The Sun.
London, England, 1804-03-30 00:00:00

WOUNDED.

rgth Light Dragoons—Captains C-,-tneart and Sale; and Lieu-
tenant Wilson.
4th Regiment N. C.—Lieutenant Paley, and Cornet Me;c-
dith.
sth Ditto—Captain Colebrook.
7th Ditto—Captain Macgregor.
His Majesty's 74th Regnnent—Major Swinton; Capt.-Lieu-
tenant Moore ; Lieutenants Shaw, Mann, Mackmurdo, and
Langlands ; and Ensign Kcertii,tn.
His Majesty's 78th Regiment --Capnlin Mackenzie; Lie.utc-
nants and Ktnlocli ; and Ens,,,n Bethune.
rat Battalion zd Regiment, N. I.—Lieutenant Walker.
rat Battalion 3d Regiment, N. I --Lieutenants Fair, Davie,
Fenwick, and Hunter.
tst Battalion rzth Regiment, N. I .—Lieut -Col. Macleod •
Major Macatty ; Lieutenants Hervey, Smith, Deeeuz, and
Boodler.

- . . .. .
14t Battalion, roth Regiment, N. I. -Lieutenant Piihry.
.14 Majesty's: 7411 i, •.. 124. Kilted 27, W ounded.
:tits !Majesty's 73t11:• 29 Killed 76 Wounded.

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Tool, r 53
A True Col►y.

(S igncd)

JAMES GRANT,
Sec. to Goy.

`•••SECRET DEPARTMENT.
To William Ramsay, I:.sq. Secreta.j.at the India House, London.
"I am oire6led by tke Hon. the. Governor in Council, to
transmit to you the inclosed Copy of a Letter, of the loth
ult-as jiatrreceived,from the Chief S.cretary of the Supreme
Government, Nvith the Gazettes Extraordinary, published by
his INOllency'S command, on the &hand 9th of September,
as therein referred to.
"'According to the Shroff's Letters from lanaghur, Gene-
ral Peron is said to have since surrendered and_come in, and
the BritiSh r Forces to have obtained possession of Agra and
Delhi, early in the last month.
I have the honour to he, &c.
(Signed) I. A. GRANT,
Sec. to Gov.

Bombay Castle,
OR. 5, 1803.

(ENCLOSURE NO. I.)
To' L. ii. Grant, Erg. Secreta7 to tbi Government at Bomb4y.

SIR,
" I .4rn direaed by his Excellency the most Noble the Go-
ver.ur. General in -Council, to desire that the inclosed Ga-
:Lett,es EAtraordinary published by his Excellency's corn-
7ta'ntl; on the Bth and 9th instant, may be laid before the
the Gov e I
in Concil of Bombay.
have theu Honour to be,
" Sir,
" Your most obedient humble Servant,
• (Signed) " I. LUMSDEN,
Fart,lt7lZiam, to'b Sept. ISt's.. Chief Sec. to Government."
• . A True Copy.
(Signed)

lANIP.S GRANT,
Secretary to Government.

(ENCLOSURE NO. 2.)
CALCUTTA GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY,

SEPT. 8, 1803,
Fort lfirWiam, Sept. 8, iBl3.
A Dispatch of which the following is an ExtraEt, has been
received this day by his Excellency the Most Noble the
Gocirnor General from his Excellency the Commander in
TO HIS.EXCELLEN,CY THE MOST NOBLE MAR-
QUIS WELLESLEY, GOVERNOR GENERAL,
&c. 3cc.

pleasur! to say, that the people who had &Incited
the Town of Coel, on our approach yesterday, are
returning fast to their houses, and the Town is
nearly repeopled; indeed they have every reason
to be satisfied, as the instant this position was
gained, a battalion was posted in Coel to prevent
plunder, by which means very little loss was sus.
tained by the Inhabitants.
" I learn from all quarters, that most of the
Enemy's Cavalry, who opposed us yesterday, have
returned to their homes; declaring their inability to
oppose the English.
" From every account I can receive, the number
of Cavalry opposed to us amounted to fifteen or
twenty thousand.
" The Country in our rear is in a `state of perfeel
tranquillity, nor has it been molested by a single
horseman.
" I hive sent into the Fort a Summons in English
and French, which will, I trust, have the desired
cfre"

I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
s Your Lordship's► most fathful,

