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• I . 4 . ."... : .0 a,. . sltj Iti t "4 11 Nk . it . . . . 4 111 • I. ei fi rttit c 444, - i • .... , • , .0. .1. .JP . • t I ~..,, ''''-; P : • '. ~ . . . NUMBER 4869 LONDON, FRIDAY, JULY 17. 1818. .7 MEAT/RE-ROYAL, If 4*MA RKET. THIS EVENING. FRIDAY. July 17, will be prrfonneil • remedy, called RULE A WIFE ANI) HAVE A WIFE. Lynn, Mr. Ward, (from the Thretre-RoyaL, Bath, being hie lint appearance in London); Cursing*, Mr. Tokely ; the Copper Captain, Mr Joon Mar•writta, Mrs. Connor; &Aileen. Mrs. Glover Allem, Mies CAmeland. After which, the Parts of VIE AGREEABLE SURPRISE, Sir Felix Frieodly, Mr. Toltrly; Unto. Mr. Liana (brine hie Ant appall... Mite is that character, and Ant apinearauce here these ems ran) Laura, Min Matthews, Fringe, Min Scott (bent her hest appear - aim at IbisTheatre); Cowslip. Mrs. Gibbs. Bien, Ire.—Pit, 36.-First Gallery, ha.—Seemed Gal lery. Ir. The Doors to he opened at Site o'Clock, aaA the Pew formauee to begin at Scent. Phrere for the Bow is be takes et 11r. Mamlu hasy at the ilorstre. N Pi. —A Private lot may be had 'lightly, by applicatims at the Stoic Oilice. To-morrow will be prodoced, a sew Coiterdy, is three eels, called Nine Foists of the Law; we. Premosioo. Pre. whore to which, The Flitch of Bacon; the Eatertaknorate to conclude with Matrimony. ••• Dor notice will he rive, or the repreeretatioe dike Jut mew camomile Corrinly. called Treeing mark lIRtTISII GALLERY, PALL-MALL TIM GAL, FAIN% *lth SELECTION elf the most eArbrated Works of the Wiliam, Spamialal Fllll6ll/, lend belch Sclu.alt. IS OPEN every day fleas Niue iu the Morning unlit Si: in the brewing. Admittauce 15..--Catalugdes Is. By Order.. JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. MR WIL CORMS. THE ADDRESS wall rssr SIGN ATI; 14:*:; as Ow CITY o LONDON TAVERN until TO. MORROW (Saturday). /1111-1 E LONMON MUSEUM of NATURAL • HISTORY, at the EGYPTIAN HALL. PICCA DILLY, nuquesueselity the most extensive and hesatifully dispityeil is Europe, has lately been cussiderably enlarged, sad is Open from Teu tilt Dusk. Arlanittsnro, (Joe Shilling. TIIBATUR-ROYAL ENGLISU OPERA, STRAND. ripH IS EVENING. FRIDAY. July :7, sill be performed (3d time), a ore Operetta, called THE BULL'S HEAD. Principal Munch e a .—y r w n . st b, M r . W. S ch a tt e d ry , kr. Grove. Mr Wilkineme, Mr. Hostel, Um. Grave, Slim Love, sod Mrs. Richardson. After shirt, the Opera of ROSIN A. Mr. &Nino, Mr. Peerages; Capt. &Mlle. Sir. J. faun ; Wilhant. Mr. Ihuadbarst. Rosetta, Ms-6 Carew (her Arai apprentice la t►at durance); Plebe, Miss Kelly. _ To which • 111 be a 1 1, a /diet DAMN 41111301 LA PEROUSE; OR. THE DESOLATE ISI.AND. La remise (th. N.evirsitor), Mr. T. P. Casks. Madame tenor. Wen Aylcii; Umbe. *re. Pirienti ; other Charac ters by she AMBRICAN INDIAN WARRIORS, lately a/rived in Reteglead. Dion to bit semi at Rix, and the Performance tc begin at Seven. Nnvw, 3.....Lnwer Gallery, 2s.—Upper Gal. lery. h.-Seemed Price at Bias &C lock. Bears, Plash, and P. Boxes, may be take, of Mr. ftirsminsa, at the Box Office. Mound Entraser, from Tea till Tear; sod at Femme.'. Library, 170, New Bond-street, o►a..ite Borlingtoss.gardens. Thr new Operetta of The Boars Head .111 be 'spouted eery evesiag till farther notice: tomorrow, with Wasted, • tioseincas! sad La Permits. A new Setio-Comic Bombastic Operatic laterlade, Is be called Doctor Wes, will be produced on Tuesday next. ROTA,. COBITRG THEATRE, WATERLOO-1M I DOR-ROA D, I tr• MS PRESENT EVENING: FRIDAY. AL July 17, and To-nsorrow, the Entertainivests mill CIPIMMISeIIft With, for the bth time, au Ostircly New La. cal F.stravagassa, to he smiled THE ELECTION: OR, CANDIDATES FOR ROTTENBURGIL *0 whirls au ealwely Ise/resting Local blelo-Drama. interspersed with GI is, aNKINIMPIN and Combats, title and splemlid %revery, Illiahutery, Dresses, and Derwratiuss, to hi called THE NORTH I'OI.E. Tbe Melo•Drama urines sad predated by Mr. Barryasert. A favourite Cowie Smog. The whole to cosehtde with an entirely Mew Comic Hark. quina.le (written and duced by Mr. Usheth called HARLEQUINS IION EY NMON. HArlemein, W 144; Colombia Mies Davis; Pas. taloa, Mr. Blowhard; Chau, Mr. Usher. B sxrs,4s —Upper Boxes, 3ti —Pit,44 —Gallery, Is. Donn to hr opened at Half-past Five, to begin at Half. past six.