The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-15 00:00:00

Flom the LONDON GAZETTE, MAY 13.

Notice is hereby given, that the London Gazette will be pub-
listiefl on Friday, the 30th day of June next ensuing, and will
sbeneeforward be published on Friday, -instead of Saturday, iu
every We.ek.,

India Board, May 13, 1626..

A despatch, dated the 17th of 'January, 1826, has been this
day receivedat the East India Housta from the Secretary to the
Uovernment 'at Fort St. George, enclosing a copy of a diaipatch
born Brigadier-General Wilfloughby' Cotton to, that. Government,
of tieltielt thefollowing is an-extract :
Patanagob, January 1826.
' honour to acquaint, you, for the information of the
lflustoorabli. the Governor to 'Council," that the pursuit of the
scattered Columns of *e enemy was continued from MeadaY tit
by forced ,marehes, by the MadraS division, accompa-
nied by the, body guard and-.a troop of horse artillery, =tithe
Commander of the Forces ; on reaching Neaungla, live miles
below this, place, we ascertained the enemy had crossed their
whole-force tote right hank of the river, and.that they occupied
the position of Malloon, consisting of a series of Strong fortified
heights and Si'formidable Stockade, with from ten to twelve thou.
It was also ascertained the King's brother-in-ldw,'
and niost of the men of rank who had :misted at Zeahengaish,
Were at Malloon ; they despatched a woondoole on the 28th,
with a flag of truce and a letter, stating it to be. the Wish of their
ishie(e, to put a period to hostilities, and that a-Ministff hurl arrived
from Ava, with full powers to treat and ratify; and requesting a
meeting for that purpose. Lieetenant-Colonel Tidy, and Livia.
Smith, of the. Navy, were accordingly despatched ~to, arrange a
confereutarto be held in a boat on the centre of the river, moored
between Malloon and Patanagoh. Accordingly, the Commander
of the Forces and the Second ,Commissioner;: Mr,,Robertson, at-
tended by myself and most of the Brigadiers,. Met the twat Burmese
Comtniaioners, Kelicu Alenjee and rho -Kee -,Woonjeo,,on the
lithlt ult. and I ant most happy to state.that thoreettlt of the
conferences of that day and yesterday, lies been a.satt.sfateinry ad-
justment, as far as regards.' territory and • money, between the
British and Burmese nation*. The ratification, by the Commis-
sioners! of ME Treaty, takes place this day.at two.olelock, . and-
the terms of peace are as follow : • ~.
" The four provinces'of Arracan to be, ceded in perpetuity to
tit* Honourable Company.
"The provinces of Mergui, Tavoy, and Zea,- to bo:eded to the
Honourable Company in perpetuity.
" The Burmese tiovernment engage to pay the Honourable
Company one erore of rupees, by instalments, the periods for the
paymeht of which to be 'settled this day.
" The.provinces or kingdoms of Amain, Cachar, Zeatung, and
Munnipore, to .be placed under Princes to be named by the Bri-
,
.tish Guyerninent.. .
" Residents, with an escort of 'fifty men,-to be at each Court;
British ships to be admitted into Burmese ports, to land their
cargoes free of duty, not to uoship their rudders or hind their
guns;' Burmese ships to have the same privilege in British ports;
no peraem to be molested fur their opinions or conduct during the
- war, hereafter;
".The. Siamese nation to be included in the peace." •
Thus,.l hope; has terminated a war which has been most ex-
pensive in its prosecution, not only in money, but also, by the
effects of climate, very destructive to both European and native
troops; but I hope the Houourable the Governor in Council will
here permit me to express the unaniniona• grateful feeling of the
Madras army for the considerate conthots the Madras Govern-
ment have, upon every occasion, forwarded to their army here;
comforts which have been the means of saving many valuable
lives and Which will be ever most gratefully acknowledged by
every Officer and num.
It Will of course take a long period to arrange the move
of the troops from hence to Rangoon, with the materiel and
stores.
The ratification of the Treaty by the King of Ava, and the
English prisoners now at Amarapoorah, are -to arrive at Putana-
goh in fifteen days (15th January), on the receipt of which, we
shall immediately retrograde to Proome. The: roads across the
Arracan mountains present difficulties which will compel the Ben-
gal army to retire by Rangoon.
P. S. —,Ja xtraitY S.—Owing to prolonged discussions, the
treaty was not signed until this day, January S, at fbur r. at.

