The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-01-02 00:00:00

JUST COMPLETEG.
This Day is published, in terci Wiiitloo6, Our in superb Medium
Quarto, lime Seven Guineas and • Half in beards, mid an-
other is Dom, Octavo, puss Two fesinthe ands lialf in
boards, the whole illustrated With Ildrieerolll View., Maps,
and Plans,
riIHE LIFE of GEORGE WASHINGTON,
.1 Commander-in Chef of the aMenr-40 Forces, during
the War eithrh ettablithed the Independence of his Country,
and Vine Preriderit AI the Uo,tel Stoat ot Arne. acs, compiled
under the Inspection of hi. Nephew and Heir, the Honourable
MISHNA.) VPASHINGTUN, (rent "Nasal Niger*, be-
q austisr.l to him be his deceased relative.
By JOHN MARSHALL,
Chief Justice ot the Milted Stases fte.
The Public will learn with interest, that the Literary Mena.
menu witch has I- nig been projected to the Menthey of the
0104 Mutinous Character of sondem time., is at length com-
pleted. N. apAngy can be requisite for erecting such • on-
nusiont tr hies. Who was the Ant is WA', the fret in Peas,,
and the lint in the H ars. or ha 'clue Commis§ to bins ono
was the Pounder of a seat and prospersus Einem', and r
assilsrasion sad pure pat...owe challenge tit. imitation
seaseasoo. Tim es Jed. Marshal! Am 10
boss dam by CNN leseuerable sad meg •I•wkil
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teuster•6 sad it has boom •••41.1•41 as deurressigoil is•
oweemeise, • pima by Wm die d Reiwttemti Charlie c"
lied so 41.4.4111 ed to the arattestiely of 45a ulatenals,
emit is stn. ruoir• ••••• • - • • .

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We lately announced, that some onfortmeNte
currences had taken place at Vellors. This Mani.
gence was received from India by tlt! last Overland-
Dlepatch The following is the substance of Pri-
vate Letters, urn the subjat. from India :
It seems, that orders had been iert fiom head.
quarters to Venom, requiting that the thpoys,
Native Soldiets, in that garrison, sl;e6lcl shave the
hair horn the upper-lip, and erase s ale marks of
feligious distinaion from the forehead. That the
Native Troops, fib ra the moment of the receipt of
the communication, had shewn themselves extremely
averse item the new regulation, which was crr•etteri
to have died from a certain day. Lift:mans.
Colonel Darley, the Commandant of one of the
tile Battalions, perceiving the spirit which disco-
vered itself among the soldiers, went dowa to the
Presidency, to represent the probable ill rest& which
might ensue from the enforcement of the orders ;
and the Madras Government, from the ?enemata-
tions of that Gentleman, beak, to have ordered the
16th battalion, commanded by Lientenant-Oalrml
Darley, to Fort St. George, and had mosivikt
rescinding the order, which had tacked so sneer
nuoifirttation of disgust in the maids of the Ncive
Troops.
Whether the Sepoys soillrienth comprehaikded the
intention of the local Government is not kaowr. a
but from the c:rcumstancas which followed, It asp
' be feared, that the attention of the Griminess& to
their keeling, :vas not perfealy ~.understood. For
• short dune previous to the hoar when thee nets
ordered to commence their march to the Presidency,
at about three ri'dzck is the morning, the while of
the 16th ba talion showed a mutinous disposition,
sad were immediately joined by a part of the 14th
battalion, which comprised the whole of the native
gatrism.

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