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Ppr Cent. a , .!. • fr # •• • ••• +7 r -7 PA? 05' ". ► • rtltUti • NUMBER. 4900. TN Ai frittemorcr.„ HA VV. , . purer. rilg EVENING, SATURDAY. Auga►t Qtr will qe performeil, the Comic d' skald' of BLUE 1)E111Lbi. Megrim. Mr. Tom; James, Mr. Tokoly ; Dreaktou, Mr. A!,..es se. His Copeland. g t er whirl) (lih time), GREEN M The principal Meanders he Mr. Finite. Mir. Barnard, M... 1 ors, Mr it. Connor. Mr. Terry, Mr. Ras. „ t p, M r . Wathinson, Mr Dorton. Mr. Minton, Mrs. Clover, Miss E sad Mrs (Ebbs. The E e r.,:nies Foirrtninnsenta to roulade w lh the Fares of THE AGILEEAIiI.E Sir Felix Friendly, Mr. Tukrly; Innen, Mr. Limon. Miss Middle's; Fringe, Miss Scutt; Cowslip, Mrs. 11w Doots to he rimmed at Six o'Clock, anti the Perform. snre so hello al Sews. Boxes, 3c—First Gallery, 4s.—Second Gal lery. I=. The new Pensioly. rolled The Green Man. will be repeat. every Cee,.iog till farther man. W. Monday with The Travenol?. Ben.Tiord, and &Penh:isles F..riiroo I'Gr-utpy.4 ENGLISH GP1111.4, TKAND. rgitlN EVENING.SATIMDAY. 111 will be perforated (lib time), • Iltit amok Opera, is Trio Arts, JE ;lOUS ON ALL SIDES: on, TOE LINT-NLORD IN JEOPARDY. The by Mr Willey, Mr. Wriltch, Mr Prier ea,u, Wiltom..st. Mr. Laucabul, Mr. Raker, Mr. Ellis, Min Cale', “lid Illst Love, _ _ _ —•— - After which, a M►lo Drama, called • THE BLIND ROY. Itinislaas 'King of ihrtnatia), Mr. K. Phillips; Edmond (the 111e,41 Hey). More Kelly; K..dnlpb, Mr. IPrartaim 4k.. Mr lla.Cey; Kali!, Mr. TP. Cooke; Motion, 11r: rt.: stin.nr, M.. Salter. F.lwiva, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley. T.c, ,e.a,le with (link ilia,' is Ws Theatre) the Grand Mtattnieal Bale I. railed THE DEITH OF CAP FAIN COOK. Crptoa Cook, Mr. T. P. Cooke; his Lieutenant, hir. V, Lieutenant of 111%rinea, Mr. ; Kotttwain, Mr. Wasuron; Terrrenhoo (King of the I•taosi of o.why-er), be rrhrr. Loral, (a r •Intime of the King), Mrs Phieritt ; Sera , (Heart's lE4a,e), Miss I Steve.- ow . ; ,t, t too , t aii-r-ar.-sola (Moe Eyes), Ni.. Lose. The or w C.owie Ji altos. an all swles will 1w repeslell every D1P11114.4 till Cornier iodic,: on M lay and Toroth', with 'l he Maul Il y, sod The Death of Captain . . The Cowie Open of The Privateer will be revived on 'Kean( ear v. A %we.; F.,ree, in two arts, and no Operetta, io sae, me in r.lwars and will speedily be prodigy-ed. SALES BY AUCTION. MIDDLETON CASTLE ESTATF., IN NORFOLK. 2.911 ACRFS OF LAND. 1 lELUING UPWARDS 4.noid. ?ER ANNUM BY MR. WAKEFIELD, At Garrawav's. uu TUESDAY N LAT, the tSth of AUL UST, at Twelee vo'CluLk, is Une Lm. o T HIS pp Eat dr offers ng uulate. ortunity to Caoitalists fur an inaportast Wreaks's'', being kt to most respiiiisibli Troants whsu aerivialtural produce was erraily deprrmeil; is welt situated fur markets, twin: within three milts of King's Lynn, a sea. piwt on the pith ro id to Nuroirk, which passes for Iwo tittles through the Estate. Extenane Manorial Rights are alias:Ma in it ; at is shun. 'tautly snielied with Game, about 90 mil. s from London, in a favourite county fur the residence of Gcul Innen suit Spurts.. men. For partienlars apply to Mr. Barker, Emmerson's Farm, star Lyon; Mr Wakefield, Lund Surrryur and Auctioneer, No 42 Pall Nisi', London; Sleisrs. Vines mid Ailey, Soltei. lois, sionedieildinits, Lincoln's Inn; 31r Wakt fii Id, !kook street, lii 101 ; Meters. Jerviii, &diction', Lynn; Sr. Thi e hen, bind Surveyor. Norwich; F,disinntl Ilsgren, Quarks. nine Wells; John Britthinen, Esq. V arnionsh ; E../ Semifinal' ; Messrs. Taylor and 11. u rti, I)iss; Tuntrtli ) H.s:mok, Solicitor, SU Eit re lAay ; 14 sots Chalk And Mt !My, Ch. In, ; .11 the Three Vein, riilehr‘irr; and at Girraway's Cuirce•houiie, 'Chatere. alley, CUrllla.ll, London. F.SrATE AND TITHES, nrm Et. 1117.4.1PSTEAD AND moors LANGLEY, DER reoitustitmE. BY MR. WAKEFIELD, At Grimm:ie... on TrESDAY the 2511 s or ALGtisT, •t Twelve o'clock, in Two Low. Lot 1. A DESIRABLE FARA!. Beim, Coln- AM Nod of the M inor of Abbot's lAitley, 181 Acres, adjiiiiiisig th. Grand Junction Clit% Ist uo lease at a low old 'cot, nice!, rxiiirrs at ‘l;rharinias, lOW Inc 2. A drawable IA It tieing Copt of the Manor of litHrturl Iltioitstead, with floe rintam, Isrit I, !wing 79 Arrrs, also Ict •-•• 4 14).‘ Uhl unit, fur a Imo o loch expires at It.it,aelmas,lBlll. Also the valualsle LEAs(i of the GRF.AT TITHES, Iwld for liras undo r the Ikon and Chapter of SI. Paul's, and of the Vicarial Tithe from the Vicsr. For parliro.lars and cun.linoc. of Sale App'y lu Mr.Wakr f(l.l, Land Snraryur and Auctioneer, Nil. 42. I'r.:l I.nndon ; Mrs's... Odder, 0.1.15 e, all.l Fonder, Solicitors No. It, Carry..h ri t ; M r . IVillians II nary Cdrpetiler r , darnel BerrEKtrad; Bell Inn, II ru.l 11einp.sead; Bull Inn, Two Walrus; Rine', Ann., Grrnit tn.leasl ; Anal, Watford; %.311, Reckmao.warth ; While 11.11 t. Si. Albin's; Bali.bnry Anna, Hatfield; Bell Inn, ; and Gun". liray'a Ceara .oa ,'Clcauge- try, Co nah I :oft . CORDIAL BALM OF GILF.A D. THIS RENOVATING NIEDUANE 2 fr , fcl% wrowlerhil relief in inward drrays, debility, lowness of L.vition in either sex, au. tber iwreditary Lowing to ?NM 141 impritilencits. Iu we:illnesses, tAbra Joraldis. ur armors ronssiraptitins, the mrrit stands unrivalled, lasi- Vgi:ll.l/g the dreard juiem, and throwing a if ehuil warmth u;•on d.bild4ted add ir:axed parte that mama in nerd of u,duaurr. 