Colonial Office, May 12, 18.26.
Th© King boa .been pleased to appoint Major-General Sir
Pfeil Camphell, knight, B. to tai ..Goptaiii-General and. Go-
vernor in Chief of the colony of Sierralioone and, its dependent:hos
in Africa.

Whitubal, MA). 11.
The 'King has been-pleased to appoint Sir lino* Wemyss Mac,
keircie, Bart. to be Licutenaidand Sheriff PrinCipal of t!• shire of
:Ross, in the room of Sir -Hector Mackenire, Bart; deceased.

DRCLARATIONS OP INSOLVENCY.
May 11, W.. J. Mills, Union-street;-Southwark,
Iklay .11., J. Rowbotham, 4eppprhey, skinner and
farrier. , .

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• • • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
'P. Murphy, Liverpool-street, London, corn and provisionnur-
tirait, front May 16 to May 28, at ten, at the Court of Conint:s-
siuners, Basioghall-etreot,
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
1. Ingham, Ihatiford, Yorkshire, silk mercer.
BAN Klll'll.'B. •
R, Coster, Staining-lane, Wood-street, Cheapaide, niereltant,
May 27, at eleven, June 3, ut twelve, and 24, at ten, at the-Court
of ConniiissionerS, Alasinghll-street. Solicitor, Mr. Flower,
Staple lu t, Ilolborn.
I'. Dowling, sen. Fludderfield, Yorkshire, grocer, May 25, Vl,'
AO June 24, at ten, at the Offices of Mr. William Jacomb,
solicitOr, Iludderstield. Solielters, Messrs. -Van Sanditte and Tin-
dale, 34, Dowgate-hill ; and Mr. Wm. Jacomb, Iluddersfield.
1. Gerrish,,of Bradford, Wiltshire, innkeeper and victualler,'
June 5, 9,,and.21, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Weotate-street,
Bath. Solicitors, Mr. W. Fl. Mackey, Paragon-buildings, path ;
and Mr. Samuel Fisher, No. 5, Queen-street, Cheapsitle.
W. 114 Or 6014 l.iverpt 01 , rope and ehip-chandler,, May 80, 81,
and June 24, at eleven, at the George Inn, Dale-street, EiverpOol.
Sulikitors,l,4r,:Mawdsley, Donnie-lane, Lord-street, Liverpool ;
ats4l4(stara. Atllington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row.
W. JiMeli, Lovelre-court, Paternoster-row, bookseller, May 25,
at nine, 27, at eleven, and June 24, at tett, at the Court of Cunt-
miardonets'.uf Bankrupts, Basingltall-street. Solicitor, Mr. Whit-
by, Nieholkon,ltute, Lombard-street.
T. Jonea, Crickhowell, Ilreconehire, malteter, May 17, 18,
turd June 24, at ten, at the Castle Hotel,• Brecon. Soliciters,
Roberta; and Blewitt, Lincoln's inn ; and Nlessra,
Bold a.nti Vaughan, Brecon. •
T. Were, Biteklersbury, bill-broker, and Wellington-street,
*rand, Ittationer, May 20, 27, and June 24, at eleven, at the
.Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Baaingliall-street. So-
lioitors, Messrs. Strangwayes and Walker, I3arnard's4ri.
I. Peals,' Great Itustiell-street, C'ovent-garden, boot and shoe-
maker, 15fay.20, 27, and June 24, at eleven, at the Court of Com-
taisaioners of Bankrupts, Ilasingliall-street. §9loOrt Mr. I)°P-
kin, 84, Dean-street, 'Sabo. . • ,
T. Perrin, Marlborough, Wiltshire cheeeemonger,,May 26, 27,
aryl *June 24, at twelve; at the IluntmOr Tavern, Alli-Suiut'ke.lane,.
Bristol, Solicitors, Mr. