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mon flaheb Roy Ho:gory, the kilkdor• alma Nail," lbws
Masan, sent op from Newer, by Ilfr. Jerkins, on else part
of the Rajah and adroit Every thing appeared iu • pros-
- peruses train of immediate settlement at eight terinek in the
"..mine; and in the middle of the night aseuremcis wive
brinieht 'hal all were peaceably isellianl, mud Oat Ma-
tsui. Kass would wail me ma iu the morsiag for Anal aJjett-
ISPIIII.
Cadre the impervious of }Mere mid amity, l rode est to
the onionilag or the lig lotto*, wino In my amp/ire! my
alrgire hail eel beet Peeved Idly by the rumor, who had
ermeritibe wer.oeils_loseilsos, Awe AtamiteiretamVairy, ase.l
shrew 'hominoid infantry The bone advanced oe ear, cull
the twin opeoed :.1 reerheol lay sawn}, is* .afety.
A* the greeter* activity on the yid of the assay grim telt*
160. Is srp 40111, without she persibility of metematfiel ?mist-
Smog 440 ety-pars, my germ* enneistisig. hot if a ilatiatlar and
bolliatiry orionya, mid • troop d ay went regiaivert. the
itrierhsweedire she cainessmil sif Lientrewat liamtplantl, the
emeelry.l hod nothing WI Wes Oswalt; tlee.best
airemigenerwe iu mew pewee Is et to weiterelto edtbeettigiring
isitediwY In the mewl.. I OOP ilegolt'ibiAdltrisivi qe
,Inctlabod leorereetally repelled die* -Wm. glitch Arcked
perageenerog lhe whole: The mom, lure S tem. beret la
gtokil Moll wouteded. while I eve heggy N tekee abliio
re-
prni my arrival at Dhimoses, widow. the hem of a man or
itoroi!,4te the bets paeliete of bsetimii. Leratennot Kemp.
*bird, enedwet woe 114 601 M berposeed, received a
•liielo menu ..amend in theta's...
tioltermi fon?* have loom as.. 'tool or dettwewhied thew
Slay belle pony, Pot ir moldy So sifwelir had lb'',
lens allowed, am if ties war livered to equal uuwiticre.
Na • 1.
kntrocee fronositepoirm forma glej,r-Gentral Sic D. Narwhal%
•K C.B. neminandftig the lidtsbvioisie of the Army, to the
dela teee.Cleorrat. • • '
. ..• . Comp Net ItelegOt'sllhilatehilliis..
, I leave *ascii oats•toptise arreoetoline you sisal I Hots
enoridiag *cruised Iherfoot of Minlelir• wish ey° ews°l"°" of
the Ail bati•thai lii 40:6111,11*** Stewart.
• The tone, whish.stmerisiode. threes t, is of flee rseet eseenl-
Ingle. {}..,stem enre•popplatioe it is berillg maremeard by
soy city 111 H 11141.11.110118. JI 141 reworded with ass. buildings,
moil bee trwory•indiaatioa wirbeiligem opuleot sod Oinerirhing
city. . .
rhe plate 'eras rinremolgred•without die slightest alreany:
the ittli4itepte emery ratioifird with the champ., end nee
• &Jeri, !mold emectUsse ; end -
• to chief.

Camp seer Dhaststere, north 24, 1811.
I have such ski's,* is reporting 'that the parkas of
Diasininiee Purissiered sseonditiasidly at half-psat skein
&elect Ms nay.
The sarettsemist the eihninr, alights", sad Ohioan tarps,
MOW est ary daring Iha course id the sight a banes,
sat ,sapiiiile tot samesiains our six ban/trim, guns,
Images dial bowman, sad oat Imam twelev-1111611‘1“. At
sesi-eire, porvidel Are tonfiesied en Pie fart finds the
*bin% miler 6.111110 es V y fruit six mortars pitted near the
'atierys with spirit and egret ash! the au-
t•seut ut isireeder.

