The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-04 00:00:00

L. I E lIV ST: L LAT% )Y. . . -' ......,.... ' • , TUESDAY E. 1 Niten, JeLY 2.5 The Musica. F soya! of t h e i lilts ;lion finished 11e6lel'4Y eight ,en , will, the Fourt Cnneer , , tn • th e ste•Hiluse; under 6 4 ! dlr e l ion ()I Prot' s'lt'' Hager, Madrnie C.it ilani arid. .11r. -kir:th'arr ''"re ' n etct'lle I v oice ; and the our tier . voltniteered an c d:riunal Brat era to cro , 11 •the wliole• The Cilall - e lilerod tt.e Seriate:.bouil ratty in toe eieu - A rt , and ASS% received woji'ihe ~..mil•litrzzas. Thv 11 1 of GM Save the /i.'",it's wror I.llllnedt.'telY 161 0.11,1 Madame Calaktit !at, .tlie filst r ti'se.7— }hi 'loyal Called Higanesa lett"itie Concert betoie it was 6tieli,ded, 111 tin ier Jo - sup with the Master atcl ...41lawseI Pet,Honse: .The•Doke made his exit :1,1'4411e tame applause as that w.th wlitclr he r - t )- 11. '"d; rind the song of hole Brtiannia %ns ,calied ler la grace his departure. ,:rbis n)nrning at ten, the Chancellor went to the Seaate-liuue, to presieeat the creation of de li' and tither public business of the University. kit e i' s 4 an the t hrone as Usual, the Vice-Chan t ellor , Non hi, righ t, atiO the Lord High Stewart oti wild ( NI ' t • alas,, -rs ut Ark were first created. Dr. ....in,ite ' ' ' te " , ' d en , ot latilly College, Deptity It gins Pro` or cif Diortity, theo chargen lour Docrors of .., 11 .. t inny in on eleg.mt• and lour Latin Ordtioo, :it , wrich he alto !NI to the Lit e bill 01 Viscount Sid ;"titY,.llJ and protested against 'the, it judicious in are with t„e D 1,3 titeis, on vitiOns general tir,u , i e l) l 4 a.d liaeiiinv the . Dacior bestowed great s e . , 1 ~n, • ~ . , . • , 4 le khation W. 14 delivered with unusual ' saillialiaii. • • • iii,.of Trinityr Half, Ilegiul 'Ploresaor of . "Aufr,ilext ,tll two I)oetors ot C -I , n Law in d ~....'i' is • . 1- lag il ' e t. ''' "t s mite Icitili ; and Afterwards Dr. 11.,,estoe.,ted Mr. Jay tor ina Doctor'', degree in two 01 the ceremonies which at tended lbat cre't. 4. ' Lit i' fi l :, ir '' It !'" ' ll ' i busting a mairimoiii•il ring ch air 21. --•gqi, Intnaliing them' m toe Doctots' tathy:::4llt. !tea cheeks, &e, greatly autos: d the tiniv.o,,:ltli''"l ter strangers) wito attended the Se %4 1 1 ,;', • Ti.e ra ngers) ot degrees was s.tc ,(o‘ 4.4. !:,,I4',eutialltiti ot six prize essa)ti, ito.l the ,at.h.'. ""..o,weii..(l) tie! tor liie purpose Ix lore ~ 411140 lild.U„h 01 ti h. , T .. t in order " 4 e l.tt l i t ,_, E4 , It -.mg , . tiL too Cetus, '''•}l bY Mr. Ed A and Alderson, of prizta„ l t i lt , l ''' 'ha' kt hielt taped the.first of 'the liar ul Ow 6 he ~.iltcli, Sulu by the .reptesenta -111. is '''11411)" to ti , e . &flint. Li.teit(f irs•-,' L Stlujecl WA li Sieflth „li t ; tlii) , , 1e t.htiptir itive merits et t he en. deiwtreo ~,,ih us in ,nialugit, I and the essay was Eotti 4„,„er as glcAlvst antuttibit. Me. Atder' titre an it „.,,,„ 1 4 . ,' t `l'l,utly frtie 'burn .rant ; ,and the t itre 0 , : 4 :t 1 44 ()I liis delivery drew down not till, lot Pl!'aut'vo frein e ' en those who 00111 d lie wit. tnij 0u ," , ,,,, 11/ Llll° euu,truction' of the, hirrgeaK• same ot. snbj el ""u t uY All. Sltlethey, of T 14 1 .14 lilt the the recihit tL:ll"se 4-ntletnen,' intone .Lately after, to ult. ce)all. 'l,,,tr rettpective essays, W ere . eli6Or I ed . i .), Lis ttny,ii /41.