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. . ....,7 ) „ ( , 9 - ~ ... .. • . .. _ . - / 2- / // ' • . .. • . . . , e r 1 b . • . w * t • . •• A -.2 -,... ' 46 .! 4 44 - •' VINISIt -... • . k •.1 r : tr. . . . . . . _ . ._ ....„_....,„......___:_.,___.„........_. _.„ . ~,, .; - , _ .. 4P , - • • k -v«. 4 Nr 6 0 V IP. A•:, . '; •71 .7"•••,. / • </•• / • (1 . 1 .c 7 ; Wriex; 4. • • • • . •• NUMBER 6020. - LONDON, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1822 Just publialtvd. * G. &ad W. &WHITTAKER, Ave Maria. bus, Loadapa, in Nit 'volume, eve pace FRANCE for the LAST SEVEN YEARS ; Irealaimieg mast Facto, awl much valuable ititurnta. abut bilbart• ealteosa ; with Anvellobti, Jetta d'Eoprita, SIC. lee By W. H IRELAND. Mriaber mad Atatieet of the Atheasraus of &ince and Acts, at Paris. Piticn trionsphs. He 'rooted the eutecessor ail would Ise appo N iisti would-beach as to have the confided-is of tee Directors ; for dismal as their territories wet P. the real direction and emsind audit kin the heads of the Onveiour-Oeueral. The conversation Shea sirepreerl, 7 Mr. RIGBY complstried or she system adopted by the tr o gap a t l y is Inlryloe the renttltirs of routtiels ealitrt4 lute by ladia ideals with theta for eertain breaches of agreernest, which sirither.iujerrd nor ineotworaieneed the ilifltiessy. Mr. HUME, Mr. It. JACKSON. aad Mr. N DIXON, tirreudesi a strictures of roustrurtirou with rtupert to roust **, as se emeatial part of tie System of supply by pow ic oestract. . Aflet woe tirsalturitifisreeeisse,.tOs question bring lorSte Skew, the Chairman mtjuurisrd ilk Court. I • e, u "it at Doors open at Six, sad the Performance (Marta befo►e Serer. vis oci Llo,ooo NEXT THURSDAY! _._~ THSATRM-KOVAL, DRURY-LA NS. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. &larch 21, his Majesty's *Tweets will perform the Comedy of THE MAN OF THE WORLD. Lord Lsuberersert, Mr. Gattie; Sir Penises Maerytw phant. Mr. Kean (hn. 3d appearance in that Character); Egerton, Mr. Cooper; Sidory, Mr. Pesky; Melville, Mr. Vo.el. Lade Rodolphe I.umbeer•ourt, Miss A. Rooth ; Lady bersrephent, Mrs. Dubin; Cosatantis, AMSII Soorthlub; betty Niel, Mr.. Omer. To cuticle& with the hineied Patertainssent of PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Peal. Madame Velar's; Alambra, Sloss °spriest, ; Des. saboque, Mr. Knight ; Capt. Tropic, Mr. Uralic ; Des Ka tona., Mr. Giblhoe. Virgillit, MISS Perry; Jacinths, Miss • Coin,* ; Mary, Mn.e Blend. Private Bons ems be *Maimed for the Evening of Mr. dell, et t►e Box-Dace. Mr. H*pb►am, of Boad•elreet, is appaisied sole Agent, of t►e ►Vest End of the Tows, fur the sightly Avowal of the Prink Rears heiregieg Is the bastevig Ihip Timpeive. The Deers to he oprei4 at Rierast its o'Clock, sad the Performs...we he begin et SMIL. Oa Saturday, The Mao of the World. THRATRII-ROYAL, corsivroA Nom THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Mari will be acted (15th time) a new Opera, called . NIONT ROSE ; Or, THE CHILDREN OF THE MIST. Earl of Mosinee, Mr. COSMO; Earl of Monteith, Mr. Durrett; Macaulay, Mr. Canter • Allan 51aeanloy, Mr. Abhoit ; Capt. Dairen', Mr. Me adow.; Margais of Aryl, Mr. Chapeau; Sir Duncan Campbell, Mr. Egerton; kabala of the Wit, Mr. Yates. Entrehi, Mrs. nitwit ; A soot Lyle, Miss Stepbeas. Aker which the Msnical Farce of ROSI NA. &Irina, We. Darn*. ; Captain Relville, Mr. Prue; Wit.. haw. Miss ,Halittovie ; Patrick, Mr. Censor. Phoebe, Mita Foote ; Rotas, Mi.. Id. Tree. A Prioa4ithr: way be had for the aelson, or sightly, of Mr. Brandoti, at the Box.olSce. Oa Sttnrdsy, Abakapearea Comedy of Errors, with A Ro land for an Ohm. Oa Monday, The Tempest—with the mew Pantomime. 21, MI L MATHEWS AT HOME et the THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND, THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Mareb 21, and SATURDAY, llie 23d, with his animal Lecture on Mae racier, Alsintero, and Peculiarities, under the Dile of THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF MR. MATH F.%IS. Part 111. STORIES: in which Mr. !Mathews will take steps to intradeee the following Characters:— Net, servant of all.work in • lodging.hutsite ; Sir ShiVelitlll Aerewaeree. Goarillan to Amelrosa (second floor); Mormleor Zephyr, Freorh Ballet Master (Ant Soar); Oroege Augustin Fipley—.• A hoe of beanty"—is lova t Ab Llywelyn Eh Esti. ant thin enough; Mr. Mark Magnum, woe tempos lodger, acal dour; Miss /tombola, in love with Fipley. Doan ape, at Seven &Clock; Performance begias at Eight. Boxes, Places, sad Private Boxes, in be bad of Mr. Ste %MON, at he Straad Entrance, from Ton till Five. A DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. ay Authority of the Right Hon. lb, foal Clionaliednio. -,... THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. &larch ale sad SATURDAY, will be preseoted, an emir*, new Extravaganza Barletta of Fan, Frolic, Fashion, ao4 Flue, I. throe acts, called TON AND JERRY; Or, LIFE IN LONDON. Corinthlas Tam, Mr. Wreaeb ; Jerry Hawthorn, Mr. Jobs Reeve; Love, Mr. Wilvason • ltilllM7 Dees, Mr. kesky; Hoe. Dsek Trifle, Mr. Bella y. Kate, Mrs. Raker; Sae, Mrs. Waylett ; Jaar, Miss Haamerslry. After which (by particular desire), the admired Barletta of WHO'S TO FATHER ME! Colon►l Talbot, Mr. Buckingham; Manderille, Mr. Char man; Billy Bulls, Mr. Wilkinson. Charlotte Oldatock, Miss E. Pitt; Harriet, Miss Brady. •f Bows, 46,—Pit, 2*. Gallery, la. Half Prier at Halt past Eight. APARTMENTS genteelly Furnished, in the House of a Private Family of great Respectability, where there are so children, and whose house is larger than they require. They curaistuf one or tau sitliseg rooms, and two or three hed.rottins, with atteadaser, if required. The situa tion is in a preferable part of Greeawirh, being cheerful and airy, is the vicinity of beantifel walks and rides. and roos ting"' the advaatacee of tons mil earnestly. Stages pass the door to sad from Landon every half hoar. Fur curds of address apply is James Soper, Esq. 6, Ss. Helm's-piste, Hishonsgateatireel ; H Allen, Esq. 4. New Inu, Seemed, or 4?, Parliament street, Westminster. TEN GUINEAS REWARD. rip° PRINTERb, ENIARAVERS, Ete.— • Wherein* it as been discovered that certain Persons are PI the babied Printing and Vein hag label., being copies or ur these allivesl to the Willer cuntataind the ( INL'INF. BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, thereby enabling inipe.orspled dealers in Impose on their ens twrierl • bad and i”jorions article; Wr lorieloy offer a Re. ward of Ten Griaess to any Prraiiii oho shall give ouch in formation an will lead so the cuovirti 0000 of any one vaults of there illegal practice,. DAY AND MARTIN, February, I Ott. 97, High Holborn. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. VYTON, Stork.iimk«r. rPopreirnisy Negnaitits '4 the Pahlir, shot the Prot D 47 of Drawing rill he THURSDAY. the 28,h postant, when the Foot•drafto Prise wall reerive 20,000/. over sad above whatever it way be drawn. Ticket', aod Sham, aarevoted meolrows, et:Minute on Sale et the holey Offl^e of EY 10N.2. Vorohtll sod Lomb trd "el. 'there No. 71S, a Prise of 3,04101. on the Second Dry rat po'd. •s' An &Wens is the Public Funds transacted oath 641,ty and dispatch. • THREE r to,oeo PRIZES IN TWO DAYS!!! TBISH, of the Old St o l e Lottery Offices. 1 • 4, Corehill, and 9, Charing-moss, respectfully re. muds his Lest Friends, Ike Peltier, that there ere bet Two mole Days le draw of the present Lottery, mud the Wheel sue euetaies 3 1 .. Prize of 3 •••• • •• . • Prises of 3 4 ........ P r i zes o f ...... • • 300 2 Ail of Omit snot be drawn is Two Days! the . 's° The very First Prise drawn NEXT THURSDAY, 2 - - I . t. 'mesa% must be inure them 20,0001. Money; sod "'hid Any Capital. must be drawu the ante day. Ilau l Undrawn Tick e ts • Shares are &Mop at 6 ill 113". " 'll'dand6119 , where FOURTEEN Capital. M i ce already lulli la the presort Lottery; sod f Offsets sot "Ihrilll 'ie roe selling rat ra ve r w i tCls be bora and experts le te'l the - SALES BY AUCTION. NORFOLK ESTATE. TO BE SOI.D by AUCTION, by Mr. WAKEFIF.LI4,St Garraway's Coffee-Howse 'Chaage.alley, Corsairll, IPS : MONDAY, May 0, in Th ree Lots, THE Voluoble MANORS, or reputed Mason. of LYNFORD, EAST HALL, in Momford. and CRANWICH, and arljoiorrig Estate, of FOUR THOU. SAND THREE HUNDREDarid TWENTY FIVE ACRES. of LAND, with the distiagoished MANSION celled LYN. FORD HALL, the reeisleoce of the Right Hors. the Earl of Shearson. eighty-fair miles from London, sane from Swell ham, sod Ilse from Bearekta. Particular', may be bad of M. Wakefield. Land surveyor. Mo. 34, Lowdem; of Messrs. Haorritt and Met calfe, Solicitors, No. 5. Newmomire, Lincoln's Inn • of J. Warne. E. Solicitor Bury fk. Edis Mr. mor. •of r. Ed. mond G o odwin, Lead Ss:rot/or, Harlow ; arf tlr. Wakefield, Brook-street, Ipswich ; of Messrs. Chalk and 111 eery, Chelms ford ; at Ihr Ram Ina, Newmarket; and at Garraways Cof. fee-hoase,samoge-alley, Corabill. D0R:4678H I R E TO BE SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. WAKEFIELD. et Gerratray's Cuffrebosse,'Cbtmge-alley,Conthi 11, uo MON DAY, May A, THE MANOR or HALSTOCK, sit miles from Ileamialter esti Yeovil, exte•dior over 3.193 arm of lead; tugetber silk sundry rnlusble EnevinN, het to respansibir treatise, eoustming of ONE THOUSAND rind NINETY-SEVEN ACRES of LAND, of the value of ONE THOUSAND POUNDS a year. ParliCallifl may be bads( Mr. Wakefield, Laud Ad rveyor, N 0.34. Pall-mull; of Messrs. Goode,. and Harker, No. 4, Halberts-corm Gray's-leo ; of Messrs. Leman., &tickers, Bristol; of Mr. Fox, Solkitor, Beautiester ; of the &boor of the glierborsic Mercury, Sherboree ; mud at Garraway's Cut fte.boose, 'Cbaege.alley, Corobill. WHITECHAPELRAAD. Capital ROOMY aad very EXTENSIVE PRF.M?SEq, par ticularly adapted for a Cooper nr Riarkassitli.nr any OM. cern requiring Space ; cuesvertible lute as btu, or Car riee's Premises, Siabte Keeper, &r. By Mr. ROBllig, (Of Warwick-street, Golden square, and Regent-street), At Garravtay'• Cntfrnhouce , In F,x.-I,lvage aCee, (7..”111111, 011 THURSDAY, num' 2A, 1S '2, at Tw, ty.. u'll•ick, in There Late, by order of the Assignees of Mr. John Meekly, TH'' E Ca pital 11,1f1 fll net Extensive PRE MISES, late in the Oct striation of Air. Juhis Sath , rland, Coppersmith, situate in Winterlispel rout, nopustte the Mount Terrace, silioirihly adapted and purposely erected fur that trade, but convertible tur soy other Couccru requir ing roomy Premises. Lot I. Comprise* a newly everted DWELLING-ID/USE, situate No. SS. H bitechapel-rund, eontainingoni t he Ground- Sour, an excellent lizbt Accomptine-honer and 1 -obbYs soutny Wasehonera behind, Ps teat, Entrance, I.ght Siairraw., and cumniudious Apartments over, sod Office.. in the Baas, meet ; a Puree of Ground at the bock, and a Well. Lit 2. A large linen VA RD, with a rimier of sp• wly.ereet ad BRICK BUI LDI NGS, tiled, and as a liforieliing-room, Worm-maker's Shop, St•hle, with Loft and Nlan's 'town over ; a Timber Shed, with a right of gateway into cow. Los. 3. A DWELLING-110(.1SE, situate in Raker's-row, with Aceowsptiny-house., War, linta.e, Yard, Wa.la-huuse, &r. on the Ground Flo Of ; rravate 1., she Dwelling Apart memo ; a Swale.; Sh..p, will, Iwo Forg• ; Coal. abed ; Pnmp of Water ; a noble Warettamor, about 45 feet by 40, 23 (eel high, with high folding g4try, by whirl, waggon. nr earls may be admitted to luad internully ; Brassfuunder's Shop, open Yard, Gateway, kr. Them Premises pen ain .st sdeantageour apron solidly for ally person rrquiritic sync, and room in any commis of magoitorie : the principal Buildings see nearly Hew To he viewed by applying to Mr. Waits, cou the Premises, of whom Particular. may he had ; at the Crown and Mag. pie, and Bird lass, ‘ihiscchapel ; flaraeco's Head, Aldcate ;, of Mews. Toonhoson, Th son, Hater, and Smith, sohei tors, King's Armoyard, Coleco*. weed ; at biaerneray'a ; rind of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Gulden striate, where.. !Mass may be sees. ..~ 14ii _s., EAST INDIA HOUSE, Ilmarm tO, lett. THE COURT of DIRECTORS or the UNITED COURANT of MERCHANTS of ENG- LAND, truest, Se the EhaSr INDIES, do het;* girl Notice, . 'rhist the COMMITTER of RUYING and II'ARE •IItIUSES will boiroady to receive ProPoaall in writing. rent ed up, un or befit., WEDNESD,LY, the 3J Atari', DM!, Goon such Permute as may be walling to supply tbr Com pile, with IRON SHOT. SHELLS, mid CARCASSES; and that the Cooditious of the Contracts may he seen upon •prlieation lo the Clerk to the mid Committee, with *hum 'the Proposals meet he left before Eleven n'Clowek on the said 3d day of April, after which hour the Committee will sot receive any Tender. JOSEPH DART, • BANK Qi RMS.OND, Mattes It. MS. Ot)*MT •#' DIRECTORS of the .. Genic/km naci COMPANY of Ike BANK of ENGLAND eat Notice, That a q1 , ..1c ERA I. COURT will be held at the Bank on THURSDAY, the 21st inst. at Eleven o'clock its the Fore noon. to consider of a DIVIDEND; lad also, that another GENERAL. COURT * will be held at the Bank on TUES DAY, the 9th April next, from Ten o'Clurk in the Fore noon till Four is the Afternoon, fir the ELECTION of a GOVERNOR sod DEPUTY-GOVERNOR fur the year glassing (which will be declared that evening); and the some Guilt will be continued by adjournment, aad held at the same place and liming the same hours, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th April next, for the ELECTION of Twenty-four DIRECTURS (climb will also he one of the Uwarterly Ge neral Conrts appointed by She Charter), aad the Election of the Twenty.fiwir Directors will be declared as sows as the Scrutiny is over. Printed Livia of the Proprietors having Votes will he ready to be delivered at the Bauk nn Siitiirday, the i3d instant. R. BEST, Secretary. N.8.--.By an Act paned in the 7th year of the Reign of yin late Majesty, so Prison will be entitled to Vute at the said Electiuu who shall not have been Sill Calendar Mouths posaesiord, la his own right,, of the Stuck fur which he shall then give his Vote unless the said St o ck s h a ll h ave b een acquired, or ithalli:ave come ley Bequest, or by M muter, or by succession lo an Intratates Estate, ur by the (-outwit of the City of Idiotism, or by ipy Decd of Settlement after the death of any Ovum who shall have beet' entitled fur life to the Divideads alma slat. TWO POPULAR BOOKS. This day are published, bound in red, at Half a Guinea each, of corresponding sixes THE ANECDOTE LIBRARY, l ,f 2.500 Anecdotes; and the VOCAL. LIBRARY of 2,100 Songs; forming together nr separately, Om most universally interesting Yellows ever published. Printed fir Sir R. Phillips and Ca.; and to be had of all the Bookseller, in the United Kingdom. ••• Besides the uni of throe Books as general Colter. lions sad as Balks of standard reference, they eoneititute the best lounging Ro.wks of toicxhaneeitiln anla..enirot in the English Langone. The preetit &Rion of the VOCAL LIBRARY runtain. an Appendix of 100 popnlar French Songs; and the AN ECIX)rE LIBRARY includes leisure 400 original Articles. SUPPLEMENT Tt) THE L111,11)11,Y GAZETTE OF TUESDAY MARCH 19, 1822. WID!IEIDAY, MAIRCIII 40. India-Board, Mirth 19, DM. Thy following copy of a n•port from Li. nteaaat•Culonel Maxwell, of the Ewa India Company's Service, to [tie A4l - of the Army in Bengal, dated Camp, at Wit 'route, ()ember 1, 1821, has brew received at the East India Home : Sir—For the information of hie Estefleecy the Most Noble the Commaniter.M•Chief I have the honour to report, that Captain Tod, political agent in the Wester. Rajpoot Owes, ',dimmed to me ye.tredle, all hopes; of negoesatios having failed. and that I voseposisequently at liberty In at. tack the Mahaiao • Ki.hore Slot, but that it was politically exptilmot thv the troops of the Raj Rana Zalim Slag shonlil be principal, or at events participate folly in the action. This morning broth forces moved from their respec tive eticampinents at three and half.paat three o'clock, fur the purpose of engaging 11w enemy cear Mongruole, and foond him draw.. op 'irregularly to the north of the town, with a eolith mid lentkete ground in she rear. Ties cavalry, under the Mahatma 7a person, upon the right, mid his infan try or detached parties, with two gun., extruding about tbrue.fastarths of • mile on the left, covered by a deep tank is groat ten arriviog within a quarter of a mile of his position. Captain Tud wag shakos,' or once more giving the ?Amharao an opportunity of romiug over, and reqoested operations might he su.peoiled pending hi. propose!, but this termini'. sing like all former •stemptr, the action soon after corn tutored by the Raj Rana's artillery, and six pieces, ander Captain Campbell, opening directly upon, and within three howled and fifty yards of the Malssrae, whom cavalry ap peared demoted to destruction in his behalf; hut the whole orate artillery wits too well served to be resisted beyoutl few miriotes by the ant dela emitted enemy. Uisfortunustely the contiamition of Zilim Sing 's fire, longer than was actu. ally necemary to break those opposed, prevented so imme diate • charge or pursuit as aught hove been wished. On it. rem 'tams the troops caromed the mallah,aod Major Ridge, with two opiadruans 111. light cavalry, soon came apt sight of the principal body of the en. my'. cavalry, under the Malta- JIM in 'person. He ovintr.:iately formed and charged with the greatest promptitude, but I ant deeply coneenied to add, with the of two brave eaterprisitig yowl Officer% Lieetertaate Ready and Adjutant Clerk, who nobly frit in the service of their ...Hotly. Maj nudge wag severely though not dart. eeruusly wounded by a a 'bre In hi. head, and match as all the''e who edinire his doatinguidod gallantry must be con creted at his rufferisies, yet cons•derable con...dation arises from the anasuraore of it. not bring likely to keep him more than a fuw days from the able discharge of his duly. Tbo enemy was followed up till twelve o'clock by all the troops, situ ?Alien Ring's horse were then directed to coutisue it so lone as Any loot& parties 'mold he traced. In res.slt I have the honour to report the capture of two gone, nearly the whole of the haggage, and all the camp which was left standing, se if such • (to them) diaartroos teruninetion had been rotatempleted. It a diffiellit to aiacert•su his loss with prefect 'memory, but from whet has fallen untie my own obtOrleotion, I al, not think it can Mt estimated under two hundred kilkd, includiug many Chief.; aril meth of their owe erporta as have hitherto reached no make it five hundred. The Mahisran's p.lkee with gold and silver 'dicks have been b Oat into the R,j Raaa's camp, and bit yonssger benther, Maharau Pother gum, is a pristmeg will, us, Severely and dangerouly wounded. 1 wow come to the performence of a moot pleating part of my duty, in rrport.sie generally the gotta couduct of all the troops nasler my ruminant, but env bessithankt are par' i cu l ar ly d oe to Major who to othatii:e,d, the right custom ' s o f a tt ac k with thv utp.or.; coccus; Ridge, and hi s hi g hly distinguished corps, to the 4th light cavalry ; to Major Kennedy, of the bib light cavalry; for the seal sad energy displayed throughout the day, and the ready alacrity with • Of Kotab. t ralanq•ia. ohm% he adraorelt to . the support of their sore fortunate fellow soldier. in she dth. The proruptitode, ardosr, sail iddrfalipable eamllil Captain t'aitiphtll, and his Irtrip of stains home Medi/ETV were au conspicuous throughout the whole operettas, as is claim my warmest approtbatioo and 'basks; over she ern-do o or tif C•pt•iii Farriagter sad the esti Nader. hi. immediate Cbatisawl, attached to Major Pairs!, wobuot the ',wrestles' ref my cordial acknowrodg titent.""Captain Martin. cussonanstieg td battalion dill, rep meal, led 6.• his e.irps with the greatest rusluess and reps harie7, and soon defeated the eogroy' s ses e t r y i n hip f ro nt. A. it 'bp nenessary to hove an Officer .11.17 qualified attached to ibe troops of the Raj Rao} &km stag. I neurbuttrd Loutenast M`Millsa, of the tat of the fith, who MN • volnuteer in eamp, to that important ditty; and I feel mach witisfaction in reporting his successful ertertioso sod able manageniesit of that feet,. the cotoduct ef those arearpN in bighly praisevetirrhy, add mirk' my warms* approbation. .thr.seis.4 adellareld,-swedkomwed,- tied i Note we re firm and collected dories the ache*. A mote of dos, is. items se I. acknowledge this, while at the tame time 1 have no hesitation whatever is declarieft, that the result would' have been. if possible, more satisfactory, had sot their are. stem r crimped the operations of the British farce, ..r had they beeivsu decidedly al my dliposal at to have allowed me to hive at acted myself of their services at discretion. It is with much pain 1 enclose a bat of the killed and wounded, for though numerically small , the mat brillia n t soirees, wiiold have bees dearly purchased by she luso and aufferiiip of those highly lemented 011icers, whose suites have been already recorded iu thil report. In entichisiem, I have so many opportmaities of policing the admirable ezertiffig of the Assistaut Quarternstoer . _ General, Captain Hall, that to enlarge upon them at presesit might be ifretned superfluous; I can only add, that I this day received (rows him every ascistagice that the most active and indefatigable mind amid posaibly seggese l Illy moat sincere sad &retsina shanks meals* due to Bri gade Major spier., Captain Cubist, Detachmeet Staff, and Lieutenant Bunts, of the Commi.sartat, for their tens great nerroiss and the teal and promptitude with which they conveyed all any orders and instruction's. I liege. Asc. W. G. MAXWELL, Lieut.-Colonel, Cummanding Field Force a Haseuvrtee. Rehire o f Rated aid Wouud►d of a Detaelistest, solder the command of I.icetenant-Culun►l W. G. Maxwell, is active sent llgoogronle, Oetoher I, MI. Two Lieslieonota, Iwo h•viWga, three rank and Ale, mull six horse., killed; one Major, (our havildapt, *lateen flak and file, and one horse, wounded. Name* of Officers killed and "minded. Killed—Lieutenant Reads aid Adjutant Clerk, 4th Rrgl• Ines, Light Cavalry. Wounded—Major Ridge, severely, not dang•roo*ly, 4th Resumed Light Cavalry. 's7. G. AI AXWEILL. Lieut.-Colonel, Commatiditig Eteld Farce to ilarrowter. EAST INDIA HOUSE. testereinv a General Court of Proprietors was held at the Company's 1111110 e, in le-adesholl-strf et. After wrote ragtime basin. as hall been disposed of HANDLE JACKSON said, he wished to beam wise. ther the agreestion •hirli be had tletowm oat at a former period, relative to taw better eare of she morals of Midihip wen in the Cosgrovv . pervire had been attended to T The CHAIRMAN said that pawed, and oboe additional regulations is rossequenee framed. The rranliiiion kering been read by the Seerilsry— RF.TURN OF TH F. MARQUIS OF HASTINGti. Mr. RANDLE JACKSON returned his thanks for the obliging attention which had here paid to his suggestion. He had soother question of the roost vital importanee to the no. lineal interest sad the national feeling. He wished to be in formed if it were true that the Wearing@ iadiaridual at the head of the Government of "radii had Feet its his resignation ? The CHAIRMAN said it was tree that the illustrious its. divides' to whom the Hon. Proprietor had alluded had L.:- premed a desire to be relieved from the cares of government, which desire lord been erwanignieated to the Court of Direc tors. who hail expressed their regret on the occasion. Mr S. DIXON wished to be informed whether the Noble Marquis retired in conwqnenee of any disgust, or whether it was well/ the dictates of his own ioclinstiou The CHAIRMAN said, he believed it was entirely widen tardy on the part of the Noble Marquis. Certainly slut from •ny diagtuL Mr. R. JACKSON said, he would east now attempt to es ter on the merits of the mineui tem of the Noble Mar beennee his Honourable Friend near him (Mr. Dog gies Kinoaird) had intimated his Intention to lake an op portunity of expressing the gratitude which was due to the Noble Maarpris fur his msuifold service.. He (Mr. R. Jack son) believed that the Directors had dome all they could to protract his Lordship's may,ll4 indeed it was a matter of that greatest importrenee that Ire should have remained to mature hie plans; though doubtless he might have had powerfal private reasons fur wishing to return to this rouotry. He (Mr. R. Jarksoo) would not ask who was to be the successor of the Noble Marquis, because that would be Irregular; but he conjured the Directors not to eviction the appointment of any man whore talent. and character they had not moron to place the fullest confidence in. They had heretofore withstood appointment. of persons whom they thought an fitting, end those* they could not expect to meet every day with • Cornwallis, a Wellesley or a Hastings, yet still he trusted they would exercise their judgment sod firmness in opposing the appointment of any individual on whom they meld not place the firmest reliance. The situation of their vast territories in lealia had given ri.e to the most curious questions smoog the political philosophers of Europe. Among three their government was looked upou as au ano maly, and the most extraordinary part of that anomaly was, that the affairs of India were so little understood in England. It was no later than last week that in the Smite, when an lathers subject wax mentiosued, it became a signal for the members to leave the House; and the only reason assigned fair the rliscontintience of the ludia budgets was, that nu Member would stop to hear them. They had only, therefore, thernolves to rely epee, mod he wss satisfied that no men were better errlifird to judge Ada fitting successor to the Marquis of Harding. than the tweets-four Gentlemen whom hr had the bonne to sal. dress. lie thought there mold be no act of peditic.l wicked. nee% so great as inditferency on so momentous a .utajnet. Mr. D. KIN NAI RD said, the reason why he would make no motion now oar, that he desired to -sit till the dried. meats were before them, when he son sure that every act of the Marquis of Hastings admiristration would he foiled to he nn col orioisi net him. He expressed hi. regret that the Noble Merging was coming hem., bet deprecated any irre. guise diontssion now till the documents were produced. Mr. RIGBY said, that though historians might have to record much of evil, as inridental to our conneximi with India, yet it should he recollected that England had had the advantage of 'nine of the greatest character., butt nialtlary and diplomatic, that had Leen reared is ludi•. Not only were we indebted to India for the Doke of Wellington, bat iir some measure fur the Marquis Wellesley •Iso, to whose talents both Douses of Parliameist hail recently borne testi mony. The recollection of those great games would servo as a stimulus fora just aolretion of their successors. Mr. HUME firmed that when the gore • came properly before the Court they should hare the annus (men of jiidgieg of the conduct of the Marquis rif H astings, lona and military rapacity. 110 rnadurllsliktoteeonota helhOlagill snitch more important $o them thee his militery chargeter ; sad the astieliorstionr, if any, in Ike ads o i 000 of jos lute, a more lilting subject for panegyric than military IMPAIII44 PARLIAMENT. • HOUSE OF MUM %tubule's" Nines' 20. A • ••••• Their Lordships met at len o'clock. • A PPRA Appritan/ ; illapooldepo. thin wa. an A pp... 1 (runs the Gnsrt Session (Scotland). Covered were beard out.—Jod:ment postpooed. Cane a., Appeff.ini; Cantime t Respondent. This was .n Appeal from the Churl of !teasing. (Seolliwi,. The Attorney-General end Mr. /ohs Clarke were 'wird (~.r the Appellant, au.l Mr. Wetherell fur the Respuodesst : Jedentent postponed. The Earl of ORMaNDE look the oaths and his seat "n being rreated it Peer of the United Kiagilutri. as Raton 0.. twos*. He way introduced ,by the Eirl of Linstriek 10. Lord Futiford), and Lord Calthorpte. The Town of Bradford Goa Licht Bill, mna eke Tolid of Wsßeact(' Gas Licht Rill. were read • reenad Mr. Wodehrittge and other Megabits* of she liaise of Coninsons brought up the County of Norfolk Osei bill, and a Road Bill, which Were toad • first time. Mr. Winchester, Crum the Pseutuollett, firesentod an ac count of the balances to the hands of the Depot,' Kamm ters of Great Britain—Aced and laid me the table. LAND TAX COMMISSIONERS NAMES BILL. This KU wall read a second time. On the Motion of Ilse Earl of Shaftesbury, their Loruhdlip%* Standing Orders for pricing Bilk through their drtterrot mars were mospesded, and the Bill was read a third time and paused. the Aare. and Denizens Bill; the Anneal Indemnity Bill; the Mistiny 801 l ; end the Royal Marine Mutiny Pilt, were sitrefaly read a third time, and pasord.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMON/I, I YtDeptuAY, Masai 40. Mr. HORHOUSE rare moire. that afire the hnliilave I e Annie imbued a motion to the Moose for the repeal of the window and house tax. Mr. SYKES prearaled a Petition from certain Ship -Gutters belonging to the Greenland Whale prastat thnt the duty urn foreign tallow might be ineormetl.—Oitictid to he pruned. AGRICULTURAL, DISTR Mr. CURW EN moral foe an seeming of all the Petition• presented to the Hesse Os the subject of agricultural dm frets is the years OttO. !Sill, sod 1822, specifying th► rariuua plasma from whirls they wee. presented. He iloottilti by ibis woos Umpire ►carat of agricultural dirtren .004 he were eltsrly enempiilled—.Orderref. TAXATION IN IRELAND. Mr. ELLIS (UO)lass) said )e had a motion to submit to she cumiderstion of the House, to which the inhabitsuis of the city of Dublin looked with the utmo►t anxiety, and hr had nn doebt the House would give it the full attention to which it was en.; ti►led. The motion was one to which he could not anticipate soy objection, as it was entirely divested of party feeling, and closely connected with the in terests 01 . 011 the inhabitants of Dublin. It was it singular cireumstatice, that such was the state •f taxation in Dublin, that it affected the opulent and wealthy inhabitants in a much smaller proportion than the poorer classes, and that arose from melting the tax of the " Ministers' money" the standard for regulating all the others. His object then was that the rosier subject should be submitted to the cor.siderstion of a Committee, in order to effect a mitigation or whet pressed so heavily on the enfants of Dublin. He should not trespass fondles on the House, but should merely move That a Select Commaleo be appointed, to consider the state of the local taxation of the city of Dublin, and serail their 'visions thereon to the House." The motion was agreed to, and • Committee wall appointer!, amongst whom were the following Mean. bers—Mr. Ellis, Sir It Shaw, Mr. Peel, Mr. Coml. burn, Sir John Newpo►t, Mr. Spring Rice, Sai Henry Parnell. Mr. Christopher 11. Hutchins's), mud Sir N. CoMimeo. VAGRANTS. Mr. CiIETWYND mrivcti fur an account of at sums paid ilimugh the timid. of the sespective trea sure,. of the various counties, for the apprehending and paring of vagraiiia ; and a ls o an accoun t cif the numher of persons ceinnii tied under the Varant Act to the various prisons in Es_igland and 11 idea. for the years 1820 and 1121. The milljolet of this motion Iva. in anew the operation of the Act which had !Pen lately passed. and to prove the ;sneaky Of the Bill which the House had given him pernsis. pion a few iii4htc since to bring in. Mr. CARTwIIIaIIT bore testiusowy to the hear. fici..l ()prism:on of the late measure relating to Mr. CIISTWYND then brought in 1.4 fill for con,ohdami e the leVrtal Vireo' Act..— It we 4. mail a time. Mr. CHRTWYND Raid it MIS hig intention to mpse ihat the 11111 be printed before Easter, and (44; tniited to 111 e Magistrates et the Easter &woo*. SCOTCH JURIES. Mr. KENNEDY mowed fur fetal - no of the MOWS s demgmtiimis, and residences of the various peva sons who 1.(1 ref' ved ss Jurors in Courts Or JOS, tltiary 111 Scotland for the last lest years, specifying the tillielt•ot coonties„—thdery<l. . • • : .1 ~~ I 1 \ • . '. ,_ TURNPIKES IN SCOTLAND, On the motion of bit. H. BLAIR. a Select Corm. mince was 'appointed to cost.itirr the stale of this Turnpike and Highway Lies in Scotland. Mr. SyEts postponed hi• motion, which was. amottg►t the itropt orders, to the 3sitls April next., SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS PILL Out the mafiosi of Mr. CHavws of, the Pomo went into a Committee on she Bill fur facilitatit►K summary proeeedsugs br Cure Magistrates.. Th. floss. Member maid. that ill rottse.ittetice of souse ►ggebliuns he h-►d IrtreiVed Isom cartons reapect aisle Nlasistrutes and Muslim:li col that Humor, ti ..-- _~ .~, .. . . , ' ~~ I Jest yrablialmed, iu three vole. prier U. le. BLIGHTE6 A M BITION or, The Wee sad Fait of the Earl of Setatrset : a llowsaace. In three 1/01111110t. " Let me "ppm*. to the selcuteiviagi watld. Hew Obese thistle cease oboes —wo shall you hear of canal, uteratural sets ; IN ostidetHid oimorsta, nasal eiseghttee ; Of deaths pot oe * eineolar4 sad tbred cause ; Ara, is that ape" purposes nisissok %MB es olio istrestowe hem& :_..n Ale eau Tr ak elejiteer."ifiesobitt. Lead* : Pinned he G. sod W. I. Whittaker, Avo- Wari*kaae. 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Couteuta on the Ground Floor: a capital range of Ware houses, Accemptieg Houses, &c. with a private Entrance Hall, capital Staircase leading to a handsome liaise of Dvell lag Apasttatnla, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, .(c. behind which there is a large Warelsou , e, and three Stories over, with ex cellent Bedchambers, &c replete with every convenience; in the Basement, another excellent 'Warehouse for lire stow age of Goods, arid,excellent Cellars fee Wide, er, Al, &c. Area in front. To be viewed by Tick►ts; Pariintlen on the Premises; of Messes. Tuslinium, Th•rmwu, Raker, sad Swish, King'. Arrea.yard, Coleman-street ; at Conaway 's; ■nd of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had, and a Plan of the House and Eleva tion may be teen. L"t -