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011 THURSDAY, num' 2A, 1S '2, at Tw, ty.. u'll•ick,
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THE L111,11)11,Y GAZETTE
OF TUESDAY MARCH 19, 1822.
WID!IEIDAY, MAIRCIII 40.

India-Board, Mirth 19, DM.
Thy following copy of a n•port from Li. nteaaat•Culonel
Maxwell, of the Ewa India Company's Service, to [tie A4l-
- of the Army in Bengal, dated Camp, at Wit-
'route, ()ember 1, 1821, has brew received at the East India
Home :

Sir—For the information of hie Estefleecy the Most
Noble the Commaniter.M•Chief I have the honour to report,
that Captain Tod, political agent in the Wester. Rajpoot
Owes, ',dimmed to me ye.tredle, all hopes; of negoesatios
having failed. and that I voseposisequently at liberty In at.
tack the Mahaiao • Ki.hore Slot, but that it was politically
exptilmot thv the troops of the Raj Rana Zalim Slag
shonlil be principal, or at events participate folly in the
action. This morning broth forces moved from their respec-
tive eticampinents at three and half.paat three o'clock, fur
the purpose of engaging 11w enemy cear Mongruole, and
foond him draw.. op 'irregularly to the north of the town,
with a eolith mid lentkete ground in she rear. Ties cavalry,
under the Mahatma 7a person, upon the right, mid his infan-
try or detached parties, with two gun., extruding about
tbrue.fastarths of • mile on the left, covered by a deep tank is
groat ten arriviog within a quarter of a mile of his position.
Captain Tud wag shakos,' or once more giving the ?Amharao
an opportunity of romiug over, and reqoested operations
might he su.peoiled pending hi. propose!, but this termini'.
sing like all former •stemptr, the action soon after corn-
tutored by the Raj Rana's artillery, and six pieces, ander
Captain Campbell, opening directly upon, and within three
howled and fifty yards of the Malssrae, whom cavalry ap-
peared demoted to destruction in his behalf; hut the whole
orate artillery wits too well served to be resisted beyoutl
few miriotes by the ant dela emitted enemy. Uisfortunustely
the contiamition of Zilim Sing 's fire, longer than was actu.
ally necemary to break those opposed, prevented so imme-
diate • charge or pursuit as aught hove been wished. On
it. rem 'tams the troops caromed the mallah,aod Major Ridge,
with two opiadruans 111. light cavalry, soon came apt sight of
the principal body of the en. my'. cavalry, under the Malta-
JIM in 'person.
He ovintr.:iately formed and charged with the greatest
promptitude, but I ant deeply coneenied to add, with the
of two brave eaterprisitig yowl Officer% Lieetertaate
Ready and Adjutant Clerk, who nobly frit in the service of
their ...Hotly. Maj nudge wag severely though not dart.
eeruusly wounded by a a 'bre In hi. head, and match as all
the''e who edinire his doatinguidod gallantry must be con-
creted at his rufferisies, yet cons•derable con...dation arises
from the anasuraore of it. not bring likely to keep him more
than a fuw days from the able discharge of his duly. Tbo
enemy was followed up till twelve o'clock by all the troops,
situ ?Alien Ring's horse were then directed to coutisue it so
lone as Any loot& parties 'mold he traced.
In res.slt I have the honour to report the capture of two
gone, nearly the whole of the haggage, and all the camp
which was left standing, se if such • (to them) diaartroos
teruninetion had been rotatempleted. It a diffiellit to
aiacert•su his loss with prefect 'memory, but from whet has
fallen untie my own obtOrleotion, I al, not think it can Mt
estimated under two hundred kilkd, includiug many Chief.;
aril meth of their owe erporta as have hitherto reached no
make it five hundred. The Mahisran's p.lkee with gold
and silver 'dicks have been b Oat into the R,j Raaa's
camp, and bit yonssger benther, Maharau Pother gum, is a
pristmeg will, us, Severely and dangerouly wounded. 1 wow
come to the performence of a moot pleating part of my duty,
in rrport.sie generally the gotta couduct of all the troops
nasler my ruminant, but env bessithankt are par' icularly doe
to Major who to othatii:e,d, the right custom's of attack
with thv utp.or.; coccus; Ridge, and his highly
distinguished corps, to the 4th light cavalry ; to Major
Kennedy, of the bib light cavalry; for the seal sad energy
displayed throughout the day, and the ready alacrity with

