The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-19 00:00:00

'SUPPLEMENT to the preceding GAZETTi.

Incha-tiogrd, Mitchel, June 15.

The To staienkut of the operations of the
second division of the field-al my, unde'r the cotn-
tn:ind of L'o'ut.-C(0one) Mawby, of his Majesty's
63(1 'regiment, before lialimga, has beet] this day
feceived front

Ole statement is the same which \vd .gave-
snlisi-anCe in Sabulay's

The following is the official re.urn of thelilled, wounded,
an' missing, in the assault on the 27th of Noi'ember :
Return of Kiilwd, Wounded, And Mi'sAng, of a Detachment
of tt; Field Arms, at the Assault at the Fort of Kalunga,
• under the command of. Cotonel S. Nfawhy, commanding
Second Division of Field un the .7th of November,
-1314, '

-A--;lod—Detacllment of Ilarse kerleant, 1 rank
and file. '63tl Foot-1 li,titenant, 13 rank and file. Ist Batt.
Stir Nat. Inf.-1 rank and tile. 2d Grcn. Cornp, rah Na..t inf.
—1 captain, 4 rani; and ;Pc. 1:t Batt. 7th Nat. Inf.-1 native
connoissnmed officer, 1 havildar, 7 rank ain't tile. Ist Pat.t.
13th Nat. Inf.-1 lieutenant, 4,raalt and file.
117ounded.—Detachment (.0f florse- Artillery-1 lieutenant,
9 rank. and file. Ditto Foot Artillery —7 rank 'and tile.- 53:1
Foot,-1 ina!,or, 1 'captain, 3 , lientenants, 1 ensign, 12 ser-
jeants, 3 drununes, 184 rank and file. Ist Batt. Gth Nat.
Inf.-1 native cronallssioned officer, 1 harildar, 11 an': and
file. 2dGren. Comp. (.;th Nat. Inf.-1 native -commissioned
officer, 2 11114-Briars, I drnn Si rank and rile. Ist B4tt.
71.11 Nat. naive commissioned officer, 7 haviltlari, 55
rank and file. Ist Batt. 1:1th Nat. Inf.-1 captain, 3 native
Commissioned officers, (1 harildars, 1 drunaners, SS rank and
file. Pioncers-1 havildar, 3 rank and tile.}
.4111.ivin4..-1-53(1 Foot-2 rank and file. 2ti Gren. Coin. 6th.
Nat. 1.0.--1 rank and file: •

Officers" names Kil!ell.-53(1 Fo ot—Lient. Ilarrinaten, Ist,
Batt. Nat. Inf.—Capt. Campbell. Ist Batt. 131.11 Nat.
Crinningbani.
Officers' Nantes Irnunded.—Horse Artillery—Lient, Fire-
worlier, J. B. Luxford very dangerously. 83d Foot—Major
Slightly; Cript. Stour, Lielit. severely;
Lieut. Green, slightly; Lirut. Brodie, Ensign Aufrere, se-
verely. .Ist Batt. 13111 Nat. Inf.—Capt. Blake, severely.
ThQ privates returned missing are stippOsed- to have been
killed in the fort.

Sapple'ment•also contains dispatches from
Colonel Ochterlony stating the surrender, on the
4th of November, of the Forts of. Nalagar and
Tarregar, garrisoned by 95 Goorka officers and
privates, with a loss on our side of one killed and
six wounded ; and a repott dated the, 25th of
November from Major Bradshaw orthe success-
ful operations (If a division of b s troops, under
Captain Hay, against Pursaratn Thalia, the.:Ne-
pub-se Subah of the Teraiee." The Subale, who
occupied this position with about 400 men, was
completely surprised : he himself \%as killed ;. one
of his Chief Sirdars, severely .Ivounded, was toned'
among the slain, which is stated to have amount-
ed to abont.sl mountaineer soldiers. A number
of the enemy. were wounded, and many were
drowned in the rivet liagnutee,
..T,t‘o standards
were taken. The -total of our loss consisted of
two killed and 21 wounded, including Lieutenant
Boileau, who received a deep sabre cut hill per
sonal contest with the Subaii.]

SCOTCH tANKRUPTS.

SEQUEsTRAVONC.

