The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-12 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCE. FROM-INDIA.

Authent:c accounts have been received fully con-
fiinnug our intelligence resreeting the complete vie-
inn obtained .by Ameer Khan, (Ater his rivals 'and
oppoi,ents rti th Court of riulkar. li, has succeed-
ed it) bringing over the 1.-',hye to his interest, and at
!he d of the lost a( counts Wak I tstly occui:ied im
incasurts for A tie payment of the arrears due
14.)!1ke 'mops.

As soon as this tvoik should- be accomplished,
it t, as so, pOsed th4t the Khan would endeavonr to
get rid of toe bands of Pt ,darries, •t} hope aid had
SU much contributed to his sthiess, by directing ►heir
force apinst Scindia, who was buoying about with
his army to the North-wrst part oflwa, anxious
to avoid the rtupendin4. visitation. ,

" The I..lliitbar,, fur March, mention prepara-
tion% !hell' ,on iiithe J. pore Countryi fur the
reduction Of a fort named :.iotkirltoas, as in the pos.
,essit4ir of wt,ico Sti,%ae Ja6git Sing,. the Rajah, had
unslertaken to reinstate the Tackoors of the district i
for utilise a small-force bad been fitted out and
pro% idea Niib all lie necessary implements tor hat-
t,...ring the walls.- Roy Clitter had been re.
chinned to his ailegianee under the state of Jeypore,
by t ,e persuasion of the Sirdars.

reported that Runjeet Sing has lately taken
adtantage of the existing catrinup ions in the-
dotn of Canul, to extend his conquests among the
d pendencies of that empire he is said to have
Nearly reduced the whole province of Moultan, with
the exception of a single ti;rtres,;.
Captain Wilson has succeeded in expel ing Go-
patli Sing from his principal stronghold in the
in.,thitains, a place named Jhughir. This service
was effected after a march of utionutiton
retarded equally by the ruggednes and steepness of
tie ascent, and by the artificial Obil aCit'S iiich :be
enemy fad .cutistrue.ted ; the entrance of the fart,
linwever, bein4 once gained, tin fatther resi;nanee
as attenipted—Gopaul and his people ti-d precipi-
tately by the opposlte gate, and sought sbelter in the
jungle. Attei razinc: all the works,
,rind burning
the stores, the detachment returned to Kokherettee:
It does not appear that elither parry sustained any
loss in the course of the affair.

A letter from Altoga, alluding to the rewards paid
to hers giving infbrnation against thr possessuts
of Etigl4,ll in4nutatturc, and Coloni,il product., re-
marks, that those who con.ider morally as the
bond of i4ocirty, ant f h foundation of religion,
tremble for the rising generation, w:,ett they be-
hold the public authorities bolding m‘t such
nts.,to them 'I) become informers. We have
1 .ays the writer. •eell a wife betra• her hus-
band—a son is to fier-;=and a neiglibwir his friend
and protettor !

Priv ie let ers from Bourieaux mention, that
Marsha; M ledollCl had, ;It the late': end of August,
,tuccreded, with cons,defable difficulty, in throw-
ing sox inotrits provisions het° Barcelona, al.(' that the
patriotic force in the neighbborhood of this tortre,s
had been greatly augnienti-d by the arrival of Irt‘sh
levies from B lagner, Cervera, and Mantr;a, and
that it was in contemplation' to turn the bioctiade
into a sieg.

A ve,sei,rr;vedon Saturday from Amsterdam, from
wnence she was dikpatchtcl several clays ago. The
buswess on wtich she cline related entirely to mer-
cantile ,itrairs. Not i. g c uld tqual the di,iresti pro,.
duc d 1:3, the stagt.ation q trad-, and the conster-
nation :occasioned by BUONAfAitTE'S degree's tin'
bur, VI British inanufaanies. • Many great failures
tre expected.

The Fr, ich Clamber of Arts ha's, presented to
M. Appel t, a pi etniu.n of t 2,000 francs, tor his re-
cent invention otpreservirg fruits, vegetabksoneat..,
and all kinds of alotnal trod, every velegtable
substances, several as, on condititin that his
method be ma piib,c tin the g,iieral good.
A severe sli‘,ck of an eart,,quake vv;.is telt in the
Cry of Si_ Domino on of August. It
lastrd several nunuie6, during which several houses
felt, and the people were eying in all directions.,
The Countess Gottorp is, we learn, recovering
from the eif .tts of t!-,e late dreadful' accident whico
betel her near Darmstadt, but her medical atten-
dants are of opi:tion r ti,it the bruises she received will
&figure her for lite.
Oh Saturday the Prinee of WALES came to Carle-
UM-11011Se, but his !loyal Highficssiii the cvcningre-
turned to Windsor.

Although t e tunerol of. the Princess AMELIA is
direc-ted to be pri:ate,: numntiers of the -N, bility and
Genlry hate engaged beds and stabling at Windsor
till "\Vcdoesday next.
Yesterdaj. a Marge portion of the inhabitants of
L didon appeared in morning, and the generAv aect
of the top. n dicl justice to time public teellngs, occa-
sioned bq the death of the late amiable Princess.

;The Flora transport, on her late pussage. from Lis-
bon, foundered near. Cork, when the mate- and 14
seamen were drown,d ; three of the crew. wete
say, d by a Wexford sloop. _ ,
A small tessel was run. down on' the Q. 011) Se,p-
ember, 01l Cape St. Vincent, by the Eclipse Iran-
port, mirked B. IX. and all the eiew 'drowned.
Both vussehi belons;:d to the Undaunted's controy,
butind t i Poriugal, the Mediterranean, &c.

A British sloop which was lost about thirty years
ago, with a great number of palsengers, • on Lake
o,,tario, in America, was la►ely .discovered 44 Miles
East of the fort, 20
.feet below the surface of 'the
water.
Au aFcomplished young lady in Huntingdonshire
has brought an action
.against a Reverend Divine, a
Fellow of Cambridge, tor a breach of promise ot
marriage.

Yesterday being the first Sunday in Term, the
Lord Mayor and several Aldermen attended divine
service, with the Judges, at St. Paul's Church.
Both Houses of PArliament will meet on Thurs-
day, pursuant to adjournment, whin it is expected
that a farther adjournment of fourteen days will take
place, to give further time to the Physcians to de-
cide upon the afflicting case of the SOVEILIEGN.
.The Jockey Club, atter a full investigation, have re-
sal•ed that payment of the King's Plate, run for at
Warwick this year, ought to be suspended,' the horse
which won it having been entstred in a wrong name,
and also erroneously as to age. The hoise was never
the property of Lord Ram:litre, whose name was
used without his permission. , ,