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Excellemc7
forts sad ghs
Ileuptika sod
from the h..
11011 on it..
aud Broalek
Camp, 30th April, 1818.
flu the 2Ath instant, I did myself Om -tumour of report-
ing to you, lay esPeese, the suctess OUT operations against
the 10W1141( Mondial,, and in a duplicate of that trunsmuni-
dis; etched Welt too•s lug, I hod the further sails.
factiam of aettotineitig the tisicusulitiosial aurreader of the
dust, and of the troops that garrisoned ii.
I 1/4/* ',meet(' to lay, through you, before his Exeelleney
the Most Noble the Commies'*" to Chief, a detail of the
particulars of those uperatiou.
The suativialr fur am batteries were completed by the
251 h, indistilistatoliog the Mimeos* immix is of galleons,
(*.eine., der. that were retail's, on account of the many
batteries to be erreted, aud of the heavy calibre of some of
the enmity's sites, that but us our ititesoltd points of
titlark.
0n the right of the 28ils, the whole of the ',hmers slid
pourer, sided by almost every Sep.), that reni.tiued so the
line:s, were employed on the: important work of erecting the
balterles, which, Middy to their credit, were all finished,
and ea* pn their platforms !mime day.hreak. The
enemy Fred much, hut forttiostely the nisitsial part of the
work Ws, boisbeil during the daihness of the night, and only
lioesastoilty happened.
• I feel on, self called upon is Ws part of my repiirt, to no.
tire in the Moussest terms of applause, the awrilistious C• 111.
.4111 et faille !Meets of the hegiurer department, wig Captain
Ticket!, Lieutenants Peckat and Cheape, Eosiaus Colvin
awl !twine, soil Cadet Warhol : their high spirit sit detention
to she wreice,• their indefatigable emeritus which only
*MOMS Will/ the fall of the ',ensue, their dairies recommis-
its all quarters to obtain local hues ledge of a place of
estrum ly thScult approach, watched too with unceasing
)ealunsy by the dcfenilers, the seieatifie positions they W-
-14 cies!, and the able manner is which they elected their bat-
teries theiecui,couspicuutudy marked the merituriwes con-
duct of the officers whose muses I have here console:ell it
my dory to being to the kosoledge of tie Must Noble the
Commander its Chief.
As soon as daylight sufficiently broke, .qur batteries opea-
ed, sot were iustautuessusly answered bye spirited fire
from the whole of the enemy's works, Our gloss were served
with a vivacity, and laid with a ;actinium worthy of the
seteutille character which the Reuss! Arid:try liar :arrays
rasiutaitoll. sod the progress wu very eacutirastiag. d t mai
o'clock, p. to it was satisasted to me by Liestenaut
Depaty-Assistaat.Quarter-plaster-Grotrrai, that hr had
personally !isolated the breach, sad he gave such • favour4-
ble descriptioa thereof, from its owa observatious made tot
the spot, that in the hope a couple of hours muse battering
would resider practicable, I got the divisive under arms, and
proceeded with it directly across the river, at the same time
au ..... owing the arrangements I wished to adopt fur storm-
ing the enemy's woilm.
It 14 bus justice 111 Lies: teunot l'irkerrgill, to mention 1 he
above ciicumstauce. whorls I.rt to the resoluti .... I adoweil of
erosion's the river at once i while the breach euuhl not be
traded practicalde, that norommouly zealoss offiet•r, ewe.
ermine the powerful effect which tlw enfilading battery hod
hoist liks ly pitolueed, went will; his hires. rush., and by their
moistener, with the utmost intrepidity, mounting to the nip
of the breach, made his oliservatious, and then came tut r so
toy esuip with the intelligence he load thug otomi„,t.
The troop* .times(' the eras of ilo• investing loot, at a
set .ter ',NV shire p. m. but ogre Is nlie.l by my orders a him I
• 1,204) prde m the vier • t N. They moulded of a Movitioe,

