother were made in • WWI.. the air is of considerable strength, and bided as • epistle fur thieves and vagabonds' II is a sqtraie aurae' hundred cud arty yards with eight bastions ; the (arrival were chiefly Be iejarties, and fonght with the adenoid deter: ositua, neither giving up their arms, 'fur taking qharter, a ;crept Danaajaesod his small pertopner loss is therefore, • •de sereuut this 4atr w published it, W distill, of Veto/ier 11011111, p. 1919. t This is the seeks referral is is the Genesi Order.( 96 1. Seemlier 1119, published is psge DU sr this Q. safe. 4.0 0 .... ' ,„,.......Jlllllllll4llllllll • :is y. .... Ilu!••,•ite t •• ••• •••• • .1 '414. Vnien.. t .• • i le .., 141 *eh 'el eidaNtilloi ilmolitbl 1111" the brownest, annex. .•- •. 1 , ••11 • • ".l t 1 easiest conch/de wilbonf,ol/Allogilligrerit kotbssto in iW sews, particular manner, dureNillohlettitylatottat 1111611mnedls Aaiun Mum, volunteered*/ sad to vdoise 111 lelligetice and lord it morel' of. for-1741re miles, the decked and , • • ginable,l'osee every thing. . Retorts If Killed and Wounded at Duby op _the: July, .11116. • • . . 1 • • ; S liorsethcli• IVonnettd--71..ieufenant Elotherlautit It horsemen. .• •• J.:SUTH ER LA N D, Liestessaut Cutunsanding. ' • Copy of a Leiter from the Honourable Musintstsart Elphin stone, to 314 Adam, Chief Secretary in the Bengal Go vernment, dated Poona's, 16th September ' 1818. Stn.—l do myself the honour to fornardfor the informa tion of the - Most Noble the Governor-General, copies of a leper tinder date the 10th instant, bigethee wide 'event ea closures transmitted by Lientenant-Colunel It Durrell, shriv ing the ease alties at the riep• of Malligaum*, the streugth of his detachment when it commenced operations, and the number of forts teal felt into nor hands its ronsetpsence. 1 have the honour to be, lice. M. ELPHINSTON E, Resident. List of Hill Forts, &eh+ the Chattolore and Sysdoere magi, of anosentains, that frit ur surrendered in ronsequesisto a • the aisrersa of a detachment of the Millirem, army,' osub mewled by Lieutenant-Col. A. M'Dowell, between the 4th April and - I4:h June, ISIS. 1./uhi Tashi, Itsdilair, lodrie. Moorage, Trimberk, Ramteige, Centre, Kole Ether, Ketches, Khomeini, Rhos la, Maremida, Eyeruntell, Alrklla, Newt., !Mier, Heyohn, Daahrismorly; Gernamtli, 'Cursor., Tringlewarch Ruele, Maintchfussy, In andeisb Mallt garm. A. M.DOW Commanding n detachment or the Hyder abad Subsidiary Fumed. Copy of.a Letter from Colonel Huskispon, of his Majesty's 6iih Regiment, to She Honourable Mossotstuart Eiphiii 4101t1, dated Camp, before Antishicir, November 30, 1819. Sta—lt gives me the greatest antisfaction to have to an nounce to you for the information of the Most Noble the Governor-General in India, &t. /at. that the fort of Amid ueir sarrenderril unc.indiiiimally to the force I have the I 00000 uur to comsnand, about noon this flay, where as anon as possible, Brevet Major Horn, of his Majesty's 67th 'mi. meld, by ley orders occupied the whole of the gam and fort, with part of the Rank companir■ of that regiment. This ►c, vice, I am happy to say, was effected without firing abut May I request your respecting the disposal of Ally Jensailar and his followers, who are now prisoners iu 111. The particulars of this with a detail sball be forwarded iu the course of tv-morrow. I has e, S HInKISSCON, Colonel, Commanding troops at Casidrisb. Extract from a Letter from Mr. Mai Murk. Political Ageot in Bundler 1111 l I, to Mr. Mani, Chef Srcrrtary to the firnonl Guverunient, &lid Camp, Gurra Rolm, 30th Octulw r, ISIS. The fort of Gurra /Cutts i was this rimming taken pos session of by the army of Waists*. The garrisuo were permitted to marl b out with their arm. Extract of a letter from Captain Stewart, Acting Resident with Sciudiah, to Mr. Adam, Chief Seriatim to the Bengal Goverument, tinted Gwalitir, December I, 18111. I liner the hunitstr to transmit, for the information of the Must Noble the Governer-General in Conneil, Captain Blacker's report of the affair with Dhuktil Sing. Consider ing that this i■ the first occasion un which the contingent has been engaged isatkuot the 'tipped of the British troop's, his Excelkocy will, I doubt nut, appreciate the stradioras anti resolution with which they behaved, psrtictila►ly when opposed with such gallantry by the Rajpoots of Kurhwe warm!), who bare hitherto bees regarded by the itabrattas with considerable awe. It Is evident that the good conduct or the contingent no this occasion is to be attributed in a great degree to the order and subordination introdoced into the corps by Cup Nip Blacker, and to the essmple of courage aad resilutitso set lo them by that officer, to whose couduct I stay therefore be again permitted to dr aw the attention of his Excellency the Goventor-General. Extract from Captain Blarker's Report, enclosed in the pee. ceding, dated Camp Parwah, Sthtb November, 181 8 . Dhaka! Sing was at hitizoodeughur levying contributions, and threatened to proceed to ithelsa ; be had a force, it was said, of übout 3,001 horse and facie, His latter were cont. posed of Schuh", and he had also a small body of 'arse nicn of the same tribe. The Rajpoot bone formed a small but very brave body of men, Mid the remaiaJer consisted of I•iudarries or late adherents of Macre khan, uu whom no &voidance could be placed. On my arrival at Sewage (by which route I came to deter him from gulag towards Rheims), 1 was joined by captain Fielding with the second corps of the cuutingent. Dhnkul Sing moved from Maxoudengbur iu a northerly di. rection, and creased the Parbottee river west of Ragoaghur I followed bins, requesting Capiain Fielding to take a route to my right to prevent his entering the jungles of Keats's. warn. I crossed the Parbuttee an the 21.1, when, hearing that he was not far distant, I advanced at sunset with five hundred ut the British levy and 'lnlets hundred !Hebrew/ home.— Abont midnight I was assured by the villagers that he was oily five miles distant, sad halted such time as would allow the to reach his camp by daylight. He had, however, moved in the evening, and taken to the thick jungles which line the basks of the Purbuttee, asp. posing, as I have since beard, that I mould Not follow bile. I arrived at eight a. at., 14#1, at the grimed he bad left au boar before, and could perceive his party at interval' about three miles in front of me. _ _ . I punned as fast as possible ' bat the jungle was so thick, sad the ground so broken with deep ravines sad rocky mul lahs, that a single sower could with difficulty pass in must places. After proceeding about sic miles I 101111111 him drawn up on a small open spot, with his infantry soda select body of horse. The utmost 1 could muster these, twin to the Hacksaw of the jungle, was about tee headral British levy sod one hundred and fifty Martina horse, with which, as hr stood, I funned and moved demo ; he,•however, anticipated lay attack by charging us; a small party rescinded tbrungli the free, but some I believe relearned. This wait decisive of the affair, the rentaiader dashed their borers through the jailer, and being will sommted, while our cattle were fatigued, aeon camped from the pursuit, which was continued only a short distance; 25 or 30 were left dead au the leld, sad I ascertained from one of the wounded that they were his principal people. Two *lode jrniadars were among the number. His party deepened in every direction through tbe jungle. DhukuLSlag bineself was wentuded in three places, and was carried on a rut into Hiowda,to miles distant, on the right batik of the Par. bootee, akere be arrived alone; about YOO pinwale altogether reached that place, whteb was their resoltareses; ueci day he diagramed hes followers, and wish • few screams retinrdliti the thick jangles in the direction of tiarry, it is said. I cams here yesterday, when learniug of Captain ink lowan lakes up the pursuit, I deemed it unnecessary to proceed further. It was my intention to have proceeded to.toorrow across the river again, and, by • rapid moveriseat, endeavour to surprise Adjeet Sing(); but I hare just received a reply to my letter, lo which lee accepts the term, proffered to bile, rod as 11e wits urine!) previous to his knowledge of Dlookal Sing s 4 leave little doubt of his sincerity, and base dispatched liinClift to snoops's, Lim to my camp. bitted- from a . Report from • Britadier-Gramal .liwox to per ricipirosof itillwraltd Wounded here referred to, were• ptbllshed he the Geist& of lath Jaesary, 11119, Mtn 911. • • ' t 1. Coadeish. le &Widish's territory. C Ail** cod Motel Sic, refractory Chiefs of Repo sorb, a aillederry as the ieverairoot of litiodleh. ~ ~ , •., .. • Maiot-GSIIO7II it ARM Oeblerlooy, Esti. C row mailditt Itojpooeouo t daie4 Camp, vier Ajmer., Jemellll 1811111: • ' 1 bar Nee witiafatifoi• Sr JoAnne you of ror h.so pet he Plitialmi.r the foeftfled -carper( Atjewerraw. 'floe w11..1e of ibe ' , anima bate iiireberLoat and miaowed. • therl dim the lore, which it occmpicd by Major Lawry sod the tri batibboo 7th regineot. • • "Copp of letter from the Adjniant-General to lir. Aaam, Chief Secretary to the Bengal Government, dual July 45, 'DOB. Stst—l am directid by the Commander in Chief to trans., r snit, fur.lbe information of the Government, the accompany ing copy of • disp atch, dated the 3•1 instant, from Beige slier tune, to lßajoisiGeneral Sir David Ochterlony, and of its eorlosures, reporting 'his having obtained possession of the fort of Tamgerglitt and the eirriemstances which led to the earl, acquisition Of this Insportaist.plice. The Commander in Chief anticipates the approbation with which the Governor.Orneral in Council will view the judicious conduct of Brigadier Koos, to which, aided by the exertions of his troops, is to he allrihnle.l she early pw sessiou, without bloodshed, of so strong a foster's. I have, &c. JAS. NICOL, Adj.-Geo. of the Army. Eland from the . Report from Brigadier. General Knott, enclosed i■ the prreedise• Camp, gear Ajinere, July 3, 1818. In consequestee of authentic information which 1 haJ re ceived that the Rajah was extremely desirous of leerier the fort, and had even some hopes of making his escape, 1 re. quested Msjiw Cartwright to proceed to as arlminvird post fur the purpose of receiving him should he sneered in the attempt, if nut the battery was to hews§ Bring half au Moor after Major Cartarright's animal. I am happy to add that within the prise...flied time the Rajah llilUsrit socreriled isi gating suet, giviog up posoassion of she first gateway. I have the pleasure in add that we obtained possession of she furt at Sven w , sod I herewith transmit a copy of my de tachment orders of this day's date. Detachment Orders limed by Brigadier A. Knox, Com manding. Head-quarters, Comp, near Ajotere, 3.1 Jul., ISIS. In offering his eongratalations to the troop* antler his command on the surrender of the stuteg fortress of Taus gurh, Brigadier Knox feels it pectilierly incumbent on hint to I %press his belief, that ihesucceseful issue of this affier is principally it/ be attributed so the xee.laiss and spirited con. duct of the detachment employed in the operations of the Ist instant. The close and attentive reeontiois: • e of the town and fort of Ajenere, executed by Lieutenant Hall, of the Qatar. ter.Mastrr.General'i Department, and Ensign Gunton, of the Engineers, appear to have led to she Untio diate evicts*. Lion of the former, and to the consequent occupation of pro. pillions by oar troops of the greatest Importance to one mate sareess, while the decisive cm els gm the minds of the defenders of the fort, caused by the battery whirls