*TI'r tly the Saaior Bedell, and front freed cotti4itull ills bands rc..eivt:o, with a whis their pliget4l."nent, a eltectibe for t lie, atuouot of eiti44. Lt. t reciter yes - l'ho n tli Mr. Edward Blonativid, of the 1 in g tme of tt ; ri , • last N r. . IL ....i.,teilor 3 nienalloits tor Uri ; in Lati n Nis etim) wait a declamatory [lane it riot: uni4.3,fruse, tin the pietentog Chancellbni tlt, 41,aa".41v I I I', followed bt a general i;olirphiltel4 K.L.rtti%)l,,, a ri *lid partkularly to' toe (~resent tatir,,, - i • It w 4„ . i',, -, 14 1 ,,... - utt excellent- piece of oOroPO - .'3ll wtst.,,t'rll.lltdly dithvered. The fourth recite e4lllloi.it. titiek UJe by M. B iileY. of Tri'ell'"n pr e 414 ii4ct " r l'l w i '.` : ''' 46 Anleh4, being t•iat which ( i Ol l y tn . . 1 ,„ "Illath lituwile's prize for the i re ihirk, :. 411 e Ceti,p4sition wa, guod, tAtAlgil tars 4 0 4 1 4 1 :1 ti e our orioolity. The smile gentle ,64(itiiiitd a )1 deli‘ett'd a pair ot Epigiams, which c iii i N i •t . 4 wiiis 4tw1111,,4 prize; 'and \yds then ComPit ti.i3llol". !'h e nor dal. &OM. Vitt hands of the t,ittk',atrii:et r)( twie-bli"tn IS,Kiy was a Lit in Ode on la anitd• wim Bartle of liusaco, wbidir h.iif bi•en . 7r , (3. w iiiiii . l l 4 4411.114 priZe i it wai w rnten by 4 1t r e e iry iiih?(in* uri'llinly, an d recited. to . 11 's • tittlall wiin,tl the. Of the sabre collage. Tile trt.'rte4l4,47 rilutese U. 1114.441, leecived v ere very tilt.Ydr* ifs . ti . / g L ed t` , the lietli-II ; aild by bin' t i, t4 l hist iii,..,e4* ‘4lLincell;,t. `yam utitlerSt4tltli it'" ~,.11 11004:,,fi1i ..,111,e41414 have , tut 0e,,,n retinsitd by j,`,.,',1,11t lee ~,:w eltl'uttiates tur malty year*; • but we ~I am coo.. linttlior ~,,, it . • irate- I renteuy tins utt6, • 1.44,14 jil:te(lrati:4llll licii:•?111,1:ii at bus ink; trfriiall.. six"" i l / 4 ,, itral 4 /iii, ',..ll4•e•liqk at, ll,e Chancellor Clod pit? W ili're, 1 ~.Ctil lic 4 v 4s in b.d. 4tate•cuacll and s tilt ,'"l,wt ,:,,,,,,` 1 ''" 4 " 'he airs by the Master. 1 4 . ";iktizea :„ , , ' tiotil iiite,,tiie. Kitts, IA there t4,loihes di" retie,, Voilow . . HIA . iti'ye) 6 , iltd ~,,i),, irtesse,,t. 3 • al ra h% if e dio. , i., i.rtously wilt, the Nt.ister 204 '. P at el, .' `'JlirB, i 4141 1 the tiveni"Cile : Ititt's. • '‘,/t a . iii.....,, . , : IV 1, 61)„ 1,... •t0, r ,,, • ILttNootc,-4.14Y 3. .. q t ",, 1 14 the `4 the ell , . .., • • • • ,;.:Piutk ,„,',-; iid vr . i -".-iictlier finished his vitita• ..mi e-mtl4 ,c3l ‘...eilAK-4. and di. .ileoet O,IC rte t i k 144,1 :1140,ign ibe-Gttat.eutsrt. of Trinity, Cdr tell ahlPeil theieke tile b.iitoott aicended, in or as%le, fisoll4il tn! kr 'lichl tg .tiltilig it, end ..Iter as rt .,'" Whiffle:. 1 :11 0 (, the tuiret of the G.eat. i n i; Ile viewed the spectacle. H Ile b 4l l , ), ltit tit i ,' , iicatlet robo, witii a aniiitary Irlstit,i,:it'rfa, w•oictit' 4ietobipanit-d 'by his usual. suite. ii;ivtriu 1; ,, kl , 4" . 11 41 lung been on view at do: l 'qn l 61.(neat cou',,PY 01 11$ tow niwg Ittoov ea- tu Il i , k till it v4 ..., ',b 410 the opeiation of tilling it %itt i 7 l 'ltit tl i„ " , leck, . . ihtt)(itite ‘4.!,,,,*4'. utie 'continued drizAte.of raid, `4liiii,7l th at tlis° 111u,•110r111.east. i r. Sadler 441.7 l 'i had tt . two daughtVrs should . ascend lt i :,! "tie ea st , ,4C weather been floe • .. that not ti,..