hail a aopportiej column, the former competed I friar
eorapaniesld battalion Ist „Native Infantry. soder Major
Midwiater, eight companies Id bettalion, 13th Native Its.
faistry, sedge Midas Thomas, aid three commodes let bat-
Jethro," lath Native infantry, tooter Lien/meat Lewis; the
,otidle nadir the mommand a( Priestlier Dewar._ The letter
tessfurnsed of Ave companim of the *d boohoo, 9th Native
Infantry, ruder Major Marley, and eight eumpaniee of the
Rd battalion, 481 h Native Infantry, under Captate Mint-
inks ; the whole under !Oil/edict Price.
Bulb columns were plated 'mks' the direction sad codas
of Prigadier:Lisisemi Melon, c.a. . - • •
Tin rest of the infantry colitinemd ut,ti r *peas oT Invest-
ment, and two companies were sent to prowl perk pod
bows reinstate[ on the other side...,.
this disposition 1 halted:eitil shoot half past. Aye,
when, to the satiefactiou of use eager troops, Captain
Ticked, Field Engineer, who with some of his -affirm bad
examined the breads personally, Kaye der preconcerted
that the troops might &dimmer. HaigadienGetteral
Matson, must jadicatuely coeds/int that I. dote Maio
be lust, moved forward et once to the assault, with time
11004.trie nest a party of b 0 or AO sou of the Ist battalion,
14th Native lufintry, under Liemenaats Lewis and Aitchis
sun, followed closely by Cipteim Ingoilar of the 13th, with
that companies of that corps, mod What resembled of the
listashltseat of the let ballads* 14th Native Infautry ; the
pain Aody cousins( op in doable trick tiree,jahm4 the
aoseilante without Imo of time.• The breech, Peon betel
oriuscomed by ihnessemy, was iasteatly moirated sod car.
iied, One troops rushing aloug the ramparts, and up the
eirinaimil streets of the town, driving before that the
towels obortaw erlellenored, when JOG late, to maintain
themselves, mid suffered very severely in their retreat
to-
sysds fort : the trims was soon is our puipassio• with
'eagerly any loss; midi of the fugitives es attempted
to escape to the fort, found the gate shot Mteind
Ones, and fell in beeps under the destreictive Are
which now poorest wpm them from Captain Black's
atiery. Armand Sing, Commandoes, an old officer of the
Rajah of Reno, @nil the most violent instigator of the re-
sistance we experienced, was said to be. among die slain at
this spot. About two hundred end fifty of the fugitives had
collected in the censer farthest from the breach; these so
the approach of oar troops slosig the ramparts, mail. some
resistance, bat at length adopted the fatal resolottem of
rushing outside theorists a email gateway; they were
wood by the investing polio, seder Major Cussing
ato) Captain Sorting, of the 7th cavalry—these officers Is.
Seemly moved forward, sod after chasing them from ass
quarter to another, drove diem at length into the Herbed-
clsh, where Ow, all perished. but shout fatty takes, pi'ca's,
many of them badly wounded. The enemy most have lost
500 men in the assault and °centrist eeee of the turn.
As moo as the toots heccose ours the troops were pushed
forward as Gene as possible to the fort, sad established theta.
selves.
At midnight Captain Block's advanced posts observed a
&Mall Wet crossing the river with (nor permits, and by reed
management contrived In prise them as they leaded. 'llly
*ere conducted to Captain Black, anal one of them peeved
to be Saheb Ruy Hoosaree, Balloter of Mondlah, ohs, en
being, discovered, declared be had come over to treat for the
uncuoilitisisal surrender of the prrisua. He was of coarse
detained, and wit over next morning.
At day-break of the 47th, the poison, eh* had to elm-
pletely lost (cottage that they had not dared to Are a simile
ebut during the eight, came ant unarmed, headed by Malmo
Rem Montane, and quietly surrendered themselves pri-
soners, to the amount of one thousand, or one thousand and
two hundred persons, besides four or Ave hundred who were
sot of a military character.
Thus cloyed a series of operations in which mot a single
miachauce occurred t,, disappoint the txpectatioaa we bad
formed The runny has been severely puoisbed for hie in
merit y in opposing the British arms, while on our side het
an Akre has beets touched, and our luau is wormed to these
killed and fourteen wounded.
Having established a proper garrison for the place, one of
my that piocccdings was to bring Salida RoLtind Mathes
Rain to a speedy trial before a hada. GeneriT Dram-Head
Coort•Martial, ON ebonies of rebellioa and treachery, dedu-
cible from their resistance to the orders of the Nagpore Go-
verumen t, and their attack on Major O'Brien: the resell era
lown their acquittals; and they keys been mode over to Mr.
Muttony, Commissioner of the District, with the others,
against whom nothing trauspired W reduce me to brio, them
before the shove tribunal.
To the foregoiug details 1 have only to sahroit the follow-
leg documents, hoping that the *oedemas conduct of the
divisioa will be viewed with approbatioa by his Eacelleacy
die Must Noble the Commander its Chief.
Return of the killed and wounded during the *pesthole
before Mandlah.
Ditto of the guns sad ordnance stores captured in ditto.
Copy of my Division Orders of the 29th instant, as the
occasion of the fall of Huintlab.

Reliant of Killed and Wounded of the Left Division of tbe
Grand Army, during the Operations before blondish.
estop, April 30, lilt.
Aro illery Deischuiest—l private goloodator, 3 *Musser dri-

Vora, wo iiiii led
Pluming-1 private wounded danrronsly.
Fifth Brixade.
Ist Native Infantry, R 4 Batt. Deport, 1 larear wouided.
13th Native lufautry, 4d Batt.-1 arpuy killed; I. beast),
wuuudeti.
Sixth Brigade.
Bth Native Infantry,2ll Batt —1 havildar,4 sepoya. wounded.
14th Native infants y, tat Batt.-1 raick, I Repay, killed;
poya wouniled
Total-3 killed and 14 wounded.