—Haltpriee at Italf-post Eight. Places for the Ilia+ to he taken of Mr.Grobb, at the Dux. Oct,a from Trw till Poor. litigate Boma to be bad nightly, by spyliestion to Mr. Grote. Iw 'e n yourquence ,d` the iittliarteitioa of Madame Le Clereq, the weft Beth t of Duo Quixotic is a idably poniposied until the coming atilt. Z it D autl (0., of the OW Stale .111 Lnt tery Office, ROTA I. EXCHANCE, Contractors f r Cie I.r t Lottery, return their inost grateful thanks to a gonernii. PiiWie, for the distinguished petrnsiage received by linnt ikon,: their Contract; they now respecifiilly reciiin o.entl the NEW LOITERY. which begins Drawing the 4.1, of Angina. committing only 8,000 with Two Prat., .4 30.0001. Too or RANI!, and Tiro autounting to 2,000 1110rereigitt, to be paid in Gol I ; the rot Innate Holders of which mil, in addition, aele , t Ginn the stork of any trine Merchant they prefer. Oither Fonr Pipes of Port or MA kits, or Mirphratla of :short, fur each Prize, &hates iu proporfv•o. J. AN I) J. SIVEWERIIIT II AVE THREE fourths! NIOTIVF.S poblie *timeline to the preaNit Sebrnit. BIPCSIIte if contains Two Prises oe the mat =gni of Thirty Thulium! Puna& eset., with only 8 090 'nett Is. rol.w. Noa. tr,lllo and 18,7130, the five air! but PI Irri -if 30,0101. tree draws., were Mara! sad Sold at their Ogees 2,1. B. co p.,. 'toy think they cannot evince their gralitaila for prit frvoars hiller than by recoontirodio: 11411111 W U rcnrwith their onousoil., to sd.. 9111.11 C ill the present Lowey. THY PCIIVINIE CONTATTS 2 t - 2 boo 11 /1”11 in *Odd l,l all the Prises raid by Gutertini..o, miLly reetive Gai.(l) fur th. Two Prise. of let° Sovereigns, with Krt. I I..rri or Madeira. hr Four Fi,.. iif I ) .wt or Madeira. o. Funs 11 . , 41.11. a , • a Clair% for I ally Priv-lid One iliuusanil , v.r"D. , . au in proms i f.,r Y. hart a. the lithe to be elao.e. by the Nobler, thediettiee. 111161%S 4th Atligusr. Tick to and Simi •• on•si ens 1 , 11. • •( the Ylill.establiYheil J n'oi I SI V l'.‘‘ H itarr (rho were the brit Coo tii,t i• dnerd the Pratt of a Turkel iu 191. 10s. tad • S 10 0 7 N ,, 11. Not sway ; I Nil 141, Getman tT:t•ET; :t7, ortNiiil.l.; 3s. HATMAIIIMiT‘ nnil ...AI in the Lottery 101 . 11 ( Ail 1. PRIZES; A le. r F l i t "-, I :10.10.11) cver dragon, L a , / 1 3e1,04 tv,r dsatoll. Ati the thei.lowali. It its v with additional pleasure that I have in lay helime ‘oitr t, artkitip the demoiled sceaussu. oI• * moat I),db:hit atiion ut N Agirore, which the British iisteresomtit )hat capital have been gloriometly tit:Untamed by the dottontited cour.sge sa 4 per.everance of a %In sll detachment of the sth rltvi■ion ol• the until . Itead•d by LiesitetsatitssColoisei H. ti. tiro•t (I). of the Nlittiraa The Getwral Order published to the army tit this most gratifyitig toccation. will shear to your Loth. .hip the •ro.e I entertain of the admirahle conduct of the troops engaged. Whether, indeed' reeghrd the vast superiority or the enemy's , ' outuftera aid irtillr•y. or the length of time during which our brave *Adler& fititglit. until they repulsed tile twny et Nsgpore, I feel useured that pule Loctlittlip will oittivider the action. of the iGth and 27t1t ut Nev. us worthy of being recorded in the bri4ittrat vise tit• ' our Isidiato moonlit. trod the gallant troops who achieved the rt<l•htit entitled to mite warmest grati tude Willi urltt►iraltun ut • their (;ovetiimemst. . . - It were rootless; on such mu eta.. .sioii. to entinie vete the mime* of those ',Ricers %%hose sittiatioeis els dilv,l tlient'partictil irly to distinguish tic-inset yes. Th.