-N4 u,„.. * ooweveis I ..' • h ' , pih,',.""4 St the , the Becnnt beat ill the ti , It to i tif ut , , le tt , ce of Any Ktntlottvin, 41 tic tha t ' h "" ;loathed ' • - 1, ( . 4 1 4.4. cLirke iluilledri.. It .wit .re ,!1(1:40 ,ylrrafir„,ti i ' who j 642 made eXtellolite d 4kt tilli ;l er , .I ', likl Pulohased,theyneant pri, %no' °t • the it I'' etitursion 1 b ent Lieutenant 1 4 ai Ll t d li e ci I tie t t rj etl Y l 4 . l N 4 vy. WAS t h e glema n who h vo ki r it e,ql of Qtr L I Ilh M. Sadiff for sailing-in . el 1 ocean. At a natter 'a..,t ftitf,i. . ' , itil et a , i ;der 4 ,t4)11 , vd‘ . t( L441(41011 P I *. ' 9 l' . tit tqn) !licit but 4........_ ~ g .‘t were tk:sied to 111,, , 1iii ti , s t ai. At len g t h ! ` ot difficulty in. gating 40 , .;: 'Nato li it 11 'welt the ilerehatttli: ~t,,itt ~..... r ..1111 the v., , . cLililL, ,„ 'ill well ;1 % 1 ; *Ploti W OUlti atilt carry a ex- , ,,, , .itipped . , Irt grit i .411(1 Mr p , • , e . hintil- - Out cif 4 4 , . ' , - • aAr le* Ith tielo„. • f e d t'w,, cictkai'v *mAri, ba'3'l7lort ti,:VIIIIY)i t 1144.1/ • noun 4 1 4 bill e lit (41 bte itltil. the hidlon tom: end- , ,itmediee ocu th ,01 r 0 :0i Trinit'y Great Ct u, t, ah‘ . ..l over King's Cojege Chnoet. 'I he aevil'.aut hi 4 hot, and was cjieeyed with .tho avciamutions of . the spec:lBl4)4. every h t ntt beat ng with rnxiety.for his hatety. The ballooon. moved towards the south, steitil!y and beau gra.tuAly, or with a slight impulse as Mt. Smite' threw out bsilaL t. It remained iu tight about two trumite,, wheit'it cloud. enveloped it, and , withdrew it tram the view of ttie,enraptured spec* tutors, with a* much quickness as 'the coriain tails Ryon an interesting . scene of a play. At this Mo ment the spec 4tors gave Mr. &idler a "tarewell cheer of encoarag.oleut and satiswction. 'lt was his ititentioo to remain suspended it) the air only • for 45 minutes. - . Many thon.and persons witnessed thi4 interesting sPettatle. The windows of the Great lidurt, the tops of the buildings round it, the roofs ol`ih eifri . pd,, Hall, and turrets of as well as other r.wfs in the town, weft: midi sown with spectators; • and some thousituds paid .54. each' to Nl4. Sadler for theiradmissian into the Great .Court. It ceased rain .ati the .aeronaut prepareJ . to a scend ; but the aspect of the. weather is by tie means favourable. Thih circumstance his something damped the ex. peont' lions ot the concluding Fete, which has now begun in . N , ville's Court, \Ve allude to the publid breaktait guen by the alder Graduttett of Trinity ; and tar which the ITIOS. 111011ifiCCIlt pie paratioi:s had been made. ',Phu Under Graduates had sub-cribed three gui ,, e.is eadlt:tor tour tickets,' and 1200.. were issued. Toe expendes till exCeed ing thai estimate, a tarthel call %fa% made upon 'we. suhhotibers' Itheralily ; and this itioroing not a iielirt was to be procured, although ten were often Ai :red for one. it to expected, that this enter tainment wilt ,crowu the whole festivities of the •iubtolhttion. • COURT MABEL-IL. Ilirse.Guartia, rune 29, 4811. • The Court having duly and maturely weighed and constdercd the whole , of the es Wet= adduced on the prosecui ion, as ..tvd its.what has been offered are of opinion, !tilt Lieutermitt. C. , 10n el Johnson is guilty of the Am of Matto!, as clescrittett in the chargr, anti do therefore sentence bins to be cableresi. I in teacipaint you, that, under all the eircum, stall , . Alio' tiiis (-Wit!, his Royal Highness was pleased, to toe name and . 