The Sun.
London, England, 1849-03-05 00:00:00

MONDAY EVENING,

Lieut. W. Phillips, killed; Ensign H. C. B.Colli e, killed;
Ensign A. Yennycuick, killed ; Major H. Paynter,
wounded, dangeronsly; Captain W. G. Brown, wounded
slightly; Captain L. L. H. Bazalgette, wounded, s everely;
Lieutenant G. E. L. Williams, wounded, dang erously ;
Lieut. R. A. Croker, wounded, severely; Lieut snant G.
F. Berry, wounded, slightly; Lieutenant J. 3. Thel-
wall, wounded, severely; Lieutenant and
,Adjutant W.
Hartshorn, wounded, slightly; Lieutenant A. T. Mac-
pherson, wounded, severely; Lieutenant J. H. Archer,
her Majesty's 96th Regiment, wounded, slightly.
25th Regiment N. I.—Lieutenant A. Money, killed;
Lieutenant A. G. C. Sutherland, wounded slightly;
Lieutenant F. A. Jeune, wouned, slightly.
Staff, 6th Infantry Brigade—Brevet Captain. A. B.
Morris, Officiating Brigade Major, wounded, slightly.
15th Regiment, N. I.—Lieutenant and Adjutant G. G.
Andesson, wounded severely; Lieutenant H. R. Shawn,
wounded, slightly; Lieutenant W. G. Ellice, wounded,
slightly.
69th Regiment, N.l.—Captain J. A. James, wounded
severely; Lieutenant J. Nisbett, wounded severely.
Her Majesty's 61st Foot—CaptainJ. Massey, wounded
severely; Ensig❑ J. Nagle, wounded severely; Ensign
J. H. H. Parks, wounded slightly.
36th Regiment, N. I.—Captain F. A. Carleton,
wounded severely; Lieutenant Interpreter and Quarter-
master A. N. Thompson, wounded, since dead; Lieute-
nant and Adjutant C. S. Weston, wounded severely;
Lieutenant J. D. Magnay, wounded slightly; E-it.ign
F. J. S. Bigshaw, wounded severely; Ensign C. J.
Godby, wounded dangerously.
PAT. GRANT, Lieutenant-Colonel Adjutant-
General of the Army.
LIST OF ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES CAPTURED
FROM THE ENEMY IN THE ACTION OF THE 13TH JA-
NUARY.

Camp, Chillianwallah, January 15, 1849.

No. Calibre. ! Nature. Remarks.
I 3084 7 pr.
2 3.80 7 pr.
3 3.79 7 pr.
4 3.40 5} pr. Six of these guns have
5 3.67 6 pr. carriages and limbers;
6 3'Bo 7 pr. and six are without
7 3'76 7 pr. limbers; all of the pat.
8 3'75 7 pr. tern nearly in use with
9 2 90 3 pr. our field pieces.
10 3.94 71 pr.
11 3.74 6f pr.
12 3'60 6 pr.

Two ammunition carriages (one partly destroyed by
explosion); 1 platform cart, 144 cartridges liners fixed to
shot, 16 cartridges unfixed, and 18 port fires have also
been brought into Park.
J. TENNA.Nr, Brigadier-General Commanding
Artillery Divison.
J. ABERCROMBIE, Captain Deputy-Assistant.
Adjutant-General, Artillery, Army of the
Punjaub.
FROM THE GOVERNOR 07 BOMBAY, IN COUNCIL, TO THE
SECRET COMMITTEE OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY,
DATED BOMBAY, FEB. 2, 1849.
(Extract.)
" We have the highest satisfaction in 'announcing to
you the unconditional surrender of the fort and garrison
of Moultan, on the morning of the 22d ult.
" We received this important intelligence late last
evening, by express, in a letter from Mr. Elliot, secretary
to the Government of India, with the Governor-General,
dated the 25th ultimo, forwarding a copy of the follow-
ing notification, which had on that day been issued by
order of his Lordship."
NOTIFICATION.
:Camp, Mukkoo, Jan. 25, 1849.
The Governor-General has the highest satisfaction in
intimating to the President in Council, and notifying for
public information, that he has this day received intelli
gence that on the morning of the 22d instant, when,
practicable breaches having been effected, the troops
were about to storm the.citadel of Moultan, the Dewan
Moolraj surrendered himself with his whole garrison un-
conditionally to the British Government.
The Governor-General directs that a salute of twenty
one guns shall be fired at every principal station of the
army, as soon as this notification shall bo received,
By order of the Right Hon. the Governor-General of
India, B. M. ELLIOT,
Secretary to the Government of India, with
the Governor-General.