And humble servant;
(Signed) " G. LAKE."
Head Quarters, Camp before
Ally Gbur, Aug. 30, 1803.
Published by command of his Excellency the Most Noble
the Governor General in Council
(Signed)

I. LUIISDEN,
Sec. to Gov.

MY LORD,
" I have the hOnour to inform your Lordship,
that I attacked Mr. PERON'S force this morrting,
which was strongly posted with their right extend-
ing to the.'Fort of Ally Ghur, and their entire
front prote&ed by a deep morass, which obliged me
to change my -original plan 'of attack, and detour
considerably to the right to' turn their left flank,
-which "I completely effected, dislodging a body of
Troops which were posted in a Village in the
Enemy's front.
" On moving forward with the Cavalry in two
supported by the line of Infantry and Guns,
the Enemy immediately retired, after a very few
shot from the Cavalry Guns, which did some exe-

(F.NCLOSURE, NO. 4•

CALCUTTA GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY,

SEPT, 10, 1803,
TO CAPTAIN LION.F.I. HOOK,
Secretary to the Government Military Department.

'' SIR,
" I have the honour, by order of the Commander
in Chief, to forward to you, for the information
of His Excellency the Most Noble the Governor.
General in Council, a return of the killed, wounded,
and mis,ing in the action which took place yester_
day between the British Army and- that of General
Peron. I have the honour to be,

cution.
" Several attempts were made to Marge some
considerable bodies of Cavalry who made an ap-
pearance of standing, but the rapidity of their re-
treat prevented the possibility of effeding it so
completely as I could have wished, but I have
Teuton .to believe that in consequence of the opera-
tions . of this day, many_ of his Confederates have
-left him. 1.
": My loss
_in men and horses is very inconside-
rable, and no Officer.
" I have the pleasure to assure your Lordship,
that the zeal, a&ivity, and steadiness, displayed by
both Officers and men, afforded me entire satisfadion,
and- deserve my warmest praise. -
•
" My Staff afforded me every assistance, and I
feel myself under great obligations to them.
" From every information I can obtain, imme-
diately on our advancing, Mr. PERON, with his
-Body Guard, retired to Agra, and has left Colonel
PERON in charge of the Fort.
" I am at present encamped to the Southward of
the Fort, and the town of Cuel is occupkd by one
of my Battalions.
46 I have the Honour to bt.,
44 My Lord,
" Your Lordship's most faithful and humble Servant,
(Signed) " G. LAKE."
4' Heal-Quarter:, Camp bef:we 444 Char,
Augria 29, 11303."
Published by command of His Excellency the Most
Noble the Governor-General in Council.
(Signed) 1. LUMSDEN.
# •
Chief Secretary to the Governor.

" Sir,
" Your obedient Servant,
(Signed) - " D. OCHTERLONY,
64 Deputy Adjutant General."
Iliad-Quarters, Camp at Cad,
Aug. 30, 1803.
Return of the killed, wounded, and missing in the Second
and Third Brigades of Cavalry.
Camp at Coe!, Aug. /9, 183.
Killed—Men t, Horses 3. Wounded—Men 4, Horses 8.
Missing—Horses to.
Pu'llished by command of His Excellency the Most Noble
the Guyer'lor General in Council,
(Signed) L. HOOK,
Sec. to Gov. Militery Department.

A private letter from Berlin, dated March so,
says, " Citizen LA FORET, the French Minister
at our Court, received a courier from Paris on the,
zd instant, and immediately went to the Hotel of
Count HALTGWITZO where he remained for nearly,
two haurs, and soon afterwards Count HAucw urz
demanded and obtained an audience of the King;
and when it was over, informed the French Mini-
ster of his return, who, though it was late in the
evening, called upon our Minister again, and after-
wards dispatched the courier hack to Paris. The
next day another French _courier arrived, and had
another conference with our Minister, who had an-
other audience of his Sovereign, and afterwards con.
ferred with the French Minister, who again sent
away the second courier within ten hours after his