00 the of his Majesty, to acquiesce in the seute.ice of the Court. i further commanded to artju.iiiit you, that in 'passing a Seltlilt4l au inacietotale to the ebormity ut the crime of which .the . P:isoner his been found g•iiity, the• Court have . apparently been a touted by 'a consideration ter the Circumstance. ot inivroprit:ty ,and oppiebsion, 'which by the evidence on the face of the proceednip nprear to have so stron4ly marked, the conduct 01 Governor Bli4ll in the Adininistra Lion of the high odic: with whicit he was entrusted bis Majesty. ILA aHloug.l the Princ... It-gent adniiis the print:9)ld MIO' witch the Court ' , aye allowed this cousidera ion to act in t»itigatiort of the putlibbmeht crituo'ot muti y •4Ould other wise have suggested, yet no circuitibtalietts whatever cat., be received by his Royal Htgotiess in full exte n,,a, ion of an assumption of poiver, s stinverstkit'of every•principle•or good oider and discip!tne, as it.* under which Lieuteuant-CoLJoeitison has 0.-en con. vitted. • You will acquaint me t . ; day upon which the sentence is made known to the prisoner, Lieu tenant-Colonel Johnson, a% from inat 4.11 tie will cease to receive pay in his Majesty's iserf (Signed) FItODEsICK, Comm andel - - it; . Adjutant., pelletal of the Forces. , We have beeu favour ed ith 'the following im portant Peocl,,,mation,.,whieb' the introtion of the French Cdiumander .Chiet as•to prosecution of the campaign. it will be.found be an admirable specimen of Souta's modesty it , Fat.t.o‘v SoLtqatt , . 'l.4%,,rtionth has on, elapsed since your artvis were crowned aiih triumph on the plains or Albuera, kind &Incl. the enemy iieinbled at .the thunder of your artillery— Ut•scointited, they ft d, and kit their cannon and their standards in )(int* possOsion. Soon . yi.ni l have anotht.vr opuortunitiol cki*- .ying your valour, if Itle English will venture to give it yoll, apd, with another - Ooti,p9s.atid ti, ci~ivy victory, .you shall terminate the war in ,the Pe. kinsula. • • - • : 14 aid 4 j9r, b..sieged,. on everY side , ,bonibarde4 Oithoitt • imettni,sion tithing twelve successive days and nights, and surrounded by'eneiniet for neatly twa.motitlis, has biaVely iesisted' every etrat-4iiill will the noble giirrisott disappoint the intentions of the foe, nod - . reply to their sontatonss from tho mouth of the Cannon, returning 'Jeri ince for tfut empty threais of the assailants.% ISl;iistrif.BEßAS votin, and All lois- Porttigtiebe,' were enable to ac complish The aid 'ut the British CoMmaw• der m will. also he. iiietreeinali and .if by de lays, rctreas, , and min•tinvrei of every' kind, iliey nYay it*ert the blow fora time, y6l if must and shall talt i , and' with stieli4 weight as to crush' oOr 'oppid; news, Comrades, in this to:libel 'the - British - ere not the greatest - oulferers i—No it, is - the .unharipi Portihtuttie nation that is' borne dossin by't he burtien o f affnaion i .....a, people wheat) the,Emperor wishes to thake truly happy-.. 