The Sun.
London, England, 1821-01-20 00:00:00

EAST

A Supplement to The London Gazette irad
published this morning ; it is dated " India
Board, January J 5, 1824," and consiits of Co-,
pies and Extracts from further Reports and
General Orders concerning Military Operations
in India, which did not arrive in the regular
course of the dates. The. first Extract is Alated.
.Qsc,, 19, '1817;V? rest „aqr -181% ?nd
have all been anticipatid Vy former a.'rrivalsy ex-
cept a Despatch received at the East India House
dated.qth August, 1820, which encloses a Letter
from Captain hllLas, of which the.following ara
Extracts :

Extracts' from a Letter from'Cgptain 'Mt! r 3, Political Agenf,
wits► a Detachnfrnt emplo•,•ed zgainsf the Khoosas, dated
the tit March 1820:
The troops marched on the morning of the '2sth' towards a
tank called Nariasur, two Loss beyond Ntiggitr.
The town of Nuggur Parkur, is seated under a range o•f
bills extending about six loss S. S. E. ftinu littodesui, and is
about iwo Lois from that place.

Behind the town of Nokgur, is a narrow• pass into the lift
which, after a short distance, led to an Open space or 'ratio",
where it was reported the inhabitarixts of l'allur had placed
the whole of their cattle and effects.

This pass from the broken rugged nature of the ground
And the great height And' steep ascent of the hill: on each
side, is estimated very,strong aol as I am informed has never
been forced.

Colonel Barclay not having reason, from the occurrences
of the preceding day, to expect airy hostile proceedings from
the inhabitanti of Nuggur, marched without sn%Picion tiose
past the town, when,, without any provocation or apparent
cause, he received a dikharge from the matchlocks of a body ri!
armed men stationed in it, which I understand killtd one mats

and wounded one or two, others.
This treacherous and cruel outrage could not be endured
however, desirous to sore the peaceable inhabitants who ep-

peared mixed with the armed men, Cototiel, Batelay dhected

a shot trona the six pounders to be fired over their beads ; this
had no effect and.the infantry. were ordered into the town,
which was taken possession of with trifling loss, and the
kbonsas,' coolies, r4tYpdots, &c. driven into the pass, froco
which and the hills they kept up a brisk fire.
As the advantage the.ground gave them was great, and
much injury likely tim result from their fire, it becansme neces-
sary to dislodge them again, and accordingly as soon as the
men had encamped and refreshed themselves they were form--
ed into divisions, one to force the pass, and another to proi.
cited by a road to the right practicable to infantry: •
The troops moved off at about half-past eleven in the fore. 7
noon and very gallantly gained the freights and time pass with •
trifling loss, considering the badness of the pound, and time
fire to which they were exposed; by four o'clock in t)ie after-
noon they had cleared most ofilme-hills-, and had taken a con-
siderable booty in cattle, &c.

The loss of the rajpoots, bheels, &c. was very considerable,
but I have no means of ascertaining the precise amount; the
khoosas with PuonAce; it is said, galloped off as soon as the
town was attacked.

am sorry to add, that in the evening the town war set on
fire; however it was soon after got under, and the damage
done comparatively sma

I shall not presume to over any commendation of the ex»
celleot arvangtolents of so expel ieoced and gallant en Officer
as Colonel Barclay ; they will be .seltevideut; UM I most t
pertnitttd to say, that the set-vice, tenant), in all its party
dillieult, has been so far accomplished with art 'case and cele-
tity which can only be referred to his zeal ond
The detachment of guicawar silladar horse with me, under
the Butt ltshee's Karkoon, have on all occasions done their duty
with a promptitude and cordiality which doei them t 1
greatest credit.

In conclusion, I beg leave to ofrer to your favourable no-

lice as a proof of exertion and' zeal, that in less than thirty
days from the movement of the force front Pahlanpore, the
kboosas have been expelled from all their stations in the
districts of Randattpore„ the Clic:what). Raj, the Nyties
or batiks of the Sooni, and the whole, of the territory at
present dependent on the Rana of Parlor, that they haws
been followed to their utmost haunts on this side the deseir,
and their associates and friends, the inhabitants •of Parini
have received a lesson which, in all probability, will prevent

Firm again uniting with the khoosas, or reeeiving them;
that the obstacle to our complete snccess has been. what
from the nature of things, was insurmountable:

It is proper to observe, that delay in the operations would

lave rendered our movetutpts beyond the Sunni nearly ina.-
,racticable.

An extraordinary Genera! Meeting of "T h
Fox Club" will be held on Saturday. nextt, on
divers weighty and urgent affairs, and .every ex-
ertion is made to insure the attendance of all its
Members. One of the main objects of the meet-
ing is, we understand, to re-establish the Whig
Club ; to concentrate, if possible, the discordant
elements of which that Club was composed ; and
to give the Whigs more frequent opportunities of
appealing to the tnhabitants of the Metropolis ;
but if the Whig Club shondd he revived, we con-
clude, that many of their former toasts must be.
abandoned ; especially those which relate to the
Glorious Revolution in 1688, and the establish-
ment of the Protestant Ascendancy in this Coun-;
try ; for with what consistency can these.
pseudo-Patriots profess attachment to constitu.
tional and Protestant principles, Whilst they are•
advocating daily the admission of Papists to the
Legislature and the State ; and doing all they
can to perpetuate the currupt influence the Aris-
tocratic Whigs possess in more than four-fifths of
the Close Boroughs in the Kingdom ?
Where one sad servii ink alike d%otei
" he Slave that labours, and the Slave that votes."

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the
Foreign Office, at half-past two o'clock, which
sat till half-past four.

Major-General Lord CHARLES SOMERSET iS
about to embark to assume his' Government at
the Cape of Good Hope.
,Yesterday,' the -Princess SoritiA visited the,
Duchess of CLARENCE.

The Duchess -0-/- KENT spent Wednesday even-
ing, and drank tea with the Duchess of CLA...
RENCE, who, we are happy to say, together with
the infant Princess ELIZABETH, continue extreme..
ly 'well.