W. L. WATSON,

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Return of Ordnance, Ordnance Stores% &c. ke. captured in
Om Town and Furl of Mundial*, by the Diolllllll of the
Army cummauded by blajnr.Griseial
Camp, M marital; April t 7, 1818.
Irmo Ordnance—l lof diffrmoi calibres, from 68 to 1-pouu-
ilera ; 14 i.wivelo.—Toisl 25.
Brims ()Moaner-15 of different calibres, from 4t to her

aud_halr•puvodi'n.
Total trim and B. are Ordnance-40.
1,057 ran ttttt i-balls ur different weights, frusa thirty-tied le

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11-pounders.-
The whole of the above guns are motiuted on carriages,
save a4I pounder. Owing to the great iiregularity in the
Co.'s' of the diffaccut shot, their actual *eight was nut mom-
Issued with any great degree of precision.
It. HETZLER, Major commanding the Artillery.
Division Orders, by Major-General Marshall, Camp, sear
N 01.111411, April 29, ISIS
The fall of Muudlah affords to illajor.deneral Marshall
another opportunity of congratulating the divisiou under his
COMIIIIIIIIi.
Such }As hero the rapid and successful order of events
that have led to this impurtsut conquest, that it is imps.
sible to iiisrine auv thin inure cuutplete, .or where one
cielia 4r:ire to have seen the most trivial difference is the
order and mode w which the whole Wait. lias Lees brought
to a lirillisut and ;Au those cupgi.d) highly hunous able con-
clusion.

Made the artiflciy, pioneers, and infantry, pursued their
toilsome jonitiey to the place, dragging the ordnance and
Burn with labour and perseverance never surpassed, over a
country• utheraiae impracticable loam army encumbered with
a !Ince train of artillery. :be cavalry, including tits Malt-
Yalta contingent, nude, eint.ties Blacker and Johnson, and
on'. light troops, by a (meta march, succeetlid an completely
blockading the town and ; 31111 anal were the admirable
arrangements of Heigolier-Griterol Watson, C.H. whn com-
manded, acconticd by the fealiNei u .4cl-titling of 3101ortnieien,
aiiil at•h the commendable vigilance of the blockading
p Arl It s, that from the 14th to the 46th instant, when the
.1..111it WOE Ilkee, it doC3 Mil • Ivry. that a single individual
of tic gat i ton emell ti.t ,1 to make his escape.
The labours of Capt:;iit Ttekell sod the lacers of the En-

• There being nu doubt on the moots 14 the Come, that
the prisoner% wire arcuate kooky orders of the tingpore Go-
v, sorneo!, and moire the et steaint and tor•rtion of Chiefs
(paitacul,rlyll Sine, sent by the Norpore Govern-
ment to e2uttut the in vothr, ~t%l Ensure o!Ttltrto:v to this
ordro.

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given Department, cotomericed with the blockade; the re.
connoisseur,* were competed is the face of a the. spirited
garrison, profit*e in their endeavours to tooled them is the
execution of this duly. The situation of kliendlah, more-
over, rendered it peculiarly dilleuft to ascertain the !swell-
Airs sod nature of the enemy's works; nevertheless this im-
portant ditty was fulfilled in a manner highly creditable to
the department.
From the 204, or manlier after the arrival of the division
before Idendhb, to the 25th. the time was passed in the pre-
parstioe of materials for the batteries ; and from the nature
of.circomstatices. sod the a►uadaut mesas in artillery
(some of very heavy calibre), which the enemy possessed,
these required to be laid its and prepared to as extent far ex-
eeedius former occasions; the Whole way however, got
ready, and batteries completed daring the night of the
nth, with singular dispatch, as as to allow lbw artillery to
commence their 6m at ire o'clock oe the morniug of the
26th.

