The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-29 00:00:00

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Livr4e de S. M - 3.
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suite des Personues qui accompagnent S.M. 7

' ON BOARD THE MYRMID6N.
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Accounts received by the latest arrivals from
lntli t, ,nformus of the commencement of the ope-
rations resolved upon at Ceylon against the Can-
whcOtati given some trouble by their inro,nis
from the interior upon our settlentents to xurd,-: the
coast. The British advance, cot sistine: (if th,. 73d
refit. cola-mantled by Colonel O'CoNNFLL, had e -
tered the Candian. territory ; and the Governor of
c..eN•lon, General BROWNKIGG, was himself in the
field, to follow the nutin hotly of .his forces.
We are sorry. to find it stated in those accounts
tl,tt an auxiliary.feir'ae of 3000 Polygars, sent
front Madras, on a requisition troth Gen. littowN-
RIGG, had gone over to the Candiaus.

Accounts from Cad 4 to the Ist inst, state, that
the prohibition on cotton goods was to be with,
drawn. Mention is also 'made of a new expedi
tion fitting out at that port tot' South America,
the .equipment of %%hid) was not conducted with
tunch act ivhy. Not one word :shout the expected
general amnesty.
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The Leeward Island packet of yesterday brings
accf.muts that the hornel/4t and-bound. fleet was ex-
pccied to sail from St. Thomas'S the 30th June or

;Ist July.
A fiver of Dutch fishing vessels, consisting of
nineteen schuyts and doggars; are now actively
ry
employed off Aberdeen in the herring fishery.
MAJoit tionGfis..--We are authorised to state,
that ,Vialor I:IOi3GE'S, of the 7thflussars, reported
in the London G;izette Extraordinary 'to he I
missing after the battle of Waterloo, was nnfor-
tunately killed whilst gallantly leading his men
against the French Lancers, early in the morning
of :he 17th of June. That regiment formed part
of the cavalry under the Earl of Li KBEIDGE, and
was" actively engaged, together iyi.th the Life,
Guards, in covering the retreat of
,the British-
Ahny,from the attacks of the enemy's Lancers
and Cuirassiers, as mentioned in the Gazette.
In cOnsequence of the pleasure of an Itlostrions
Personage to be Colonel in Chief of the Life
Guards, this Corps will of course nedergo altera-
tions. Officers and men are to be immediately
"
furnished with new splendid equipments, and to
wear Caiiasses ; the word Waterloo "to be
Superbly embroidered .on the various appoint-
ments. . .
Captain EDMUND PALMER, the brother' of Col.
-.IVI p: echo recently acquitted himself so
ably on the coast of France in the nehrus, is the
saute gallant Officer who a flew months ago-dap-
,tured a French frigate of-superior force.
The Allies a,•e supposed to have at least 600,000
men at present in France. . •
The essence of subsistitig the Allied troops
quartered in the city of Paris, and its vicinity,
I.amounts, it is said, to 600,000 •franes a day. •