The National Register.
London, England, 1819-08-29 00:00:00

A Dutch mail hos arrived with papers to the 25th
inst. Intelligence from Brussels, dated the 21st,
accounts for the r .cent arrests at Ghent. It appears,
that various foreign hali.-psy silicon; having' hard
that military delwgutes were ist.that city enlisting
troops fix the Insurgents of N. Granada, had pro-
ceeded thither for the purpose of obtaining commis-
sions from them. Tile magistestes deemed it expe-
dient to interfere, and several, whose passports were
found to be irregular, were taken into custody.
Must of them were ordered to quit Flanders.

Two subscriptions hale been proposed among the
inhubitantb and visiters of Brighton ; ono tor the
relief of the humble victims of the late events at
Manchester, and the other to enable the parties ag-
grieve:l to bring the trieNtion of right an.: °Name-
gcs before it Jury at" otalinulf. •

Me. tolloos the General Order of theG meat of
Bombay, complimentiag l- leer. Wilt/ 110111,4 on flits
occaoonj
Copy 01 4 Report from Major-General Sir Willimq
Giant Krir to the Adjutant-Ceetteral, dated Camp
Rairee. lith Frlnuamy, 18t9.
Stn,—l had the honour yesterday evening to for-
ward a brief report of the success of the attack on
the enemy's lines before Ilatree, and have new the
pleasure.to ainuaii,t you that the flirt was this
morning takeu posse ion of by a detachment front
my
di camp.
The fficulties experienced in the disembarkstiovt
of the ordnance and stores retarded our operations
in a considesable degree, but on the night of the
lush instant we succeeded in erecting our butteries,
and opened on the tort at day-break the next morn-
with four battering guns and us many eight-
uuh which were served with such vigour
and precision us to dismantle the whole of the guns
to the outer works in the course of an hour, whca
our tire was directed against the general defence t.f
the place: about three ailock a breach was elfecte.t
in a curtain of the advanced outworks, and a po7t.•
of 350 grenadiers famed for the assault under 6.:
command of Lienteuant-Colonel Clifford, of his
Nlajt.sty's 39th regiment. The troops moved to the
attack about four o'clock, and passed the breacii
without ditficulty, driving the enemy in consider-
able numbers towards the second lilies, which were
immediately carried, and. a lodgment effected within
half-musket shot of the upper fort, to which the
enemy were pursued, and many bayonetted at the
lower gate, which was for a short time in our pto-
session. The spirit and rapidity of the attack,
added to the advantagaints position which wasgained
by the advents: of our weepsistruck the enemy with
such terror, that nearly the whole of the garrison
evacuated the fort during the night.
This morning Sautbajee Sawunt proposed to sw-
render, and was permitted to march out with about
fifty adherents, the small remnant at' a garrison,
whieli is said to have oonbisted of near twelve hun-
dred men at the commencemnt of the siege.
I beg leave to. inclose a more detaile.l rep orot of
the attack, transmitted by Lieut.-Colonel Cliffind
whose couiluet on the occasion is deserving of the
highest applause.
I pace likewise tie
.pleasure to forward a copy of
the Field Orders, conveying my sentiments on the
behaviour of the troops, ttce:her with a list of
killed and woundisl.

march toward Warree in order to accele-
rate the treaty with that Gov-rninent, which will I
trust, be si,cedtly brought to a hivoarablc conclusion.
I have tue hunaur to be, &e..
V.". G. latit, Major-General.
mere follows Ilse F.. 1,1 o..tcr pY hajor Gtnet,.l
sriNlsin thcit Krir, K. M.T., comot,..,:ntiu vat Uf
troops, e.•:,)