The Sun. — London, England, 1816-08-13 00:00:00

• -%, - - • SUPPLOYIENT to •Oe LONDON tvAZETTE sAttii:pAY TnE lola OF AUGII::T. MONDAY, Auousy 12, 1816. India Board, 'lritelia 1, Angisst yO,IBIC. b?snatch, tlattti Font William, March 1 1, )816, has been received, 1t the Intlia House from the uo‘crnor-Ocneral in Council, %vial inclo surcvl -of which the following sire eitracti col PS We dtsire t►► dire your Honourable Committie the expresiion of our cordial , congr►►tulations on the signal . success which has attended the .first operations of our ams, and to' draw your parti. cular attenzion'to the distingitished merits and tertiocs of the Officers and tropps _engaged in them, whose teal, gallantry, and perseverance,. tlentmul ou r waimes/ applause: Your Honourable Committee will not fail ttl perceive in the plan of operations adopted by Major-Ciener,ll tichterlotty the same judgment, • , ability, and Military skill, which bare 'atwirys cha tacterized that . officer's pl.oceedings, and which on the present rbiCaisiatt, supported by the bravery and discipline of the troopi under, his command, have enabled hint to surmount difficulties of lig Ordinary magnitude, in passing the first range of bills, and to defeat the hold and desperate efforts of the enemy to oppose his subsequent progress. The contact of Colonel,Kelly, icy the command of the,detached column, directed against flurry— hurpore, is justly entitled to our high apHrona-, ; and we have great satisfaction inpniatiitg nut to the notice of your liortinir4ble Commitiee the testimony borne by Major-Genei . al (Miter-. lony and Colonel Kelly, to the merits and Services of, Lieutenant-Colonel Millet., of his ,Majesty's trith regiment ; Lieutenant-Colonel Burnet, of the Slit regiment of native, infantry ; and Lleutr nant-Colonel of the. ISth regiment of native intat4ry ; and the other officers parti cularly to e ntiOned in the ittelused reports. , . [Then follow the letats from Major-General Sir David Oehterlony, published in our paper of Tuesday last.] , • Copy of a Letter and Inelosure from Colonel W. KOIYS cOrn , tnanclio; the Ist Brigade, to Major-General Sir David Geliterlony: SIN,---I !tad the honour itt'my letter of the 28th nit ; to actri:dat yon with myintention Of.prOceed ing toThis point of the Ilurryhinpore-Hill, which movement I executed accordingly. . On the hest reconnoissance that could be tnade without particularly, calling the:attention of 'the enemy to our movements, it appeared,that a strong point within abont eig'ot Inindred -yards of the stockade I mentioned h ltl. heel' negleated. This stockade 111118 upon the. range and to the west ward of the flurrytturpore-Fort, sopposed to be about one thousand yards trout it, In torn n &VIM idrek, Lind the noonnaln nearly perpendicular to the ex tremitires, two guns in it, and in all respects formidable ,As the ucenpation of this neglected poiat ap- Feared to he of great moment it was advisable to tlhe it by surprise ; I consequently ordered the light Infantry companies of the brigade, with two coaipa (*lc,' of each of the following regimentii 18th native infantry, thum. introit light. infantry, and one company of One 2d battalion '2l at native reginient, frith. two three- Ittmoders, carried by hearers, to march at - three o'clock yesterdayinoruing,:under the command of O'Halloran, who toolt tiosse3sion.of the position a few 'ninnies before six, dislodging. a piequet lcft for. its protection.' The enemy ;in very coo6iderahle ;force, made a most desperate and obstinate attack to recover this point, I was Viet-clove obliged . to Aciiti a few companies to sup• port toe rein ofthe poOt ion en bleb was threatened. It was impossible from the nature of the ground to close or use the bayonet, anti the musquetry continued withont interroption tintir half-past ele ven' o'clock, when the arrival of two six-pounders and two five and a half-inch howitzers Ott ele phants, in a few toinntes decided the affair. and left us in possession of an almost natural re 'doubt, very advantageously situated for further operat ions. I cid Myself the honour to inclose a list of killed and wom;tled; which, considering the length of time the lasted, is not great. , Amongst the omitted you will fintl Captain