The Sun.
London, England, 1805-10-08 00:00:00

Captiin Royle, with great spirit: andtidgment
immedately limped Ms detachtnent.tbr, the attack;
and, amaneing.under a very heavy and.well direaed
fire frmt the Enemy's artillery,' and from jiis troops
statipied in the
,ravint,.s., compelled. the Enemy to
abanden his guns, and to retreat with the loss of all
his artilery and baggage. The Agra Horse, under
Colonel Pohlnian, pursued the. fUgitives to the dig,
tance cf Jive cosy from Adawlut-Nugger, and killed
great numbers of.them. On this occasion were also
captured upwards of 'twenty Stand of Colours, and
a great number ofmusquets'of Eumpean
manufac-
ture, aiatchlocks, &c: Btc. • The condua of the
Troop in this anion was..highly exemPlary, es-
pecially that, of the newly-raised battalions of the
24th and, 2 th Aliments of :Native Infantry, which
had not been. embodied more than a period of live
months.

Ekcilleilcy the Right Hon. the Commander
in Chief having completed his arrangements for the
re-aornmencement of operations against the Town
of thurtpore, chat;ged the.ground of his Encamp,
meat befot'd Blinrtpore. on the gth of April, and
took up his -final position for the attack. The re,.
dreed:orindition ,of Jcswnnt Rao Holkar's power,
and the manifest inutility of continuing to afford
support to the dee:ll4ing fortune of that Chieftain,
added to the preparations for .the attack of .Bhurt-
pore, had previously induced Rajah Iturijeet Sing ,to
sue for Peace on the i2Atil of. February, and to offer
terns, which,, after some negotiation, !were, 'with
certain modifications, accepted by Lord Lake, under
the antherity,of .the,Governor-General. An agree-
ment was accordingly formed on the tOth of April,
by which Runjeet Sipg has ceeded to the Honoura-
tale CoMpany thei Fortress of Dew, atulhas restored
all the Districts 'which were conferred upon him by
ate British Government after the conclusion of
Peace with Dowlut Rao Scindiah. Runjeet Sing
has also, engaged to pay the sum of twenty lacks of
rupees to the Company; of. this. sum three lacks of
rupees are to be paid immediately, and the remainder
by instalments, at stated periods. The son of Run-
jeet Sing was delivered up to Lord Lake, on the tith
of April, as an hostage for the due performance of
these engagements.
Lieutenant-Colonel Holmes, of the Bombay Es-
tablishment, with a valuable convoy of prtivisions
and stores
.from Guzerat, and treasure to a large
amount, fOr the use of the Bombay Army under
Major-General Jones, marched into' Camp before
Bhnrtpore on the lotil of _April. Col, Holmes had
marched from Guzerat to Bhurtpore without having
met any material interruption ; and since he passed
Kotah he had not seen any Enethy.

'lt appears by the'rnost authentic accounts, that
Jeswunt Rao Holkar is reduced to the greatest dis-
tress, and that his lince is pearly destroyed. The
Troops which remain in his service are not more
than sufficient to form a guard for the protection of
his person, and , even these are entirely dispirited
and harassed by the several der its they have recently
experienced, and by the continual state of alarm in
which they have been kept by the persevering vigi-
lance of the Commander in Chief.

The Dominions of the Company in Hindostin
are in a state of tranquillity, -and the bands of 11.4,
bers which had disturbed certain DistriCts of the
North Western Provinces haiie been expelled.'
By Command of his Excellency the Most Noble
die Governor-General in Council. J. UM E N
Ch. Sec. to the U uvt.

FROM' THE BOMBAY COURIER, .11TH MAY, 1865.-
On Saturday last, the mh inst. michorcd in the
Harbour the Lou:k.e.Fl.ni(y, Capt. (.10:01lov. HAa-
aowstt„ from Canton. , She left the Macao Roads.
oo the 7th of March,. in company with' the second
homeward-bound China. Fleet, under convoy
.of His
Majesty's. Ship Aikenienne,, of 64 guns, consisti:lg of
the ±hllowing Indiamen, viz. 4Veptune,, Capt. Do-
NALDsON ; Perseverance, alptirrwEEniti. Ceres,
Capt. DeNsFoitn; Castle, Capt. , Grt,./0!-
srogs ; Cid/hells, Capt. HALKETT ; kayo/ Char-
lotte, Capt. FRANKLIN; Arniston, Capt. .I,Amasolq ;
Taunton Castle, Capt. PEARCA and True Britoltr
Capt. HUG HER, from which she parted on the 6th
of .April, about ten leagues to the Westward of
Acheen Heads Passengers per Lotgiee Amity' , Mrs.
Haattowga, and Capt. Itoo, and the Officers ,of
the Friendship, of Madras, yhich was wrecked in,
November last oti the Coast of Haynan : :the Crew
saved:
Otf Cape Cormorin the Lougee fell in \vial a, small,
Brig, which ,they.Aupposecl to be 'a V rench
Privateer, from the circumstance of .11eg bjariUg:
down on. the Lougee in the night, apparently witia„
the intention of boarding but on near.og,the Ship;
sufficiently to observe her prepared, she hauled away
undera press of sail. . •
On Sunday arrived the Surat Castle, Capiain
Xs-
AlS'ri?.n, frem England :.
,on her passage she Was
forced Jo
.put into Lis4on to repair some damage
which. she sustained in a heavy gi4 . of. wind. ..She.
touched at Mitdeira.Paisengers,•
,JouN ,BADOER,
k.:sq..f.or Ceylon ;°.i.aiente,nan,t. .lo,ntit I N N:ES, Of the
Madras. Establishment F. and Mr.. RuityßT KITsuN,
Of BOillbay.
On, .Alb iday;firrivect the. GenerallWellesieg, C;tpt.
Tie&it,,froni Calt4tta, With gram; lett Pilot
the 17th , ,

• Yesterday arrive 4 the ship Fiercuks, Captain
SCOTT, from cdlcutta_, 134(n1 With ,graiu ; she left
the- Pilot on.the Nth of klarch ; on the 10th of
April, at midnight, in lat, 7 :3. zibmt two de-
grees List of Ceylon she spoke the Dather Sloop
of War; she am:hurt:Sat INianzahreon thefitith ult.
fld left it on tilP. 27th. Shp sow several ships stanni-
14'4"n the cuaA, but at iougyeat-clistane,:, to know
them.

By letter.-; troin Madras t.)lthe,:Tptji, ult. we learn
that 'lie ,hip Zealand, fi;firierly thttyldmiTn/
..eiptin, had ..trrived thete the preLeditig ,-I.it' from
.the Isle. 4al France, `witieit sk left toil the t 301.
,A.hout seyenteep. days. boort; Ler ;icipt.ture the
linlp,privateer arrived frotli i'rattc,e, alter a passage
.about threeniontlas, it4dllgencc of 1,,ie,1),‘(:14-.
ratio4l w
of War 4eteert ,
etrtbargo
.. • tp,,i; :)iil.
and.. the Selyil,l4l,': ,
C'l A 1.11: d4ys niter. !Ito tir,i\ ..1,
vey the news of :r . Th‘t ,
d . t
the Sdaiiii,,,i/Ate.
sailing on a crui ze. 111'.' i . ; . t
were 9at, i'l'
4:
Ladie I iirigates rtittime.t t the rthet
.I,ttrengq_litta_ beta-,t ALUIZ4 OW. duo., ~:14.1