• RlfireVei which attended the effarts of his sol diers s•eaks moor to proof of the intrepiditv and conduct of their commander, Lieut.-Colonel Scott, thou any court -igloos of praise. however usuptalified, can •totivey ; a n d the spirited exertions of Major Nlackenzie, of the Ist b tttshntl 20th r gimeist Of Madras native infantry, have also been such se to deserve and to receive toy heft thanks and applause. I can, however, neither deny myself the satisfaction, oar Captain Fitzgerald the justice, of bringing to pour Lordship's particillsr moos. the 111111181111itell and judicious etaarge made by three troops of the 6th regiment of Bengal cavalry, led on by that officer, a l pinist on immense baly of the ciietuy's Inirse. which were defeated. sod their.izims turned egailist them, at a siiiiiiieot the thu,t ctl!ecal la the result of the day. Your Lordship will perceive by the rettrns (2) of killed and wounded titbit our loss has brett seven.; and I have to lament the fife of several brave offi cer.. who have fallen with honour in the comet of their cinuttry. I amount. in this place, but state to your bird ship my decided opinion, that thew tievcr hos been an lust .lice in which, not only the courage, lint the allegiance of the native Ifflopa /Five 'wen put til severer test, and been displayed em o 111.1 re hetltilut result than on the present occasion. It required, indeed. no common exercise of both qualities to enable these intrepid men to manitaits titter 'position, ■t a time when they saw their wives and children exposed and *offering under tlie 9 , 501 e fire whirl, was thinning their ono looks : sue!' a trial wit grestter titan folk in general to th.. IA or •iiitairi sisal it has been gloriously met soil sionoural at Na.fpore._ On a full consiilerseion of this in.lvierable en gagement I feel that 1.1 14 Ir..e thou my duty were I to refrain from expre+moo l t o hope 11141 the 1 , 4 battalion of the 201li and 14th regi ments of Maths. Infantry may receive SoMe I.iginal awl lasting mem4 , ilai of their g. 1141.1 deeds from the (lover ))))) eat they have s..rre.l so wel : the claim of the eletortimeat of 11..,•.,:.1 Cavalry to a similar honour will not. I all) eacape your Lord phip's attention. Copy of a 11,Torl from Wajnr-Grorrnl gir W G. Reir. In Ihr A.ljumol.Gt nrral, dited Camp Moil 1018. Stn—l have the I ttttt our to acquaint you, for the iiitortinittait .if his Excellency the Commander-tie- Chief, allot on the 3,1 iii.taist. the altviision under inc command was detached by his Exc e lle nc y S r Thninat f..r the purpo-e of attacking a I'inelarsy Chief, who had encamped in the sleigh baurho at of 1,11,11 (3) ; on the .sth instant I received information of the eleenny having moved towards Ruda timbre, a village ishotst thirty miles from Johns!, iie es westerly direction, anal immediately loused oh' the road to that 'lace in the hope of overtaking the freebooters. Contradictory reports, however. pee-vented my prosecuting my route with any elf,et till the 7th, when I received intelligence that a forge body of the enemy were at Dhirah, a village right miles sleuth-east of Sodrce, with their baggage and fondle~ - set at eleven o'clock that night, with the 17th Light D r a ganii s. six comituasies of the 47th regiment. and shout eight hundred of the Mysore hoist., but dial not stlererel its gething within sight of Disirah, till nine o'clock the next iiiiii fling, as,. sea of vice badness of the roads, said the distance bentg greater