arrival. , 1
g‘ These transaaions and this bustle caused many
inquiries to be made in our diplomatic circles, and ,
the rumours were as various as uncertain. Since
that time, four more French Couriers have arrived,
and it is commonly believed, that BONAPARTH has
demanded some severe measures with regard to
Lou Is XVIII: who yet resides at Warsaw ; and
that our Government has refused the demand. What
it is, we know not; but report says, that BONA.
PARTE has demanded that Louis XVIII. should
be given up as implicated in the late pretended Con-
spiracy ; whilst other reports say, that he has only
' required the inspeaion of the papers of the exiled
Monarch, and that he may be confined in some
Prussian Fortress, until a Peace with England."
1 The snow last Monday and Tuesday night fell so
fast, and was so drifted and deep, on Stainmore,
Westnioreland, the hills on the north-west 'of
Yorkshire, and on Blackstone-Edge, and that side
of Lancashire, that the Mail Coaches .could not tra-
vel over those hills, and it was with difficulty the
guards could get forward on horseback with their
charge.
A wealthy farmer in the eastern part of Glamor.
ganshire, had lately several of his fat sheep stolen
from his turnip field, and had 'offered a consider-
able reward for the deteaion of the thief, but with-
out effea. Going into his field earlier than usual
one morning, he found the entrails of a newly-
killed wether lying on the ground, and near it a
paper, with the following lines :--
Mr. G—, do not weep
For the loss of your fat sheep :
.You are rich, we are poor—
' - When this is done, we'll come for more.

A true Copy.)
G. A. GRANT, Secretary to Gov,

• (ENCLOSURT, NO. 3.)
CALCUTTA GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY,
Eitionv, 51177. 9, ISO 3.
Full William, Sept. 9, 1 e 3.
A Dispatch, of which the following is an ExtiaC., has
been received this day, by His- Excellency the Most Noble
the C;Gvernor-General, from his Excellency the Commander
in Chief.

Saturday night last, an unfortunate circumstance
took place at Stapleton prison, near Bristol, in
consequence of one of the Prisoners behaving in a
very insolent and retraEtory manner. One of our
soldiers was obliged to reprimand and endeavour to
bring him to order, upon which the prisoner turn.
ed upon him, took the bayonet from off his musket,
and attempted to stab him several times. To
save his own life, the soldier was obliged, to
fire;. the ball took effea, and he, expired imme.
diatelv.

3.1 Y LORD,
It is with infinite satisfaftion I inform your
Lordship, that the Inhabitants of this part of the
Country arc coming in fast, and manifest a wish of
being proteaed by the British Government ; and
that in Consdquence of my having caused it to be
made known to the head men of the villages in this
neighbourhood, that it is not my intention to Mo.
lest either the persons or properties of such of the I
Inhabitants as shall claim my proteaion, I have the 1.
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ESTATES and HOUSES, Scc.
CVNERAL ms, • a Mound to 'fle;'l'
50,0001. is ready to be I,dvan•.:ed for tte purchase of
secured Aonuities, redeemable at option, or permanent, upon
Landed Estates, Htjuses, Funded l'rvnerty, or Church Fre-
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given ;. also frequent Sums, to a large amount for the l'ur-
chase of real Estates. The'AnnUity Loans-ate' principally
betwezn Every antention":"will, be •paid
the interest of the Parties. .
Personal 'applications ta•Mr; Roberts, No. 7,,Cecil-streetc
Strand, is received daily. All Letters musoe post-paid.

VENEREAL BLINDNESS, •Str..
To Mr. THUM ASi TAYLOR, Sowon, No/ 9, New
Bridge-street, London.

