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~J v.l ~., ~ .~3~ 11- ‘Ata + 3 f,~ ;tttlt:-.1.1441 ,tztrs ; 0/ iatM „31' 3_ t ~~ti: ,". NUMBER34O9.I • •rriEA-TRE-RoitAl.,• DRuRY.LANE. I TO.. MORROW EVENING; April *804) will be p er f ormed a Comet y' 'called - THE SOLDIERN. DAUGHTER. The Cliaraderz by • • • • Mr. DOWTON, Mr. BANNiSTER jun. Mr. POWELL, Mr. PO - PE, Mr. RUSSELL Mr. COLLINS. " Mr. CAULF I E LD, Mr. COLLINS. Mrs. lORDAN Mr;' YOUNG 4' Miss H. KE P.LY; Mi's: SPARKS,' Mrs. SCOTT, Mrs. MADDOCKS. The Epilogue to he,spoken by Mrs. JORDAN., WtTH CINDER ELLA. Sold. Wednesday, The Beaux S tratagem, with a House t o b e On Thursday, The Belles Stratagem. .• On Friday, The Way to Kaep Him, with The Qatavaa. 'NEW..ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUA.RE. IVIESSR& 'CHARLES and WILLIAM KNY VE TT most. respedfully acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and their f; riends t i ts genera!, that their AN Il A . l. VOCAL CONCERT will take place en MONDA 1 NEXT, the 3oth inst. iBO4, at the abo ve R ooms. ACT I. Grand Milita r Ode to St. Cecilia, Full y Overture-l-l aydn. Glee for Six 'Voices, with Vetse and Chorus-Webbe. Th New Glee, for Three Voices, with an Echo French Horn Accompaniment by the Messrs. Knyvetts Song, Miss l‘lissenden (by particular desire), will pe repeat eri tile celebrated Mantiscript Cantata of Nurora, as origin ails' composed for Signor Tenducci-,Bach. , Sheiherds,.l Jaave.loit nnylove, harmonized by kr. Grea torex. s . .„-- _2- t. -_- . • • New Glee, fOr Four - owes venntmed expressly , for this occasion), by Mr: Wm. Knyvett." First Organ cgnoirto, .Ir. Charles•Knyvett-iialitljeL f. ' '- • Song-Mr. Harri son. Chorus, Qteat. is Jehovah, Tri Songs I will c e lebrat aLtaitti Chorus'; A n d w i th ACT It e-\1 119 and Gre,itcax.: .. •' - ' •.. .. „New Grand Overture-Beethoven. Glee, :I.arly as the Lilly Fair, bv . Miss Nlissenden, Miss - tennant, and. Mr. Sale, jun.--,King. • : Ecng, I‘lS. Miss.Tenuant.. New .G.te c ., N-1 S. Five Voi.ces-Spolroith- •. 0ng,M145 F. RosS Melville--:-Elandel- Witches' Clee (by particular desire), newly arranged for . FOur V.ocs,• anri Chorus with Accompaniments for a Full Oichestra-Kibg. Duet, S. Messrs. •Cirnador and Vigationil Solo, Mr. Nick!, and Chorus, Glory to God--41andel. •- - Principal VGcal PerforrlaerS, • Miss MISSECI IN and Miss F. ROSS NitLVILLE (for 'that night bir , Miis TENNANT, :Messrs'. IiARRI;-• SON, NV. L WALL' , H,- -SALE sen. SALE, jun• 4 LEETE, GOR ' F., GOS, VAVG-HAN, SMIXH,CHA arid WM. KNY . VE rr, Signors CIMADO.R. and Vl.' . GtAtION I : l'riacipal Instrumental Performers.. ' 1 - • Lelder of the-Candi' MilCitAm-E•Ft,- • Organ. 'alai .Gran4.,,Pianor: Franc; •A,....C.. KniNar, Messrs. .Shield.,• -I. i ndlVt;', Laveqn, -C rie s nac h, . Neibour, o°,Ycel imes,_ Lyon, Mahon, gilis:er i .Elute Ir. Ash 4 I D" - inet . Illicl and Cantld; •Trombone.; AlariOttl ;, .ruble brums, JenkjnLon. , ...... 'rThe Choitisies will be 'iupporteclttic Yiiti rig el-itic f MesMaiesty's Chapel Royal, S.t...Pay . r S. .*,, st-in L i 7i . ift, t4t; (-"- - uor'4s of the.,Ancietf Concerl, and . s.irciT . • .-,-; .. • • to)Doors to h ^.