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t u - /2 7 Obi bt „ 4inicu .1 10 1111 'VIIIr b LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1818. NUM BEM 4985. PRICE Sr.VRN-PEN"E. CONTE Al - FS FOR MILITARY STORES. f•Julitii.ottae Dr 71111TUVNT, TRYAIIIJILY Cll44lStall, NOVI:11116a Wit, 1818. Qi 7 Cl - 1 Per 1.114 us are desirous of contracting KIP with thr Agt sit for Commissariat Supplies to furnish the following Ankles for the Current Service of that De partment, viz. Woollen Cloth, Serge, Bunting, Camblet, Bri tish Deck, Dories, Calico, Diaper, Streit:, Cotton Dresses, Stockier', Thread, Needles, Tarpaulins. Iron, Steel, Copper, Tin. Lead, Locks, Bolts, Binges, Icon end Copper Nails, Screws, Fire Irons, Tinware, Cotter", Brushes, Wheel and Hand Barrows, Coopers. Ware, Coal and ('urn Measures, Band Carts and Trucks, Ropes and Lines, Bricklayers, Car penters, Coopers, Smiths, Saddler., Turner., Plumbers, and Toth, Sieves, Wire, Spades tied Shovels, Pickaxes, Paints, Oil, Torpentinv.Glass, and &imp also the following Barrack Stores, viz.—Beil-sackisg, Ironmongery, Tinware. Belloas, Wheelbarrows, Coopers-ware, Coal Measures, and Brushes, may receive Particulars of the Contracts at this Olfice, between the hours of Eleven and Five, and deliver their Tender rated up and directed to the Agent for C uuruiat Supplies, marking thereon " Tetitl-r far Military Mores," on or before Toestlay the 131 h day of December (but none will he received after Twelve o'Clork en that day; nor will any Propowsl be noticed nailer made tot, or arinexed to a printed Particular, arlithe Pewee inserted ase Wont, at length: slur ruler a Letter t. suhjoiued to soch Proposal, 'signed by Ten Persona of known Property, engagiog to be value hotrod with the Party tendering. in the Rum expressed iu the Particulars fur the due performance of the Canteen. , • 7 - 2104.. c. EAST INDIA ROUSE, Novessfaiß 111, y• 7, • MIH E COURT of DIRECTORS or Me • 1 UNITED COMPANY at MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, teaks to tho EAST INDIES, do 404;e1 give 1 olive, , That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY, appointed to Its held on WEDNESDAY, the 16th December Next, is made SPECIAL, for the pur. pose of Taylor before the Proprietors fur their soprobation, agreeably tt the 19th Seet, of the 6th Cap of the Com patty's By-Laws, a Resolution of the C. ~•t of- Directors of the 4th trout, GRANTING a PENSION of $ O Ol. per annum to WILLIAM WEBBER DOYETON, late of the St. Pekoe Establishment. The PSIP•I4 relating to Mr. Dove cot. as required by the My-Law, Cap 6 See. RO. are open fur the inspections of the Proprietwo at Ibis Mouse. Jostr.PH DART, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, NOV/MIIVR 16, 1618. E COURT DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby gire Notice, That the COURT will be reedy to receive Proposals, in writing, on or lwfure WEDNESDAY, the 2tl December nest, front the OWNERS of SHIPS, of the Biirdrii of 600 Tune and upwards, Builder's measurement, which have out performed more than Seven V ,, yares to RIIII (cum India, or Ilpfrlfyllig the Rate of Freight at which they may he willing to let such Ships fur One Voyage in the Company% Service. Thr Tenders, with the words " Ship 'resider" on the curer, to be severally sealed sip and left wills the Secre tary, at this House, on or before Tee lire o'Cloet at Noun, on the said tol Decousbew next, berstol which hour nn Ten der will i.e received. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. The reetenalars of the Terms soul Cowlititins stspiee which the Shirt wilt Ise 'lmaged in the Cootpany'4 Senor., 'nay he hat, upon no 'ration to the Clerk to the Committo: of Shipp's& on ur after Satanist, ocnt, the 21st lustaut. • PROVIDENT LIFT. orricr, SOU f HAM PTON-STREET, STRAND. TRUSTEES, Tim Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, Lord BRAI'IMIWILE, I , VILLIAD PRAM Egg. Sir S. B. MODLAND, Part. M.P. Giro DUCKLTT, L*q. AND Fines" ninfeToNa likoaqiner Director—J. T BARBVIL REAUMO3T, F.A S. lilllL 11101sivii‘liing principle. a °Hive in, that the Mearbers shore profits in prnporii.o, to their respective contributions, ter a manner nearly p:isidnr to that mull lately adopted it the Equitable Vice, but with this presumed impravensent, vif. Om as the original Members Lave lathed a permatleaf fund, defined amply Proficient for the purpose of indemnity. it is provided that no per-toed respoesibilitie shall attach to the Polley holder*. Hence those who seek protection see secured from uucrrtsinly and risk of loss ns its a Proprietary Office, having a huge in heritable capital, and are entitled to a participation in the profits, as in a Contr , bistinnylitp Society. The first septen. ilia' investigattun was in 1813, when 131. 8.1. per cent. was divided. Tile second septennial division will take place in 1820, in which persons opening puticits al this lime will participate. CONSTITUTION REFINERY, BELL-LANE. PURSUANT to an Ortlvr of Hie Fl, id' Court of Chancery. made in a Calor wherein BENJAMIN YATES and Another, on behalf of themselves, and all other the Proprietors and Shareholders of and in a certain Brewery, called r. The Ctlllli 111160111 Ale and Table Beer Biewery," are Pl rintiff, and Sir WM. RAWLINS, Knight, and Others are Defendants. all Persons cla iiii Inc to lie collided to any Share 111 the viol Brewery, or the Proceeds thereof, and who hare pot yet sebplooliated their Claims*, are to come in and mike out their respective Claims, berme WILLIAM COURT!» NAY, Esrl one of the Ma,.teea of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Soutliamptutt•hoildins, Chnoecry.laue, Lon &N MI or before the 30th day of January, 1819 ; or in de fault thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the Benefit of the said Order. J. HINDMAN, Solicitor for the Company, Basinzleall street. A NEW PATENT WATER-PROOF HAT, AT ONLY EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS. IMPORTANT SAVING. riItANKS and TAYLOR have to r.ff•r to the Public a SILK HAT on BEAVER DOOY, einhin rig every nrseisite a Hat ouglit to possess; it is superior in .ppearattee to the finest and must expensive 13eaver, is "!'"IIY light, awl will wear to ice a. !MAC snit is of a better sh.ipe ; ninth it retains to thr lad ; will never (Image its which is thy most braiiiifot black, if worn for sears; ".' weather Will iojwe awns, they being Water-proof; and sill repair several times at a trialllK expense, and every time '.ppeer equal to new; and ate decidedly siirrior to any 11111 CM' O&M' 11, the attain int. tit of which has been anemic.' with great ezpeuee. Merchants, I)..alers, and the Trade, who, wish for superior Ilstsomiy be siipplied on ndsavita;: , one term , —Pnuks T1)10r. 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IVe have the I f transmitting to your H •able Committee the following copies of iltimatelte4, which have emit. 11,...111CV the date of our hiatilivatels. From his Cxreilesscy Liesstessant•Goveral Sir Thomas His lop of Ilse I Sils _ltlssach boss, proof; rover 10 copy of his tils. to the address of the Most Noble the Guv..rnor-Cene ral. The enclosures referred to in this despatch hire been already cu 1111111 l oicatcd to your Honourable C tee, w ids the excristiuss of his Excells-acy's Griseral Order rvlstive its the operations of Generals tiro, Smith, and Pus tzler, and Colonel Deacon, which is alone forwarded. From Nlr. Ellhistsione, enclossug a copy of n letter from LieuiCll.lll i•CUIUIICI Conutugham, repotting the capture of the fort of Pritchelghur. We have the satisfaction of announcing to your Honour able C ttttt notice the uneotoltii ttt al surteattlec of the fort awl district of Vrzesdroog to the British Government, tt loch completes the conquest of the southern Coocau ; and that by Inillera received i Seroor, it Ippe3.a that the gammon of Mallieautia (I) hat aurrendried to Liettlenaut-Cuktuel M•Dowsll. General Orders by Lifutenant•General Sir Thomas 11i.Inp, Hart, and G.C.B. enclosed in n dirpaith f that Offices. to the Governor-Grucial and Connitandes-sti-Clitef, dated klatch 18, 1818. Head•Qnarters of the Army of the Deccan, Camp at Biz wour, MA. eh 13, 1818. Nis Eseelleucy the Cmuinamter iu Chief has received the official detail., from Brigailietlientral Munro, of ill.• attack mud surrender of the finites. of Itailamy (2), on the I Rile tel. limo, to the small, but gallant, detachniriat of the the army of the Deccan, under the Brigadier-General's com mand. The enterprising spit it shit h leis marked the whole of the military operations iu which 13.14 - idier-Gesieral Munro his been engaged, reflet•ls 11w mare on thst distinguish ed Officer's professional zeal mud conspicuous ability. The present attack, undertaken with so much promptitude and decision, has produced the tiortmilitennal aurrender of the important citadel of Badainj, after the tort was gallantly stormed, without any consult. able loss—ais advinitagr which moat be attributed, in a very great degree In 11w tinirly anal fortunate arrival of the retoforecmeuts front the ceded dia. trivia without which ad.lii to Brigadier-Ge1...F.11 Muurit's very inadequate fusee, the rt sults might hare been more glo rious, but the loss inure severe. Hu Eucelleticy the Cul 00000 ander-in-Chief regattas that Major Newhall, who has cum - Meted the details of the di vision of the reserve under Itrizailier-Geueral Itlitoro's im mediate command, will accept tin thanks and act nowledg ments rut the very able aml judicious incliner in which he has conducted this, well as every other pnvwma service in which ter detachment bits been cadged. Hie Excelleucy the C 0000000 lender-in-Chief also desires fiat Captain Rose, of the 1.1 Imitation 9th reginiesit, will accept his acknowledg ments for the gallant sail spirited =tuner in which he led (I) A town nn the Guirua River, iu lisudeish o ninth of the Cmettibury (21 The rapture of Radamy w•e notiUcd iu the Gazelle of the 28th Septcusbcr, 1818, page 17j3. Tthetwiedxvp4reence'of u the ' r hits" ri EiXcilir P e I k•i 17, 1 V i n the nief':iiill of n" er.dii.C a rt Y 'S approbation and applause is also doe to 'lie gallant detach ment of his Majestj's 21.1 orgitrient light dragemos tnonetril), the flank Couspaidet lit the 21 battalion Sib ro gr. ment, the flank companies of the 2,1 battalion 9th regiment, slid the detachment of Madras p . eels, for the admirable spirit and coolness which they evinced in the attack. The Commasider iu Chief has received from Brigadier. General Smith, commanding tier (moth divistou of the any of the Deccan, the official details of the important sueesie gained by the troops under the Brigadier-Gcneral's row. mend, un the 2 8 1111 alt. at Asloa (3), over the army of Bajee flow, and his Excellency bastrus to record his irdmiritiou of the ability and gallantry which tare lad to this impen taut re. suit. It appear. that after a most persevering pur.bit, which the troops of the fourth. thrimusi kept up with exemplary cheerfulness, dui Mg a period of three mouths, their exertion were rewarded by coming up with the enemy ou the above day. Toe opposition made by the Maliratta cavalry was, brave and resolute, but the succeuive charges made bg oar trallseit cavalry soon compelled them to fly in euntusiose with. the losses, about 300 ones', and a great part of their baggage. The death of their Leader, Gokiab, who fell iu the action, and the rescue of his Highness the Rajah of Natairali, who with his family is isi:se happily ler the pruteetion of the British Government, are among the must striking features °tibia brilliant affair, and their importenceWill certainly be fully appreciated by the Most Noble the Governur•Gcneral. His Excellency Lieuienant-Geni rid Sir Thomas Hislop begs tellVe to trailer his grateful acknowledgmeuts to Briga dier-Geueral Smith, fur the wiceasiug energy and high mili tary character which have marked that Officer's proceedings during a short hot eventful period of hostilities with Bajee Row; and Lie Excellency assures the Brigadier.Geneeal, that, in the report of the present affair, which will be mule diatefy laid before the Most Noble the Governor-Geueral, it will he his Excellency's eudeavour to du justice to' his die liuguiehed conduct. His Excellency Lieutenant•Gencral Nir T. Hislop notices with the highest satisfaction the Intrepid. and well-timed charge made by the two equadiiiiies of his Majesty's 214 dragoon's, under Major Dawes, by wlsich the enemy were first routed, soul the no less admirable conduct of the Sul ' and 7th regiments of Madras cavalry, tinder Majors Walker and Duvetou respectively, which gallant corps composed the brigade commanded by Lieut.-Colour' Colebrooke, C.B. and whose exertions on this occasion have been sucL as to excite iu his Excellency's mind the strongest sentiments of appro• bation of the skill and decision of those officers, as well as of thegallautry and discipline displayed by their exemplary corps. The Commander in Chief also desires that Captain Frith, of the Madras Artillery, will accept his acknowledgments fur the .rry able and judicious summer in which be biought the gallopers tinder his command into action wills the enemy. The important services of Captain Tovey, Deputy Adju tant Geueral, sod oT Captain Mayne, Deputy Qum ter-Nlas ter-General, and the active zeal sod promptitude of Belga dier-General Sonitles Personal Staff, Captain Hardeartle, Lieutenant Place, and Lieutenant Billainore, bare been brouzlit to his Excellency'. notice in a meioses. which en titles them individually to receive his Erecelleucy's thanks and npplause. The Commanderdn-Chief has also much pleasure in offer. ing hi best acknowledgment to Major Hall, Deputy Com missary.Gesoral, whose excellent arrangements, foresight, amid assiduity, me represented by the Brigadier-Gesievel to have overcome many islistacks to the supply of the division during its recent operation,. The Paymaster sit thy fourth division, Captain James, the Commissary or Motel', 04W/tin Griffille., of the ilkunbay Artillery, and Mr. Superintending Surgeon Phillips. are also entitled to the Commander-on Chiera praise and ac knowledgments fur the efficiency which has preVailed in their respective drparttnents. The Curt of Surghor (4; having surrendered to Brigadier- General PrStaler'. (let:seisms sit on the 2d instant, his Excel lency the Commander-in-Chief congrainlates that Officer, and the gallant troops under his command, on the poastssum of so strung a fortress with so little loss The able and judicious arrangements made by Brigadier- General Prissier, fur conducting she operations of the siege, reflect Ibe highest credit mu that Officer's military character, and lilt Commander-in-Chief sequesis the Brigadier-General fu be asaured that be will report his high estimation of the services be has rendered in appropriate terms to the Most Noble the GovertioriGencral. The professional ability and exptrience of Lietenaat-Co louel Delrymple, of the Madras Artillery (who commanded the Artillery employed at the siege of Singhur), are report ed by Brigadier-General Pritzler to have been conspic 000000 and bus Excellency the Commander in Chief requests Lient Innti Dalrymple to lie augured how duly lie appreciates the value of his ze*luus services on this as well as on every other urcasiou. —.„.. The Commander in Chian's° requests that Captain Nun, of the Bombay Engineers, and Lieutenant Grant, of the Madras Engineers, will accept his thanks and cordial ap proval of their kvalous and valuable services iturtui; the siege. The conduct of the nunnery, pioneers, and troops in gene ral was highly praisewunliy, sail the Coinniander in Chicf shifters with great satisriction the commendation which Brigadier-C . :envie' Wittier bas bestowed on them for their seal and cheerfulness nip all occasions. His Excellency the Commander iii Chief has great salts. faction in announcing to the army, that tha fortress Of Cha. him (5) sarrendcied to the detachment, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Deacon, of the Madras Edablt‘liment, WI the 2'2J ultimo. The judgincist, apirit, and dremoo, with which the shun but active operations against the tut t of Chakun were carried on, speak sufficiently the abAily and character of Lieutenant-Coluoct Deacon.alid his Excellency the Commander