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Ditto - Sth Day 25,000 1 itlo. - 4th Day 'too i Ditto v - . .9th. Day coot) Ditto .., sth Day too Ditto --' tott! Day • , 4000 . 1 ' 1 CI: 1,T5 ilid S I.IA KU S (whilst' any remain) tiny be 1:54 t ~t .i: 1 :; ! irviicitd Lottcry 0 flicei, - warranted undrawn, .i:'.l' ' , .'..,:c.c.,t1,13 , next the Lottery tfraWii again, XT W I . :ONES DAY. _ FT , BISI.I rri 4'tw[iy fir,;;p:rtr,t;k , it)e.i't;hrtr, 013 r •• • the Fitt!' I„:tay i)raVt inV• While 4.iy S rrru.mi, may he had ,xt No, 4, Co.nhill, mat 4), C ti.af rcij;- thy is', tivC tI4C Cat , it,l I,l)lt.cy 01.10 stici. TT i 3 °ail/ so lozik at tl.c , Fo to bi conviiicat it ituad to RiviteC Prize of • 2 Dit:o 20,0bn 3 Ditto of lo,nota 3 Ditto nt r 5 000. , &c. tiec. . .r• Ono,Ti::ket may ,C.4s;aoa o o Half ditto A2,s3o o 0 Quarter ditto - - - I i s zso 0. p to 5621 a a Sixtrentit ditto 2li.iz 10 a . . T 1 CK ETS 'anti St I A - It ES will bo sold . by. 171 A 1.4 and Co. EB, wf to any co, b obtained ; but from the very low Tichcp that r email', it h; ..prtatxtble there Will not be sufficient to . ans wc.l t tic demand another Week. The tw‘t Drawij will be us► Wednesthly. rrii DAN"tt AIV I BRANSCOMI3, Flottorf). awl Ni. 3 7 (, Corrittili. tea eefut,ty iiit;.rrns thel'oblv., "that Tr C. K E l'S and 311,11 c 1i,:4 arc kellnnk.At al)ove ()lice:), and that the next I)Nivirig dill er uttWc-onestlity. l'be It I elli:B7,l° I; in Ititt.World may now he seen at COlirE KS' •HA 1,, corium:mg I 'Pri/rt t • 25, 0 ,445 2 1) tto Of . • 20 3 1);:to ur 3 oitto - tz'c, RORERTS on .m,n , n4l, an r. atly A t•pi;CA OM, -1 • ;It tiiS Old I,t , 1 4i5he.:(1 (11 4, :•e-, As grvaf cicr.mnri nr,l. 1:$ , iv I : ., :ftt S ttffi. 'hr.:cc:ft; tu liii. iir 113* I i , sii.i I re,,,:iugh ntxt Wctk. N. Li. Fifth 1.)0'3 I)r2 , ving wil i ti< on V/yrlneklay, to,coo 5Cb i;IC S - rATE 6f . TIVE t , p r ize, cyF - 25 , 00 t, a - Z.!e,cies. 4iiito ' inona I 3 - (Iwo 5,000 At; 4 i•-•. • 1 1 4 ., u N OVIM ON DEMAND $. I,' 1I CK S a,td SfIAkFS during the Jae Weck, and rctn4ining, urnadd, make:, it most prrin*ht4 T rot . a "I, • o 1 , 1 let t art-r this Week ; tile Public Are ii)cretore. d L i, ebr‘k ►.ti tit it . ut}oltr:ation , ; at VOPE's truly rti r. I crTERv Ile E. cornct th' ),-, thu. l'ickeiti an A .:11) wilt enntinito on trite Whihr . • • C •., win bu on Wednesday. 60(),1)! !../CK, and Co. re. 31, yt.dpf ie Public that the filth Day , r.l rl. ")'1 T !•.ri wi'd he on Wednesday xt , , iv.4rr3ntzct ;Indrawn, ; ; ,te 1 ~ ttery Offic,. , 4, opposite the C d t- nf c.:: ass, and the COtner of t.. i I , it 1, , ; I)ttl3' iitate in :py kvitit their evrxnantl3, 't o t , 2. runt ,STA'L'L LOT- Try. 1 :, R I (”.kt:g ESS of the 1 , 1 4,11 4 , • 4 , fletriiiii Ir Tickets and ,Situ',':, v.;thr , • it hi; UI i F , tabiiialted , No. 7 , • I I, fcaris tr:lny Will by ilisap. .1 Ile 7114 , iel , r4rit . 4'r , , 25,006 i. viva iof 211,64,01 tiirri t0. , 40t1 tivc of ioool. besides nu- Merous roil 4,f; N. B. be tilt:next. Drawing Day:,_ `' it. with every st.rior of gratifilde to the .T7rriility and Gentry , who have him with their . ;.; . ninitr"nds' sithroit the folcowing tenvitics to them Tiot t iie Pit Ft, ENTS TAT F.. I,o`ll*.kit Y contains rnort. Cf4tlti Prizes then were ever known before, Mt R there are ; Al t very rew Tickets ttniold, and the Demand rs unequalled both in Town and Country,. he earnestly recommends (to pro. o went dispoiotmenis) munediate purchase at his 01 D E STADIA SO .LOTTERY OF Fl CE.' In Parliament. street, wit .del Prizes from 2cii. 'to a/V P 44 an demand. N. 13. Tim next Drawing will be on Wednesday Eri.ST INDUS. FROg lift MADRAS GAZITTE IXTRA.ORDINAR Yi .4mgerit 14, 14°4. FOUT:SYTLLIANI, JULY 26 1804. The following Dispatches are published for gene. rid informition: • . TO 141$ XXCICLiENCY THY MOST NOlti 3441111V1S WU .I,IILEY, GOVZIO4OIt.CI6I,III(AL,, ke. iszc. MY Loivo , —l have' re's) 'ea tisfigtion 'forWard. .ing to your Lordship. the "iccattpanying Copy of a Dispatch received last night, .from the Honourable Brigadier General MONSON, announcing the assault and capture of th.: impprtant , fortress of liinglais Ghuri on the 21 instant; by a detachment, from the division under hip Orders.- • The high terms in which the Honourable 'B r ig a . diet- speaks of the gallantry and good conduet of ebb whole of the Officeri and men employed tip this scr. vice does them real lionbur. • • He has particularited the 'service rendered by Major INCI.AIII, who 14., the attack, Captain HUTCHINsoN, of the Artillery, LieutenantLtic AN, and Ensign ; to the"steadiness and bravery displayed, by these Officers the successful issue of • this gallant affair appears to be, most justly &mi.,. buted by Brigadier General Mot/sort . . Ir is unnecessary to drasy.yOur Lordship't'stten.' tion to the meritorious exertions ofthe florowable • Brigadier General MONSO4, whose gallant services, 'in various instances, your Lottialiiii has had occasion to remark ; I can on ly add, that .f feermyself be. yo td measure indebted to this Ofiiper, on this. occa... sion, whose able plani for ultimately ensuring. the Success of the undertaking, must ever relied on hitn the highest credit, and cannot fail to be justly . ap. .preciated by .your Lordship. • By the capture of kiinglais-Ghur (should Eliza. 'diet IVlni.;;;arr advance , to the support' of Colonel iV ,6'.) his supplies will lx• secured and the people:of the adjoining distrias (who have already inanifeh'ted: their favourable intentions) will feel thrills - elves completely freed from the oppressions of JES.WIltit RAO/HOLtAR. • • I. shall have the honour to forward the fteturns of the'killed and wounded as soon as received. . ,I have the honour to be, G. uly 13, t 804: • , • TOIIISEXCELLVNCY GirtIRRAL LAKE, commANDatt . chrzei, &C. A.C. dec. • Si st —lt, is with, Unbounded satisfattion I have the honour to acquaint your Eitcellency,that the strong, and hitherto called impregoande, Fort of glais Gloir, was assaulted yesterday, at two o'clnelt, P. M. by a 'party of nay detachment, cemposed of the 2d Battalion 2d Re g im ent , s ix ts.pnunders, • a nd a part of Lieutenant .LUCANN flindostany Cavalry, the Whole under the command of Major ti tic km*. This detachment left.my Camp at Soonorah on the evening of the tsr, and arrived within a milt of the .Fart at half past tóti•on the morning a t 4 when, from the exibtinglcireuinstanceS of JESWONt RAO 1-Ic:sI,KAR.. being within 22 C 033 of my detach. 'Nem, with the whole of his cavalry, ,brigades. and ' , gnus, and it being in the 1146' 1 0131(N rains, it be. came necesS'ary'tiat oil time should he lost, and what could:be done today should not be rest off till in.morrow. • The Fort having been prevtouily reconnoitered, and the Troops having hail three hours rear, it was determined to proceed to Ale aspaulti and at half 'Pas t two they arrived at the positions , fixed upon ; being now ciitcoverCd by the Enemy, a, Very heavy can. raunade commenced from the Fort, which, from the ,great expertness of our Artillery, wits in the course of `on hour c3mpletely silenced, and our' Troops then. having eticaladeil the walls, took possession of the place ; and, what makes me extremely happy, with very-little 'loss on ,air part, no having an 'Officer either killed or wounded. • The Garrison consisted Soo Cavalry and 800 Infantry, corninanded by Faimvt ftAO IVIUKRAY (the Killedar of the place), who madthia escape through a straill gateway On the Ena side- of the ,F ,rt, with otlirr futtitivee r snany of whotia were found killed .`oth ,t tai itt t4gfoorrounding jungles. The highest liraire is due to Major SiNct.All for ,hr j., , iicinus arrangements in planning t h e dif -f,re,,t t,vhiCh consisted three,viz, himself w i t h eight e(,mponies .'of the zil R..gitnetit Arid tWO six.pon;l4l-r3 attacked the 'gateway on the north side,. hilst Iltrreirtrisioi l , front a rising ground' on the West lace of the 1 1 it, with fir six.:.poatoders• two sm:dler pieces enfiladed the greatest part of the Works ;in which Captain I! trati-t Inidt+i evinced prt frisionid koopilt4ge in the mnsrgallapt man.. nr.r. Lieut. L'UcAtg, aceompaniell by Ettagri Boys with - a Company Of giinc m c an a the greatest ort of his flindostany borselAinanounred), attempt .ed to enter t small .gate ‘4l the west Bidet:lo4 Fort, lynt fipding it barricadoed, were. el)liged. to aertlade the wail, in which he w.is well supported . by .En. sign B yr.*. Lieutenant Lu1.:41.4, in leading this attack, spewed the .gre.itest , activity and utmost bravery. • To M.4iIr'SINCLAIR, Capt. fiincrit rhos', and tot,ev.ery Officer and Soldier who compoSed Ails de. raeliment, my warmest acknowledgments ilrP due ; and whose eondutt on thiti occasion will, I trust, meet with your Excellency's apptohatiOn, to whoro I beg to recommend them in the most fervent manner The Fort of tlinglais.Gliur has [teen in possession. of jrSWUNT R!+o HOLXAR'S family for those fifty years, and is considered by rite natives as one of the strongest bores in his domini ons; it is surround e d. by a deep natural,r,avipe ,two.hundred a nd ' fi f ty f eet in breadth, and tWOhundred in depth ; the sides are perpentlicular, on the inner :of which is built the walls of the tort there are also three made- cause. ways leading to.the gates. (Siketed) W. IVloti , ,or.t, Prig. Cont. CaMp near lloyosothr, f illy 3, 1804. A return of the killed and wounded, stores, and - ordmince, as soon as ascertained, I shall have the hottnUr ill transmitting to your Excellency ; I be g leave also to obteree, that there were only nine companies of fly,. ad ftitttentiaLsent .at the taking sal the Fort. M . (Signed), 'WS 0/1 RXCIL:dENCY CINgItAL OrIIARD LAtl i COMMANDS& irt ,CHIEr f &C. &C. &C. SIR, Vire, the Officers of the Bengal Army on duty at the Station of Chanar, and Its Dependencies, beg leave to approach your Excellency 'with our sinew congratulations on your safe return to Cantonments, after having concluded one of the most arduuus and brilliant Campaigns ever known in - the annals 'of British India. The splendid viCtories so rapidly , acquired by the energy displayed in your Excellency's movements, have impressed all flindostan with a proper sense of what valour and discipline can perform when led by gallantry and experience. We request to offer to your Excellency the, high senthnents of respect and attachment which we in dividually feel for your Excellency's• person and cluraCter 1,, and we consider it the most honourable and nattering distindtion that could be conferred on us, serving in an Army over which your Excellency has the immed iate command. That your Excellency's eminent services in al. most every quarter of the Globe, where the British Standard is displayed, may meet with all the ha. nouns and rewards which a; grateful Country can beitow on such transcendent merit, and that your Excellency may long enjoy them, is our unani. mous wish ; and in which, under the blessings of Providence, WO trust, we shall not be appointed. With the greatest Vespett, we hive the honour to subscribe ourselves, your Excellency's most obe. dient and humble Servants ,(Hui folloqo the Si 4. ##,Nreo. Ster;le s 3 . uly 3, 1804. • ......, TO THE OFFICERS ON . DIITY AT THE - STATION 0:/F CIiONAR ) AND ITS DEPENDENQIBB• GENTLEMEN, • I have received, with the most sincere Pleasure; your -Address., congratulating me on my return to cantonments after the conclusion of the late Cam. paign. The regard and attachment of the Artnyi have the honour to command are objects of my dearest estimation; and every eipresiimi of thfse, bcsidis affording the the most lively gratificauon, excites 'torresponding feeling's of warm esteem, and of sin. sere affeetion._• As a part of that Army whose good condo& and zealous exertions I have often witnessed, this early testimony of your regard is peculiarly acceptable to me ; and I beg Out with my best acknowledgments you will accept my earnest wishes for your future welfare, and for a contintiation,of that SUCCCSB which has so folly estabi•,hed the fame, charaaer,and glory, of the Army of tio.ogal. I have the honour, to be,,Gentlemen, Your inot obedient bumble Servant, (Signed) G. LAK E. Itrad.Qanrters, Cavll:pore, jzily Iz, 1804.. ►------ ' MADR7O, Auc, 3, Monday last ar. rived the 'A Mtnican. fhig !Go; Ca' wain Vria.l ; slit had touched at th‘iCapt of Goo 4 tf:)pe, vvhialt'she, lift on tke Sih'nf lVtay, and at the"l4le of France, which shy, left the ist of July. AdatitAl IAN() Is sailed from thenvt on the zid of Jung, in the 11-10. .rengo, with a single Fritste. ,A Fr: , gate h-id also sditedf4r.the IVF , sattinique Channel, in bearch of an English Sitip * seen t her t ,t dimasted. • AtICU.T 4,—rit, trading Vessel that left Antogil Bay, in the island of Madagascar, on the 4th of June, and arrived'at the tVlauritiuti about the 2001 of the same month, having given information of ' a report' that prevailed at th.• former place, of an hi'glish Indiaman having been disunited, ald put into Sr.Augenstinia"Bay to refit, the French Admiral I.4:stois: thought proper to order one of his Frigates to look into that 13q, though no great hopes were entertained that she would fall in with the oiled of her research, al much time had no doubt elapsed from the time of her putting in there (supposing the report' to be — well founded), to the period the news reached the Mauritius. The Indiamen that sailed in March had parted in a gale of wind, and 'when the , Indiamen, lately, arrived, spoke the Colon, off the Cape, s 4 had evident marks of having suffered much by .the said gale; but we trust none of that Fleet