--• Opened at Seven o'Clock, and the Performance to hel"ill punetually at t ight. Mr. ;Townsend will 13e"t tint: of !Ile reu t ; Oalces, t... atteiid the €l,,impaitY to allu from their Carriages. ---- Tickets, lja.lf - a-Guitkea 'ea;ch, to be ,Ipicl of Mr. Charles knyvett's, /To. 8, Edwarthstreet, C:iyeudi#l-square i Mr. I'Vul. Kuvvett;,s, N0..4.4 Queen; Anii,str . l.o East ; and - al.so at 'the; Niusic Shops of hioderip, Birchall, Lavenu, Dale, Clernenti and Co. •••,' . - • . „ . . , . _ T ' ' CtILINTY OF HERTS. ,O Et SOLD, A ' Capital " grcifte:tiiiiit HOE, tatdewith good Officesvf every description, and exce U lle S nt ns, -containing Hot.:houses; Green-houses, Peach house, and Ice-house ; situated in a Park containing 143 'Aeres of Latid; Well wtukkd and watered,- about 16 miles Ircorn Lontion. - For furtlisr ll'atticular,s, inq u i re of Messrs: Rolzinson Lee, SolicitZrs, No- ti;'• New-s quare, Lincoln's Inn. and lin rnMlate ppssessi on may be had. .. : rfHE. • 'NORTH OT'DEVON. • - 0 lIE''SOI.D INT PE r 7. ,• with4ritile4atc Posseisipn,.. Cltpitai BAR - iON of ANNERY, mitihirc _ ay. the Parish of•Afonkleigh, situate 4 on..the Banks-Of the ' Bill . ford,h le. Riyer :i.,:ke, et Aim. MArliet. * pawns Of c and C reat qror rington: Th'e. Prwises consist of a newly built N4ansion-Douse fit forthe I.teiiiice rif a Gen- • teel FarnilY, surrounileo with an extensive Lawstand•Sihrub.: be cottunatiding a nest .Wturesque and delilitrui View ofthe River; na. a :fine4,wooded Co.untryil• tiogonet`ith about !go Aegis offne 11,14 s h, .ki eatto ‘',,-,- and 'l4.able lAtirdr.:.- inClilding Orchants ;uul •Che -Great Tithes' thereof will be Sold' with 'woodlands.Estate, together with th9se;.ol sOiperadqinßstates. There is 4140 a g00ci4.1416, Kiln on the Pierni4 . esin 4111 work. • . . • A PublicrAuttion will:be held for stllitittlte:brhe,. at the-; Netv .1 nil,. in Bideloul, ori•Moriday the:* ist Oa) , of Nlay next; between ;be iicriritsfouf aiiil,Seeii iii•.ihe:AftirtioOn'. - • ' AtiplicatiOn tnay he•inade to Mr. LaWrence Pridltlitit:, rand Supleyor,- o nto ; r. t:Otee; Att6rneY at law; Eirlethra:'-''..',., Dated aoth April, 144. - ' IV; B. Remarkably tihe•Shooting Slid Fishing. ' ' ... • • -_______ - - i . . . , . PALII,I SONY . .; in the greatest Perfedion., .*-. •'' _ R , tEßk‘y- i . A. • - - • l- -----.‘—ti: in , : i ving made great nip,r9yer44ll .% his we11..1,.-._ll', PALM SO AP 4 ,•,recoXtio. ends it midi renewed coritiiienee to the Nobility and Gentry • prgPared front that sheet ess eet fr..14,-raAt krtiele''Ya-Ini ()il, the p:easaltin ofithe perfilm, and tlelicacy of its tusevh4 metited t•la):dati. tention and. patronage of nialcy 'of' the rst :tan-lilies,- estcenied 4y4l,aki.e.DisAoyery ing, and preerving the Skin tiir saftening, e4e4lasi9g4:' biac froth the Heat of the Sun.; ,and ., is also found an excel kilt defenc. against cold-. Will4s, 4.'41 sharp an A ir.,-;•-,;*1(1,in , loares and 8a115.,...14.: eiru: l 4 : I . ": the wortN ." SArntlo terry,":oit the w rapper tot recomraends it as t he.' bcis t Soap for ShaVing;-.131-cithwing- a. Tue Proprie finot lather proper . for tl;nd6r laces, in round.Cakes,..is.• each. Prepared and.soll by S,. Berry,' NV Nd. 17, C reekis4cel, 'Soho. ' ' atict .. .b . y I)is 1 101csaat efumer,. principal Pertkinisrs idlont.i4t,Latid: different l'owtil• in the ingdoins --. . ....'ev * ..: • • • * - *. ' ' 'l'.