. June 1.0. Genre and Wr Aitken, manufacturers, Glas-
gow—Creditors inert in the Prince of Wales tavern there,
22d June and 12th July, at, 12.
James cart-aright, Paisley—Creditors meet
in Hector's inn there, 22d June and 6th July; at 1.2.

- 13. Archibald Crawford, merchant; Avis---Creditors
meet in the Black Bull inn there, 21st June and 12th July,
at 12.

EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &c.

John Morison, merchant; Edinbuigh, to lie examined in
the Sheriff-clerk's Office there; 29th June and lath July, at 1.
Chnees Robb anti' Son, cabinetmaker', Dumfries, to he
examined in the Sheriff-clerk's Office, 19th June and ith
Jut., at 12.

James Nldcpherson, horse-dealer and tenant in Poviitsield,
to he examined in Cormack's Inn, Cromarty, 8d July, at. 12.
Robert M4Mastcr, tuiller. and grain-dealer, M-untcur Mill,
parish of Ki(winning, to he examined. in the Sheritf-Clerles
Office, Ayr, 111th .Inori and Ist .July, at g. •
Creditors of Graham, !ate merchant, Leith, meet
in Robertson's Tavern,-Shore, Jane, at 2.
Creditors of Robert Peat, manufacturer, Dundee, meet in
Morren's Inn there, -276 June, at 12.
-Creditors of Anthony Laird, fish-curer, Leith meet in the
Exchamui Coffee-bousithere, 217th-June.
Cred tors of Adam Mather, cattle-dealer, Lochhead. parish
of Dalserf, meet in the (Mice. of Duncan and M`Callum,
writerg, Hamilton, 20th June, at 1.

Creditors of Thomas Kerr. upholsterer, Greenside-place.
Tr:dinhurgh, will receive a dividend at the warehouse of Richard
Whytock, merchant there, Bth
Creditors of Thompsons and Co. merchants and insurance-
brokers, Edinburgh, will receive a dirideird at No. 8, South
Bridge, list June.

Creditors of Wallace and Co. tanners, at Newbridge, to
lodge claims with Alexander Brebner, merchant, Aberdeen,
before Ist August.
States of the affairs of Prancls Garbett and Co. late mer-
chants at Carronwharf, lie with the trustee till 10th July,
when the creditors meet in the Royal Exchamge Coffeehouse,
at o—No dividend. •
stales of the affai s of Archibald and William Glen, men=
'chants, Glasgow, lie with the trmstees—No dividend.

Henry Ball, keeper of Marlborough Pond Gate,
betwseen Winchester and Southampton, was fotind
on Sunday morning se'nnight, about eight o'clock
o'clock, with his throat cut, and his head dread-
fully disfigt:ed. A labouring man was seen near
the spot with blood on his lnfods and shoes. He
was of ferocious appearance, and had large black
Whiskers. Not a doubt exists but that he was
the murderer.—A reward of 50 guineas istoffered
in Saturday night's Gazette for the discovery of
the murderer, with a promise of a free pardon to
any accomplice niaking such discovery.
FOOTPADS.— On Thursday night, about ten
o'clock, as a Gentleman was passing through
Bridle-lane, leading to the Shepherd and Shep-
herdess fields; Islington, he was accosted by a
man, who stated, that he was in very great dis-
tress,-and solicited relief.; the Gentleman very
humanely gave him a shilling. At the same in-
stant ibe fellow threw a handful of mud at his
eyes, which, for the time, deprived him Of sight;
the villain then called out "Tom," twice, and
another man appeared. The Gentlethan was then
knocked down into a ninthly ditch, and the rob-
bers proceeded to rifle his pockets. Thee- robbed
him of a st. and two 2/, Bank of England Note,
a forged Bank of England Note, some silver, a
packet-book, &c. They then kicked and trampled
upon him in the ditch, and 'left him in a- most
shockingly bruised State.
• CAUTION TO COACHMEN.-A shocking accident
took place on Saturday se'nnight. The Tally-Oh
coach, with twenty-one passengers, going from
Gaiiisbro' to Worksop, was unfortunately over-
turned at Clarbro' Hill, and twelve out of the
number were,sevevely bruised—amongst whom, a
lady, on her way to London, lies at Witham with-
out hJpes of recovery—; a gentleman had his arm
broke, another his shoulder dislocated, Mrs. Gib-
bons, of Gainsbro', and Mvs.Thompson, of Hull,
were also severely, injured.