1,444 6-, g 1., *rms.! ; B.irsnti 150, Oxfdril-street ; that. ('henosole; Visit. Lach.oige; au.l %Va.!, llor !Pier 11. , path. or four to our family to tile for 335. by %bleb fore lls b o ttle is Paced. oils tie words "Saul. ba:aalua, rpoul," engr areal 11 , 15 thr Stamp. Ilf ohms, may he had, The e.hlwiied NIPETIGINE'S, Of 601.01110N1 !mop. inereurt, or any rleletee ■ preparslion), 'stitch shod in the hi4lbest esilaialioN foe the core of the tot y, S t r,,fous, leptoss, nail all diameters originating in svite of the Moroi ; bests:. v 11.11441, gentle, nod ' , lama rime prible,tu their a. veal 1 , .:1-le IMO anlistattete skit hes ever !wen dactivereell hir that dangerous Sr irliry, sweet.nwq the likoul, 311 , 1 .1 ttttt II 100 41411e1 NI NOSI.IBII ;said impure juice,. slreaglh am! lone In th e army, inlierusug and ins igurating bulb body sisal iamil. •.• Prim Ile per bottle, o r four in one family bottle for ior which toe small boule is sari-al.—The aOl th , "1441 " 1 . Liverpool." are capered 1.10 the of each plthoet *limb n 0.., ale gpiiiiine. ** o be Solomon experts, whets row-tilled by letter, the neptimiest of a rue noon.' mole to he enclosed, u 4 ' l . lo eohid, " Mosey Leto. r. S.bleinvis, Gstes4l Howie, tee Liteepeol..-Paid double postage" ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT, 1111111/RY elusions., 2Sth JULY. N OTICE is herrhy Rif/en to nil Per.oni. tte sirors r.f emitracting to supply the followisag Arti cles fur the Use of she Army, sic.... Ider. menl Mewl County DIII hum (iilcloths% Holy lidaild ) ITS, Mower, Drrby, Lincoln, Stafiuml. BREAD. To hie Majpoy'm Land Forces iii Cootoowasis. Quariem and Barracks, is the orii- To hi. 313j...iv's Cavalry in . Cookosmtitia and Qnst ou the untior-iorO litmeed Cou les : COuilirldre, Fonoicr, viz. ! Oats. Hnv , so Straw and to his Lancaster, Illajesty'e Cw dry in Par Middlesex, racket, hod Oats in Can. Surf •11r, tounwnte and Quarters. in Nullinstrast. Ott inider-nsentienend C.llll. Northampton, tit•:.... Surrey, Inherit, Warwick, Kent, York. That the Delis rive are to ensiornenee on soil for the 45th tilsr ivf Srelf ember newt, and to rontione for (tor 14.40 th sails; that Poontsale in Wrietinc healed up and marked. N Trod.r for duo! Supplies," will he 'orrice.' at this lb. pertinent on or before Thursday, the 27th day of A,, use (hut none will be received rifler Twelve ',Thick no that des), othl, if *rot be Post, the Postage most be paid. Proposals port lie made separately for each County; soil park Proposal ni..st have the Letter which is annexed to the Tendi r properly filled •p. be Twu Persons of lemma Pio perty engaging to become bound with She Putty *emit-ring Is 111, Amount silted in the printed Partirielors„ for the doe performance of t'te Contrect ; and nit Preepot.4l will ler out lived sonless m tile on a printed Trude', and dm Prices ex. pressed in worths at length; and should it u happen that durum: the continuance of the Contract no Troops Okuda be supplied, ilw ex pease of tlw Slumps for slur Contract slid donut, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, will be refunded to bins. Particular* of the Omelettes may be hail upon applieneiou, at them Chatabs.ss, Willman the hours of Eleven awl Five. LONDOi BONAPARTE. CONTINUATION OP THR CORRF.SPONDENCR COM- )IFNCED IN OUR PAPFP OF YFST.RORY. Lts:lrwtio4l, April 13, 18111, NtONSIMLA LC GOW,LCVLUR 11 • Mr41,1 1113PTC known to owe yestettl4y, that in COUSIAUCIIre ad ass order einamitisig from yeti, 1w Wag obliged to quit this 'aloud ftti this ocessiois I have the bottom: to r quest you to moon& r, tint Me. fr:Menra wts. verso us by your flovernmetit ou tow demand. said by way of substitute fur a French Physiciao-- that hr has owe oodigessire---that the Esnpevor hrt• been Cie to sin muntlis affected with a chnotoical tinware in the liver, a dm sow mortal iu this rowstry, and oreasioned by the want of exercise, whirls he Law bens enable to take for two years, from the simmer is which paw Sieve abetted, and still abuse Your Peefer•-•-thet things are coast to that pass that the pa t...tit requires attriedasee every day—that for two years yam have bent wishimr to dismiss Al. trllears, to awbstittite NI. Baxter in his phice*tliket. notwithstandieg your reiterated applications, the Emperor has constantly refused to rec e ive this l'hysician, for whom he has an t'aeinclfife reps/08.litre. Consoler that if rot take from him Al trMenia, without sopplyiteg his platy by a French or Italian Plorticiait all er:dy Imola., rot oblige obis Prince to the sleatit me of all assist ance. He is determined on this point. Hi. agony will Le the more painful; lint the suffering* of the body are it on ;weary; whereas the upprobriont which such ferocious con duct stamps uu the character of your nation will he ettrual. 1 ant mats neted-1 at. To drelare that Dr. %learn is the only Physician on this roll( in whom Mc patient has soy confidence 2.1. To prote.t ageiost his dismissal, with what ever pretext it may be attempted to be coloured, unless it be the nosey.. nee of a legal derision. I have the bemuse to be, 310issiestr k Gouverneur, Your very humble and very obediestt Servant. (Sign. 41) COUNT BERTILAND. Tu Governor Litut.-CuL Sir Hudson Lowe. Plantar [loue, April 17, 1818. Acin—The (inventor ,lirrets vim will corlone to one, row bin infurtnalioti, copy of Iln letter rust itiblrratied to Count Per. trona on the il..y of yunr rya I,lllllt his 14R1 luso r e tp,,, a ihruto4h Sir Ti:uman —Th.' bearer call wait 11 . 111* 16: some. I um. Sir e your t obedient Servant. (Siztiritl) G. GI lIGIF:QU EH, Major, Art. .lil B,e Harry Wiens a, Eng Luagooml. Longwood, A•tn*t 17, IRI S. Sill—Wlica I received his ExcelienWs direction• ms Ilan Institut, my lirst step was to proceed lu Napoleon Bo n:Tarte in order to acquaint him that I hail determined to give iu my resignation, and to express my regret Inc the lie. trinity moiler which I wry. of doing in. Finding him, how. trey, indisposed and in toed, I did mot think proper tio coins witinicate it to him, mill I theirfore wrote n letter to Count Bertrand, in which I begged of hint to do tab; of that letter I have preserved DO 1 , 41 y. but the WOW' of it 1,311 noisily Si milar to that wind, I had the honour to address to his Ex c.:Henry the prime (ley. !laving until now diiicharecil my ditty in on hononeable manner, I mien groin 0000 sly beg leave to solicit my discharge Innis the humiliating SOWS, in which lam placed al pre sent. and will feel obliged for any acceleestion of my depar ture, which you may have it in yogic power to °Liam. I villeins. Sir, Ace. %REY E. 011 EA RA, Surgeon. To Major Goreetpier, Act. SI 11.*c. Plautation House, April 18, 1918. have laid your letter of yesterday bt fuse the Go. moor, whom it has not satisfied. Your first step, on receiving his histrurtions, if you f dft difficulty to comply with lions, was So I li ise made known the sauce to him, ~r to have se luaild. 41 I • with your iotetstion to er.tgi., if you prekrnd taling such a step to seeking any *hellion of them. Your !mt step, consiikicil as a point of duly (if your re 'Mallow was founded on any instruction received from the Governor), should have bero nut in have acquainted NA:Ni hon tionaparte with any shine of she master until you had the Giotruues anicurretac. fur making Latium the same to him. That you bad the intention to resign has loug since biro known. Your letter to Count HI rirar.4l, without Ibr Governor haw. ing *CVO it, and tirfore vow 1... J thought fit to b ins , leas a Cirri Arcade uf she rvglii.onons, for which, and all consevinenres 4.f kir+, pis a.r t esponajblr. _ . , If it referred to any auirtict.n rrret•cd from the Cover. our, it 1111.1 luor duty hl hale kept a Cony of it ; you rail Mann( Chas from Cutout a, t tiara, or cats borrow the origival (win him to copy. LI asking I. 3VC to ropy liter, it is not necessary So ae. (1••1111 him that it is to .curl 1.. the Gum nor, and thus prr hsto fo,nish a earlive for his refusal. Thr Gum nor ran arrept uo excuse for your slot vendiog the copy molted, a. lie wants to setld it to Gusergonit, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1818. sad as the weans are folly within par reach to obtain that copy. It is, therefore, ensecessary to agile &Aires' we, listless for the purl•use of radioing it.—l urn, Sir, &c. Ste. Stc. G. GO R R EQU Ell, Major, Act. Mil. Sec. Barry O'Meara, Eq. Surgeon. P.S. If you tabjett smatliog• copy of the letter lest it might lend to your own cooderonation, I at. directed to ohorrre that the fart of your having written the. Irti•r Iraq known on thr day you GYM Bertrand by his rommtinies. lion to nee. •u 3 the withholding a eupy of it n im bi there fore furutait all osigm ground's for official malice. G G. Longwood, April 19, 1918. Cm—According to rase Excellency's lie/eel jann, eutaata• likvilegi so Mr yusterday by Major Gorregorr, 1 proceeded 1.6 Count B. rlrand, and begged him, as 1 had not preserved a copy Or the letter I bad written to him oa the 121 h or, this moistlio..lcott is to me for the purpose of tkking teem* ohm!' be .11.1 without the ontalleAtio , tatiats. Indeed, al !wrote Ike interview whtrh took place betoeen hint and . , jut- Gottequer, he milted me if 1 had any objections