* ' :• olvii, Nopie .t . a bad habit • bad Of .i3tul y ' a n c I living, conr.raa,sungy of trt - t!le'SYcli .which U nless cheer en, p communicate their Morbid nature to those c)kle6, s.upertiettn!i:covered, anit ► inunedtatelY. ih. the-71160" b ourir.)cid of tilde Uicers....• 4y,411441)ing corroclibg Caustics, you destroy did iiiliacent Skin, and eVCII should thc,one. re- • main sound, 'anti the wound Rat . on'a' health y appearance. You have prevented. it.froin hcaii9g by 4estr&ying-the irittigyinentN whith is-iattire haeit iipt•Rer power. f,:dly to rezenerate. and tile advise the-patierit, tlieretOte, to inend his s:weni,. arid spare the surface ;.. the. good effects of which treatment Isabella QOodlet, of Las wane, tie.ir Edinburgh, expel:diced Ina perfea Cure of her Ulcerated Eegs and Arn is, by taking i fevv bottles of Spilsbury's Drops. , He r 9.5 c is attpsted hy. ; Baxter; M r Patton, Ntinister, and Mr: Steward, Sur ge r. of Eci ' inburgh._ . • tis m . , The effeds of thi s Nl ed i cineon Scrophula, Gout, R lieu Ma &c." are amply.detailed in the biii pa yin the Patent AntiscorOutic,Drops„ sold . a t tite,k.)lps:ti-Att)',: .Sollo sqar London, in bottles of, ss. 6d: 'Los: and 11 ,,zsi:,Avith a black stittp 1" ' a....NeNi to„ each bottle, ickltyketi 4'-Srii.pilry R - .(1, Co. No. Is', SOlioquate." rr v ! . •„ 1- MONDAY, :. L . l P * R. L 23, LUNATIC •ASYLIJM, near EXEtER. At a OEN ERA'. MEETING of the GOVERNORS, held — at the Castle of Exeter, this t tth day of April, 1804; The Right Hon. Lord.CLI FFORD, President, in the Chair; rrHE Two following Reports of.the Committees were produced and read: At a Meeting of the Weekly Committee, held in the Board Room of the Asylum, the loth day Of April, .1804, 'THPMAS HEAT - H FIELD, Fsq, in the Chair ; It was resolved to present the folldwing RepOrt to the Ge- Aesl Meeting of Govei ours, to be,held To-morro , .v There now remain in the House 16 Patients, of whom 13 are much recovered, and three are not worse than when ad mitted. There are 17 other Persons . aftlided with Insanity, waiting ibr Admission as svon as thereshall be. Rooms pre pared for them, which it is hoped, will be the case in a few Weeks. At a Meeting of the Building Committee, held at the time and place last rneotioned, SAM. FRED. MILFORD, Esq. Vice-President; in the Chair; . rt was resolved to make. the fdlowing Report : This Committee has great pleasure in reporting to the Ge neral Court, that as Much of the new Building as appears for the present to be:desirable, is'almott compleated, and•partly occupied. Besides ten Roor.s, which it has been thought: prudent to keep., as }et, in an unc-nished state, the Asylum now contains tort;- el glit capecious Rooms for Patients, nearly fitted up in a manner suited to their .ranks in lite ; and also four very large Day-rooms. Every part of the new Struc ture is ventilated upon a novel and apparently excellent Plan., There are a Hot and two Cold •Bai.hs, besines a Shower and Vapour bath. A forcing Engine distributes hot or cold Wa ter to every part, of the House. High Bildt , Walls separate the five - extensive' Airing Grounds, which are allotted to • Male or Female Patients, and to the Classes afflicted with ditlerent degrees of Insanity. It appears to the Committee, that - the Work already finished. is executed in a very mas terly manner ; and that the . Asylum now.contains every pos sible convenience' tor the up