ro Chief requests that Officer to accept Its praise and acknowledgments for the important services be has rendered. The Commander-in-Chiers approbation is also flee to Captain Thew, ennitsistiding the Itninhay Artillery, Ensiuu ur the Bombay Engineers, imployrd on this service, as well as to the whole uf the officer. and troops uf the de. tachusent. T. IT. S. CONWAY, AJjt..Gen. of the Army of the Deccan. Copy of a Letter from Lientenact-Colonel Cunningham to the Himunrable 31unutstuart Elphitioune, lilted Camp, near Po itelieteliur, June 10, 1818, enclosed in a Letter nom Mr i, l liiiodone to Mr. Warden, Chief Secietary to the Build; Government, datrilJutie 16, 1818. SIR—I have the honour to acquaint you, fur the infnrrna lion Georg al Smith, that the &tech:tient tinder me com mand encamped yesterday In near to Pritchetglogr RS the jungle would admit, and shortly afterwards occupied a high hill which completely coutinnuds that place. 1 !lately sent to 11w Killedar, requesting him to deliver up the fort, hot without effect --anti in the cows* of the 'ley Captain Spitler weut weer and wee admitted tinder a flag of truce, and did retry thiiig in los power to induce the garrison to comply with my donsand, wisies tiny mouton:4 to do the following any; as I !Bowes. - r pod hut little faith in their assurances, I at but k thit•itt4 the night to the lop of the Mut eghurry fithant for one of the gnus, which had been cat nett up the day istlos se, and uwing to the exerting., of (3) Bricsdier-G•neisl Smith's account of this setiun was published in the Gazette or 16111 Joly, 1818, p. 1281. (41 Prli►let . . report i.r the capture of wan published in the Gazedle of 2811 i S.pterulicr, ItlB, psge 1731. ;5) The surrender of Chatuit wa• 'vilified in the Gq:cfle of the 28th September, ilie ilelaeliment and the assiAtMe which hid been sent me. tram SOlittli it, I hnJ the pl.,' WI. 0( ‘Priiii it in 0 0 glit i i p mounted upon the hill .bu h w r °rimmed Ify Iwo : 1 then warned the Killed:sr or the C4lllllllll. Mai would en sue if aim pleme wan n.. 1 immediately put in my I mes...jou, and on receiving no satisticlury answer commenced 'lnstill ties. 'rlw first two shells seemed to alarm them a good deal, hut unfortunately they had so mooch cover dirt it Wall moo:outdo tu retell them; sensible of this they ruse op thy monwid to,e goo was fiaod, and set us at daiaticr Und. r rod, 'lwo'''. tug ciretion.lauces the only wey I thought it woooble • to get into the place aas by Islow iii open the gale way by mn•ketry, which servo c Carl aso S I D il:ar iis die most gallant manner, offers to perform ; lientemitit Redford, als•• volunteered to accompany hm. Fifty men Amu the Gth regiment, and u party from the auxiliary hurse, were immediately form , .1, and advanced to the gate way or, the opposite side of the tosser Fearful that Capt. Spilhr might be overpowered by On let. bees, I joini it him with a Ir. infore-nieut, and had POMO the 11.414- Pilkva of sw•iug * hole bluwn 16,ough flit gate eliti:-ietitly lunge to admit one maisisseesseie. Tbr enemy W. I e com p leteto panic struck, ac i d fled in all 414144-lions ; and is the eoor rof a few minutes the fort was io one porisession. The 1t•j4..1i and Ills family were made pristine, a, and me 110 M The enemy had fire men killed. and the Soloolar of the 1441 wounded I ought to have mentioueo that during our ad vance to the galtuay the gun was well direct. 41 by I.i, utroant Rue, which, tut doubt, prevented the enemy from occupying that part of the winks. I have, &c. 3. CUNNINGHAM. Lieut. Cul. Comusauding Detachment. Extract f r om a Dispatch from the Governor in Conowil at Bombay to the Stein Committee, dated July IN ISIS. The following dispatches have been received, vie Front the Resident at Nagpore, dated the 21:1i May. en closing a letter (mom Lieutenant.Colunel Adonis, reporting the particulars, of the operations against the bitten taut fortress of Chantla, which surrendered to the for ce under his orders. From the Honourable Mr. Elphinslone, elated the 41b instant, reporting the seizure of Trimlouckjec