lo my lvtlee bring shears, to Major Gierrequi‘e, a n d he hot since in formed at, that his intentions were, that 1,, might either keep it or take a copy, is he had done grids severs' other papyri' some day , ' before. le For I. a month, ',Dor Firellency has several lime' mania fraud to me intent* to subject toe to she time restrictions at the Frosch prisoners, to which 1 have always refused to consent : and I mugt beg leave now to sate, that your Ex t. limey has cot the right to do no, as Napoleon Bonaparte it not costaidered as a Prison, r of War, otherwise thou by virtue of an Art of Parliament ; and the other French (not even the domeittet) are not named in the Bill, and could not be seibli veal to the reotisclions which have been lmpowd 1111100 tht us, if they had not given their consent by a written engagement, the effect of which ceases at the moment of thi-ir min tttt t as is clearly sleeves by the recent departure of firm rut Govirgood; therefore still stronger ressmis exist that MI Forbids stileject cannot he 'Omitted to such restrieti 000 s without o ',rem' and written C.ollll'lll tio his part, to which have always protested. awl protest I will never agree to, as it would be signing the dish, ttttttt r of the naval matins,. nod would inevitably draw thorn upon me the contempt of lire brother udirero wills ahem I hire the honour to aetve. Therefore, in the natural state of 'ham neither emir Excel lency nor any other autleority call subject ore to restrictions contrary to Ilse rights of 311 Obits', and tike lava of Li.Z 1 has., also to ul the honour to Illlrrf re- to yin., that hide. I , i nelent of she general rittrantee of Ili , laws, I had pro vided a • eivate out. its the slipnlatirms *hide I had esiadei• 1815, nail Admiral Lord Keith, then cuttimantlistg time ("mime! Fleet, in consequent* of the request made to him by Count Bertrand that I should be sittuchril to Notts.!. nu, No Sat :1111l• in phiec of the F. curb SIIIIIIICOII whom for Eng. n.urrnl hail permitted to seconeirtny hire, milli°. road Inc II" 40 rut I brfeeit of his lowdeleip to give ate an order in writing, which he deeltuid duilig. I r. collect pert. ray sell his anewer, whirl. was—"ll is not In my power to order you to arc. pt of it, as it in out of the assail service, mud is a busineos altogether coins urdrietty, and must be voltutitary"on your pint; hut 1, no Chiet, will atillsosise you to neeept of it. and I aiivise pis most strongly to du mu, as I am convinced ibe Geverionsent will to obliged to you, and it is * stissittion winch may, with propriety and honour, be his Id by an Fag linkman" Although it was impossible for mu not to follow lbe advice of ouch a diotingtesliel Olfieer, nev.ithelesa I made sane stspnlaiions, viz —that I should b. at larceny to resign. 0.41,011 tiod she situation not to be consonant to my wioletat; that I should he borne ',pia the Nary List in my tank as Silt gilt'', with my time rsine Oil ; 11111 I stnnl.l nil he paid or considen d as dependant upon Naittlenn Bona parte, lens its is British lacer nail coutetporittly nut subjeut to any reshictions indicted upon Frtatell promoters); and I bare lepeatedly hail the houour, verbally, to e•preas hr you, that sootier than consent to allow my rights as an English officer to be violnli it. I *9'0.1 twirler gtvitig so my resegota slion ; and as vim opprared to he struck with my itheurvotions and the stipulations which I had m. n lr with the Lords Com missioners of the Vl:Melly, 1 11,. rehire c i otelotkil that y o u hail itai it iip nil 1114 . :1 of putting them to execution. Wheu, toi nee 12th of this ttttt alt, I received isistriirlitiair contrary an my natural rights, the stipulations I bud made, and the protestatioos which I frequently male to your‘elf which you caused to be to-set to me, 1 ini sued sA It ly runipaehestiled that it was merely se way of obliging me to gat Longwood De licacy, my sintiea no a medical oleo, and lanniaiiily, alike ordaitsed that, prior to potting, Isi 14 sequoint Nap:deal Bunapas Sr with my intention, and I did so. Is, neither the Army or Navy is it Me euottim, when any Officer is desirous to rip gin, for bins to fir.' consult h is Royal Ilighnem thr Duke of York, or the Fnst lewd of the Admiralty, touching the propriety or otherwise of his doing so, the resigna t i tttt tendered direct through the' Proper slum nails is always She fist intimation; thererote in %codicil: my re-iguanas to your Excellency w.lln,nt brat convoking ton, I was only netiug accuidiog to the a-slab:Wool custuins of hulk 114.1"ViCeii. _ In writinz the triter to Count Bertrand I have not violated the resin at which I one to your Excellency n% [lead of the Govern:neut. as the question cunt:fisted in it has ken ire. fluently 2,:fia tea before. I have not violated the Act of Park, ,nisi or any written restriction ematiaium from vim. Ass inhalwant of lamsz•suod, I