The Sun.
London, England, 1810-01-25 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.

SUN OFEICE,

HALT-PAST TWO O'CLOCK.

We received the following Article too late this
ay for insertion in our First Edition :

GENERAL ORDERS.

Head-Quarters, Choulty Plain,
Aug. 31', £BO9.
Circumstances having occurred which induced
Colonel CLOSE to relinquish the Command of the
Hydrabad Subsidiary Force, on his arrival there on
the 3d inst. when it was resumed by Lieut. Colonel
MONTRESOR ;—the Honourable Governor i❑ Coun-
cilis pleased to appoint Colonel. CLOSE to the Com-
mand of that Force, and also to the Field Force
assembled in the ceded Districts.
J. PE ELE, Military Sec.
Fort St. George, Aug. 3e, 18n9.

GENERAL ORDERS BY THE HONOURABLE THE
GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL.
A Report has been received by the Governor in
Council froin the Officer commanding in Mysore,
stating, that the troops which composed the garri-
son of Serigapatam surrendered at discretion, on
the 23d inst. ; delivered up their arms, and proceed-
ed to the stations in Mysore allotted for their resi-
dence.
It has been ascertained that the Native Troops
which proceeded from Chittledroog were entirely
ignorant of the real designs of their Officers, and
marched under an itnpressibn produced by their
Officers, that his Highness the Rajah of Mysore
had commenced hostilities against the British Go-
vernment, and attacked the fort of Seringapatam.—
The appearance of the Mysore gorse confirmed this
opinion in the minds of those troops, and when'
they found in the contest before Seringapatam,
which was begun_ by the Mysore horse, that the
British Force acted against them, they abandoned
tiled. arms, and endeavoured to save their lies by
flight.—lt appears alat a considerable number
escaped into the Fort of Seringapatam.
This explanation is due to the general conduet of
the Native Troops under this Government, who,
ha%ing circumstances of peculiar difficulty, mani-
fested a fidelity and attachment to the State that
reflects great honour on their charader.
The Governor in Courcil was persuaded that it
was only by deceiving the N,tve Troops that they
could be misled from their duty ; and their conduct
in every situation, where they had an opportunity
of being made acquainted with the true situation of
affairs, ju.stific3 the high opinion which he enter-,
tained of their zeal and- fidelity, and entitles their
to the approbation and thanks of the Govet nment. •
The Governor in Council greatly ascribes the
early termination of the disturbances in Mysore, to
the' vigilance, energy, and talents of the a6ing
President, the Hon. ARTHUR COLE, and the Com-
manding Officer in Mysore, Lieut.-Col. DAvis ; and,
he judges. it proper again to express his high sense '
of the important services which they have teodered
to the interests of their country in India.
By Order of the , Honourable the Governor in.
Council.

(Signed) • A. FALCONER,
Chief Secretary to Government.
By Order of Major-General GOWDIE, command.,
ing the Army.

(True Copies.)
J. H. PEELE,
Secretary to Government,

•
YARMOUTH, JAN. 24.—Arrived his Majesty's.
ship Monkey from the Baltic, having sunk a large
Danish privateer off tho Naze of Norway.
Sailed the Drake anci Monkey for the Nnre.

RemAning --Roebuck, A imable, Pincher,, Rckhreast, E xefo
tion, Drinces of Wales, King George, Ataart, Utiie, Chad,
ticleer,Unyx, Snipe, Flavock, Earnest, I3ruizer, and Cheerful+.

DEAL, JAN. 24.—Sailed the Jason frigate with o'
convoy for Portsmouth.

The Chalmers, of London, from the Brazils,
taken and carried into St. Maloes.

The Fermina, HUMPHRIES, orn Dominica, wag
taken the 30th of. December.

• The Charles, FROST, from Malta for-Hull ; and
the Simi, EDwARDS, from Villa Joyeuse to Tarrai,
gone, are taken by a Reuel) privateer, and carriea
into Algiers.
The Ocean 'and Devaynes East Indiamen got
aground in Bengal River, on their passage to Madre
. to fill up, and had put back to Diamond harbour/t°
examine if they had received damage.
An account has been received, that the shipl
boUnd from Bombay to China (Neptune, DON ALP'
SON ; True Briton, BONHAM ; Cumberland, WEir
• DERBURN ; and Scaleby Castle, Lock!), were uncle
weigh from Bombay the 11th of August last, it;
company with his Majesty's ship Ceylon, all well'
The ships Surrey, CumBERLEGE.; Castle Eden'
COLNRTT; I,AACKE; Eevonshire, J. Moo'
RAY ; Earl Howe, k;AsTFIELD City of Londuo'
'YATES; and Retreat, HARRIS, arrived at MAI-04
the 15th of September List.

The I"yrOnus frigate, and the Primrose brig ct
war, wilt be launched this morning at PurtsmoutP
Dock-yard.
Captain DASHWOOD is appointed to the I
dera ; and Captain STACIiFOLE, athng, to
Turman'.