The Sun.
London, England, 1805-08-30 00:00:00

EAST INDIES,

CALCUTTA- GAZETTE, 21St FletttlAttY, ISO 'S;
Gimp at ANalwra, Nov. 19, 1804.
S 110—I had the honour of communicating to you on the
tstk instant, the evacuation of Islarrain Ghur, and Mothar
hur, by the F.nemy's Troops, and my intention of proceed-
ing to dislodge them from Rampooralt, where Gunjaram
Coattaree appeared to have canceled u force said to amount to
two thousand men,
1 have now the pleasure to acqueintjtau, for the informa-
tion of His Excellency the Governer-General, that I arrived
before this place, at clay-break this morning" and as some of
the inhabitants had come to iny camp during the night to seek
protection, and informed me that the greater part of Holkar's
froops had evacuated the place, I was inclined to suppose
that I should have met with no opposition.
Contrary, however, to my expedatiOn, the small parties.
of cavalry which I detached towards the gates, and the 2d
Battalion, 2d Regiment, advanced towards the Town, weree,
fired upon front the walls, whit.h induced me to open a few
guns on the place, till 1 shouldi have an opportunity of
upon the part of the wail most favourable for escalade.' At
the moment the Advanced Guard, consisting of the piconets,
and ad Battalion of the ad Regiment, reintorced by the 86th
. Regiment, were on the point of advancing, several of the
inhabitants came out with assurances of submission, and the
IntOrmation that the small body of troops who had attempted
zesistance had escaped by the hi I la, and that no further oppo-
sition would be attempted. It is much to the credit of the
troops, and to that of Major Cuyler, of his Majesty's Wilt
Regutient, who commanded one, column, and of Captain
linlach, of the 2d Regiment, who' commanded the second,
that this large, rich, and populous town was taken pesses-
sion of, atter resistance, without the least appearance of
plunder or disorder.
The Garrison retired to a high fortified hill, immediately
above the town, but did not attempt to defend it. By the
fail of Rampootalt, the whole of Holkar's possessions on
the left • bank of the Chumbul have fallen into the hands at'
the British Government.
I have the honour to be,
J. MURRAY, Calcine'.
To Lieut. -Colonel dIRARD.

Three durnunition Waggons arrived at Worcester
oh Wedne4clay so'nnight, with eactoooo rounds of
ball cartridges, buddies gunpowder, for the use of the
Volutteets.

LIGEAVE.

NORTHAMPTON RACES.

TUE§IiAY, AVG, 27.
. .. , Fifty Pounds for three-yar olds ; Meats, about a Mile and 4.
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. •. . Mr. Andrews's hr c. . Fathoin,by 7'rurripator, Est. slh. t• t
Mi. Linden's br. c. Experiment, 851: 21b. -•- a a
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Hunters' SweepstAkes or..,is each, 5 yr olds, inst. 71h.'6 yr
'olds, lost. 1 [lb. and• dged, zit - Heats, twice round.
(3z. Subscribers.
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Mr. Aivirews's b. h. Norval, hl lupirer, yrs. old r r
Mr. Morris's ch. h. Tornado, by Whirlwind, aged 2. i
M . aged
l'ell's br. gd - •
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Mr. r: J. Fletche:'s b. g. Star, By Skyscrar, s, yrs old
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Mr. Cobch's bl. g. Black Prince, by Grdsshopper dis.

WEI?NtSPAY.
The 'Fawn Purse ,)f Fifty Pounds, for all agei„--Fotir
mile
. • heats;
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Mr. Elms's b. f. Maiden. 74t. i fib. - I
Mr. .Fisher's b. 1. Two Shoe, Ilst. rift,
Mr. Newman's Dragon, Bst. rilb. - 2 2
dis... A Hunters' Sweepstpkes of Ton CnineAs each, for Florsei
carrying•tast. each.—Four Stib?criberS.
Mr. Andrew's hr. h. Norval, by Jupiter
Mr. Wilson's b. g. Nladtnan.. - 2
A. Cup of Fifty Guineas value, for,litinters, rjst.
heats twice round the Course.
Mr. Wilson's ch. h. liseltnes•
Mr.l3enton's h. blind horse -
Mr. Drage's br. m. Careless

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