The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-09-09 00:00:00

Saill ANN:Mt:AN PRODUCE.

There has bee,. a moderate demand for Ctrrroa sines
oar last, good Pe,nama abtl Bowels rontioor to he Is.
quire(' after for exportation, but owing to the scarcity of
these hinds 16C11., little buriners could In dour; fur hue Per-
stains 2s. '21.1. could be I.Staiiird. The Bast India C pany's
sale no Friday the 1801 inst. aril) cousirt of 115/5 Alll4 Of
311,n011 hates Bengal, suit sdanit 2,0011 bales Surat ('ii ion,
pi' UMW she lath Drrember f0110w...7.. The sales of She
week are, Illety Paid. 2055 reissambncror fair to gond '2..1.1.
film 2s. Id.; 1511 (•as, iaroa and IN I etinda fair to Rood 211 d.
■ 22d. line 221.1. a 131.1 ; 21 Sm}rn■ fair to ^414,,1 174. a
17;o1.; 45 Stunt ill b0...1 middling Ili fair 12 tel. a 121.1 ; 390
Bengal in bond inoilnling Ind. fair 10 good 101.1. a 11.1. fine
12.1. total, WO bean. 'Flo• ;wpm are, Co United ;
892 1',r1011111)11CCOS ; 410 Drasteraira and Berbice ; 34 Car-
riacou nod Grenada; West India; 148 Smyrna; 1,474
Sur,: Wad; 1,175 Bengal in land; 22 ii 4 France: total,
4,513 bags.
E.tsr IN DM PRODUCE.

P►►►t a loam tern v. ry heavy of %Me, and may pow he
purchased at lon, r price, so cous4 queurc of the late extra.
sire aerie:dm.

Sma.—E*si bulls Silk■ of the last sale a►e at a premium
tid. it 2*. iser
RRITISII STAPLE. ARTICLES.

There is no mat.rlal alteration in REFINED Sunnws.
Lump., cuutinur lu be tidies nlf al nor larl qweislions, tor
Loaves are ribber insure plentiful, there out bring
bop s al 11w wilting mires of lad sleek.
MOLASSYS are in good tripod.
Innis I.Roviplop4s.—lii Peel hoer hi% been hide dime
tabby ; infi.ler M.'s is very doll 'I be J. imolai for Pink bas
out lured lin lbs. as the preceding ...4.k.
thd.n.—Giernlanil Oa is spin redo, doll ofdemand;
inky last week were made fur Otiuutr dams) us 411. and

/Frost the Madras Games.)
DlAmt„ts, bisacts 7.
By the following trunalat of au article from
the liniunian Gurernetext Gazette. err Irani the
disturbance-s at :Untie:pia hoof been-suppressril
rosTAvts.'isOtre 99, 1817
According Atdellfiaenre received knot file Er.
celleuey Are. ow 01 her
land Alojestv'a C 'sinners-Groleral, doled the
40th Urtnitrr lost. traneluhlhiv was at that tune
eumple:ely moored to A nihoyno.
Hos Excell,isey hAs succeeded in putting to
flight the oi:intoner. untl.the principul mutineer-
int( Chiefs, without the lois of it single moo, mid
iu bringing back to their dotty those native. who lied
rebelled.

As soon as the plan of snack was lionised, his
Esceliettcy intitlinted to the ottinneets, by Procla-
matior. the 'wets:lly of submitting themselves,
.hick Itati s:t gtatil an eibet, tb t on the approach
of the vessels belonging. to the .esf.etlitinti sent
against thefts, they homed the wi,ite flat.;, and did
not make the least attempt to prevent the lambing of
the troops, but demand..l pardon of tin: Command-
ing Officer.
Nis Excellency in consequence intended to
grata, pardon ;ii t!:e vante of the Nethestatot Go-
erftstotetat, to all the natives ..0 the et riot cu.",
»fit) 1111.11r11 its the t It. nal: the ekeepti 111 l ,
however. cf. these who had !opt) guilty of mut-
&ging, It ottoth;te. or uttaek! ett; the Residents,
Itegents.tir other petty Chief-, uteffer whose control
they wets,.
The +AKAN' itoelligence gives 114 well-vottoded
hopes, that the notiuty out tilt other islands 4111
soon be termotated amicably:

CAMP. 0001126 JANUARY 23.

On the •21) h we I.•arned that. the Peiilows with
his whore .army had hetes gallantly beat off
about 550 of tine Bombs), army. lie made several
attacks Nino ti,eni. but in all WO repulsed. Our
loss was cosisitlerable, dutil•taissong throe *eterd
officers are i!leltideet. One of our gaits hid got
disabled and smittstoistesitle, and
is repnrt.il to have carried iitf eleplisid. We
look forw..ril with critaitity to the army breaking
up shoot the riot of the month. It is not likely
to be, however, till the ofilrer arrives with the Treaty
with Holkar, and lie is )ct about five marches from
us. All the troops, it is said, Foe to go lots Call.
liniments. excepting two of three battalions which
go down to General Marshal e ill) the battering
train. The Nth, 13.11, 24,11, oud ,2501, lire talkid of
for this duty. Tweiity gums are oil the way from
Shere-Gliur fur the service, and the foils to be
taken are said to be ltatgliiir and tiiigur, Loth of
them hill.forts and strong, but the former espe-
cially so.