Lindsay of the artillery; although his wounds are wit severe, I fear I shall lose his active services for a time, which T lament exceedingly, having found Captain Lindsay a most zealot - is able Officer, boil' as an artillerist and engineer. I am. hizttly indebted to Lientenant-Colonel- O'Halloran - kir tl,e able and officer-like manner in which he executed his duty; Hod nothing can possibly be mole flattering or creditable tittttt bit eport of the gallant condnet of the noops throughout., VrOm every report It appears that Ow enemy haye suffered severely ; numbers of their killed ate lying in alt directions round the point •of attack. `lwo or three hundred Gorkalts h a ve been 'nought in, hitt they tire, front the severity of their wounds, tiliahle to speak or give intelligence. l'he advanced oosition only admits 1110 C Corn pa vies, which, with a Fieltiollsreer, I relieve every twenty...low. hours.: 'lt will take sonic time to make the .road for the heavy gnus. We-are,lnow if ever, triis day employed its 'ting up the till-Ive y/mm{l.ls, which will probahr toy breach the stockade, I am" still deficient of intelligetnee, and uucer. tail) of the real utituherf of the enemy t heft bey lieve them to be 'as 1 Itelpre stated., The heavy rain of last night and this morning interrupts •our wieratiuo ; but I hope it is about, to clear. t I have, the honour to be, &c. tint tteel'r W. KVLIN t , Colonel. p. 9, I have the highest grati fi cation its an nounciitg the occupation, oe rue sitivaneco guard tinder the Field ()dicer , Major Robeson, of his Majesty's 'tli regiment, of die A stockade',. tort, and bill, which were evacttated some time thia wonting, dinning the rain and thick. w'et!titer, by, the (iorkah lace, undtr liunjour Kajee, who . , i mitor guting,tlie .action of yeatcrday, and COM - mantled. (Si) g ne \V. KrAlt. to.Lr.ti) and IrouNDED h the 1.0 ,s,et'utonel Ktlty's E3rightie, in Action on the I iolgiit's I I 1:1: yhurpta,s, an the Ist 01 March, Irt 16. Cam t), tiertr finreyhtirpore, NI;ir0) 9,181 C. Artillery«—Ciptalu Ltnd44y, teuituded .severely, but nut dan- genius - 1y; 2 lasears wounded. xi :4th Foot—Brevet Major Wgiles, wounded • Slrgltli; Cnpt. Smith, Lieut. O'Leary, wounded 'severely. M.! not zian,ger ously ; 4 Privates, 1 serjolot, oriv:itt's, %lauded. 18th Native Infantry, Ist Batt.--i sepoys Lilted ; I nack, , t . aepoys, wounded. • 21st INatirn Infstit.syPd Batt.--1 sepoy Lined; I naiek, 1 tit pry, wounded. Clitimparun Light Infantry—r4,:utenant no Voeux, wounded severely, but not dangerously ; I y.tpoy lulled; ,1 jeuladar, II sepoys, wounded. Pionrers-2 privates Total killed-1 privates of 2411 i root sepoys. Total tvoutided-1 Brevet I.(jor, '2 Captains, 2 Lieute nants. 1 jeinadar, I sedeant, '2-2 privates of '241.11 Foot; 1 naicks, Iti t.rpnys, 2 pioneers, 2 eint-lastars. (Signed). ( ; .V 6 M ENT, )1 , ,,j0r of Brigade. N.B. Authentic i'ntelligence has be.,11 received of the Ratification by the Rajah of Nepaul, of the Treaty mentioned in the Oftzette of the I !di of May but no official copy of the ratified Treaty has been received. MARYBOROUGH ASSIZES, AUG. G. TRIAL. OF. CAI' I'AIN GRANT: Jeremiah Grant stood imiieted, with othlrtl i int hargiatioasly breaking' and entering the d wet. Of Captain Witl;ain Slabber, on the night at the 2.5. th of March litAt He 41,4.4 indi c t e d also for K'iobberyand felony in the saute place our the same night ; and there was another Wier tricot against him for stealing a horse, gig, and harness, the property of,Tlmmas Cambie, to merits lie pleaded not tinilty. Mr. , at Counsel for the prisoner, moved the Court to have his iroqlirtwk off dur ing trial, and the Court having acceded, the pri soner declined the indol.gence. The punnet being called over, tl e prisoner chal lenged tp the notnber of twenty ; and a Jury be inh Mr; Serjennt Jena, OD behalf of the Crown, said he would abstain from any . tengthened state ment, its tip the otiences tc ith to hick the pH:sinter . stood Charged, tully convineed or the vrength of evidence in the case : and he waS certain that the' Jury would divest their 'minds of every previous impression as to the character of this man, which had already been the subject of sty much .exagge ration through the public papers. Mrs. Jane