fortnnate'o bjeas io-Nvliose accom modation it is destined. The Cost. has not yet been exactly. ascertaimed, but it does not appear likely to exceed theorn:i., nal Estimate. The Comnintee has only tci,regret, that in order to defray the Expence incurred , :t •'has been obliged to self consnierablyL- out of the Stoek ~ in their presentiticpre- , elated state,- by which mean:3 tlie i'..inds of toe I ustitution i l have materially glittered, and are rendered deficient ; but this, i it is confided., the• Public Benevolence. Will soon redress. The salubrious Situation of...this Asylum. cannot be ex- celled; and the systeni on which it is conduaed differs from I that of any other intfteXingdern, in foate important respects. The Coin:nit:tee has further to statc, - that it has procured and j examined the Ps.cpctts ,from Bedlam Hospital, as also .from; several other e•x:ensiv-..-.. Establishments of a similar ti tare ; 1 and has the .i.ll - 13iactiol: of observing, that -Millis instltution ; • thenuni e ber of Patients cured, -'in proportion' to the nini - itter i admitted, ex::_eetis that of any other, the Reports of widcb it-, has been praeli..:able to obtain. . On account of its local Si,, Auation, this ~, : i.syluin is peculiarly calculated for the four • Western Counties ; but Patients are admitted into it from any part of the Kingdom, on ,very easy Terms' proportioned-to their ranks in-life. . . ..., - .. Contributions 'towards its Support are r e ceived -by the' Treasurer; Patrick Kincaid, Esq. in Exeter; and by Messrs. Robarts - , Curtis, and Co. Bankers; in London. .. ..'''. SAM. FRED. 'MILFORD, Chairman. Benefaaioni announced since the last Quarterly Report : - . 51 trota a_Latly, - -by the hands of Dr. Daniell. _5l. fronts Well-wisher, by thethands of the Treasurer. sal. Los. from the Rev. lona's Dennis. tel. from a Lady, by the hands of the Rev. Mr: _Manning.: *4 - o'of. in the 4 per Cents, from the Executors of the late • • . 1 saac Hawkins,,Esq. 251. from William Thomas Hull, Esq. . The preceding Reports having been duly considered, it : was ' ' . unanimously resolved to publish them in the Newspapers. - ' • . - - CLIFFORD, Presiknt. 1 i, i s ~. PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. STOCKDALE respeffully informs• the .1 4. Public, that the only uniform continuation of the PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER iS . pfilitished by him and will : _be regularly carried on during, the Sitting. of each Parliament. Nd. t to 19 of the present ScssiorVare now 1 ready, price is. each, and he believes that their contenls are , ' more kccurarely detailed than any which.nave preceded.— .1 Complete Sets may be had from 1743,- or. for The interme diate years, with or without the State Papers during the late War. Those Gentlemen whose. Set s -arc incomplete, are re. quested to order the deficiencies without delay. No, 18t, Piccadilly, April 21, 1804. BEAUTY, HEALTH, AND CLEANLINESS. • . THE INDIAN NI ou - rti POWDER 'renders . the Teeth beautifully ,white,' gives the most fascinating'. redness to the .0 on - is and Lips, and communicates zi . r . nost delightful Odour to the Breath. 