The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-01 00:00:00

INDIA.

Tits numerous Pirates which lately infested the
trade .between the Malabar Coast, and the Pirsian
Gulf,
.are nearly extirpated. One of their large
proas was lately driven ashore, and' seized by .-a*
party of the natives, who, exasperated at the de.pre.
dations which had been committed, put all the crew
to death, with circumstances of great cruelty, With.
out waiting for the orders of Government.—The
ringleader was said to have been one of the most
aa,ive partizans of The great Pirate Eggedda, who
excited so much alarm on these shores at the con.
clpsion of the year 1800.
The Company have at last ohtained their grand
object of forming advantageous Forts and Settle.
ments on the Coast of Sind, for the accammudatiors
of their Cruizers in those Seas.

Letters from the Malabar Coast, state, that some
of tkCotiotte Raja's dependants ti Aa.....ate.y evinced
a. very refradory spirit, in constquence of which
they attached themselves to a stro:ig party of Nairs,
who stationed themselves in a strung ambuscade in
the hills, whert a body of troops were sent out to
dislodge them; but the Hircarrah who w.)s appointed
to conduct them, betraying his.trust, led them into
a narrow defile, where they were completely sur.
rounded, and almost all cut off:

A very extensive Encampment of the S.:iks was
pitched twenty cuss to the' S. E. ofLa!lote, in
.the
beginning of May, and bodies of scouts had been •
stationed along the banks of the WitIVCC, anti oo the
borders of the, Desert, proba!ily with a view• of
serving the motions of the Contending Powers in
the North West Provinces.—Several of the most
powerful friends of Holkar, who lately excited the
War in Guzerat, have retitated, into the Desert,
with their adherents, where •some disputes arising
respeaing pint* of privilegei, several severe
skirmishes had ensued, in consequence of Which
'btith parties have been'reduced to the greatest ex.
tremities.

If the Allies are faithful to their cause, the state
of Holkar must indeed be desperate, that Chief- he.
ing completely hemmed in on every side.—On ti►e
West are the English and the Gwicawar ; on the
South and South" East the l'ehliwa, the Berar R►j.►le,
and the MUM ; and on the North and North East,
Scindea and the RAHN/.

A Letter from Ndgpore, states, that a bptly of
refraaory Troops had taken up their station on the-
borders of the Norbudda, in the vicinity of Hus.
singalead. A detachment from Chokey was sent
to diverse them; but unable to aft from the nature
of the country, it entrenched itself in the most in.
.accessible paris of the e)untry, and, on the insur.
gents passing the frontiers, a desperate anion
sued,. in which the.latter were defeated with con.
siderable slaughter, and obliged to retreat in great
confusion towards Gurrah.

Yesterday sennight four deserters efrefied their
escape from the place of their confinement in Castle.
yard, Chester (and have not since been heard of),
by .forcing some bri4s from the wall, and letting
themselves down by a rope of straW, twisted to an
astonishing thickness, into the castle Ditch. Their
descent alarming the Sentinel on ditty there, he fired
on them, but without effect : it however prevented
the temainder frott.getting away, as the whole of
the ,guard immediately turned out, and secured those
who were left. Previous to this event the send.-
nets had only one ball-cartridge delivered to tbem ;
they now-have twelve;

Twenty Cajtal,Prizel, and only Eight Days to
draW—.—a circumstance never befote known-4104 N..
lay and Co. respeatully acquaint the Public, that
the Demand for,Shares, at their °nice, has. been
isrimishingly, great since 'the Wheel wentlound,
that' the Commissioner; for the Lottery have been
so obliging as .to order the Clerks who stamp the
.Shares to ,attend two hours extra in the day, for
the general accommodation of supplying the Pub,
lic. . •

.Tickets ani Shares, warranted undrawn, are now
on sate at IloaNsuir and Co.'s, 26, Comilla.

The Lottery °dices at the Royal-Exchange and
Cornbill, were stripped of. their Shares on Saturday
morning, in consequence of the rapid and unprece-
dented demand which the present favourite and
grand State Lottery Scheme has occasioned.
In this I.,)ttery Tickets and Shares are cheaper,
and intrinsically worth more than in many former
Lotteries.

State of the Wheel :
Three. Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds,
Tw:i Prizes of Ten Thuusand Pounds,
Three Piizes of Five Thousand Pounds,
Three Prizes of One Thouiand Pounds, ,
Eight Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds, ske.
Third Day's Drawing, 'Wednesday next:

• Tickets and Share's, warranted unifrawn, on safe
at al) the Licen.sed Offices.
The Ticket No. 20724, drawn on Saturday a
Prize of toool. was sold and registered at Dim's
Office, No.. Cotnhill, rind N. g, Charing_
Cross, where tiodrawn Tickets and Shares may be
had until Wednesday mAtning next, at nine o'clock,
when the Third Draw ink will begin. The
•Wheel is uncommonly rich, which appears by the
following State.: • , .
Three Prizei of. Twenty .Thousand Pounds,
Two Prizes of Ten Thousand Rttind,,,
Ti,ree Prizes' of Five Thousand Pounds,
I:hree Prizes of One Thousand Pounds.

SHIP hEll'S.

point, szr.F..-23

*Anivtd—the `Nelson, l lcure, from lersey;
ney, Creed, from Weyino,iith ; 11Lio(treprd, jaithrd, from Lon-
don; Sally, Neodell, Wiltiatp and Mary, Haynes, Elope,
n.l Adive, Spurrier, trop, Porrismouth ; Wil-
liam 410.1 Catherine, rPritt; from Nel/4-4eastle ; Diana, Tofu,
front. Sunderland ; Devonshire, l'altrizr,", from Exeter ; ahn
taupe, VcJI, from Squth4nyton.
:ittiled—tiw Mary, Ryder, for ; Pheasant, Florence,
for Teriby • Act*, Williams, lam VOrtslntiUtil; and Puiie,
/ivy, Creed, fur fersey,

kflizniEb.
On Thursday the loth inst. at Ithintisham, by the
ter of 'St. 'John's Colte,e; Cambritlze the V. -
Fellow of that Society,hector of
Mi'sTillard, daughter of the Rev. It. Titian!, late
Wirkswort h..
On TueSday laAt, at Cleucester, Mr. T. C. Newby, of Pa;
land-street, to Miss Ackley. of CI -twister.
Ycst.irday, Mr. Cita, Tes Wotley, of Wood-street, Cheap!
side, to Miss Sarah Farr-ince, second daughter of T. 113 E.
rancei Esq. of Norirood.