The Sun.
London, England, 1803-09-22 00:00:00

AsSONGERS PER ANN AND AMELIA•

Francis Latour, sq. Capt. Wm. Macdonald, Mr. Charles
Galloway, Mr. and Al r 5. Hurst, and four Children—From
Madras. .

PR* lIKRLTON CARTIA.

Major john Bailey,- of- the tgth Dragoon*, Capt. john
Hammond, ditto ; John Sinclair, of the 4rtillery , Mr.
Godson Vines, Jun. Merchant; Mrs. paileyitlecoistai 2441,
April, tso3.

An overland Express' arrived at the India,holile
yesterday, with the. important intelligence of the
Capture •• of Poonah, the capital of the Wyatt*
States, It appears that on General WELLILSLEY'S
taking the field, the Mahratta General sent to in.
form t‘im, that.if his march was continued, he would
burn the Capital, to which'our Army was directing
its attention. General WELLESLEY, however, being
determined to efre4 its., capture, made a forced
march of sixty miles in one day, and arrived at
Puonah in sufficient time .to •prevent the Enemy's
being apprized of his progress. On the near ap-
proach of the British Troops, the Mahratta ,Chief
.made:a precipitate and confused retreat, and the
place was, in consequence, carried without- she
slightest opposition. The overland F4press .also
announces. the resignation of General S-ru4aT, as
Commander in Chief, and second in Council at Fort
Sr. George.

The overlaist.dispatcit also announced tiw
tu re. of the Mich Settlement of Trrnate, the prin_
cipa) isynni of the MOItiCC:IS. It 15 Chiefly valuable
for the excellent spices which it produces.
The Cambrian East India Ship from Bombay, is
arrived at li.intry B.ty. She left St. Helena on, the
,t of July, at which time the War was not known
at that place.

To satisfy the impatience of the numerous Fo•
reigners who daily resort to the Alien Office,'a
notice has been put upon the dour in Crown-court,
informing such Aliens as have delivered petitions for
leave to remain in the country, that they will be
proteeted while their several applications are under
consideration, and calling on all such as have not
yet delivered petitions, and intend it, to do so
without delay.

Ship letters were yesterday received from. New.
York, Boston, and Ncirfolk, in America. The Let.
tors anti Papers from New-York are not of .so late
a date as those we have already laid before the Pub.
lk. We have received a Philadelphia Paper of the
3oth of July, which pioves that a plot adually ex.
isted among the Blacks in Jamaica, against the
Whites.

A letter (rem Kingston, dated June 25, says
On Tuesday a Slave
.Court was held at the Court
House in this ,City ; when two Negro men, named
,Pietrile, alias Dundo„ and.Gooditick, were tried for
forming a rebellious Conspiracy against the White
Inhaliirapts a this Island ; of which being found
guilty,.after a long trial, and on the clearest evi-
dence; they were sentenced to be hanged On the
following morning ; and afterwards their heads to
be severed front their bodies and stuck upon poles.
This was, accordingly, put in execution on Wedoes
day, between the hours of ten and eleven o'clork in
the forenoon on the Parade: Their heads were after_
wards stuck upon poles, one upon the Silpepan roads,
and the other on the Windward road,- which we
hope will deter others from hereafter engaging in
pradices.