• Of Kotab.
t ralanq•ia.

ohm% he adraorelt to. the support of their sore fortunate
fellow soldier. in she dth.
The proruptitode, ardosr, sail iddrfalipable eamllil
Captain t'aitiphtll, and his Irtrip of stains home Medi/ETV
were au conspicuous throughout the whole operettas, as is
claim my warmest approtbatioo and 'basks;
over she ern-dooor tif C•pt•iii Farriagter sad the esti
Nader. hi. immediate Cbatisawl, attached to Major Pairs!,
wobuot the ',wrestles' ref my cordial acknowrodg-
titent.""Captain Martin. cussonanstieg td battalion dill, rep
meal, led 6.• his e.irps with the greatest rusluess and reps-
harie7, and soon defeated the eogroy's sesetry in hip front.
A. it 'bp nenessary to hove an Officer .11.17 qualified attached
to ibe troops of the Raj Rao} &km stag. I neurbuttrd
Loutenast M`Millsa, of the tat of the fith, who MN •
volnuteer in eamp, to that important ditty; and I feel mach
witisfaction in reporting his successful ertertioso sod able
manageniesit of that feet,. the cotoduct ef those arearpN in
bighly praisevetirrhy, add mirk' my warms* approbation.
.thr.seis.4 adellareld,-swedkomwed,- tied i Note we re
firm and collected dories the ache*. A mote of dos, is.
items se I. acknowledge this, while at the tame time 1 have
no hesitation whatever is declarieft, that the result would'
have been. if possible, more satisfactory, had sot their are.
stem r crimped the operations of the British farce, ..r had
they beeivsu decidedly al my dliposal at to have allowed me
to hive at acted myself of their services at discretion.
It is with much pain 1 enclose a bat of the killed and
wounded, for though numerically small, the mat brilliant
soirees, wiiold have bees dearly purchased by she luso and
aufferiiip of those highly lemented 011icers, whose suites
have been already recorded iu thil report.
In entichisiem, I have so many opportmaities of policing
the admirable ezertiffig of the Assistaut Quarternstoer-
. _

General, Captain Hall, that to enlarge upon them at presesit
might be ifretned superfluous; I can only add, that I this
day received (rows him every ascistagice that the most active
and indefatigable mind amid posaibly seggesel
Illy moat sincere sad &retsina shanks meals* due to Bri-
gade Major spier., Captain Cubist, Detachmeet Staff, and
Lieutenant Bunts, of the Commi.sartat, for their tens great
nerroiss and the teal and promptitude with which they
conveyed all any orders and instruction's.
I liege. Asc.
W. G. MAXWELL, Lieut.-Colonel,
Cummanding Field Force a Haseuvrtee.

Rehire of Rated aid Wouud►d of a Detaelistest, solder the
command of I.icetenant-Culun►l W. G. Maxwell, is active
sent llgoogronle, Oetoher I, MI.
Two Lieslieonota, Iwo h•viWga, three rank and Ale, mull six
horse., killed; one Major, (our havildapt, *lateen flak
and file, and one horse, wounded.
Name* of Officers killed and "minded.
Killed—Lieutenant Reads aid Adjutant Clerk, 4th Rrgl•
Ines, Light Cavalry.
Wounded—Major Ridge, severely, not dang•roo*ly, 4th
Resumed Light Cavalry.
's7. G. AI AXWEILL. Lieut.-Colonel,
Commatiditig Eteld Farce to ilarrowter.