have tint twen atilijec!. col to the crelrietions imposed imam the inliOidniita of the I.lanal, finial with moped to palms, as I live in the house ; or its to ruunnuuicaliuus, because for ecar three years communicrtions daily and pithily. venially atilt in 114ve taken place brewer's us. There is o u t a day passe,' that I do nut see the !Will hi P. veral a, very fir. fluently by night, nod not n we. k that Ido um make writ. len .550.815 to both the nia.tfaii and the servants upon masheal and other subjects perlainiaz to play .ic. I have mot violated any written in.tructions, tweatme I have never receivcil any posifire I,ruhibitiuu restful ttttt z the nature of nay communications. In all the restrictions there was always a leiilodr, knot of discretional power allowad me, by stating, " that I was *of mitered not lu rt ply in Napoleon lioulipaite or so any of his family fin any otlff r stelfyret not no fiscal ; that if I slid so, the responsibility mutt rcat upon myself; that I had not his •ntliority for &fag so." Indeed, had a piwitive prohibaiiiu bey.' trivets, to comply with it is evidently impracticable for any 'parson in my sittialioo ; ami as to the rtspansibility, I am content to bear the whole of it. . - • When frequently rtimirril to set in a meaner v hick I con rcivi dto be incompatible woh my Al lines and prof aims, and dishonourable to me, I have hod the hoiloor a demateil clear ■I N I posilirc instructions in I liltall, Ili tissltT ghat II might study, mrdita le topsoil, and execute iltrits punctually; sir, if I found any thing in them contrary to illy c.inwm,,,T, to give 111 my t signatiuti ; I 'VIVI' IleVlsi hail Any «vivo sorb a► were 'rutiled in the mausirr I have drier died abut . .. For +IIIIIC II Its I 'save berir made to trail a mist wretch ed life by your Cm - elleasey ' s oblmiug rise in more. 51 to your house twice a. weak, reviling sue, lurum¢ Doe unt .4 doors iti ■ must czunsiiiiiiims manner; utice, istilcril, havutq expert. raced until% awl looks, because I ilk, nut choose to comply with venial susitissali tttt s. It is not lot .or, Sir, to pretend to remain in the aitstallon your Will, 11111 41111140 of receivolg wrier, to shut ffect from she Right liouourab'e the Lord. Coninsiv.iorsets of Ilse A.? • ally, ineana moo taken to sue to Tot by attacks olio.' lily sielsto and permoint and fee several &qv I have horn sipper-ImA, hassOlsaleil, and die^ hollowed; divironoarril ea snitch as on 011ie.s emu be by au aiboraly Set, and reie:erill by Will:mat nearly Own. pahle of exercising use eJlling. I have, ilo et fore Sir. do hollotir Sit demand Cons your Eaet fleecy—lat. Either the metalling of your direcii of Slit` 10111 Of ibis month, atol the privilege of *tweeting soy fu Het io n s at Lona• *sod as I bare Juue fur uesr throe ytara-2d. Or to &eery* the resiguatiou which I wrote as anon as I found shit I was assinsilated to the l'reneb primmer., and to allow me to proceed to England-3d Or, if it I. asserted that I hare committed a crime, either in whim! the enclosed leiten, to Comet Bertrand, or i !limit* done soy thing else *hie!. I am ignorant of, and which your Excellency has not thought proper to communicate to me, or of not having complied with verbal and obscure directions, or of haring in any wise whilst:A the Act of Parliament, I demand to he, according to the provisions of dint Art, transferred to. Fmg. land for trial before a competent Court. I further protest against any Imager detention in the state of oppreosims in which I em, which, by rendering ma ineabshle of following my professional avocations, necessitates my being spe,ility rePlaaad at Loneeroo4l; sod I appeal to the jwilire of She Right Henionrable the I..ords Comm issiimers of she Admiralty against the violation of the terms under vhicli I accepted the sitnatiou. I hare the honour to be, Sir, With all possible respect, Your Excellency's most ohr.lient humble S.-rrosit; _ . _ B. O'MEARA, Sairreon, Royal Navy. To his Execikacy lieni.-Geo. liar nucleon Lowe, K.C.B. oce. kc. Governor. St. Helena, Ist May, 1818. UT Draft Ott—As it Is probable that my removal from the situation whirls I auw hold will, ere Ineg, take place (which event, indeed, considering the have been tormented and ill treated, fur reverel months past, obviously and evidently with a vier to oblige me to resi(u, is now desirable), I have thought it essential to my jus tification to forward ill you the above letter (which was sent to the Governor the day it was written), and the other enclosures isf my fellers and the replies to them, in order that you, from whom I have received so many marks of friend ship, and whose esteem ■nd good opiaiu■ II prise so highly, may mot be led to suppose, by any artful insinu ations or misrepresentations, ari•ing from malice, revenge, a dread of the tritilis twill male known in &gland, or even of mme►e mistake, that ally improper or dishonourable conduct on my part, has occasioned my removal hoot a situation, to which. whether considered in the light of novelty or delicacy, history ulbia no psralkl. Tu you, one of my rattiest and sincere.