Vainha. Oa this event we ofTerour coogratulatious. Copy of a Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel Adorns, C B. to • Mr. Jenkosa. Resident at Nagpore, dated Coop, Clatioda, May 22, 1818,, enclosed in a Letter from Mr. Seilkins 1.1 • Mr, Warden., Chief Secretary to the Bombay Govertimeut, dated May 24, 181 R. Sto—My dispatch (Ii) to your !address of the 20th instant, will have acquainted you that the strongly Imolai. ol city of Chaula was carried by assault that morning, ono! I mime now the bottopr to state, for your information, the details Mhirh led to this glorious result. Duriutthe slight of the Hob instaiii, a hatters , for four twelve.poonders, u small one for two bowitaers, nod a sunken ante fur two six.putinolers, were finished, sod d on the morning of the 1816 instaut, the former ate dosieuee of about 400 yards from the sell; and 1 viewed with high satisfac tion, on visiting then% at itemise, the vivacity at excellent effect with which they played against the The requieite material's being really, the luviehing bat tery for three eiglateeu.pounders was marked out at a distance of *boot two hundred 111141 fifty-yards, and erected during the ensuing night. Al this time 1 also invested the west and north forts with tie oth cavalry, a squadron Silo Native ri valry, and Capt. Fuller's reformed horse, iu detaches! ',quo drone and parties at convenient Outlet a. A breach was m Ifeeted nt five o'clock in, the afternoon cot the 19th Instant, but the immense extent of Chemin, mood the assurances of Major Goreham, that he should he able during the night to prevent the ern:MY from throwing tip ant sot inside, induced me to defer the attack till ilw morning, with the view that I might have the hole day be . . fine me. The result was ns already reported in my letter of the 20111 Memo to your address; and I have I.rrewilli the 100. mom of it amontittiaig a copy of Division Hiders (7,, I deemed it proper to issue on the occasion. I have likewise the honour to enclose a return of oribtaiire takeu, as also of the killed and wounded ; and it is with deep regret I report the death of Mr. Assistant-lioorgm'omit Davies on the 19th instant front fatigue, and that of Maj.,. Gurehani on the evening of the 20th instant, from beetle excellent and expusuto to the heat.--1 have, ece. J. W. ADAMS, Lieut.-Colonel, Commanding Nagpore Subsidiary Forre. PS. I beg leave to add, that the number of killed and wounded of the enemy may be between four and fleet 'wd altogether, and that the Kitlydar Guiles Deco, and a Good Chief called De jab, were amongst the fuuner. Extract from a Report from Captain Swansion, coommanoliug the Sellout Division of the Poona Auxiliary il000•e, to the Political Agent in Kaudeish, dotted Canso, at Cloatiolore, '29th June, 1818, enclosed in a Letter from Mr. Ijiphiu stone to Mr. Warden, dated 4th July, 1818. I have the honour to inform you that immediately on re. ceipt of your letter of yesterday's date, 1 mulched from Nlal ligasim upon Chandure, leaving my baggage to follow tut to that town. At Cloniolore l arrived at seven o'clock p. fa, hulled their an hour auo a half to refresh my horses, and again moved forward to the village of Alwiegatuu wh ch place I reached at daylight this moronic. As I had moved oil when within six miles of the vil'oge at a very quick pace, to prevent all intelligence of my approach arriving before myself, I was eitablt•d to surround Site village, free open the gales, nod take possession of the house of Trinihurkjee Daiuglia, before he or airy pinion' in the place was aware cf my approach. *f rimbuckjee was at this moment lying on his cot, and had but time to fly to the upper part of the house, where he concreted himself 'unsung some straw. lie was, IeoUTV , r, soon discovered, and seized without the smallest (4) Set Goe:elte, 6th November, 1814, p. 1973. (7) These order. and returns have not been received. (8) Aheirgaum is situated SO miles from Maltigatisn. FROM SATURDAY NiGIIT'S GAZETTE. Fortign Office, Noreasther 28,1818. 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