'Phis Potvder is prepared from, a valuable Drug" found on. the Coast of Malabar,, lately imported frotit India by a Gentleman of Ibl - tune, .who liessed and : e4perioced its wonderful Prpperties. He...has sufriittedit xo tue inspedion of a MeificArGentleirian in London, who so highly appri,ves of he:sand:lions it his narndand recommendation, .having aseertainectthat it is a specific-remedy for the Scurvy irf.the.Guins, a radical Cuie for the Tooth-ach, a < id decidedly. the best tooth Pow der in the world,'and . so innocent„ that it may be used by infants.- Price as. "lid'. and is. gd. Prepared by the Poetor, nd-sold wholesale Lild retail, by his Agent, NO. at, Pall ; Mall; and retail, .1)y Mr. WailaS, :229, Strand, near Temple Bar. NEW MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehouse fir ES's POWDER, ~.• ac, St. Paul's Cliurell.:yard, tonaoii., .-mHE Sold, at the •• ‘.1.• Prices annexcd; . tricAuding the Stamp Duties; and as 'it is:t.tnaefeci. Altar -from the Ist of September, 1562,, the , Stamps sbsauld..be antic(' to all Proprietari , MediCines, as wcfl; for EZateign'as for florae Consumption, and asa%con siderable Addition made, to •the Stamps, on the.artieles of -liigher oi. tlinot ,prices : q1 Dr. latnes's • Powder: , Will be. in tittUr.-.2.5. 9d. pet' Packet, Or. 6d. tier Dozen . ; - but the Vantity'Of Minn PadketS:..in' a Bot . tle.as . made up tor thee Al.:fly:and ; Navy) ; may be had for •11.•.45. And as by favour of the 'Co`ininissionets,.of the Stamp 0 ttice, P!ares are preparekfor Mr. Ne wber'y'S . sepa. rate use, with his'i4aine cue:raved iii.e - aeh'Stamp, - the Public will be careful to 4serve, that .the words, ". F. Newberg, St. P-atilis," are printed in the Stamps of all his i . -klatientes; . and as it is 'presumed that this. Will be a suffi cient security against Coianterfeits; ' his Signature on the •4.ables 'on. James's' Powder, 'IIL be discontinued from • I;elleetokwarilt- . • • -• . , ..45tamps will allofve 'gratis - , as usual, to those Who ...puryhase Halt a;,Doz.en or .more at a 'time, of the lower priCed articles. s• d- • , S.. d. Dr.. larites's Powder , 2' 9 LozengeS of Blois t xi Db. a llottje - 24 o Freake'sTind.of Bark 4 - 9 Do. Analcptic 4 6 Do. Hux'hain's - 2 0 D. large Bpx o English Collee , - A 9 DrkSteer's o.podeldo6 - . .2 6 Genuine ArcuebuSade 8 6 r:Do. ConvulsieVil - 2 6 Ormskirk. i‘ledicines ,S 6 . , tio. Camomile roPs 1. 9 Scots•Pitis, o Do, Paregoric Loienges t ti Essence of Peppermint Ber.rx's.Btlious:Pills 4 6 Grant's Drops - Dr. Austin's Chalybeate. , Dr, Plooiier's Pills 'ditto ' 4 o Glass's Magnesia , 3.. 6 Dalb;'s Carminative' I 9 licnry"s.Ditto 6 EssgnceolCatshios . 3 6 Norton's Dropi • 1 - 6 • • Cephalic Sn i ntE - o 9 Spilsbury's Drops • 6 , Mr: Spence's D'e-tiitifre 4 o Dr. Solander's . . : Tea 2 9 ones's Rheumatic 'fine- G ree nough's re I . ms ture • - .3 6 DR. Tolu I..°zetigts :N' • 13". Snimps with Mr. Newti.ery's 'Name are affi xe d to the „first twn. en • Article en s. ,a a its and n lit b ti °veeui l l e e s r sei t tge rs ed; : i i u l i i as t ak many s Persons, particularly s House, he is under the n ecessity ot ;:pointing Otift, t h at , i t is at the East End of St. Paul's, nearest, to Cheapside, and that it has a large. white Stuccoed Frost, on w hi c h thees' Words arJ insu'ibed : AR Eft() ITS , E Volt I'AMES's POWDER." * k‘ TUE ()NLy AROMATIC SPIRIT OF 'THE original Inventor , of this Preparation (Mr. Henry, of Manchester, who first offered the Aromatic