Slubber sworn, examined . by Mr. BA LL Lies 6,1 the Queen's cottuty.; is the wile of Captain \V. *libber ; wo at home on the night of the.2sth of March; site was sitting is t lour About nine o'clock at . night, when two men rushed in, wizli pistols cocked tkey wonted no thing but fire-Arms ; went up , stairs, broke open presses, took not articles of plate,. a nil her orna ments; when they came down she licgge:l her life; they apia went up ;stairs and searei, e d th e d es l ; s, and got gold and other, art ides ; ,left it guard up on her ;.when they +cent away., about four in the she g,i;e Cleat spirits, and %whatever thvy detviandetl; they took a grew., V.Aiicry of ar tieksl broke open. it truots bviongtog to a Mr.s. there for 10 ale y and tool* out spoons anti several. articles of plate ; she had awl a full view of the prisoner, Grant, auti id tttili:il hint ; he came several times ; Chant wits the hist that went. away ; she had a list of the articles ; S 4 W a silver spoon-tray, and two seals, her own gold watch, and several other articles. A. Jac , )b, tgq, r6nlnced two g ull which she idt,ntified- to be the property of her husband, George Steele, r.:4. prod,,,ed which she Lt4o ideotined. Cron-arm/tined by M'Ytta,Y. • , Conant li%ts her as :entilt she was not'asked to write a note to bring,her here. Capt. Stubber is now lyiag -dangerously ill ; Mary Connor rem:lined at htnne to attend him. She visited the gaol to identify the fit homer, (Craft), and saw him ; he was alum: in the. cell ; was t o ld he Was timer ; has not, the Least doubt of Iris perbou ; knew Itim with and Witilottt it hat; tried three different hats, to view hint under .all positions, , a nd she knew hint well; does, not recollect her husband saying that he, watt Abe man•that robbed them: she (NI. Connor) did not say that he was. not the man ; does not know that any man fe presento,t4 Captain Grant, and committed robberies in his name. - Grant treated her with no incivility. The servants were kept in the kitchen, and could not see the robbers ; knows two of tbetn, .Grant and the little,man ; saw his toll lace very often ; the hatoms-.put-on to make his feature( more dis. Una ; saw his teeth, lie Was drawiug,a cork, with them ; shg observc.l to him that it was a pity to spoil his tiuc teeth, and that she would give hint screw.. • Archibald Jacob, Eq. examined, - • Resides at Limiscorthy ; made (hart a prisoner. on the '24th of Jane, in the thickest putt of the . wonti .of ; there were four or five other persons; 41100 ..V:0 straW.l)4(l itt Oe.11 7 0011; %Vete fired from the bed at him and his pal ty, consistinteof military and volunteers : five were w oun d e d ; n n shots , ivere tired by , the banditti ;, ordered solme of the party. to surround the wood,•;and others- to ~penetrate. Coffey, permanent .secjeaut .of his corps, cried out , " I have emitight Cooney," who proved to be the prisoner at the bar ;. pointed hint out in the, ; ; dock ; the sericant took the watch mind seal from, whieb•were.identitied by Myth Stollber ; also , a (lo ather of int:Hocks, cartridges, a saw, AM( kitite the pr6OIICU, (YrAtit,l told him, he had Cut the bars of. the pmoo of Wexford, and hhould have escaped that niOtt ; five pistok, a blunder. busS, and a fusee, welt: found in the bed in the wood ; saw (rant in the town of EautisetntbY f. went by the name of Cooney : livett there about a • fu r tnight rheld, nut nothity„ by :the ; way of t h re3t or hope, to induce a confession; Saiit he got the watches - from his.brother. %%lit niss Was a sand) distanee from the wood, not immediately, in it. No one searched the : prkonee hilt himself; a nomber surrounded hitu and brought bitato witness; he could not be searched wit hoot. ltis knowledge ; the Watches am) money flu put_ in his pocket, the other thingt were tied up in a . . quilt ; the,artie.e3 eontl not possibly be changed, as the sedeant krpt quite cleat' to-witness ; the tcere take') from (r.ott,anil a knife. of en thins W'c'AntAti:hili taken fro'ul hetivicn tie soles • of his shoe. • , iiiaart2 gteek, Es;l. rr. ‘Em Ts. . • Witness,settrelied the . prisoner in different Paris of the tottiay. of Tinto:ail , ; searched his house; found two gold rings ; his lirother George was with him ; prisoner lived at hloyne, the County of Tipperary ; he held out no' hti a ur threat to hint ; the rings`he SitetireCi to Mr: Stub. ber, who identified them ; had rto commtmication with Government .until, ofrer t;rant'S iOprelien sion. tirant confessed lit had been looking At witness when he was searching for !dill' in the Wabbit Boi (igh. Tiunnas Porrestet examined by Air, .1.044. Witness remembers CaPtah) stribber's house being robbed; was in the kitchen with the cook, as a visit or ; the rolbers came in about nine o'clock ; saw throe -4f the robbers, and beard others outside of the 'windows; the prisoner was in the kitehen, and charged three'or four pistols,' about one or two o'clock in the Morning ; never saw hint u n til that day ; heard his voice before . ,he saw him. ; %vas continually speaking ; went by the name of Bulger ; was brought, to !lie jail to see him by Mr, J. Diintie ; prisoner did nothing to witness on that night ; he wore it grey surtout. coat ; witue-s was confined to rite. kitchen. The case hav:ng closet', Lord Notusuity most mintueffi recapitulated the ern's:Jere,' when the jnry• retired for some time, 4.10 brought in a ' verdict of—Gailly. To the gnestioll from the Clerk of the Crown, what reason he had, why judgmeut and sen tence of death should not be piisSed on him3"-- iu • the most tirm, colleeied, and indeed feeling' manner, he replied—" My Lord, I only beg of the Coart,some short time to arrange things be fore my departure for :mother place ; not' in, the idla hope of escape, or patdon, but to make resti tution to the.per.mis %vim have suffered by my bad line of lite I have tr.;ett Visited in my cell by some lile•r•sed petiole, who have, thank God, given this turn to my mind, and to which I iMplore your Lordship' attention." The coronet pt the prisoner Wits collected and firm throughout the trial ; and waS spoken of in . terms, of melancholy approbation by the Noble Judge who presided. Three other persons, named Carroll, Phelan; • and Fannon, and a young Man named Gehan, were arraigned tinder the sarine indictment. The two former were found guilty : the latter, it appeared, was merely conneLted with Eitlllotl by a combi nation of citeimistalc.S tUllitycittrahle upon the clearest*.evidence, was acquitted. SUFFOLK ASSIZES. . . IiCTRY tRMAY. INHUMANITY OCCASIONING DEATH OF A PAUPER, kiNo D. nunr AZID SPlNfi • Thii wadi actor id: great interot to the connty—r., namely, all preferred by the parish, of St. James, Bury St, Edmunds, against the two delentlunts,, fartnert ; the one .44 o.er*.et-r, a t i,l the other as “1: rl.l park!) of Vortthant, 4 viihge Situ a te :about two In iirs dho . nat from Ball. 'Bete %very at vel al estunti in the indiotment t;, that the tlefenditilt3, iii gior.oi vitdatioa o f the InWS of Ow cAnintry, and also in rio!Atiptt of pitbhe , charity and ittottlnity, anti or the. office they h e ld, I ko l wantonly and 91111VFell 3 poor perstot, of the uante of H o b son , to be for cibly carrildl 'may in a cart fin the =itl parish Fornhani, on the evening of tide 22d August List,' without affording him, the pmper, any re. lief or soil Cita flet4 iso that d dirt! lionrs after remova l, _ tint, the two'ilelemlaots hati vvickedly, hasily, and inhumanly conspired toge ther, k oo lving the said; pattp•er was in a dying state, to throw . the ,tior,tlea upon the pmisit ot St. J a mes, by orcle:iig hint to be conveyed a w av in a c ommon cart, hind set dun u near the entrance to the town of 13tiry, the said pauper not being. in a condition to •%!,tlk ; by whici, eotis pi racv „ n d ne gleet the ,said pauper had his life thrown hit,ip, ainklanger, liti4 which Atilt:ate)) , .oecasioned leis de a th, Thi:. 