They talked of introducing appointments by
Brevet into the artily ; and all the. Akers are in
high spirits, and full of the advantages of which it
will be siroiltictive. liar Lordship is said to have
found much difficulty in rewarding meta on many
occasions, mid can only do it, by giving a Staff
appointteirot, Which removes a man from the very
rituation in which lie hail made himself colispi-
corms, and in which he is perhaps most calculated
to shine. Captain Fitzgerald it: an too:itice. Sir
J. Alalcolin it ball to have been et/.l.llltrli 1111 the
subject, and to have given it his &tided approba-
tion, and the itiew.iiie iv woo:teal to baie gone
home, for the emnqileriiiinii or the D:reciion, highly
recommended by the Goveroor-Cienentl. It will
have one great itdrutil.ge, flint 11f nir•rtli,,g &in op-
portunity tut 30181% alid active wru to hold cum,.
wand«.

A Court Martial out yepterilay on a private of
the European re4ionent, who shut a tcrprial or the
,„,ne. the ,Ler Imor 111:111 died ill
the cour.e or the
tioy--the had tlitottgli
the tutor. The Pri•oner ti tri-t1 for :niiti:.y, :tad
found guilty, and is rXi.v,•ieti to be hhot to-nio•row.
Ile had hero urvrinititided uu pitude by 1:4 Ofrteer,
and tliteatteiled to lie I iiiii,hed; on q r home he
loaded ht. piece, %%nil iiie deter 1111 l lotion of 'bowing
the ()Meer—three .lit Brent tiiiiey he tvetit to his
tent. but luckily did not filo! him; tie corporal
came berme Irvin, and told lum lie %%as ordered to
Via I l 11l in I.l,llllllellirlit—lie I.lWerril ill:, piece, nett
without the trust tilipeuralice of I,ulsitio, tired it at
the I unto,
WY malt-11,111nd that the Treaty with: the N
parr I.l,virs I!,:;1111,4 rehired
111 'too. a ; indeed, Mille ilAllt than u COM•
trot over hut

Our letters from the westward mention, that Sir
Thomas iii•lop, in his progress to the UUIIII. WOO hit
proceed agaiiipt the foo ill-SA of Asetrgurh, which
lois toot yet been poirrodered, in conformity with
the provisions or 0:e with Seiodiali- The
Killer's( in to hr pitinitiolierl, and if hr refio-ri to
comply, the place will lie regularly stroineil. In
Arrotvsitilth's old Map of till- p act is called
Lass( 1, and is ra: wind 91)0n1 15 nuncio north of
lintorliimporr, nn the range of hills c.illeil
111. II 18161,011'1g t':,izeite(r it is said, th:it
1-I:t•ser wits the C3:111111 of fiii.cirlet•li, when sub-
dued by Aelmr. Ahtil Fuze! di scribes it as sails
Wed i•it a 106) mountain, and incomparably strong.
liy the name, deettud it
sitireadered without lintels resistatirr to the army
under Colonel Strveoson, iu Octobts. 1603; ovil