4. peopli possessing Within themselves all in6stis ot felicity a .panple Who ‘4,41i to retain those blessingsbut a people deceived, frayed, insulted,. ruined, and sratriPled upoti—noi by us,' who ere 'miscalled invaders, but by the Elfg: lish, the invaoe,6 ul Portugal and Spina.. That people now sue ibeir error, but Jun' late. They now know their friends, 41114 •-yvould., wi.lingfy ktretch forth the hand of.iris witliered.bo , tire . . niacin/tattoos of Englund._ 44 - Let ds then, iny - e.euntyyrrien, Attengi4,o)o,r,- ~ eabse; La us ht) the a6t:cates Of ...the.oppressed l not by. words but b} deeJs. Already wee are in a hat tun to sn'tet the kinglish,,it they elate tp accept mint Xefistiae." . They not while: they can avoid it,. bat it wilt soon be out of their power to retusei -anti. hey IA ill . shrin ti in vani:frotp...,thar blow, theyhave neither tire sireogtit meet, oor the resolution to tS oppose, igneti). tiar - shal DulieTtif pi 4 ows, 4 4, JuA eD, 1811." - = `DI. Getiamti, ontirits, BY Niotit tints. az GOVlaltNurt-GBNotAL qoUNCIL. - ioitT The Right Honourable .itie Got et•hor-OeUctsl in Council is pleassd to , dircti;lbit the, folltiient•de tails of a gallmit. and 6 t hccessiul uack up.in the united force of tutclitnim : Sing, .1-iithinut Si and Oinraa ,the partii.ini of iffk.; Gopaul. Sing, 4.-ondutifed by . Cai.tain Archibald NVaison, commanding kda , ohnunt in ate pita rince of Bundiccund, be .publialud general in formation - • Toe .Governot-General in Council -has greats plea- cure in didusing a knowledge of every transaction 'in, which the Officer's and - men, in the'inilitary service of the Honourable . Company, hare had an opportunity of manifesting their chara6lefistic spirit of bravery and exertion ; and, on the present oc casion, his Lordship in Council dokbarges, - with pocuitar satistattion the duty of rendering justice to the and judgment' displayed by Captain Wirtstin, in planning the attack on the enemy's force, and to his activity, zeal, and gallantry, and those, of the Officers and troops under his cum - - !nand, in carrying it into effect with such Signal success. The Goverpor General in Conned .desireg, that • hi a ackn w x ledgments be cnuveyed ro Ciptain W.:A scii), and ; to Lieutenants Duncan, Maxwell, 'Joffe ! . reys, Coltiulioap, and Waugh, And Pornet Bun ten); whie.e - exertions are l articulaily noticed Captain Wat:..ott's repot t, for their distinguished services ion This occaltion, 3nd generally -- to the Officers and.rnen of the detactlineAn, for the spit it nfpets , :vering zeal, and . gallantry %vine!' they dis played in-the execution ut this well concerttd en. terprize. His Lottiship in Ceuneil also (14:11 . 14 it proper to notice, in terms of ptoblie approb.itnin, the gail.int action - pelt - untied by Ally Nutky Beg, as Itle,crint:d in Captain Watsna's•geport. • By order of the flight: Honourable the Governor- Getieral to Coa4cil. thimoNvrciNe,, Chief Sec. to Govt. TO LILUT.-001.9.Nrst. littowN, CoMgitiDING THE, '• . T 1 1001 , s, &C. • Silt--1 hetye the honour to acquaint you," that, after two iorced thanlies Irani Antrighaut, (which we 'left on 17th) ; we came up with she enemy just AS the it °ming dawned out the' otb, at the yds Int , of , Boltrnory or , &molly, distrim, coss to the westwate of Btaskswaho. They had brartl of our appro tch trotn . Aumghauto. but . expect us so soon., Ti.ey hail divided their force, tort - fling %v.° ix e 1 clioNen I.oSition4 withitl,3o9er 400, yards of each c,t r ; one I.ost Oonsistrog .of all their cavalry, aid firm] 4 to NM mlantrx, Under Lti!oit.„ moo and Hintimit Sing, ocC..pying a grove of trees, ourroulided by a v..ry ravim., and the oti,er, cot 2 or 300 ia1.11•Ir, at the viiiage of Bohmory, under Os was *sin) Ornrao' Sing, .the nephew of Gojiaul. Ai we had corre& information of the situation trf the ground in their viCihity, the disposition for the attack had been previtinSly • arrac,g27ll4.