1

. -
DEAR SIR,
T is with the most heartfelt. sa-tisfaaioo dia"
.L address you on the incomparable excellence of your in-
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siderab le benefit; pahts gradually decreased, and rny
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Melt of my,friends (after taking three boxes morel,
health 'aral strength was perfectly restored, and I attl uo
thanks to my God and your invaluable Medicines) a$ "
alai hearty as-ever I was in my life. •
You are at full liberty to, publish this in any roll
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which should have sent you sooner, but was tOarlta °'
relapse. 1 i'emain, with the utmost gratitude,
bear Sir, your obliged humble Servant, , R. L. LEO,'
High-Sue-et, Birmloghann. Nov. t, 1799. zit
The above Medicine;:is earnestly recommended rood
Persons that are in any doubt of their being entirely-
every Venereal Atiections Ocularly to those abiont aw-. 10
log their condition in lite, as it will certainly erad''
every taint of that • nature, of however long standialooo.
however disguised under the appoarauce of othe
it may be; tor ScorbUtie, Glandular, and Cutaneous itl
'plaints, it is also recommended- to-be taken, espe,cl3P;
the Spi me, Sianuner, and Fall. •-r y.
Prepared and sold bv the sole Proprietor, THOMAS at
L MeMber of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, et,
his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street; where he will ri;01
Advtee, without a tee, to persons- taking these
will answer Patients' Letters, if host-pad, oil the
terms, obsetving in all Cases the most inviolable secrec,
Patient's naine'orcase having been Mentioned, 'hot fat 41,x0e!
own particular request, . by the Proprietor, during the c".
of more titan 35 years, that he has had the eonductg ,
an'ext.olsive sake* of the above Medicine,-and' the Practlct.
arising thereffOrn. -
They .are olso sold by . his appointment, at-the Per-
lumer'i:, No. 35, St. Alban'S-street, Pall-Mall ; Mr. 1Z.9-
bertson's Tby-shop, No. 133, -Oxfaiat-Street; Mr. Steel'l
-
t, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; and by one Fa"
son in every considerable Town in England, So:. -in bovs
Dl-
of only es.9d. each, sealed up, ovith full and pialn
reetioneo wne:eby Persons of either Set- nray •oiste th/OP'
seives•with ease and secrecy.
N. 15. Each Box sold M Great Britairrislealed up Oit
appriutext iorx
,ot e 7Shtaicniii,p-b(yllfilacev—"-`r‘ of triceylCo°r,ininiNoti.s
Bridge-street,—to inuta3e which is Felony, and
are•counterfeits.

• -
GOVERNMENT SECURITY AGAINST C.OUL`r
TERI:EVES. •
NOne. are Genuine, witaout having '" Saari- So 1614°i'
Liverpool," engraved in thi Stamp : and Ten Pounds.iy
ward, for every Bottle sold without a Stamp, to be
on convidion, under A a of Parletment, the 44 Gga•
Ch. 16, before any lustice'of the Peace. • - • _lst-
rr HE Inhabitants of this City are respeeP4ar', •
..L. informed, that Mr. Mathews has just receiacii, ea's oc
valuable Supply of the celebrated CORDIAL /L,' S'es„
Cl LEAD, for Debilities, t:erviius Disorders, W
peculiar to Females, II ysterieal Alfeetions, and Leo"":c:ji •
Spirits, Loss of Appetite, and. I talieestian, and Cnit,',-; r'a-
tive Complaints in gt 'tend, &c. It 'is the most alasoi,a4;og.
medy for such Diseases as are attended with-the.
uaith
symptoms ; namely, a -great-straitne,s of- the breast, art.
difficulty of breathing ; violent palpitation!. of the ileo
• sudden.flashes of heat in various parts of 'the ladelY
times a sense of cold, as if water was poured onithein
ing pains in the arms and limbs, back and belly, .toearbief
those occasioned by the Gravel; the pulse very V‘2l',iit
sometimes uncommonly slow, at other times very 94.1 e of
yawning, the hiccough, frequent si6hing, anrk a se, 'fore
suffixation, as froth a ball or lump in the throat ; ad` oar
• fits of crying and convulsive laughing; the sleep .tituSe4,,Aos
and seldom refreshing, and the Patient often troubled `diaia
horrid dreams.—Much haS been sairj, by interested In ,aa
duals, against Medicines that 1 are advertised, but tliere:;ot
very important observation to be nude respecting the 0',04
Balm of Gilead, that unless its operation bt gentle, tot
a, and efficacious, it could not have risen to the un,coil.lloa,s
repute and universal demand it has acquired; tbr, "lite Olt
rarely the great advantage of a persuasive. advocate at croes.
of the Patient, so nothing but his conviction of its d yet
by Its salutary elleds, can induce him to persevetea void
reasonable perseverance is certainly most requisite.to!als to
even the happiest combination Qt chymicals and gaieme'ialita
root out Chronic Diseases, and restore the Vale:aid/90
health.
A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas' ;e
Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in Batles, Pr';ont-412,-;
a-Guinea each ; there arc also Bottles,- price 331' 'Esewu'.6-
ing equal to four Bottles at os. 6d. by winch ttch per,-
saves 9s. including also. he Duty; the Shiny (71.1:fliiisiii L.-
the Piopiletor's Name and Address, " Samuel S'":"
tverpool," to imitate which is felony. a tee
said
N. B. The Postage of all Letters must be I- •
nclosed fir advice. a 5; anti
•
The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-Impetigin—'
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am
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mingtram, Knott and Lloyd ; Bedford, Sinitly; Set'
Sinons ; Bury St. Eilinures,'Dinale ;
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