The positions of the batteries were entifiganding, espe-
cially that us the son* Wolk, whose instils& across the
river completely drove the loony from his workr, and when
the breach was smelled, the opposition was feeble until the
peteroops descended into the town ; after which the animated
illsotry oldie assail& was soon reworded by the entire
possessive thereof, after a coasiderable slaughter edge ene-
my's trooperbo sahib eideavowed to arrest their progress.
To the 'bore detail, must be lidded the spirited conduct
of the. party under Major Conusiag lad Captais Sterling,
of she 7th ?Juliet Cavalry, in adralcligg from their blockad-
ing positioss, pad attaching a party of the enemy who en-
deavoured to swipe from the lowa when stormed ; and in
which affair they succeeded is destroying all but Oft, or
sixty, who was taken prisoners.
Captain Black's position garbled that °Meer to sustain es
important part in the affair, as the Sr. of the Geld pieces
from throe; destroyed essinbenef the &gills's, who were els-
deavuarlog to cross from she town into the fort, aloe, a
causeway Which lay ander the Nee of his Sr..
Captain Black had also the Secular pod fortes' Of tak-
ing prisoner the Killedar of the Eirt,_iss....s.b Roy Hooters*
who mowing the Nes-builds during the darkoem of the night
In • mall host, was observed and seized by that officer's act-
ivated party.
The last set of these important events was the esacoodi-
timbal surrender, oa the morning of the 27th, of the fort
and mirth's's, anionneing to shout one thousand men, ex-
clusive of four or live hundred, not of • military description.
Abowt thirty piers!' of ordnance, and • large guaatity of
small arms and military stores have fallen into our hands.
To Brigadierifkaeral Waesua, C.B. the Major-Gwent's
most grateful acknowledgments are due. for his eminent
skill and judgment in maintaining the blockade, sad for his
service sod saimatiog gallantry in the oossesasd of she
storming and supporting columns; the value of his services
are conspicuous fleas the dietiagaisbcd part ho bore in the
operations above detailed.
As connected with the mention of the above distiognishod
ORerr, Majorkiseeral Marsiall has much pleasure is re.
cording the following names of Dicers, who had the good
fortune to act gilder the Brigadier-Geocrars immediate ob-
servation, nod whose zealous services have been noticed by
him in terms of the highest oommesdation and applause :
Brigadiers Price mod Dewar, the former coinisandiag the
supporting, and the latter the storming colons.
Major O'Brien, sth Natter Cavalry.
Captain Ticket), Geld engineer, who recommitted the
breach, and afterwards conducted the column to it.
Lieutenant Pickereigill, Deputy Assistant.Onartier.Mas-
ter-General, who advanced with the leading party up the
breach; also Lieutenant Strettell and Cornet Palmer, of
that Dr partment.
Brigade-Majors Dyson and Donsterrille.
Captain Kuolles, Aide-de-Camp to Brigadisr-Getseral
Wotan, C.B. - is.
Ensign Shipp, his Majesty's 117th, actisig,Ml‘..sa this
occasion. - `1 !
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Lkntenant Earle, commanding advanced party of gdomillve.
Licuteitante Lewis and Aitchison, 14th Native Infantry,
einaniastheag the &technical of that corps that first entered
the town; and Ciptain D'Aguilar, 13th Native Infantry,
who supplayted the above party, and secured the west face
of the soles.
Corset Ilitiploo, sth Native Cavalry, Acting-Staff to Ma-
jor O'Brien.
The following Officers of the division are also entitled to
tbs Major General's best sapient* and Husks, for their lot,
portend sad useful services during the attack, although aol
personally engaged in the brilliant affair of the assault :
Maier Hetzler, Captain Lindsey, and the whole of the
°Sem sled mess of the artillery.
Liestassast Manson of the piasters, and the whole of the
native detail of that Invaluable body, as well as the company
of aims:
Thar vigilance sod unwearied patinae of the cavalry and
isdastry, in the earlier part of the operations, have been al-
ready noshed, and the whole displayed, when opposiff to
the enemy, that intrepidity and discipline which redounds
highly to their credit, and is honourable to their corm and
to their commanding and other European OlOcers. The
entire division is entitled to abate in the last observation,
as having conducted itself is a manser deserving of the
meccas it has achieved no creditably ; and the Major-General
offers his cordial approbation and thanks to all.
Tho able sod zealous services of Captain Watson, As-
sistast Adjutant-General of the Army, are entitled Io the
Major-General's warmest ackaowledgerests, not only no the
prevent occasion, but during the whole of the time he has
conducted the details of the division; and in like manner it
is a most pleasing part of the Major-General's duty to re.
cord she a eve and zealous services of Captain !maws, De-
puty-Ass t Adjutant•Geoaral of the division, and of
Captain k in, Secretary and Alde-de-Camp to the Major. General were unwearied in the display of their hest
exertions, ou this as well as on all other occasion*. The..
officers will accordingly be pleased to accept the foregoiag
testimony of the high value which the Major-Geueral saxes
to their successful discharge of the arduous cud Jettisoning
duties devolving on them.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PAIIII, 131tCItsttttR 4.
The Cciiirt will not put on mourning on account
of the death of the late Queen of England, until
after the opening of the Chamber., which is fixed
for the tOth of this mouth.
The King trinisacted business yesterday with his
Ministers for Foreign Affairs and for Wsr. His
Majesty. llCCORllidllurd by the Dukes de Luxem-
bourg, de Duras, and d'Avary, went at two o'clock
to Choisy-le-Roi.
Lord Wellington dined yesterday. at the Thnit-
ivies with his Majesty and the Royal Family. His
Grace wore the diamond cross of the Order of the
Holy Ghost, which the King had presented to Iniu.
An uutniyinous pamphlet was on the)6th of Oc-
tober circulairo in different parts of Germany, in
which it was proposed to constitute one federative
Republic of the thirty-three States of the Germanic
Confederation.