Spirit of Vinegarlor general Sald'aßotrt fifteen years ago) finds, it necessary to caution the Public against the yiricty, of. spu rious imitations, which are sold, under :that Nam!, by Drug., ,gists and Perfumers, throughout the ~?Metropolis, .and -In Country Towns. , The more efiedlually•to guard against Im pbsition, the Purchasers 01. tile Ardmatic Vinegar are. re quested to observe, that- on the Stain p.of each Bottle are en graved (L. ( permission) the words Thomas-and kY - Ilharn H, o xy, anchester„" to counterfeit which is a capital fe lony ; and that Nlessrs. Bayley and Blew. Cocdtsput-strtet, charing-croSs,'. are the ,only appOinted Venders in London, where the Aromatic Visegar may be had, Itrhokside and Re tail, 2S. 9d.'each ; alsO Henry's Calinned Map., ne ia,n Bottlesl itott a les t , at 2s. 6d, and larger, with Ground Stop ;pi each,' , Stump llutieSincluded, . - , . I 1 - 5 '44 ) I [PRIDE SlXPElkieln From the :ONDOk GAiETTE, April it, 1804. whirehall, Al'r~? 21. The fOHOWing Dispatches have been receiVel ,the East I is liciuse by war of Bagdad : . cy 4; Illost IVcbt e.' Ma r ry . ai-i• W 7 el Carpi 4. Mile !VeiPixaretel C05507.44y, lit i :9:1?! 4. `L9RD • • . .I have the .honciiir to inform yoni P,xcelienty; thit I marched from Agra, the 2 tl, ult. in puisnit of the Mahratta Force, which was composed of the Brigad es' which bad .neen detzched from . the Dekhan; in the early part r ofthe campaign, and :cf a..few talions which had -effetled their e6+:-a,ne from I was the more anxious-todefeat Corns, from its being furnished with a numerous artillery. Owing to the detention the Army met w; front a llctsvy fall of rain, it was not until the 2f) , h that it re.ach. , ed a camp westward of the . Futtipoor. -Froni in. telligence I received herd, of the rapid manner in which the Mahtatta army moved, I determined to leave the heavy Artillery, with a proper detablitraent of Infantry for its prote6ion; and to pursue the Enemy by forced marches,' in the hope of being able the more speedily to come- up with hinio On the. 31st the Army encamped' at a short distance froni the, ground which the Enemy had quitted the smite morning. Possessed'of this intelligence, I resolved to make an effort to overtake hint with all the Ca.' valry of the Army, in the intention of delaying him, by a light engagement, until the Infantry should be able to come up, To this end the Ca.. ~valry marched at twelve last night, and having'per• formed a distance of more 'than ¢o miles in 24 floury; came up with the Enemy this morning, soon after day-break, From the sudden manner in which I came upon •the,Enerny, I ventured to make an at- • tack with the Cavalry alone, supported by the mounted Artillery ; but finding hint too advao tageoasly posted to hope for complete success with.: 'out too much risk, I drew the Cavalry mit of:reach of cannon shot, and waited the arrival of the try. Soon after their arrival, I made a general attack upon the Enemy's positiim,' the' result Of which I have the satisfaaion of informing yoUr Ex collency, has been a clrriplete, tliongh I sincerely lament to add, dear-bought vidory, The Enemy were totally defeated; with 'the loss of all their cannon, turribrilS, and has-gage; but this . important advantage 'has - only been gained by the lOss •of many it..limbic' Officers, the. principal