was re.tored to St.iudiah in December next, witrit
peace was concliiimi by General Weslesley."
A !titer from Nagpore of lie lyth of Jarmarr,
enables us to give the Nitro log atesstint, which i•
mote detailed titan soy that h.:• vet asspenotd, of the
operations of the force under the command of Colo.
net Cohan, and of the nction of the 16,11 of D
cember. The country about Nagpore is 1, rid to
be hsautiful, and in the hieest state of cultivation,
said every thing now perfectly quiet.
Colonel Gahnis arrived at Sevkcrah, mote
from Hussingirbod to Neg. Fore, tor 11,-
bar, where she received tin express iris Air. :sews
km., the Resident, expressing is asissr.in-exissit
of an attack from the Rapt. Colour l Gahm'', in
conseqUessce, made a forced insreli, the 2tisli, of
24 miles,, to the Wordish, crossed that river, and
descended the Jungle Ghaut. Marched the '27111
to Muldoon's'', 26 milts, where he arrived nt tioosi
that day—no part of lira baggage or supplies had
Come up that evening.
At this place has received another express, stating
that the troops bad quitted their catitonmente and
%.ken petit at the Residency, nod that every up-
pearaiice intireoted au nnutrdiate attack. Colonel
Gahm) therefore m, de his arroogements for acting
under the critical circonistimees of his situation,
and resolved at al! heisted. to relieve the Residency
if possible. For Ilea purpose he ordeerd four coin•
ponies to remain With the battalion gusts in charge
of the supplies and baggage of every &scripting',
cuch man carrying two days porvisiiitiv. Him de-
tachment was stow reduced to three troops cf lea
regiment, nod gallopers, and ere c petite, of thit
'2il Bengal regiment. He marched again ilea
evening at right o'clock. arrived the next morning
at nine o'clock at Omer. distance twenty-ix
miles, still thirty-four miles from Nagpore. Here
he received urrother express from Mr. Jenkinv,
saying that he had been attacked, and that air
contest still continued. He also uppiiseil the
Lieut.. Col. that a body of '2,000 hoist. and 2,000
infantry, with guns, had talen post within Is few
milts of Nagporr. on the direct road by which his
must pai.s, in order to oppose his progrr.or, and I:,vt
he must be prepared to cut his way ilotrugh the lir
at eves, risk. The Hut kara who ca•ried this ex-
press stated, that lie left Nagpore lat:! its the even-
ing of the '26; h. that the attack then continitto,
mid that he heard the cannonade until noon the
next rimy, when it crait2d. Colonel Cabal, Lilted
four boors at this place, to allots his net n and liorm
to take some refresh ,rient, and to it, .1 ke Ins ors Hoge-
metits for apprmtehitie the cai:ital. Niaiclittl at
one o'clock p.m, and reached the Residency 4c-.
tweets three and four o'clock a. m. the 29th, mat
most providentially secured the ltesideccy from the
danger of a second attack, marching si diroatice.
112 miles in three days, over a most difficult coots-
try—the two first days with battalion guns and
Buntary bullock*. Lieutenant Aireptitel with the
guns and baggage reached Nagpore four daya after
him.

Major Fittuun arrived on the Sth December, with
two battalions and Goo horse of the Nizatts'a. Ci
erns' &swoon arrived on the 12th with a large
liner. From the 14th to the 15th was taken up iu
tasking arrangemeitts for the attack of the eneury'r•
eucatupinents. The issfientry formed into three di-
visions under Brigadiers :.PLeod, Scott, stol
M'Kelleto. The whole of the cavalry, 1•211
B ti-
gal regiment, 6th Madras regiment, GOO Nixoni's
loose, horse artillery, and rifle corps, formed the
right division under Brigadier Goblin. The plait
of attack being explaiued to the Brigadiers, the
whole moved out of their lines on the evening of
the 15th, and lay on their arms that
moved out at sun-rise, and took up a position
in f tof the enemy's horse, where they reniattitil
until noon. During this interval the Rujeli and his
Prime Minister came into the Residency, and said
the guns would he giver, up. The line advanced
at noon, after marching about a koss, the
right division came within about five or six hun-
dred yards of a large body of the enemy, drawls
up oil a rising ground with guns; at this moment
Colonel (Lilian received orders not to attack unit sos
we were attacked. The two bodies were, honevet,
now so close to each other that a very few minute*
insist bring mutters to a crisis. The Bengal ansi
Madras iegiments of cavalry were at this time in
open column of squadrons right in front, with
one hundred men in each corps, and their gallooeta
in rear of each us a reserve, with the horse artillery
Uninediutely on the right. The enemy still drawn
up, mid no communication coming from them tr..
earditig the guns, Colonel Gahxu catirluded they
were hostilely ittchoed.
Ile therefore ordered the squadrons in move into
line nod to draw swords. Ito enemy ohsertiog
this. immediately °pelted a battery of • gut's.
The two regiments beiug in charging order. the
wood s' Forward, Charge !" was given, when the
whole dashed on, and iu the course of a very few
minutes was in possession of the hittery and iu pure
suit of the fugitive', when another battery of seven
guns opened on them from the left. Tie litter was
formed as speedily as possible, and the word Right
lorwaii!" Liken, which brought thee,
into immediate C,.ntart ++ttli this battery also, which
ws:s carried w the ',mite decisive manner. While pur.
suing the enemy, oil cooling to a rising ground, ,his.
covered the mate hotly of the enemy, !mauler from
12 to 15,000 oleo, loose and foot, a ithout gun, co•
teeth by 40 or 50 elephant', most of them aids 1$0.•
ddhouticl full of men. Thus witscertainh) unexpected.
and 'placed us iu .s ciiticalsittiatitin tier the moment,
sits corps of infantry in sight, the horse artillery
throw's in the rear, owing to the rapidity of one
movement's, and our line much it.ukrn O'er two
charges. The line was ordered to ItJ:t for the por.
pose of getting isito order and to lithos. the artillery
co'nmtt.' up. The enemy no sootier paw this than
they made a forward movetneit:, aloe!' comp...lied
us to advance on the ekephanis. It was sonic time
below use could make oar way: during this time
the .5 •tiliery UM' op and eptisell their gusts, hien
broke the euriny's line. The cavalry thus' t hargest
awoul to hand, and coutiuued the route for »bawl