than I expected ; tit my great disappoint ment, however, I found the enemy heel decamped oat the preceding day, oil bearing of the approatis of the lloinhay of the army, and fled in the direction of Onely poor, leaving their guns soul a considerable quantity of Ism/gage to bellow them across the WIN. rive guns and some I, tggage have fitness into astir hands, and although it is much tO be regressed that the r spielity of the enemy's Hight ha- saves! bias from destruction. at is satislactory to reflect that the loss he Los sustainer) tails materially injure hint in she iyr• of his followers, mid tend convid-rablv to the sfunolut i of the only mulatto hog hotly of his estilletents.— I have, At.. W. GRANT Km, Major-General. (Enclosed in the ',receding.) GRIMRAI, OSIDLit. br the Cotistioancle-r in chier. mead. q uartc74 of the Artily of the Deccan, Cativp at Gana? N., 14th Dee. 1817. • The Commander in Chief has now the pleasing ditty of inohtiv.ltionz to the many a limber ►urtance of ihr Odin ruble coonoltoct of w deinchotwoot of the destioginsiwol oirtny lie hos thC honour to command. VAUXHALL GARDENS. Usk? tie Patronage of his Royal Niemen the PRINCE REGRNT. EV RN I NG. FRIDAY, Jul! 17, li will be presented a GRAND GALA. with Madame SdiQUl's Performing's, sold Ascent on the Rape militia • brilliant discharge 0, Fireworks. 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Also, A great variety of other extant-tat Jorettife Pohl , en. tome, i,elnd o •g 0m.... of Mrs. T. losairr. 11r.. Barb tutol, and Dr Atkin, Mr. nerd Moot &kr..worth, Mv. Piiitriick, Mfg. Helene, Sac. of which Catal,,cois ina, uc I, .J grate. EAST INDIA HOUSE, JutAr IS, ISIS. 9111 E COURT o f D!RECTOfI of the I. UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS or ENG. LAND, trotting to the EAST INDIES, do hereby Ow Notice, That she COMMITTEE of IIL'YING owl wArte. w-usts will be ready to receive Propustle, in writing. pealed no, on or before WEDNESDAY, Ole tililt cloy of July 'hives's, Com %owl, Pesawse as may be willing to sup. ply the Convoy with ROl.l. SULPHUR, SPONGE sTivcs, and IiPUP.S WITH LEATHERS; am) th at Ihe atwiitioiM stelhe reetweliee Oivelmre , may be NIPS firms appliestioe to the Clerk to the twirl Ci , inewatee, grids whom the Peeper/els mutt be left before/Wein§ of the Chick un the raid 29114 of July, after which hour the Corti millet will not receive any Tender. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. FAST INDIA HOUSE, limy 1, ISIS. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to Me EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, . That they will be may to receit , Proposals its writing, on or before WEDNESDAY, lit• ltOsb Jellyindnut, floor the Owners of sorb SHIPS, of the Barden of 1,20 u Tuns and upwsr•ls, BullJe..' Measurement, which 'save been em ployed in, sad net prrform.rl inure than Sty Yoyares in the Company's Service, spec.f‘ine the Rate of Fright at which they may he willow to Irt such Ships fur Oue Vu)sge in the Company's regular Service. The fruder"s, with the words " Ship Tender" on the co• •rr, to be severally sealed np and left with the t3-crriary, at or before Twelve u'Cluek at Main ott the raid .'Stito .1103, sealant, beyond which boor no Tender will he recrirril. JOSEPH DART, S,eremi.y. The particulars of the Tenni; and Conditions upon which the Ships will be engaged for the Ciimpaiii%iService, miy 1* hid upon application at the Othee of Air. John Mai ice, Clerk in the Cominittits of Shippiug, no ur after Monday next, 611, Instaut. t It: LS EX MAO/WIN A IV II new Pit.ent PRITISSI LurvenAupg, whirl' pro duce all else effect a the lar g e Pedal H trp. ■lthouzb not a quarter the 111 Z.. They accompany the Voice, &r. most Charism:ly, are ei ry moon learnt, and truly elegant —Ladies will assuredly had