Lord Castlereagh arrived in Parie last evening, et
five o'clock. Dm Lordship alighted at the hotel of
the English erribrisq, fitie Fauftuirrg Saba Honore.
The Duke de Can►buceres is expected in Pane
this evening.
11A1111111,111611, NOYFMitEI4S
General Gatirgaud, driven by force from Ent.
land, arrived here yesterday.
The total stagnation of all commercial affairs stilt
continue', and prolong► the exorbitant discount.
We, tura ever, have hail no important failures, but
much anxiety prevails on the indirect cutiseqUences
that might occur in the presebt State of public
ett•,nts.

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Uti fell AND 11ANIBURGI1 143.11L5.

FRANICVORT. NOVEMBER 9..8.
His Majesty the Emperor of An•trta arrived of
Munich on the ,234. His Majesty the Emperor of
arrived oil the 13th al Csrl►rnhe, and went
to the palace of his mother-in-law. the Margravine
of Baden. He lied expressly desired that tio pre-
parations might be matte to receive him, but he
was welcomed with the greatest joy by the
•
tr. rtnisbUsGt, BoVEIBB[III.
The n•tvination tr probahlt• (Abseil for this year. as
it seems we shall have an early winter. the calif
having been far sonic thivb at 10 degrees. IVe Ale
therefore hastenitig to load and stud otf the goods
ordered.
NOVEMBER 14.
The ship Strecnerotc. belonging to the American
Company, lass safely arrived at Cronstadt. with a
rich cargo of furs from the north-west coast of
A ruerica.

The imports of gold and silver from all quarters
(even by two ships lately arrived from CaWt.) are
Mn considerable that the Bank is provided with the
first rip to the lit of March, and with the secni,d,
till the Ipt of June, till which time therefore what
is imported must he otherwise employed.
Accounts received front the harbour of St. Peter
and St. Paul say, that the Kant:Masks frigid,,
commanded by Captain Gob/wain', arrived there on
the Ad of May, O.S. having happily completed the
half of her voyage round the world, in eight months
and eight duys. She brings also the news that
Captain Lieutenant Hagemeister, with two ships
belonging to the American Company, bailed a short
time before him from Linn.

CHRISTIANIA, NOVEMBER 15.
In one of the last sittings of the SioriWng, ilie
President wits anthoriled to petition the King in a
particular Address-1. In the Royal title, as well
in the Norwegian coin, as also in all Acts and Or-
dinances relative to Norway, to name this kingduiu
first, and not always to put Sweden first, as limo
hitherto been done : 2. To obtain the restitution of
the documents, charts, and plans, which concern
Norway, and have been removed from Denmark to
Stockholm.

The Committee appointed to examine the ques-
tion. whether Christuansand should he made a free
port or not, has decided in favour of the measure.

COPENHAGEN, NOVEMBER 28.
A vessel lately sailed from this port, having on
board presents for the King of Ashantee, on the
African coast. Among these presents is a gilt
sword, set with diamonds, with his Majesty's cipher
and the Danish arms upon the blade.

HANOVER, NOVEMBER 27.
Oa the receipt of the sorrowful news of the death
of our revered Queen, all public amuseinents have
ceased, and the theatre closed. Till orders are
given for mourning, which it is expected will be for
half a year, the bells are tolled daily; a funeral
sermon ordered in all the churches for next &lu-
cky, sad the public Aces ordered to use blacks
edge paper and black wax.
STOCKHOLM, HOTKMHBK 20.
The Aulic Tribunal has condemned two of the
late Directors of the Discount Bank at %ilium to
lan of honur, two hours public exposure (on the
pillory), and hard labour in a fortress for teu years.
The decision of the King is expected.
BERLIN, NOVEMBER 28.
His Majesty the King, and his sons, are expected
to-clay at Potsdam, from Aix-hs.Chapelle. Prince
Charles of Mecklenburgh-Strelits, and the Privy
Counsellor Albrecht. arrived here yesterday.
LOWER ELBE, NOVEMBER 30.
Letters from Aurich, of the 20th instant, state,
that the Board of J ustice there has appointed Com.
tnissioners to examine into the affair of the ship
Britostairs, which ran aground in the night of the
24 inst. near Langeroge, and the Director of the
Chancery, M. Von Vaugerow, is gone himself to
Esen. to direct the proceedings. Two Blankroese
boatmen were shot by the cuirassiers, and twenty.
two taken, and brought prisoners to Aurich. But
for the aid of the military, perhaps not a piece
of the cargo would have been left, us near 100
peasants, eager to plunder, end armed with clubs,
had collected and endeavoured to get possession of
it. The military arrested about thirty of them.
Exchange on London,
November 27-31. 7.; 31. 10.
December 1-32. 3.; 32. 6.

