The Sun.
London, England, 1815-02-09 00:00:00

Prltltt taplain t t Harri 3,
early on Friday morning. About four o'cloelt
ift
the afternoon of that day; Mr. Elliot left the
Prince Regent, tvnder a salute tif 19 gnus from
the ship, and landed under a similar salute from
the shore. Mr. Elliot was received on his land-
hig near the north-east angle of the Fort, • by.
Lieut.-General Pater; the Chief Judge of the
Sudder Adawlut, the Senior Members of Boards,
the Adjutant-General, and Quarter-Master-Gene-
ral of. the Army, the Deputy Adj.-General, and
Deputy Quarter-Master-General of his Majesty's
forces in India. He then proceeded through a street,
formed by die troops of the garrison from the
landing place to the Fort Square, where he was
received by the Hon. the Governor, titeMembers
of Council, and most of the principal Gentlemen
of the Settlement. Mr. Elliot then proceeded to
the Council Chamber, when the Commission hav-
ing been read, he took. the usual Oaths, and his
Seat in Council; under a salute of 19 guns
limn the ramparts of Fort St. George.' The Right
H'm. the Governor, attended,by Lieut.-General
the Iyon. .7911. n Abercomby, anti his Excellency
the Commander-in-Chief, then proceeded through
a street ,formed _by the troops from the Govern-
ment House, .to the Wallaj:di Bridge, where car-
riages were in attendance to convey them to the
Government Garden.'House.

From the Calcutta Papers find that Run-
jeet Sing had
.met with very considerable resist-
ance from the inhabitants of the Poonjab coun-
try. ProvisiOns were also very scarce in his camp,
in consequence of the inhabitat.ts withholding the

supplies. The scarcity was Sc) great, that it was
selling at one.rupee per seer. li:e Seik army had
in consecinence -received order.; to burn every.vil-
lage on .the line of march. Runjeet Sing had
met with various other discouragements,• but
he seems still determined to 'persevere_ in hi's ex-
pedition against Cashmere.
We understand that Sir George Nugent, ,Com-
mander-in,Chief at Calcutta, intends proceeding
to England, with his family, abOut the end of the
present year. His Excellency has engaged the
principal accommodations-of the 11. C. ship AStel.

The Lahore Ukhars received; contradiet alto-
gether the story of Mahommed Azam Khan's
death ; that Chieftain, we are assured, was, by
the last authentic accOunt, with his;army at Peer
I.llehaul the expedition. against Ca,dinieer wits,
however, going' on ; ;after deliberating with his.
Sirdars, Ilainjeet Sing had crossed the Chunaub
'at Vizierabad. -and entered Guyrat on the oppo-
site bank. he was. preceded_by Futteh Sing, to
whom the -command of the army had been entrust-
ed. Intelligence of the passage of the Chunaub
by the INA) reached Unerutser on the 2(1 .lone.,
Jelmunder Khan, the brother of Attab Mohum-
men _Khan Nagirn,_ of Cashrueer, was.inthe Seitz
camp, and forwarding the projects of Itainjeet
Sing. .
Cooab Gorag Sing.had recovered from his late
indisposition, and joined his father's army.
The,dissentionsbetween the Pindarees in Scin-
dea's, and those in Holkar's service, ,Continued
and the affairs of central Hindustan were altoge-
ther in a vt-Iryllabious arid distracted ewidition.• It
is stated that a body of Seindea's troops had plun-
dered Dumbalpour, and mengeed Andoor.

-Main/mimed Shah Khan hail been. .(oiled in an
attempt to carry the fortress Of. Kuiherra.- The
garrison hail 'made a sortie, which was attended
with—soine loss tfi- a part of the besieging force
under.Mahonrined.