had been obliged to put into St, Augustin's Bay, or if any of them had, that they would have refitteeland pursued their voyage" long ere the Ftigste - eould reaohthat putt. Thursday arrived k the. Roads this Majesty's Ship Trident, Vice Admiral It. • 04 , 14irit . , EXTRACT op A LITTPII., UATED /344V1A, MAY' 2S I avail myself of the opportunity oldie sail., . , log of the American Ship.Llbtrty,Cpt,,VlD.RY ) for •Ifie 'Coromandel Coast, to give you all the infOrma. ,tion. that this place affords, The present. war seems ttprOtUittCl by all classes of People in Batavia.--., The! war ehouaes, are : filled-, with. the' produce of . the Islands, Sugar. coffee, &c. Where it must continue to' lay, as.every.channel for exportation is completely, shut, and a general despondence pervades the Settle. men/. The Dutch Admiral, flnarstNCK, arrived heresome,time ago, and his squadron now consists of four li ne of bank ships and th ree frigates, .a cor.. vette f and a brig; they have lately sailed; and shaped their course to the Eastward; various , are the coojee. nires•respetting their destination ; but as they are ontreoniedures, you will, perhaps, be abie to form as. correct an idea of -.their probability as those who are on the spot. Those who pretend to be in the secret say, that the Expedition is intendedlorlVla.; rhipc'a, and whether successful or otherv:ise, that the patch fleet will Continue to cruize in the Eastern partof the Straits of:Malacca. . The season has been rather sickly, k and a consi. derable degree of mortality had prevailed. in 'the stioadion..L--(" Blirlsbity Gazette;") :CALCUTTA, JULY 20, -0164.,--Yesterday even. ing accounts were received in town of the arrival in the River of the Honourable Company's gun, vessels Grop,/,tr; Lieut. HA LTO•N, and Char./car, Lieut. Pow a LL, from Prince of Wales's Island, on the tat of July, giving convoy to .the Warren Hatlittsh Capt. R e a ht RIC:r. SCOTT. - The chip Ilellriefiat retaken by her own Liscars,. from Boavia, was moored`in safety under the bat. _ _ * Vtry proba b ly tbt 1: 1 1140 of W4l“. teriel of Malacca. &lclt naretber vewil b' f , e been seen lately standing for Prince ,of W ale ' I Island in company together, as made the inhabitant!+ . suppose that it was either the Dutch of Pencil squadrons : they were, however, well receive any enemy that could go against them. Island, Our letters from t he p l i o ce o f W4les'a state the capture of the 'Elea/far, Capt. ALLEN, 'J LE IVlttma La Ferturre; and we arc sorry to 'dol t that the ship Pop ham, Captain Dtmrms, had 01 " le in Tappanooly. Roads. prepared to na.naAs GAZIITTE. JULY tea O r , ol.asTotas, - tlate Commander of the Co" , ar , Satheriagdt.torrtradids the report of the 0 1 . 1 re mein of.theyrisoners on lacrod,AdmiralL ti°B ! squadron, and adds,' (i that they,.slle Orktreated if! the kindest and Most honourable manner, that alt their private property was given tit ;`l . titi Ol t he meshed At the Admiral's table% with.the Offlcers 01 fig l i ‘e ev A ti lt na f g c ri a o d r a r e lr 4 'f e 4 d s de a p m :o i a e n iirl d a e oi j t t o o f o lag A tiu s eib i d a er i ton i; 31 10 C na il a y i P s r t, r t ; ; r l , Cw a hi f i li ci i t : I was at Bantam two Dutch ships of the line ar. rived at Batavii, having cn board sop trol s two tniffe line. of battle ships were expetted, haw; onboard I,goo troops ; three line of bittle. shirt