- &jolt, therefore, as the li,,hts of the grove were .or, ketl, the cavalry advancetl at iiga'dop round the grove, be. tween it atm the viii and passrd the ta. tole about t5O yilfds to the ri,..ht of tivtfprtnet". By this time • the itetny's cavalry had termed, their ir,f.tritry, basing commenced a sin in but ill-directed tire, as we crossed the ;ravine, and seemed itichtied, to sutud, not knovvi tio g, I presume; the object, of thi s dorm!. son their rit, or that we were a w ate of the rat hie . hut the moment: they ,perceived it they began to. imrve off, A general charge wits immediately 'nude,, our flanks . bring Covered each by a sub division,. whielt i aceorchng to the disposition for the attack, orders to pursue full speed, supported by the regular adVance, as,fast NB posSible, of the main body.. -but such was the,getteral'artiour,. that it was impossible as is moo often theorise, to restrain it, and we, pissed over live or six sass Of g r ou n d b e f or e re i n could lie. nulled up, destreying a great part of the enemy's cavalry', itinortgif whom were several of the interior Chiefs;, but I Much regret that kiimintit ancllntch. t t,Stpg ore said tobave escaped, and ° r ota° Si n g hied,, as was atterWardsfeuod, gone off in, the night. la the mean Crow, the infantry, supported by the galloper; bad advanced towards the grove, two conyaMes iit'open •eolurrtn, and the remaining two, in pse line, or gr: l l.4division, at the sam e distance, let their - rear. l'lleref)enty's infantry, °petted! smart. fire upon them; which did no executiop, Old Conr, tinned it, till Ilie column deplilyntg in consequence 01 the ravine, .rod advitticitig, \A. ith fteafefef4 . having. orders not to cue a shot tweety pa c es- of the enemy, g.ive a close diseharge in, bop * , which, with a wand or two front thei/alleper:fell. thitt they broke twined ately., and dispi,:rs. id ;1:1 ,A this tioitiletit tufldreitecotioo I !ia , and bad the ravine not retarded ex.trerrkelN . 1,, lilt: rA44:ige of the infantry into the . grove„ urn -rsuacted vtiry, few of , the eoetuy would "have es. c aved. he cavalry Teta , ning Irolll lilt: outwit, cut up 'twiny of the stragglt:l3. As soon as the' tutantry h z icl tc.trried the:grove, aid totally diipcTaeir Ilse cot rrit•, t hey balted,,.as ttiiiher pursuit by theill:wilillii !error hit; roper, the Officers. and men being - talignett affil rtti fhe villages was yet i° I itoraed, many of tlect enemy's infantry Itiirl - retredted into U. ,Wlthin the village was a btick Buckree, nt str . a r tid in perteCt repair whiell ; would have been .inipreg- . nable to oar . loice, had the enemy ‘ l lO l / 4 4 . 1i, 1A)144 tq deirtld it ; thily'ltept tip A smart hut ill-diree_ied fire upon the itifAtitry, as thry-ahaticetti until 11AI' hr.. itved tiitder cover ot, the huusesot the. village, a n d having placed the g.dl•ipe.r . , one of, the gates, a shot. orTi.vo so terrified the enetni; that they. iitimediately.ealled .for quarter, ands inirreuder ed at discretion,: (rum 20 to SO Of the enemy were killed in the vilhige ii9Atee',4o . ote they surren dered. • Its would be difficult to dolustke to the Merits of of Lieut. Du!wan, who CorlitTlauded the infantry, as well Ilb Lielllttlatliti Maxwell,. Jett - toys, and Col quiwen, ott-thls