in the ish Lute-Harp aid oil! ) a con stant source of domestic autusensent at home, but (from their very portable convenience) also in travelling abroad, either by sea or land Tbr shoe, can only he load of E. tight, aen. %Italie Pro. [riot (the lareutor sad Patrairt),B, Faley-placr, Cavendkle. square. N.B Ladiraare akin instructed on the British Late-Harp, as likewise no the Piano-forte, in Staging, fee. (u meal) at home and abroad. ardMAIPIIII.IIII Li 11 ft 11 , CIN a car. To connteraet the Itlaue attempt, that are d made to imome clothe tinwary a spurious compost. lion inmea.l of the GENUINE BLACKING preptred by DAY and NIARTIN, they have adopted a sew Label, in %bids their Signature and Alden,., 97, HIGH HOLBORN, is so conspicuously placeJ in the cetitre or the Lalael, that they trust au alb taloa to this, and the difference or the type, which is unlike all better-press, will enable purchasers at lustre if, deb et the imposition. The Real JAPAN RL CKIRG, made and Sold Whole sale by DAY sail tIAR rIN, 97, High Holborn, and re taile.l the principal Sauplieepera, iu Bottles at 6J.-la.-•- aud IM. 6J. each. Clll rION.—TIte *Atte-1141Fr drinind I . or ihr ful. lowing articles hiving oecisionedissonserous intitattono, the Public are reap. virally tafuenied that the fernine hot the ssguature and aihl eta of the Pv:prietue on the label : A FKINSON'A rivin tor the growth of the Flair, founded on • discovery at the ransom whirls ocros iiiii baldness. II prevents I ho• hair (*fi ment we turnine grey, awl whet,. boldness him nlrealy taken place, either 60 si ilbtrss, perspiration, chmge of rliinme, ur hairmlitary causes, it sill rsi-iiirc it to eta 014 Sir,ugi b and thickness; resprctable references to this fact nre given in a pamphlet enclosed round each !write. It •1 , 0 Gets the hair Cram semi, makes it • and glossy 3. silk, and keeps it in curl during exercise in dancing or w alking, or w domp weather. Price 3s. 6d. • bottle. T .. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE changes grey ur red Imir on Ibe bend or wh44.ker• In a brown or bl4rk, warranted Krim.' ly innocent, nanl au girt a perma nent colour. Price 5... 106. 641, and II Is ATKINSONS A AIIIKOSIAL lOAP, prepared by a new process which frees st (ruin all Iry 'tilling qualities, meows freckles, redness, and hardness from the skin, perventa its chapping, sad dtsk,a its soft, white Red Out. Price Is the square, aud prepared will, Naples Sunp fur shaving. Prict Oil , In, and la. Ad. each. Sold by James At I: Perfa mer. No It G-rrar.l.striet, Solso.r4riare, London ; uul by moat Perfumers and Flair. dressers in toast and country. SUP? L BrIANT TO THE LONDON GAZEI'I'E, OF TUESDAY. JULY 14, 1818. —weerr— THURSDAY. JULY 16. Indite Board. July 13, 1818. Diapatchea have been received at the E India Motile. front the Governor in Council at Born lily, of which dispatcher. and of their enclosures, the following are voices awl extracts:— Extract from a Oirpitch from the Governor in Council at Bombay to tbe Secret Committee, dated ash February, 1818. Sioce our lava letter to your Honourable Com mittee. (Weil the 18 I of lust month. the following dispatcher have been received, copits of which, we endure : From Sir Thomas Molott In the doverrer-lier item!, dated the 19•1. December. Olt the rubjo et of the action at PI giros, of the 26th and 47tot No vember ; sod Foul Major-General Sir William Keir to the Atlintioil-(i..neral of the Anti'', dated the 1011, of 1551 so„„II), c•ffitioni„,r iiirofoin,,„„ of hi. mo v v . Illelltg i u tro.atiot talky Pistlarry Chieftaio, Checks°, mod the traillt t.I at; al 1..1,10 to eta t v ilse him. Extract from a tlotalich from Liemettaotaenrval Air to she t:orrtoor(ietiend Ana Commookt 1 , 1 Cool, 44.4 Ile ..1-flolror. of the Army of Ilw 1).