* friends, I am bound to render this indispensable explanation; *lnch obliges me to th.con ti tttt e the arcresy which hitherto I have maintained, even, with respect to my own situation upon this rock. Believe me to be, my dear sir, e Your most sincire and obliged Friend, Tu W. Fergusou, Eq. BARRY 0 - .111 CARA, Surgeon. LAVT INDIAS. [Prom the Bombay Courier of April 4.] Our advice'. state, tint the army of the Decker., under the personal command ul Sir Thomas flislop, was to be broken up on the 31st March, and that hie Rimellency was pro• 'reeding towards Madras, ...waried by five companies of the Royal., the rifle-corps, and roelrete,... Utters from Alimerlosig;:nr, dated tbel7lb ult., mentioit, that to certain intelligence had heels received thsre is what directioo Rajee Row bad fled, hut that Oen. Doveion had proceeded towards Jaulnah, in pursuit of part of the enemy. Ounput Row and Ram Writ hail gone off toward.' Bas sein, having escaped from the nth cavalry and Marne, borne, which had returned to camp, out Wog able to some up wall the fugitives. We have favoured with the particulars of the surreartal commeneemeot of the uulitary operation.. of Brigadier-Orweral Munro, in the Southern Maltratta rutin try ; at" lion Ali obey air mil of a recent y. t, as no ■ecunnt i f Ihem has hitherto a,ppa art d in priell, we areal too creditable to the inohylditala cmplu>ea un our pa' t to be (hi the 2241 Deemlrsr Wig idler-General Munro was at Hhous-gbul, having with lion two II ink nod three bait alMn roues from the rani otos 4.f Darwar. The battalion companies proceeded the teat morning to meet the batter ing train fount Rellory, nod the General marched at the same lime with the hunk ponies to relieve Nawelpoor, thsti hard pressed by Cassi Raw GoWok On the uppoloach of our troops, the euems's 100 n..., consisting of about 7041 bone and 209 foot, tocetlier with the garrison of Loll Ghuhv, moved toff, other pro of their horsemen had bet n killed by two shells thrown among them. From the local situatiuis of the province, in a Weil were Goklab's extensive Jageers, it was t videni that, &joie the comnisneement of hostilities by Bajee Row, it would AIL!. it crust faeilitiss to Ike enemy in making rxeurt.iloing into the Comp:by% territo ries, mid therefore the Bricosober-Geo. determined to take pos session of it; but as be had no ibsposable force then milt him for that purpose, lie availed loitusell of the aid of the in habit:lms to accomplish his object. He arcuisliocly ap pointed military Amuilolaos to most of the districts iu Ilie esiemy's possess:lon on the Mend) side of dl till',, malt, aids ye okra to raise peons, and take possession of as much of their respective districts as was ',smoothie; ammigat these Annul. dare, Rain Row, a native of Mysore, was appointed to Na we-lc:mond. He z,ot possession of above half the dislriety 111 a very short iiine, nod 011 the 19th of Deecililwr he mart' , from • villace oboist Iwo miss from Nan elc,niond, with 509 peons" to attach Govind Ross Gokl oh, 'wino was at dial place with a body of 701 boric. About 00U of this body were picipseted its t h e streets, sod sit open space between the l's'tah soil the Fort; the rest were ttttt muted and watching the motions of Rani Row ; but he at no u n advanced so ra pidly, ked he entered the l'ett.4ll before the body there could 11101111( and get out of it. Their p onic was so great, that they galloped off in every direction, a othout attempting coy re sistsoce ; 19 horses were taken, about 20 lett dead. A run siderolole hundwr of the smeroy acre ; and Govind Row, who commanded, escaped wide difficulty. One of his Sordals was killed, 110.1 the other INO II Mira nod taken. On kilts ing uG ILA glefrni, C:mi Row Golasts, who wns thin tit Railami, marched lo join his stir wait 250 horse mail 200 foot ; and aft r rolketit.2 fuzitives, he turtsed he fare Nastelcootol on the 2241, and Root Row having retiresl into the old furl, he occupied time l'.•tish ilt Gift' flay-hula of the 23.1, tool w•as pressin% the tort any hard, w 6 n the ap proach of 514.ir Nrwalrls tirtitlgnicsit siartJ the gsts hum, st loose auesnuttithm was seemly inpesolcil. The enemy, ilipititc.l by their loss in the two attsclv, fearing nine ur ten dead m the sln•ets, abatot•ost d Lill ghm'ry. the taturry which proiccts Newelpicniol, eueying tiff The condor' of Ram R•mw t:n these occnsinsts, is spoken of to the Brig:oher licurral iu terms of the hiottest praise. ARMIES IN THE FIELD. A detnelstoeol from the smolt force c o der the command of Livid -c,dooo bobo.h, C.B. to .sir an attack It shlrt time FlNee turaittit the Ant of Seed: out, 11111 was &vit.:ell to r lin guists its prosecution. r ao .,i e g t oory or 11, ussallit In s.