antler, Adruiral,PAaK sat, who had gone front / 3 a. taVia to the Ible of France and Cape of Good H o p e ' were. Wit to bo shortly expo red to arrive at Da' tav O i' n 'J' N ' iond i a a • Crived th ' e''AmeriC ' a ' n shit) 11 ' 1: 1 fromßatavia, which place she left on the t alt J„ uoe. At that time there were no men of %vat j lf pa:vaa, eitly t French or Dutch, except a alp , " coryette of IR guns ; tintler Dutcht ,L'ONDON, /Jo tIDAY, FEBRUARY 11 1 11805. No certain information har yet been re;:civeu ;'' lative to the Rochefort Squidron, but we are Ir.' dined to believe that it has got into Brat. Dispatchei have been received froth' CORNWALLIi, in whi c h t h at gallant Of iCer tat O g his opinion, that the above Squadron ha s g — 11 ' ta Beat, St r; cs our last we have received If;:st isdia Bert to the !6th of Auzust, which. contai n " th important' intelligence. re l at i ve. to NV3 ' 7 1 ‘ ; c 1 IltaLx.Aa, and other litlbitns 4 ' We have foln thelviadras Gazette Ektraordinaty,of th e 14 :1 Of Aug,ust, an Official Account . o f t he Ci,Pt ure the Fort - of llinglais•Glitte; one of the strove: Fortresses in the dominions of Flo Lic.ot, and wh i ' a 1 134 was. pevi?usli considered s im pr egna b le* ' 4 exploit tias achieVcd in a most gallant stylet small detachment of, the British Forces I to command of Illigadiet.tlentral W 4 441 happy to find, that on our p a r t t h e loss 80.P 4 ' was very inconsideraLle. There is also an account of an attack made b. the Troops under the command of Lieutenant.C4'4 lonel MAtiTtatuALa,upon a formidable Bandi tti .1 1, ; ; sembled in the P rov i nce of Buruielcund, when '' latter were COMplatiy dePatotipid di5p 66.1 . 4 • it From some statements inthiiCalCurta. P 3 P ers ' appears, that Admiral 11AarstNcic quitted 133 '' V ta 0 in May : last. with four Sail o f t h e Line anti Frigalei, supposed to be d es ti ne d f o r the Malacci.,' • With its peel to the French Admiral Lill""' learn,'thathe sailed from the i'slt of 'France 01 .' tea " I '-2,x1.0f June, in his 1' lag Shio; t h e m Are ngth panned by single Vriga . to . ; but whither ' d6till was not known, A Frigate had also sailed the same time front' the Isle of France Isir, th e ;vh) fi ,„ , . sari • ) L'lTl!vrillttnet r tor,the .purpose, .as .14VitillfrOfri, 0' of endeavouring- to pick up an English' / I cii. 1113)111 itaured ; to' be'' the Prit;ce • V Waal - t' Which had been seen there dismasted and in distress.. We hope .that ere this both Lig,'•; (1) 0 fimersittcx.. haVe been compelled to divid e d io l destindtiOns„ - and.hal:4, .hOwever their way kat) British POrm I , We • are sorry to see ' thst the •• chie,f Oppo NW; Paper Still continues to - irnpise upon the ere Nast ' of its Readers by the daily insertion of the contemptible fabricatiunS—rwe say We use s' rl( l l 4 , cause is is . really a subjed of regret to . 0e 'I A , per, or any ? Ar ty, such • c —The Paper to whi c h . we allude conta ins II" ! an article . equally unfounded, but more g larj4 le t absurd, than any of thou on which W s ll3ye le t r; at had, occasion to ani n s a d v irr: It states, th Ptrr sent a Letter to a Great. Personages P thaop 3lst ult. intimatin g hi s vvi to resign ;b" w is Letur 'was never delivere I. If the fitter never delivered, it is but fair to Pre lllnc , fu rs , it wasnit op ene d, b b I. iv. at i,. • 66. MAILS. 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