The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-01-15 00:00:00

THURSDAY, JANUARY 14.
India Board, ✓anuary 13, 1819.
A dispatch has been received at the East India
Ilou•e, from General the 'Marquis of Hastings, K.G.
and (;.C. B. Govertior.General and Commander-
in-Chief of the Furcea in the Etna Utile% dated
Guruekpure, June in, 11618, of which the follow-
ing 'ban extract :

Bajee Row having submitted and placed himself
in the halals of Brigadier-General Sir John Mal-
color, I have the Isonour to congratulate you ou
the termination of what still bore a lingering cha-
racter of war.
The troops with which Bajee Row had crossed
the Tapty were completely surrounded. He found
progress towards Gwalior impracticable. retreat as
much so, and opposition to the British force alto-
gether hopeless ; so that any terms granted to him
under such circumstances were purely gratuitous,
and only referable to that humanity which it was
felt your Honourable Court would be desirous
should be shewu to au exhausted foe.
The ability with which Brigadier-General Sir
john Malcotits first remisreitiltit VOWS bc the
and then advanced to confine nape Row in fratit.
while Brigadier-General Doveton closed upon him
from the rear, will not fail to be applauded by your
Honourable Court; nor will you less estimate the
moderation with which Sir John Malcolm held
forth assurance of liberal and decorous treatinerit,
even to an enemy stained with profligate treachery,
when that enemy could uo longer make resistance.
Bajee Row is to reside as a private individual its
some city within your ancient possessions, probably
Bemires, enjoying an allowance suited to a person
of high birth, but without other pretensions.

A divatch has also been received from the Go-
vernment of Fort St. George. dated 12th August.
1818. of win' L dispatch and of its enclosures, the
following are extracts and copies.

Extract from a Dispatch from Sir. Strachey, Chief Secretary
to the Government of Fort St. George, it. the Secretary to
the Gast ladaa Company, dated 14th August, 14118.

I am directed to transmit to you* copy of 61 letter
reporting that the fortress of Minuolie 1111t1 the
district of Chucku►ie have beet, delivered up to
Brigadier-General num°, and copies of accounts
of the operations of the force under the command
of Lieutenant-Colonel Mat:dowell against the for-
tress of Malligaum, and of its surrender (I) to that
officer. . _ . .

By the accompanying divpatch from the Resi-
dent at Poona, the lionouridile the Secret Com-
mittee will have the satisfaction of learniug that the
war in the Peishwali's late dominions has been ter-
minated by the surrender of the Fort ofloollirir.
Extract from a Letter from Brigadier-General Munro, to
the lion. idouatsteart Elpltiartouw•, dated Id Jume,lBl*.

After leaving Sattarah on the morning of the
49th ultimo, 1 rejoined the
day uhout noon. On my arrival 1 found that an
order from Appa (4) Dessye to his officer at %la-
nowlie (3), directiug the immediate surrender of
that place to the Company, had been received in
camp, and dispatched about an hour before. Though
the order itself was perfectly clear, i was convinced
both front the character of the Dewye and his recent
conduct, that it would not be acted upon without
Ali attempt being made to gain time, and to try the
aticct of negotiation. I therefore determined to
prevent all unnecessary .deley by marching to Ne-

pawnie.
The Dewan Narree-r Phunt said, that he would
Inouelf instantly proceed to Musiowlie and deliver
A up. lie set out in the evening with a party of
twenty horse, travelled all night, and reached Ma=
/wale in the afternoon of the 31st ult., and made
over the place in n►y Ausuildar I►eat morning.
When l marched from Erroor On the 31.1 ult.,
A ppa Drssye had sent no order fur the giving lip the
district of Chuckorie (41. Ilia second Dewaii,Singou
Punt. who accompanied ►nv. proposed to deliver lip
the Sircar, awl retain the Ennui V►llages (5). This

(1) The seeresolre of 111al1igaull4 was **third la the Casette
of 2*th Nossetsber, 1010. peer 2121.
(I) Ouse of the Isle Peishwilis southern Jegheerdars.
0) A Imre on the !MCI 11istverba, 30 mike ?L.( Darien
(4) S. E of tuiernst.
Vallrget b 4141 teat free.