IN Dl4.

[FIIOIII THE HOMBAT COURIER.]

Accounts front Lieut.-Colonel P4'Dowall'a force
before Malligaum state, that in consequence of
the ammunition being nearly expended, and the
breach considered practicable, it was deteridined to
try the effect of a storm, previously to converting
the siege into a blockade, and until a supply of
ordnance and ammunition could be obtained.

The few shells which remained were thrown into
the fort early in the morning of the 29th M.iy, with
considerable effect, and Occasioned an explosion.
Immediately afterwards three attacks were directed
at the same time; Our against the Pettah. under
Lieut.•Colonrl Matthew Stewart, M. N. I. which
was carried iii great style, and with trifling lose.

.
A second attack was projected agatind one of the
Outworks of the fort, under Major M' Bean, M. N. I.
but the attempt being found Ittipracticable, that
officer cmoperairil against the Pettah.

The grand attack was directed upon the breach.
Under the orders or Alajor breenhill. of the
17th M. N. 1. mid this gallant bond displayed all
the usual intrepidity bf British troops, though their
efforts were Unsuccessful. The defences were found
to be of i moat formidable and unexp..cted nature,
■nd they wee* vigorously defended : Lut these us

stades would probably have been rut mounted hrd
out the iwaling ladder, proved too short. The sto►tu-
ing party returned in good older, and under s
more destructive fire thsti that to which they Itmd
IMn previously exposed, the garrison rrdoublirg

•
U ea effurtn from the moment the thick was rutin.
The lons, we are 'sorry to find, is 'toted to be
severe :
KlLL,D—Lientrnant Nalte•, V. Engineers; Lieutenant

Vi'ilkluson, ISA M. le. i.; •ed Captain Brouedy, 17th
.. t •
Wetimoei,—Siajor Omega*, -17;11 111. N. I Ceptain
Lm ide, Russell Brltade t alit IMiit eighty antis killed arot
wounded.
The death of Lieutenant ?fettles is riaus recorded
in the Madras Gure►smear Garettr:—
" He fell covered "pith wuuude, v luk gallantly leading nix
stortitheir party to the breach of Malli,aum. Aa an Offircr
lee %was iaraleable for Isis teal, gallantry, and abilities; anil
the many virtues he possessed nil make his lose the subject
of universal regret."

Afr. Brad Mut Ib 801•04 'MO 0. Conntrstoarrtmw7
L
We are requested to moor& our Readers, that a correct
statement of what oceurred at Guildhall owl Saturday, will
appear in oar raper of 'ru.aiorrow.

LONDON,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9. isis.

German Papers arrived last night with Paper
to the Ist instasiL The following are extract• :

COISTADITINOPLZ, IrCTOIII6III 26.
A report says, that an Insurrection bas broke, out ib
Geuigin, which has been excited by • wo weskit Tarter
Prince. It is added, that, is eonsequencir of this event, tha
necessary measures have bean taken by the Russian troops,
is and shunt Tabs.

The Porte has received WA:rotation tespecliag the Bight
of the Hospodat of Wallachia.

Thirteen merchantmen perished in the Blark S-is in the •
first ball' of this month. Two writ Asairi t,, line Welsh,
the ethers English, Russian, and Trieste vessels.

vtanus, PIGVEIIIIIIII 21.
We expect here shortly the arrival of the Persian Arn'iss.
ssdor bluza Abdul Hassan Chin, who is Ruing by way of
Titans asd Parisi). a special mission to the Conti of Lon-
don. He was once before Persiaa Ambassador in London,
mad lately in St. Pidersburyis
yttrim, noessroaa 20.
flossugh our Michaelmas Pair did not Will out su well as
was expected, from the want of buyer. sod of money, it
however passed over without any bankruptcy. But a we.k
afterwards a bankruptcy folk place which makes a crest
Noise here. Hermes. Albrecht and Baner have shaeuniko•
leaving debts to the easomit of nearly 300,000 dollars, by
which Leipsic, loses 100,000 dollars. They bad carried on
business for only two years and a half, and enjoyed suck
credit that they obtained money the very day before their
aft-t.s.cuariewt, moteiman Wt.
How much ready.money has been brought to Aix•la•Clia-
pane, in consequence of the Congress, may be judr..l front
the amount of what was paid fur the hire of houses and
apartments, which casuist be lees than half a million of
francs.