loud been planned by the latter of these officers, affords the best test of its position hiving been judiciously chosen. To Major Boller, who votuutarily mideetook the super intendence of the artillery detail; to Captain Alden, of the 27th reeiment native infantry; LIPIlltlllllllll Pringle and Air, of the pitmen-, ; and eta rally in all the (Micros and men employed on this occasion, the %leather hews lesvc to offer Ine best thsokv. The fat dity with which, slitting a very stormy night, and its spite of great natural ohstacles, the battery was erected by the pioneeis, clearly ►hews how much mity be expected Imam the rervtecs of that rideable corps. In the judicious slut successful application of the tabour of the public to and cattle on this occasion. Lieu. tenant Suer', of the Commissariat Department, has esta blished an additional claim to that apl+robal` on the part of Brigadier Knox which his tinnier conduct had 1.1) justly excited. A. KNOX, Brigadier. Extreet from a Report from Lienteasat-Culmarl Baltlack, In the Adjutent.Grorrol, dated Haulm, 28ili July, IMIS. I ham the honour to report to you, fur she informetion of the Must Noble the Cuoussauder-iss-Chief, that Fut- freaked t was occupied on the reciting of the 46th instant, by two rtssallsbs of Skinner's borne, which, when 1 received intelligeoce of the piste haviog been evaeitateel by the abutters, I 'Wetted Major Feat tu detach from WOW to take puseession of it. Copy of a Utter from the Adjutant-General to Me. Adam, Chief Secretary to the Beard Government, dated 17th August, 1818. SIR.-4 sin directed by the Commander...in-Chief to re port, fir the information of the G rrrrr or. General is Goon. oil, that the detachment under the command of Lieitignant- C4lllllltel Thompson cained possession eaf the town of !Jidda. rajpourah nu the might of the 29th ultimo, with the tritling luss of four mete killed and ten wounded. 011 e column entered the town by the breach whirh had been made iu the wall•, and two ~then by escalade, Mad Lientenaat-Cmtuuel Thompson reports the good conduct of the officers ■nd troops employed ani the service. The fort stiU held ont.-1 have, &c. JAS. NICOL., Adjoined-General of the Army. Extract from a Report from Lieutenant-Colonel Thompson, C. B to the Assistant Adjutani-General, dated Camp, Illadarajpourali, doges. 2, 1818. I bcg knee through you to offer my congratulatiou to Illajor.General Sir David Oehlerluny, Bart. G C B. in the surrender last night of the fort of hladogiirh to the detach ment seder my command; the fort is at present occupi ed by a party of oar troops ender Captain Watsou, Id battalion 281 h, aud haunt Sing quits it as sour as cattle can be provided fur the cuavejance of his baggage. lie ex presses Nis intention of proceeding to pleura, and I have agreed Nu' assist him with the loss of carriage, cattle, end a tent for his j y; he is also to be permitted to diLpose of what grain he has in the fort, but in all other respects his surrender is stucuuJitional; I treat this arraogetnent will abet the Majur-GeutraFs approbation. I Cannot refrain front calling the Slajor-General's attention to Ike ',micar exertions, activity, aud cheerful endurance of fatigue manifested by the whole of the officers and men em plated in the precut operations; and I should conceive it all isjuraice were I nut to express bow much the successful insult is to be attributed is the unreinittiug exertions of Ensign Field, engineer, whop perseverance, although in a state of ill health, is higlifyinsritariows abd deserving of my best stooks. Major Boiler, awl the officers lad mew of the artillery, sea tallied the well.hliorto repot:oleo of that dlesingai.lstrl corps. and are availed to Me liiibeist 'The practit of the mortar and breaching batteries (the former twitter Ike consumed of Captain Percita, and the latter under Captain Graham, who Jealously volunteered his