occasion ; buf.when it is 1. - onsidered that ihey.and the men ware Muth faiigue.tl before they #tst s,tw the enrols', theirpergevoriii4 spirit, I d , >uht ilia, will b fully apptecialett. Waugh and Comet BOutein lotted with their usual gallantry,' as did' all the Native Officer's and men of the detaehineuof cavalry.: Ally Neciiy Beg, Jett.C,- .4iu 'of. the ( - 3 th r 901), Ilittrow ly E . re6 pe t ,' iidor of ope Aft-i nertifily tr rd r who aitackpd him. pHQ carried our stand,trd, .with The pike qt which he un. horsed bun , ado the lietiettiotnenalird him dead oti the field. The enemy lust,' on. this Occaidi , n,'‘on'fiA most corrtt calculation, utiwird* of 4300 Aid wuttrkdrd, and lUQ prkiners i. of the latter I iia'bei detained,,,inly silk, who tile-said to be C 'Of note uottcr G;')ilvl, Had sonie of them petsortitly relaf e d to Mtn lo Lithahspon sing. A „:re,it of swegtts,*,•••-speitrs, b'agoge,' 'l?.til!ockg . ;. ttor l vs, &c. - have taller into uur hands, Tho liucliree we have - dtattoyed, and should also Ir.tves tirtd the village, tnat trotp;inutii , es. of humanity ''to tbs r uyu de 'd, • I regret extremely we have.rto AWslant-urgeon• on tby act aunt -their w:Onniii, : .many of which require hiuputation; can onlybe dttased, anJ ate consequently becorpe medal. • • • .lt was fly intenti o n, until I had seen the ground s to liave fir,it attacked the village, bi.it cireiunstancea were such. that we should 'only have Ittst time; as the village lay 40n. yards ftirtber off the point of our ap• proach than the-grove:, • - Atter leaiitig- fiammighur; I had intelligenemof i.)s'o cavalry and a body. of—matchlocks, belonging to the Chief of Cheretirra,. being .at Heeralipore, temiltig to join us.. instantly sent them. orders to be at Buckawahn, and acquainted the Chief that we should be at that place duritig the. night. But although they had several hours more. than enough; they,did-not join Ui till late in. the evening of the f)th. these people come up it was my intro - 1:011 to hate totaled two separate bodtes at .cavai r ys and lett one of them ,to cut tip the enemy's, infinity on .there , dispersion • btu 38 they did not, tiV.intett!.. ttoll was entirely directed. to the operations in the g'; We, cotatary to my, expectaion, thew ca valry at once separated from the inistitry, and it beearrieobvioni that otir seialitation could be At. tatted. With no hhiard. It is my duty .to sty, that had the Chercorree Chief 's people dime their duty, it is tx , einel; i,lo.babie the enelny'S force, cavalry would, have been totally destruyed. My ftirther operations Will be according totte flteltigence I may receive i at pr e , ttit I sari ot' u pi. niuii - that- my force should be auginented, as.t fie enemy are concentritiitig: again to ditr rcut lions, arid for other reasons Whinh I suall hereafter. eXplain ill d e tes t. An Assistarit-t;orgeoo i 5 atm) ';; 1 1).7 SOlLitely necessary, a n d consider my detachment IR Soliie-degree Inefficient without one. 1;;IST Ot CASIJALTitS fN Tn& ATTACK ,O Tut i;t2llr; • tAittleAt43 AT 11014.520 tr. INFANTRY. ,Irlan wounded. t • cth Troop, Native Cay..!ry— t man wounded.. 6th aitt. , ditto-1 fiIAA %V.;uotied; , • II0a;Li• $lll Troop—t killed and w v onde t !