The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-18 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES, jvNt 6

E. Fitton, Bolttit-le-Moots, Lancashire, milliner and dress-

maker.
1. Gibbs, late of Hailsham, Sussek, innkeeper.
K. Nicholson, Glamlord Briggs, Lincolnshire, banker.
D. Hunter, Size-lane, London, merchant.
W. Burnley, Clapton,,MiddleSex, cowkeeper.
1. H ckenliuli, Sandback, Cheshire, corn-factor.
1. Phillips, County Terrace, New Kent-road, Surrey, dealer
and Chapman.
B. Tanner, Dartmouth, Devon, ship-builder.
T. Starkey, Chingford, Essex, innkeeper.
T. kea and 1. Rea, jun. Minories, London, pin-makers.
1. Wilson, Horton, un Ribblesdale, Yorkshire, innkeeper.
1. rolglase, Bristol, merchant.
J. F. Desanges, late of Wilder-street, Spitalfields, Middle.
sex, colour-dyer.
1. Wilson, Knighton, Radnorshire, tanner.
S. Peck, Gravesend, Kent, painter.
M. Haughton, late of Hayley-bridge, Cheshire, dyer.
W. Cianam, Liverpool, liquor-merchant.
T. lanes Guildhall-yard, London, warehouseman.
W. Lushington, sen. and W. Lushington, jun. Mark-lane,
London, merchants.
-Q. Levitt Kingston•upon-Hull, merchant.
W. Darlington, Cornhill, insurance-broker.
1. Phillips, Edgeware-road, timber-merchant.
W. Phillips, 13rightlielmstone,,builder.
1. Tarling, West Smithfield, hay-salesman.
T. Thompson, sen. late of Waltham Holy Cross, Essex,
shopkeeper.
1. Murphy, Howland street, Fitzroy-square, Middlesex,
engraver and printseller.
C. Butler, late of the Old lewryi broker.
E. S Neale, Cheapside, shawl and bombazine•manufae-
turer.

On Saturday were received Calcutta Gazettes to
the 6th of December, from which the following are
extrads:
The British detachment in Bundlecund, under
Captain Watson, was in September engaged with.
a predatory force, commanded by Gopaul Sing. The
latter, being repulsed, retired under the w.tlis of the
fortress of Chargong, a fastness of most difficult ap-
proach, and which he, had strengthened with great
skill. His troops,- however, gave way at the first
charge of our infantry in front, and a squadron of
the 6th Native cavalry coming round, 'pearly at the
same instant by the ravines on their rear, the whole
force'was destroyed or dispersed. Gopaul Sing,
however, with his usual good fortune, escaped frbm
the toil.
_ _ _

It appears, by accounts from. Hindoostan, that
the aijpoot States, alarmed by a sense of their
common danger from the ambition of Amcer Khan,
have been aroused length to great exertion,. The
army assembled to oppose this ambitious and enter-
prising chieftain has been successful in several en-
counters, and cut off his supplies. He was,' in cork,
sequence, much distressed for provisions and
money, and being alarmed by the desertion of the
Afghan chiefs, had abated of his demands. It was
supposed that, unless inspirited by some decided,
success, he would ultimately- relinquish his design
against the Rajah of Jeypoore and his capital.
Runjeet Sing was preparing for his expedition
against Mooltam. He had organised his infantry
after the European fashion, and clothed them in the
English uni!orm. The • Rajah of Mooltam had
made offers of tribute to Runjeet, which had been
refused : and he had in consequence signified his
determination to defend hii colintry.

T 1 .'kingdom of Cabul was restored to perfect tran-
quility. The- predatory banth had retired from
Herat; and INLiirriood Shah and his Vizier Futteli
Khan were preparing for an expedition against Catih-
mere.

We are sorry to learn that the troops in garrison
at Batavia have suffered severely from the fever..Of
the Ist battalion of the Bengal marine regiment, not
a man had escaped its attach, and to many it ha 4
proved fatal. •

Dird Minto has been aftli6led with a lameness in
one of his legs. At the publte levees at Calcutta,
in November, his Lordship was under the necssity
of receiving his guests on a couch ; but in other re-
speas he appeared in excellent health. • ,
Sir .Samuel, Auchmuty, at the above time, was
daily expeated at Fort St. George from the Malabar
coast.

The celebrated Mahratta Chieftain Jeswunt Rao
Holkar,.died at Bhanpoorah, on, the 27th of WO-
ber. He had been long confined to his bed, and his
bodily strength, as well as mental faculties, had for-
saken him.

Lieut.-General Hewett may be expected in the
next fleet from. India. He embarked at Calcutta in
December. .

A new ship, called the
.iitercronity, was lannch,
ed at Calcutta in November. Her burthen is 12283
tons. She wai built in the short period of ten
Months. The keel of a new 74, to be called the
Cornwallis, had been laid down in the same dock.
The master builder,4einsettjce Bonionjee, is it native
of India, and deemed skilful shipwright.
Two Sepoys and a seaman have been recently
murdered by the colonists at Port Louis, Isle tf
France. Those' who have declined io take the oath
of allegiance; had, been warned by proclamation to
quit the respective settlements.

A body of 600 Caffres have recently beeniliken
into the. British service, and cliscipliued by Lieut.-
Col. Austin.