services to roninund the breaching batteries both against the 14/liil and fort) was moot niceness, to which, and the fire frem the other batteries, under Lieutenants Smith, Baker, and Whintleld, the earree der of the fort with w smelt a loss un our pan most be ■ttnbsted. Lieutenants Pringle and Aire, commanding the two coin patties of pioneers, evinced great seal, and the exertions and fatigue mine through in erecting Ilse several batteries, where materials were procured with so winch difficulty, IS ►ighly praiseworthy ; the ladders .1%4 which preceded the different colonise of east* upon the lowa were carried sad placed by the pielmers under the diteetioa of them sateen; mid the while &teammate kap been employed working day and sight we slice our arrival before the Hier. The several columns upon the UPWIII IMO COW. molded by Captains Leith, Arden, aid Widens, and the Meadisesa shown by the met during the attack, aad the greed vigilante thiertad after file capture ion the occopatiuri •y ear troops are-highly cioditable to sham officers who Were commasideil these alternately ; nod although wasurloos *prattles' was made, yet the determinating mud &dour • le the Reim, twit between Oudeypere sad JYIP•re• t I* Mt Mena essatry. • ~: , . displayed /iy IM officers and men its proof Mot no resistance of the enemy might have tendril them. to.Captni• Gooch and to Lieutensiit Doll, Deputy As. aiming-Quarter Master-Gement. I feel highly itidelneu foe the excellent luformattuit and istellieener obtained by threw, pfrf triscumistaare of which leas since tarited owl pettedly correct ; anti I Inv. farther to express Myst If under event obligation tu Lieutenant Hall for his 'migrations regardime the plan of smack arm the town, as aim his oval in the application of the means flu his power, as heist( in charm o f she Cuninumariat Department, It. the assistance of the r e . enter. Previous to Any arrival here the town and fort were ia. vested by she 2.1 local cavalry, stud our of s h e 2,1 ftgiffield 1111 lire cavalry, the Imam e,anneaudr.l by Captain Boris.", sad the latter by I.h-sadism Buret; mid I have much pleasure in reptiniux to the Alsinr.Genetal that !fgt. tails llorlaiw's arrangement* fur oariumultsig site place mad revealing commensuration with the country, were mieceinful, used that I hare exp.-neared every miiimaisce in hi. politic from Captain Durlime, and the detachment ander but cum. I have In acknowleiltte the unwearied at signior. I haw ceived holy Lorsiteloatilf Lloyd anti sly pets...till Staff, in trarryisix out the or . y atranertnents and details during the i.perations. I la* Ite aeration ihot Liwylenalit 11Joyal volunteered and did tutnntawd the pigmy uf support. Is. Captain Leith's minutiae patsy. Diylsiov °anima by 51ajur.Creneral flit D. Ochtertuer, p Mart. G C.B. efinsulandoug iu Hriolitiarters, Jrypoor, August 3, 1818. The Major•Guieral off. is, his hod thanks mid a...opals-. Whin" to Lieutenant-Colonel Thuiupoos, the officers sod men of his detachment, au the siarrsodur of Mad*. ajpoorst% a plate whirls for 'wilily a yrar resisted the titlarks of 701.. r khan, and whose g trrison h.rl hoit.tati their delerototatisto to die ill its defence with their Chia. The early subruiesion of this small but strong forl►ess,su►- roundel as it is by a deep awl wet dile*, cumin full ha make • ;ennui and most favourable inspromiou. contrasted as it must be by the protracted siege of Meer Khasi, and so Scow teary as it ass to the avowed ititention of its defenders, and the Major General, under all circumstances, conviilcrs it equally judicious awl Mannar io Lieutenant Calomel TI where tlie superiority was so manifeet, to yield In the Seat overtures of Thagnuor Barrat Sing, who is sal& cientl) ' , swished far his contumacy by the hoe of his/weirsl possessioua, which he Ins delivered over, and are mow occu pied by our troops. Tliouipsotes report