34 count charged th ,defendant with a common •but which •coant was afar. Wards abandoned. Mr. Serientit FIUME, far the prosecution, call ed several kvitnesses to prove that the pat.rper r was seen on the day in question in the neighbourhood Fortiliani; that he was conveyed to the North gate of,liiiry on the same evening, by order of the defendants that he was set (10Vti front a cart in the deplorable condition set forth in the indict- Ment, at the distance of near one mile fruit) the workhouse, of St. James's aforesaid, to which he was carried,• hilt in-so ircloced a state. of health, that his stomach refused al; sustenmice offered by vomiting it tip intim:chattily, so that he lingered and died. • Mr.SrAIMS, for the , defendant, called' several witnesoes ott,t be other band, to prove that the pauper was rwsl ed by the defendant if , be wanted' assistance ) arid where he was going ; on which he answered, that he was going to Clayton, -siac miles distant, where he had a settlement, and did not want any thing; The defendant having reason to believe that he was a vagabond, and from his ap pearance that he 'was tit unk, asked him if he wish ed tO ride, and sanding for a cart, desired- him t© h i , conve yed to Bury, being upon the load to. Clayton ; . that the pauper got into the cart of his own accord, withouubeing forced.; a nd so f ar from being in want of spstenance, his pockets . were full of bread and meat, anal : his only coin plaint swats the want of something . to drink; The effiglt , BAKON charged the Jury,. that, though thisverts prosectition to he instit u t e d, the evidence given for the defendant was so tepid. Ove 'of the eharge of criminality so as to oecolon the death of the pauper, it -was his duty in a et i tuirtul charge to tell 'them that here was not suffi cient evidence to find the deleutlauts guilty. The Jury found the defendants not guilty. TRIAL OI 'rH 1.111)Di ON AT LEICESTER. LotcesTull, t‘xti lO.—The trial 01Tc:tole, Sla teri nod Badger, eliiirgeii with feloiliauNly ewer jug the hice niutitttactory ref Ceti rs. Heatheorn itutt 13fitivn, tit Loughborough, on the ni,;l;t ut k • .• tile 286 lune, came on 1 14l ::inorning, at seve* o'clock, before the Hon. 13:11,0i1,PRAtiAt4-I,nlielli .tifter,oll'wurii*of 50 witnessta bad bet=a exilhwied for end against the.pristmers (which oce4i):::(1 the (.:09rt 11101',C 011111 14 110Urt) fqo9(l thrittl ai'd Slater and ii:tlicler Not Guilty. A . SstasputtY.—An Important cause war, decideu if these Assizes—Lord ilivers,,phtint Of,. and Th ws, anittioo 'others, were defendants. The, questionfor decision Was, ‘vhat were the,,houndat rtes. of trattbOnrne, Chase 2, His Lordship is without dispute entitled to the ancient roal.y of - Ceenbouruccbgte, and within .that chase; , howe ever straitened or extcnded, his deer areeutit lett to run Without molestation. It was contently& on the part of his Lordship, that the 'chniihotinT darks eintiraced tiarts:• of Dorset, Wilts, and Hants, including 500,000 acres of land, anduiorts than 100 miles in . circumference. On the fr!iec side it was insisted that the limits of the chase only comprised part ot . • Ore county - of Dorset. The cause came on oit tVeduesday noon, and MI Friday- morning , the jury gave a verdict for (44 clvfeuriant, thereby negativing his Lordihip't claire. Yottx.--,At the York Assizes, on Monday 1 35 6. a trial about the warranty of a boric came on, which lasted front nioe o'clock in the morninic Midi e leven o'clock next thy. The Jury cond. Hued locked up all night, from s i x on Monbv evening until ten item morning. Oa' coming jour Court at that hour, and on Baron Wool) , isskillic in the usual manner if they were agreed in their verdict, nine deckled that they bad found for the plaintiff, and the other three declared for the de. fend:mt. All the're4 , re retired, and at eleven re turned with a verdict for thv defendant—tha nority having trinniplied.—What adds to the lity gularity of the case is, that the plaintiff and (le fettddut cordially shook bands ihCourtbefote Jury retired, and pledged each Other to abide by the verdict... -.4, LONDON UK. PIUCE 111.1.F..t0 Ti The highest price of the best Wheatito ISre,td throitOottt." tht Metropolis is stited by the Bakers ,to he field. 0 " 3 " teni Lottf.—Aoloilkilitrs MI the (lwricril L'xit trues' u 46. penny to three-pot:0 lower. •l f OS. b. oz. Peck Loaf to weigh 17 a Qoartern Lon( to weigh 4 1-1411 ditto.. ditto . Bif if.tlf Quattera . • ?r,,, net! Clover f Foreign) 4lis to GO per cwt. . , Mit* English 4os 684 to 72s WhiteSato.. ' , Rye-brass ... Tortip, ‘Vitite . ~... , Ite.l aad Green .. 4.Js ad to 0,4 Ott ‘I bite Mustard Seed es 04 to'l 24'0d I, Brown ditto. , , C 4 Mt, a 1 Seeds Gittlitte koin ' " ' 46i Ott to , tes ott per qr.. 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