of whom are' Major.qeneral 'Ware, :Colonel Vandc leur, Major Al,l}.;i t h, ! D e p u ty Quarter -Master-General',. And my Aide-de.Caihp, Lieuttnarit . I)ovat, gloriously in this nOuiable dOnTest I have not .been, able to ascertain the exa,c.t count of our tos's in killed and w,-,Juded, returni of %vhieh, with a detailed account of . this impottant affair, I shall have the honour or transniitring to your Excellency by the.first opportunity. ...nave the Honour to be, &c. (Signed) G. LAKE. To lii Ext.( llencj , the Most AroEle 'Walvis' Welles. NY LORIS, In my dispatch of yesterd,iy's dare I did myself the, honotti to state, for your LOrdihip's informa.: tion;some particulars of the march . of the Amy from Agra to the camp it' now occupies, together ,with the general result- - of the attion which took place yesterday. • I now have the honour to 'send •your Excellency. a , More detailed account of that 'affair. After a foreed'inarch of is miles, Which was per- formed by the Cavalry in a lit ile more than six hours, I came up with the •Enemy, who appeared to be upon their retreat, and. in such confusion, that I was tempted to try the effea olan attack, upon him with the'(avalry alone. By cutting the embankment of a large reservoir of water; - the Enemy had rendered the road very difficult to pass, which caused a con siderable delay chi advance of the Cavalry ; of this the Enemy had availed himiell to take an ad_ . vantageons . ptisr, - having his right upon a rividet, which we . had to cross, anti his left upon the vil lage of SasWatee ; the whole of his front - was -amply provided with artillery. I was prevented from covering' his change in the Situation , of the Enemy, by the quantity or dust, - when once clear of the water,. totally obscured him from our sight ; I therefore prOceeded in the etecution.of my. design, by which Limped to pr.:vent .his retreat into the hills,. and secure his guns; .direCting the advanced guard and First . l3tig.t.le Cdtmnarided by,Colonel Vandeleur, upon the pint" Where I had observed the &env . motiOn; .but prOved . tcriiethe. left Of his new position ; the remainder of the Cavalry. I ordered to 'attack in succe , sion, its soon as _they Could form after passing the rivulet. The charge of. the advanced guard under M4 - ir Griffith, and that of the first rigatte led by Colut,el Vandeleuf, was' made with Mitch ,gallantry; the Enemy's line was forced, and the Cavalry pc:lett - At_ cti into the village;- :they still, hovVeVer, continued to be exposed to a :most pang fire of cannon and musketry, which, as it was. ithpassibi:e - Under such to , torn) the squadrons for a fresh at 'tack, determine&me w The guns -- which had fallen into our • hanlis, could ,tiot, be .bronght away from the 'want of bullocks. _ In this chargt::Colonel Vatideleur fell, mortally wounded ; •in.hirn the service has lost a tnost valuable Officcr. , ---:„: The attacks of the other Brigades were condiifted With the .same- spirit ; but after taking several of tbe Enemy's guns, being still fired upon without being able to discover the Enetny, they retired in goot4 order, retaining pcissessitm ut a pot pf the • HE r S'... s IX O 4' 0 4 ' 4 '''''' .C..g:ij•r"...: ' , , . :it,, 0 ,- 4 , 4 \-#: 4 5; 5 4.• ~ . • _ .•.. • . 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