The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-08-28 00:00:00

SURREY THEATRE.

The Romance of Richeril the Form baying brew received
with thw lidera of applause, will be repeated every Evening.
EVENING. SATURDAY. Autz.2B.
et 11.a.pist Six precisely, will be presented (611 i
marl, wrier Gleek's Grant! Overture le Ipliiiteele. a titesiol
I.ritendriry Meta- Draw in Tiweit short Act% with mew sell
upirodiet Smutty, Dretnee, sad Deteratieee, meter the title

RICHARD THE FIRST;
OIL CIEUR DE LION.

Principal Cluraeirrs—llieliaril, King of England, Mr.
Watkins ; Blnrdrl, Friend of the King, Mr. Gibbon;
sentinel of Normandy, Mr. Brunton ; Flocestnn, Governor
or the Koren. ninon Richard is eitallned, Mr. Leonard.
Matilda, Quern of England, disguised as a blind Minstrel,
Alma Copeland.
Is Art 111. a Comic Bsllet, by Mr. Giroux, Mr. Wyatt,
Mr. Dote, Mrs. Bryan, and Miss Adcock.

Afkr which. the rewired popular Rowlett% is Threo Acts,
futiii.letl on Dr. Gut.rn ih. eiltuirsble Novel, caned
N'ICAR OF IVAIiEFIF.LI).

Primrose, Mr. Huntley; Sir William Thornhill, Mr.
'Mem 41; Squire Thonthdl, Mr. Cowry; Lieutestent Prins-
I O.V. 'Jr. Leonard. Laity literary, Mrs. Gutnerral; Miss
Csiulina Williehni um Amelia Skegs, Miss Copeland.
An entirely new end most interesting Boniest', in three.
Acts, trtll be-produced next week, to be called the President
end 11w Present's ben:Otter.
°Ave Novelties are in preparation.

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I A PPLETON beg % leave le inforrq hie
oN • Friends and the Ptsbliciu rearm!, that he leas now

on hale a large assortment of the uiturs-admired and im.
praveJ ONE, TWO, and THREE•LiGHT PATENT
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SUPPLEMENT TO
THE LONDON GAZETTE.
UT TUESDAY, AUGUST 24.

MOAT. AUGUST 27.

India Board, .4zsgaist 27, 1819.
Dispatches have been received at the Emit India Holm
from the Governor in Council at Bombay, respectively
dated the tith, 2thh, and Slat of March, and 24111 April,
1819, of whirls dispatches, and of their euelosures, the fol-
lowing are ma'am./ and copies:—
_

Extract from n Dispatch from the Governor in Council at
Bombay to the Secret Committee, dated March 6, 1819.
We base ihe tumour to acquaint your Hoirourabie Com-
mittee, that slur military operations, under Major-Gem/cal
Sir William Grant heir, in Sawunt-warres, have been marked
with such n degree of promptitude, energy, and viper, on
the part of the Major-General, and the Officers and men
employed ander his command. as to merit the highest cism-
men.lation and we have much satisfaction in treumnitting,
for the information of your Honourable Committee, the
copy of a dispatch from the Major-General tai the Adjutant.
General of the Army, reporting the details of the capture,
by assault, of the outwo►ks of Rairee, on the 13th of last
month, the effect of which was attended by the surrender of
that fortress un the following meowing, the greater part of
the garrison having evacuated it during she night.
The short, hot briiliani, operations of the force employed
ender Sir William Grant heir, Occupied wily a period of
17 days from she time our troops pawed the frostier, until
the conclusion of the Treaty.
GLMIRAL OILDVII by the Government of Bombay, dated

28th /4 limitary, 1819.
The Riglit llononrahle the Governor iu Council has meth
!mustache!) in pithlishing to the army the follow/big dis-
patch farm Major-Groh Sir William Grassi Keir, re.
purling the rapture by assault of the str.mg fortress of Rai-
ree, behiegour to the state all Sawunuwarree, agaiast which
liar British Government had been imperiously called upon,
after all ocgociatiou had failed, to equip a force and obtain
reparation for injuries committed on the inhabitaista of the
British territories, in violation of tlteT►esly existing between
the two Slates.

The I:ot...char in Council cannot contemplate, without
feelings of the greatest admiration, the activity, judgment,
and zeal displayed by the Major. General and the troops win-
der his command in the prompt execution of the service iu
which they were engaged.
The British force, ronsistiwg of the troops specs td in the
margin., passed the Crum 11.I' of the Sawing weever 'Presto-
n", nu the I.t of February, and proceeded to wrest Inc fort
of Newiee, the garrison of whirls surrendered in the Major.
General on the 4:h. This sums. wag immediately followed
tip, and the capture of Bonier effected w the gallant man-
ner detailed in the Major-Geueral'a dispatch.
'rhe speedy reduction of this fort most be mainly attri-
buted in the able awl judicious arrangements made by the
Major-General, the rapidity with which the outworks were
attacked, aud the ealuur and energy sn pienuusly di..
played by the Officers and men in tlw performance of their
duly.
The Governor in Connell entirely concurs in ,he senti-
ments- of approbation and applause heouwed on Lieutenant-
Colonel Chtfard, CAL who mantled the mulch, awl out
the whole of the Officers mud men composing the detachment
under his 11111Deifille command ; and shit, rely hopes that
the public service will lout bung be deprived ..i the seisien
of the Iwo gallant Officers of hl. Majesty. bVIh regiment,
who were wouo ledfill the motion.
The Governor in Conned she., notices with none* ntis-

e win of II M. &Alt -rryrintrutt three troops or Naaf's
N.C., part of the td bait. 11.1 regime. et N. 1.. $4 Saida. do.
341 etb do. Jo., with a proportiois of orlillcry and popoorn.