of the zealous exertions, activity, and cheerful endurance of fatigue milli !Wed by the Officers and men are highly creditable, and entitle them generally to the Major-General's cordial thanks. The Lieutenant-Colonel has expressed himself in the most favourable terms of the zeal and active exertions of EusiK• Gartsaii, Field Engineer, though labouring under indispo sit . lie elan states that Major Butler, the Officers and men of the artillery have anotanied the well-known reputation of that .elistiogaished corps, aunt particularly alludes to Cap. lain Graham. who volunteered his services is the breaching batteries both against ilse town and fort. The artist exertions, zealous ■od cheerful services of the piusects, under Lieutenants Priugle and Aire, appear on this occasion to have merited the al.proliation which the Major.Gesieral has so ones bad occasiou to express of this must valuable corps. To Lieutenant ilall, Deputy Assistant•Quarter•!liaster. General, to whose correct isiforatation sail intelligence. as well as useful suggestions, the Lieatenatal-Cnlonel states himself highly obliged, the Majur-Geseral offers his best acknowledgments. _ _ The Lieuteniiii.Colonri notices the nondnet of Captains Leith, Arden, and Watson, who commanded the columns of attack on the tows, as highly creditable to those *lnters; also the judicious ■rrsozements made by Captain Burka', commanding a detachment of cavalry, fur the previous in. vestment of the town, and asslstaare after the arrival of the detachment. Lieutenant-Colonel Thompson likewise atknosriedges the assistance he received hum bis personal Staff, Lientiramits Lloyd and H•lienrir, sod expresses himself much indebted to Captain Gough, who was reqnested to proceed to Mada rajpoorali by the Major-Gesseral. The Officers elms distinguished are requested to accept the assurance of the blajor•Genrral's cordial concurrence in She sentiments expressed by the Lieutenant.Celonel. Limatenant Hall is relocated to pay to the two harkarrahe why gave him She first 3011 must correct deseripties of the fort, bd rupees, as a reward fur their intelligence and ac tt►ity, and suck smaller rewards to the most active of she men of his depariment as be Shiuks deserving, disehargiag the sane iu his public accounts. EDMUND CA ETU' RIGHT, A. A. General. Extracts from Reports from Brigadier-General Arseld to the Adjutant-Deseret. Camp, Swath. August 25, 1818. I have the homer to arqiiiiiut you of my arrival the day before yesterday at this place. Tile fort was given ep to us wit host hesitatius. The fort of Ransiah submitted the same as Sirseh. Camp, Nowak September, 111, 1818. I have received confirmatioa of the subjects in the Met ter rometry being perfectly quiet. I am hopeful that •the suirender of the eight following forts in the Desert of the Rickaneer Rajah's country will be attended with beneficial effects to the Rajah and to the Corn pony Duodena. herdasouk, Striate, Chourou, Zabirrea, Sulukuer,Gundelee, Bubadrs. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. -.Gm— rownworrn man n? 6. Arrived the Riga, Forster, from Havaiinalintril 11th hue; left (here the following ships:—Martsrel arid IVil. liars (no Trieste ; Waterton from London ; Blacker of Paisley ; Asia from Scrottoroach; Hope, from London ; Arad Walsittgbaas, Ann, and Hamer. FALMOVTII, •veuST 4. Arrived the Sarah and Marianne, Christian: from Bahia, in 59 d •ya ; on tha tittb alt, in lat. 49. long. 8. spoke the lleirra•, fosse Liverpool for Rio. Arrived off this port the Susan, Paton, front New Orleans for Loudon; and Thetis, Hall, Isom Q•eltee, in 43 days, fur the Downs. DIAL, AMOUR? O. Sailed the Phenix, Thompson ; and Reward, Guiltiest, for the River ; and John, Jackson, for Newcastle. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Marelsionews of Lac ier, Gilpin, front Java ; Phenix, •White, frurn Calcutta ; Asia, Goodwin; Park, Clark; mail Simon Tay lor, Meek, from Jamaica ; John Quatum, Gauntlet'. from Trinidad ; Zealous. Reed ; and the Blessing, from Quebec ; Jsasir, Freeman, tram Nevis; and Albion, Douglas, from St. Jain.. Came down from the River sad sailed, Ilse Tontine, Tur ley, for Philadelphia. Passed by • frigate from the westward for the northward. MEETINGS OP CIIRM7YIitv AT OunpuALL. 10-11/ORROM -..m...- 11. IT. T. Picklon. Hiatrneromith, grocer A. AWL, PaH.oosii, calico. furniture-rano blamer H. Lanham, Dorking, gruccr 3 10 C. I,a+, Miseries, victualler. H. Shout, High Holborn, vaunts J. Easton, late of York-strrei, babel° 2 13 DIViDENDs. _ _ J. Mousy, Bishapramie.street. cordwaium H. kfareb, Breathed, boot-maker It. %%slam, Friday-street, merchant PRIOR OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per Cost. Hot. 72i-711 1 India Mods..." 11 pr. 71 1 Ex. Bills. 4.. 1 pr. p... I 3 pert , . Cats... 71 ii Lottery Tickets 191. Itls. 4 per Costs.... 90 .9 °onion' .... 4 1n pr. 5 per Ct. N,Ana. 11/4 if I Coal. [or Ace. 71 Hi Bask L. Arm 19i 3-16 I ... , ..1, •:., ,•. i . IrEST* RN CIRCUIT. . - ...0..... EXEyt:R. ►RIDAY. AUGUST G. TOnti4 Or (NTIISIONS mom:mos. BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION AT BARNSTAPLE TIIK 'RUD v. silt 10 AINIVISAN MAUCH LOPell. Ah. MOOKR •prised the pleadings, 1111111 4 10 0 generally the various ruuttts in the informutati, charging the Defenthitt with 'AMOR/ steis of bribe. t and corrtipiton, in order to ptoctlfe his return the Ime,. i . g l s of 1114rustaples The points attempted to i.e estahlished pa►t of the preserietirrit will Iw f d fully det:o.,: in the evidence ; it will he therefine unnecessnr% to enter non a minute detail of the several charges. The Jury, after being oust is cnn•iderahle time, ret timed A verdict at the Judge's ludgiugs, at stre w •'duek, of—Not Gweby. KENT SUMilik ASSIZES. IDOTONZ, /1118137 6. Henry Laserrielge wan indicted for she wilted marabr d Richurd Sex, at Pemsworth, isy taring him divers nivrtel soessnels, bruise*, mod coutusiotie un the head, with a blud geon, of No valor. as the Isa of February, 1613, of Omit mounds, kc. M languisbed nail tete 7th al February, t o g died. This case excited great inieress, from the pea:albite eir. Cain...afters, and the haleness of . .the period at what's the Prisoner was brought to indict after the COMNISiItsI.OII of his °armee. At an early hour the Cow' was filled with specta tors ; sail, isulwillosiandsag She rare of the (Accra, the pressure of the crowd sass extreme during the whole trim, MI. ADOLPHUS in a moss able and eloquent address tad* Jury, opened the case against the Pm...owe, and emered into luminous and learaest expoodiusi of the lan, applying it with Ins usual ingenuity to the heft be sholekl have to tar before Skem in evidence. The following is • short outline of She rase:—Oa she id February, 1613, the deceased, a respertal.le fernier, was rtitlfillll4 house to his Iwur about seven in the evening, when he stensitVeil in his p.ih over • beadle of obits, which bad been placed Shire hy tar. Prisoner, • labouring man, who bed trusted with She deceased for shout • year and a half, mod had Shea hero dismissed, about six neualles before, for improper madam Upon recovering his fret, be cried out, " Who is Sharer and was answered by the Prisoner, who was rhea esttiac a slick in a hollow chase at banal. The deceased MlMl aerated with him for laying his sticks in the pablir fuot•path. Some •Itermilion ensue!, and the deceased reproached the Prisoner with having stadia SOUK of Stia hop, poke, anal having airsick him • slight blow soh a hazel stick, the PIISUMT fell opus him wish the bona:, bat (a thick stick) mime which he carried his sticks, sad knocked him doww, repeating Ins blows whilst doss. lie them told his son, a lad then about seven years old, who was with him, to go home, for he (she Primmer) mart stay and kill the