•Jnre it without islas.isig the r; to ere's, mid tluorcra illy tisk. A detachment of past of loin MR "ay's 89th rcgi.. mascot having, Is %sever, Owen tildsg•il In put Mtn MAN'S', the Issuslnnts b• ins uuible to 'Mike N , ll :14111110 :adverse unlit+ Which pr. sot al 01.4 ..e:ia,.ll of the year, the I..eute. trsnt•('ul •1 inactive:nit - Is rem writ the attack; and we have the satisfaction to stare, this Seesiessir Ws Laren reduced. The force smirched crai•:st it on Cu. 15115 of lust mouth; It e hstieries were ups- es) at ‘l.l).littlit on the wtorninE of the lash. a prat-m.4de breolels was intuit. Is twelve, :unit that cal bust wife. un the point of siormisse, when the miens, Aid is. all d'va•ti•nn flom the uproots. aisle of i:ic fort 11e sp i . g t thet the arrow of this nu t ortisot fortress hill !vest p ■ r tlu• speedy ieductiosi Butiraigglour, situated iu the t~litoomra river. . _ The form mottrr fatit‘li. t..(; liernt Prozkr wn. oilli2etl to 11.1 t uo OW '2411, of I rat gui nlh h , lure Ilsu le.t Intl fot o. of Chellthill awl Heinlein, the haviug ileima*dcti ight PRICE SEV i.N-PENCE. dap , 0.. cousider whether or out he should suseenst e r 'lvo% • the reply announced wail, the has,. ry would open at day-4111 u.. one Inltiowin; day, an:l !t• he allowed a tough pita to be fired he was to exit et no t. nu t. The .01. ..ry ut the reply was proved in the abauJu..u.u.t of the forts ou the eight of the •lUh. .• We. publish the folloingdiviodon orders it) , Major-Genital Sir 11'IIIIRT Grant Keir, K.M.T., which sudirientiv ex plain the affair in which a detachment of his Slajr‘tv . •. 17.4 Regiment, under the command of the Does. Liruteemot- Colonel Stanhope, successfully et.countered a body of Pies duces, under Seetoo • Camp at Debalpoi;r, Friday, March 13, ISIS. The Major-General is happy to pobliah in the sh e,. on t!te follow Mg psreieblars of an action between a dila. bawl. from his 3liej.,-ty's 17th Dragoona, sender Lieviensui-Citiount the lion. L. Starillope, and a body of 300 Pindarres, com ',lauded by Seto„ ite person, which Ibis added to the dr.rry, Cd (* . potation of that gallant corps, suet rcßovis loglicst vrcdt ten the oftievra awl It-or employed Oil the OCCatCjilli I. 11l i ' lollolo.lo harms been toniffnoicated to Lemeortiaist cuir",st the Does. L. Stanhope of a tonit:"...ble party of I.,,,,i acem , harlots appeared within a forced 1111rCill tof seal to: camp , d e b,„:l:eneut was immediately put in motion, seed arrived within sht of the elleblY after a march of 3o miles; the dragoons imosiwa'telY formed , and attacked 'been, and after a show of resisten:e they betook t h e m selves to Rilbl• closely pursued by otil- dem:etentsot, who cat down upwards of two hundred horsemen. Se. l °° , el"" 1 1 1 ieboulk by and black charger, narrowly esces `Je d falling islet' nor l'B"dre but was saved by the extraordinary speedo Hais hocsc• The Major General begs to expres, ks la., Lieut.- sad vi- Colonel the Hoot L. Stanhope, for the petweb,: qfiu ' le his dress gour with which the arrangements were mad e c o? .4e urns and the spirit with which it was roarbocted ; mad lie 4. pe leis acknowledgments to the whole of the oleischnornl for - intrepidity and activity which they displayed dnring the at . lark and pursuit of the enemy. The colidnet of Captai* Adams and Cornet Marriott has bees represented in the Majur-Geueral in favourable terms, and he is happy to .x -press his approbation of the gallantry of both these officers. Lirateuant Jervis's unremitting exertion , ' have been repeatedly brought to the Major• General's no tice, and he feels thoroughly rensible of their importance on this occasion from the experience he bas had of that off cerl weldable services. Leticia from General Prittler's tamp at Wyratchne, doled the 26th of March, report the Surrentki also of the fin is of Nungdun and Piludtsoghor on the preceding day, and lhose of Kummul:bur and Wyralghtir on the With, Ind that Kenxelghtir was invested. General Smith was nr ar f(vkt•hune on the The Peisliwa's troops had broken. into *moat bodies; it was not known nab which division Bake Resit had gone. Some other bodies are attiring east and northeast. General Bottling was ■t Lassunr, in Candeish, on the 19th, and in pursuit of the enemy. Extract of a letter from General Sriiiih's camp, on the Gulags, March 10 We have matched unremittingly since the 10th of the ntiontle, when the force kit Soorah ; to.day we halted. B.ijre Row is supposed to be shout 20 cons front us in the Jacinth direction. The camp is very healthy. lint the cattle are considerably knocked up; forage ion to be coming very dear. Few Gomel Olficria share fatigue so eqnally with their troops as Brigadier-General Smith. Hia division has great confidence in him, and feel certain that his talents and enterprise will compels whatever is within the limits