-trati, 1...5...p gi 14411 S sot Miles North of Ougrin, nth I).trwb.a, 1817. 1.1 t for nooaiit, I had the of tvairsact.lll4 o .lll' I.orkliiii the official report of Brigieth -Geotral Swath's rizeent operations against (1) Lirotroint.C.tionei Scott'. report of [hie affair Imo published in the twaiton Gareto of thh Met, and a General order of the Mugu.* of tiaattota in the Gar.elle tel9th Jilt* • !4/ Three. return* were puS!ialred in 7A. &soft, of the Sib of 31.1 y. (3) NlArked upon Arn , w• large map, about fin, trifles to • titre' t Rk. from thotypoor. (4) This pla:r io not to the mop, the rlriott y of Outten. 4% Sir Thoman from thm vl.we on the Uth Dentinber. ~-0,- ~ ...„. , .• , s irip . , 1 11i,•11i,•!:1114,.) . 1•(i 7 /. . • . . . t ' 1 -.....- 1 i ' . nr. I. ••• 1 . ... • I 1 1 5 • h . t PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. —Official reporti have reactird his Err. ellence front Lient.-Cdlonel 11. S. SI-i•tl, Cotistriatiding the, de tachmetrt of In 5 11 division at N 4 4porei of a illfgt bnlltiti an d scrimp Which took place at that capital bet the, British troops and the who!.. throe Ireloagiog nz« 11 - solutes' the Eaj th of Berth.; cm' the 'l6th and 527111 'Mirror°. ;.• The detacliniet.t under the lieutetiant-i"oloorl's eommaird, previous to the treacherous attack made upon it a Chief "Ili!, w'airr, 'Sr were tits teems of friendly alli Hire, : 'erceed the to: a vvvvv u t of thirteen hurolred and fitly cook end file ; anti I with small•atirl gidlaut h au action of 18 (filers in emitted:ant: was Korri.4ained with • degree of perveveivitre, determined courage, and unrol l . queralsle bravery, which lies fietrrr oil any occasioo been surpassed. It is a pecuii gr . o'iryies; part of the Corr mind, r-its•Clas f c••• to othr hie most & trait Sul tribute of until] ',miter and eultiriratton to LiettenainsColithel !ict•tt, end the I.(Tion.o and non of lii• detachineur, fur their exc.-11.11f conilitet is. 4)11 this memorable occas•oa; awl his gtrellency may with truth itrat there never has occurred au occasion %here Pruise has becii better earned or more justly merited Ciao il , tr. The gallent pereevernore and devoted courage of the small brig all of infantry, consisting or the Ist hattratioils of die 40th arid 94 , 1 i regimeens of Aladraft Native Infantry (ireakeinfil by a large p roportion of sick in hospital), plac e illnal• oaf's* the ethriable joyeses.ioo ur the apol ithe of their ritirerio.e, and the edam-ration of their brother sot I:ers. The pressure of the.attarl nal snetaitied by the. Ist battalion 24th regiment, and hit Excellency feels ito common pride and satisfaction no a:el:l64og his most nuqualifirel (Haire .r its gallantry, etherprize, mid steadiness. fur three troops of the 6 II r.-giment firrival Nttrve Cavalry tinder Caplan' Foizgeratil, reit - forced by a balall detail 01 . the Nladres 11014 Urraid, have claim to the 11;;;114").1 C0'111114•1141• 11011. he jiiilginent H..d deci..tm deplaned by Captero ,Fittgeralil, in s. izing the liaptiy rimmesit Gar ottitult, will ever sped' ilk, highest ell Inglima nit that officer's professional char Girt and _ability - • iniSi the gall : nary peieeveraithe of it is email halt formidable body, pace it. merits and re I erre% 111 the moat dietinginshel rack ; nor is It tan i n i prl l to add, that 11w arduous conost, %Inch had Ce sir eNil ported for 18 hours by the persevering gallantry or the infantry, weiarleeirled by the diecipliiir and eof termite ol this gallant detachment, led ou by Captain Fitzgerald. The conduct ur the sthall detairltilenly At 1410 artillery and t i tttt eers has ',Yell !effluvial . rosispoti. cuous, and !ill added another or courage. and discipline tethe well established reputation or the tory% to which they belong. The inipormist result of threw:6mi speaks f