deceased, or else he (the deceased) would transport him. The Presosier then returned to the deceased, and after beating hint most unnsereifally, eft him Air dead ; after which he returned home. Tile de. ceased lay the whole of the night bleeding prurniwly. The next morniug the Prisoner went to his work, and on as way desired his no. to go and see if the deenuel see where he had left Ines the pveceding sight. Tile boy slot so, and having fold his father that he was there still, tire Prisoner mid lie would not go that way, sod Idiot in smother direction. About tea o'clock the deceased was dist , vetet welteriagia lain Mood, but with life.still remaining. Hest. conveyed to his house, which was not far di/staid, and diedan five days afterwards. On the 3d of February the Prissier took leave of his family, west away, and having amassed feigned same, was working in different parts ad this earn. try, awl had escaped She hands of justice until-May lea, when the place of his retreat was accidentally diseetecril. To support this ease sa.isfactory lestinowy was calk.% arid some others tie yea of the Prisoner, who was ',eau, affected is giving his evidenee. Mr. WAIJOID subsisted at some length, but incr. s taidly in point of taw, shat she circumstances Koved en esidessee were such as wool.' only bring the ease sit ijee th , principle laid down by Mr. Josses* Foster, applicable tv.caaas of excusable homicide. The Jury, after deliberating about lye •inutes, fowl•I the Prisouer Gnilfy—assl be was sestesced to Os eiseratei or Morday Olds day). THE TURF. .4•1. LEWES RACES. THUMDAY, AVOUST S. fiweeptlaket of Sgt. with 264 a. added by the•Fen.l. Mr. Walker's bl. f. Gent Mr. Meguell's br. h. Seareemw 2 to 2 uu Gen ; after the heat 4 to 1 ott G. Gold Cap of 60gt. give* by the Tows of UM'S. Lord Egreinout's c ts. Silvertail ....... 4 I I Mr. Wafkrr'• bl. f. Gan 1 2 2 _ _ _ Mr. Metaled's b.m. Rose '2 3. 3 Mr Nelsen b. m. Trial, by Tragic .3 4 4 5 to 4 4. Adverted at starting; after the Arse heal, 5 Its 4 WI Gem i after dm seemed beat, 5 to 2 me Adverted ; woo easy. Wm' Plate. Lord Egrestoat's Silverfish _ 2 1 1 Mr. Roaverie's Haphazard 1 R t Mr. Walker's Sylvanite Mr. Beaverie's Zadiz Haphazard was wissisiog when ke hulled—distaare sarrJ. • Handicap of 00p. Mr. Walker's Lot Three Mr. Copped's Graiiinde Mr. H. W. Walker's Gem A good nee—sro• by a bead. HUNTINGDON RACES. TIMMIT, AVOUNT 3.. A Gold Cop of 100 gs. viltte, by roliscrabers of 10g.. each Three miles. _ _ _ Duke of Crofton's f. Sister to .Idir, 3 yrs old, est. 1116. 1 Lard Suliseld's els. e. by COMM 3 yrs old, lit 2 Mr. Welhes lir. 1. Gsonssoo.; 4 yrs. Ma, est. 1111. Lord F. allualner grunts br. e. by Orville, est. 41b 4 Mr. Calvert oases br. f. Thunderstorm, est. lib 5 GPlifflli Maslow musses Mr. Platers so. Chaim Mr. Felluwes swots b. e. by ethos, 4 yrs old id WIDMISPAY. &vent' , Pseuds fur 4-yr folds and upwards; Iwo miles. Id Sluff/airs eh. Is. Glowworm, aged, Ilst. 1316 1 1 Mr. Platers be. C. Gammon, Cyr. old, 7st. 61b 9 9 A regular Main of Corks was fought at the show, r ter , . between the Gentlemen of H uutingdumbire (Flew lig tool tbe Gentlemen of Canotrrregeshire teeder,, , 100. a battle. mad YOU Ilse ora.rirs, whith saal The Exeter Paper of Thursday sr' s. " This c ity was yesterday viiiittd with one of the most trenirii dons storms of thunder, lightning. rain. awl hail within the recollection of the oldest w hilnisio. The rain punted down in torrents, and hailstones of immense ►ise fell with such force as to break the glass of (many windows." DEATH. On the 114 instant, at Kellam:outs Palace, the Luty Y enuatesto Alultairorth, raglan a lb. Ate Loral Y Muksarartk, le her 90th year. --•--- LONDON : Printed sad Pehhibed fat the OS*, N.. M. thud; where Adiversireeseph are retrive4l, ar.s !titres (pret•psid) •M be edireeard—D. wit qv. I t neeteree lee, Prister—J. WHITE, Ne. Ir, Suva% Peinsba (