We have received Paris Papers of Friday last.
Lord CASTIMEINAGU arrived at the Hotel of the
English Etnbasry in Paris on the evening of Thurs-
day last. How long his Lordship purposes to re-
nnin there is not mentioned. The celebrated
CAINBACEILIte was expected in Paris on Friday even..
lug. The French Court will not put on mourning
in memory of oar late Qualm until alter the
op gof the LegUlative Chambers, which wil'
take ;dace on the laiiinalaut. Accounts from
various parts of the Continent concur in repremlit.
ing commerce as very dull, iu cousequence of the
great scarcity of money.

A Supplemental Gazette was published last
night, containing extracts from dispatches recently
received from India. Of the events to which they
relate, the public art already in possession. In
another part of our Paper will be found an account
of r military operation of later date, in the moue.
Cessful attack made by Major GREPINHILL on the
fort of Mrlligautn. Intelligence of this event
lately reached this country through the American
Papers.

The Editor of the Plymouth Telegtvph has been
favoured by a fiend at Bombay, us a letter of re-
cent date, with the following coup &mil of Indian
asides, which embraces wane arcumstaocea out
generally knowh to the public
" The Mundt* war ended in June by the ab-
dication of the Peishwa, who retires to Bemires, fru
a prinCely stipend by our Government. The
whole %Jetta empire is now iu our hands, es-
Cept a small territory given to the ancient dy-
nasty, which is ekablislied in its own fortre,s of
Sattarah, where, fur many ycets, it has beer
shut up, the empire being governed by a fiction,
whose head useunied the title of PEISIIWA, or
leader. The Chieftains HoLuitt and Stunt*,
Who were the principal movers of the war, us well
as the chief props of the Marotta confederacy,
have mule separate treaties fog themselves, agree-
ing to pry a subsidiary force, and to allow a re-
sident Ambassador at their respective Courts.—
At present all is quiet, the rainy season bring sin-
faintirsble to warlike mwrations of any kiwi yet,
whet) tine weather returns, some desultory fighting
may be expected, for trimly refrsetory Clueftsin
are still unsubdued. The country is full of strung
holds ; eitety bill and eminence is forttlied ; t heir
are no roads, whence you' Oily; easily suppose how
formidable such a count/ is, and what nectsvino

mew &ars:WA their—W;Wid aesesliows; and the iiarisust tran-
quillity area"! to eters.
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Camp sew
tie Korea Nall., Manch It, 15111.
la* ippply iA repierissi that the to. of' &midair arid
M.jur Run mid those of Jry-
aisapolsatittr mat Illtbsaliie by Slope Lamb. I%e reports of
*ma Officers are eitreirely favourable, as to the ready sok-
Melte it the pupal& iniftwiterint 'boor places.
Valk Itlsiwt %sew; March se, Isis,
bet you sill a.. me the& m;sir of repertias to the Must
Di able the. Commander in hit is coareqesisee,of the
reftipt this day at moon of a letter from '16%1146m1, Agent,
56.64 bat the ',lie brie esessieialing with the (anima of
Dliamoore halt spired,, and that 1. "mils' pr cord. without
further delay ticredpee the place by force of arms, 1 moved
forward the tJ haptiptims Ads flellye infantry, with a pair
of sii.purudeti. pint sanajanweers with short. ladders, At
trio p. ut. tosserapy 'thefts's' of Dbarttowee, situated to the
westward of the fuel,. ip it. , .
ocesipsrissis was effeetml withord resistance, sad al-
• good dyal of trial has bets going me evir siert,
aft morel, lodged, mid have rot suOered •
eamalltY.
sleftellusewts. eerier Majors
.Itore 11441 lamb cool issue
tit weepy the Dermal forts...in the Saaeor district Major
"ear hes takes ponseastoss of Petoreesh and Dsioliee, and
lib* Lamb of Illirun sad Miludises.

Camp, Richt Hank of ,hr Knots
!liver, 31st Marcb,
the Meador to report, fur the ioforesatinu of Ma
ri the Cannosantter iu Cbscf, that the nrmainilair
'ebonies In the Smigur district, liteleading !Mote ctf
anti Patna*, inter bee. occopitil by detections's
brat batial,on, Mills regimes* Thai haibilion is
its route tu Sautur, accumpauirit by Mr. Maddotit
Lick Rowe.