„ 6th ditto+ t . killed and x wotoulett. • wouuted. ' • 1 it.oni the Itonintflo • • • (Stgitett) ,A it. H. WA i'&ol4, ,Cfrtain cunitt.tutintt; a 1kt:14.411334i „., . liollntory, November io. Ttizmorrow the Right Honourable -- the Ln:l6 ynn and Eht.iitis 0 ill gtt its s- ate troth the 11 1 13 n. sion - Honda; accompanied ay s era I Aldernien; &c o auended..by the City Oftieefs, to St. 11.1,irg ;ret'i Hill; in the Borough, where his Lo„dhisip will hold 4 Ccoirt of Conseritaneyfor the County of Slurry I , w hen they will 'proceed to the `Swan tavcro, • West• minster-bridge, and will hold a Court Cower vancy,lnr M i ddlesex'; after which they will etiibmk on board the City barge for Richmond, a nd go on board the Navigation- barge, and will partake of ani elegant dinner, and retain to the evening by water . To.morrow, morning early, the block and pump. m a kers of Wapping, at:cox:Link, to annual custom, will proceqd .in_l)eati. ft st, ? k 4,1111! 5iy..9„15302V5, dr;iwn bY . ► . cover&I ; ;;Tot alripst, sPteput#,, and bands of mucic, from WapijpgAgp'aifs tri FairloP Fair, in Vainault Forvst, E4;314/t‘Wllko procespion round th'e' great ual:,saidi R . ,upw 4 r di • of one thousand years old; wait measures in girth;o feet: k ',11)14 fair is kept ire :eunuperwira m r li t io o f ~, DANtra. DAY,, f ormerly Lblook• t reatter in who utiod..anaually. ..y.isit4, the oak : with tit , i'imialt party of friend's; and dined und e r the Sweating, *branches, , Since thst' time the fair is kt.pt,:annualiy * thouglt4ithoutinhaftw..., I At. On ,Scind.ty, last, 111 r. DENA*, of'irgan4-01aettl left' h 1 barouche in St,'Georgelii.fittittl; and the horses not being thoroughly 'broke io intrness, an& haiing run away with his coachman seine (ore, he gave hint stria orders riot .to :drive the horses in his abiencei Mr.D.Xival mono er (tilt of iii ht than the mon - disobtiydit ht, )rdi/ti; and in attempting- to 'turn irnfreihe4ciad'into the narrow avenue• to the overtnriied, the harrniche, 'and the harse§ciniltilig fright,: . dragged the carriage on its si.le tp01141; to 144'eXtretnity of the yard, Cypos to making-a breach in picr, 'winch they strtic!.4. •in palsing, .and in 'a very extriterdinv mahner, the' leaders (Jrced,themseives and the cnd fit the pole through the smatt lonr . -way for Lut pasieligers, being. stopted only by the'whni-nors; ('.' ' ring in conitict with the walt. "None"bfillie -horse', to the. etto . nishinent nt those Who Witrts4e.d the tratiiamion, received any injury, but the.l-.;alouL:lie Wit sinitteied to piecea. 'The :coachman find troorn were: - ntic ih brui,ed, and we,regrt-t to adcl, , . horaitl , l wom were severely injiired.. :Vitt be hoped ,that so me oxeinpiiiryToni,nrlient !Drill, bv,. kOkided Open !Let tin order to "shirr. ethers triiru ditubedience.' , clerk rfl the 'servivv of I\l O l N , Offillyiney'aibl i pllict`, i ' Norfolk -' 4t.refir,, Stnuid, Nuy Agent ‘64.6(ime,lit 111) . 'k tiro, Q ehaiae of. eittb4iiliru tdouvy It ontifiti cinploy els, It apveared, by ti.e I . atenit.nt of Mr. Diu&.,, thPtt Ote Ortionerltad beet.) sei'vit;eOt.iti4osilt • and partner for Anut fire ye•ns, and antiolt that titptif had:been entrusted by them t.s re serve large &urns of "lone)* i aneriliat tln the 1 tth diy of Julie. he reti , iv ett 111)w:1144 of t auoi. anti its onnio to the ch , vfeirk atildes4s Orrarrtneyancl Artice's, far the sum of t 2 , 1. 4.i. titt,E by atvrettrig far bk own Ose fipWarkiii of 300!. forai being eicniay 'proved, nn the - testiliton of Air. Druce, arid ieveral (>11'4.1 NyttileSSei, the e.ll“n;tt,-,.1 M* t i ! i i