n rei tile the praise. of every itohvolooi • fri , er nod ro: gaged. mid the C'ourneindersiosellier reels that all have an equal claitn to Ilia 14 r:dried approbation ;..4 but the fortune or war frequeinly . ',resettle opporttol Mlles particularly cltisid:•g diermetiiin Ina Excellency feels it sin Pope Hlive duty to r cook flit' nathrs of the follotei ig anti the thirst honourable zeal, have ',era so fortroiate 10 to benefit by the favors:l4de occasion. "lot it presented themselves during the arduous straggle. Major M`Renzie,etimitiunilicg ha battalion 9.0011 regintent Madre+ NAtive lirfautry•; Captain Ll,i 3 .1, Berigml Eetablislinierat, Itrettlein i s curt ; Calveitr Fitzgerald, tierimai di• detachment 6:11 regiment Beirgal Cavaliy Captain Charb *- worth. commanding. Ist batialum Pith regiment Madras Native liifirtitry ; Lienteriaist Jetikios, conirrimotiog N.rgpii• e Biota lion (I); Lieritertatit blatiwell, coormaisiling de taelithent Medrae ArUllrrt ; and Cornet Swill!. 6th regithent Bet gal Cavalry. The pleasing duty Lieutenant-General Sir Thai teas Ilislop has had to perform,. of I sentiments of ap e robatiori arid diorite to his g..flatit del/minima, equally imposes upon hint the inelater, choly duty of prying a just tribute to the memory of those who haie gloriously fallen on this memo: ruble occasion. The severe loss in killed and wounded is a sub: ject of deep regret, but it aill be a considerable conaolatiou to the relatious and fa iend• of those brave men who, iiave fallen, to remember that they have died in the most devoted and Loilouruble struggle for the interests of their country. and the glory of her urine, and that their memory will be handed down to posterity with honour ind grateful respect. 'llse following are the names of the °Meets who have fallen:— Captain Sadler, commanding let battalion 24 , h r A e i g ii i u m t e a t i s i t t Mad r as draiiiti ti lit l z ti l ali fa i n i ti. 2 j ;Le 4, hr i e4 tite itn ia e r u rt aid t i tints Native Infantry; Lieutenant Clarke, let bat taliou 20th regiment Madre* Native tawdry ; Assistant-Surgeon Nivin, unattached. The sutferiorge of the families of the Native corps during the action were unavoidably great, and many, it is feared, have perished from their exposed eittiatiou, and the inveterate cruelty of die Plltllly. The Coinuisinder-us-Chief deeply ,deplores this me lancholy event, and assures the Native army that the widows mind orpliarat left destitute shall bait his immediate attention and consideration, and that i.e will recommend them io the strotigesr terms to Mu generous protection of ooverotneot, inch is tA•et: wittChttli to reward merit, and centric the Waits dud distresiles of its faithful soldiers. Lieutemint.Colonel Scott will be rleaseil tnunr diatrly to form it committee of experielierd officers to ascertain the venoms who have clition to pea.. 'ion!, and Will lose no tithe in eras.-iiiiititig the pruee. thug, to the Ailjtitritt-Gror rid al.kly. T. H CON WI AT. Adjutoot tit Iltilet of the A.my. tetrad from a Dispatch fro* tut Utiverwoe in -41 at Itustihm, to the beta' CootOsittec, Illkh Feb. sty the lest is In-111 Yt Titeiw Ilium* were PuY;thed td ifie UdsSl( 91 It tvrad team a bispatele fro* Hit Governer in Couttett at thh of 3143.. Boothe, to the Setirtt el•seel lAA Fete. 10111. (3) Niierked upon Arn , w• nab'e large map, about Any lty the lest eiveotoot• Itt,itl ..(j ohms m a direct S from thotypoor. 1 4. • • (41 Thie pla:e iw not to the imp, bet farm be eitihttell fa (I) Tltie. !Amalie* *as pant of the Redalt of :L.?. NMI. the Vieililty of Outten. Ai Sae Thome* Hielep truly laurelled ' Woven!, jossewbeeklto anierimaily le ilitipieMaraaireCtlioc Crum that ' , Mee an tbc lath December. I Treaty tot May t7sb, .61iimiiimailifillidall11111111111111111alik&ok.