of possibility." i.econtits from General Smith mention, that he was at Rakestout on the 20th; sail we have a report that Bajee Row was on the 16th, unly IS miles south of Janine' The its:ar reports say, he has again turned south fits. Thomas Hislop has guile to Eller* and Aursaigabad; and Majur Lushington, with his cavalry brigade, 4th and 80th are halting here, having been placed under Gen. Smitlia ne tters. The Bombay troop., with Gen Penske, consist of he Bomlwy l'ark and Commissariat; Copt Num, Lieutenants .i•Leud and A thill, Bonilla) Engineers; the Bombay Toughs. Ist battalion 7th regiment, and 2d hattalton 9th regiment, and Pioneers. The Madras troops arc the flank corps, c o o ,. — "Pt •il of the Rank companies of the3Oth, 34th, 53.1, and Si b re:imenta, detachment of Light Artillery, Lseist -Colonel ymple, Li, nt. Grant, En:metre, 4 companies of native Rile Corps, 2J Battalion 121 h Regiment. [From the Bombay Gar.etle of April S.] The force under Colonel Intl:telt was expected to march against Blighwuntgkur about the 25th of last mouth, and we xpi ct to hear daily that it is in our possession. The louts of Kanghurry and Wyrautgliur have surrendered to Geis. Pritzler's force on being summoned; and th o se o f Cummulghur, lad h;endelglior, after a trifling resistatice, II) a detachment under the coininand of Major Thicker, which had been sent to invest them. We may consider the Pindarry power, which was recently spreading such alarm and dismay, and rapidly tolvatmost to the Imam degree of influence over the goverunieut of Scholia sod flulkar, as it had acquired over the Kajpour Stales of Ifni -110111311, which Ifaa extruding its predatory excurtions over lei ritori , a which had, under the Blitildi protection, enjoyell yeall of tranquillity, and which threatened to estshiisti iu Hindustan a power systematically prosecuting aniitial:y a wag of plunder and devastation upon their eitighboins, as completely annihilated and we feel persuaded that hereafter we shall hear nothing more of the tribe, but its time; whilst the traditionary lees which will deve:1111 after ages of its cruelties and rapacious acts, will leave among those respectable States that have hero urecued front lit il• ructive mot iusuleitt domino tion,a grateful recollerti 111 l of the Westing* that India has derived from the sop.. limy of the British power. The celebrated Chieftain Korn em Khau, nod his nephew and adopted son Natudas Khan, who 114.1 sorremlereal themeless, has e had lauds as,,igsse4: Im the omiotainance of themselre+, their families, :OM depen.heni., in Hortickmmr, Mica Bilks!), Kander Buksh ; mid tui ir pi incipal adherents have SIM) thrown theinselse., "max t• eteinency of the Guyernor-Ceueral. Mal,. • Cheeks°, we believe, are still at large; but, - so v.zoilin;ly followed up, and the ant- hat- F 7! ?.! %%Lich they ...ave been consequently red , nay so ditra nished the dread which the inhabitants. filllllell of their power, that unless they wake their rat. rera), they *O4 we anticipate, fail victim, to ihit B i det' of acii% it, will* which the villagers, whit have r.ortvcrt.y stiffen ti (runt Corte dr prudati eeee e are co.operatiuz in tF..r r.eiza,e wisestvet 1,14 / Piadartes venture to make theic appearau:e. 4 .nlO •••• (From 11m Dowr-y C'eurier of 1).) Adricra truss Jaml,i. • Attie, dated Vith 31nrch, mention, that adetachuuut witicii 114,1 brut sent out under Lientcu• u nt Crosby, of the hilt Nakao Wintry, had succeeded to captor. snit II cottaitlerrble quantity of trtnsorc, which had bre,. ti :may front KUUffCe previously to our invcstment ut th❑t fortrrss. 19 1 2 P'` tif Since the foregoing was i ii ." :::il l , " :ll t h 'iv a e tsL e t . :n u c ' e ' 114 t h dated e " su . r rr itt t e • s Un , a lc 7n r ep i • 41 : a t b ut' e a (' a t kr : ll l : s ub :7i ir lh ira l l' 1 0 . fi a t' i r n il . ; • ing of the 6th, after a day's bombardment. The intuituse on• heal Dlee'lgth of this fiwtress has t violent' its rettuet iiiii a .0$ OC of more Milieu,' y and time than that of most of the mime strong fortresses shirt' have fallen 0 oar at •tvi. Brigadier. Genet al Veit , '--el' -teal }till, Illsiler air CUIIII/1:11/d of Culonsl 1 [fruit, the 11 tune butt:lloo. stair corps. flank et,mpaities of I the 12th Madras Nitl.ve lufatilrv. and 7.1 i battalion Critish I Native !Manton to 11/vest the place; but as tliis force hail i tto gusts wills fi g the hillvtlar rattle it to Dorretilkr• BY ;re" ex( i lion, the elephants got three mortars and a light hos it. etc uvcr the Knit Chaut ; the mortal - mg fort... us i hell join ill by Mr. Elphmstour, the General and his Stall; avid Cu. 101 , 1 Dalt stople, nob the ?kindle., sod B bay As. di. iy. s , A b f : te ui r vi i ti liti 6ti s ti a t l i a. a c ha i‘ i v ir t . t i u he tu s r liils v e siti bsi out sig wi s d li ti tr i T c tiei xc t ,i i i tr ii i t ts; u l , nd. 4, D iumr ) 1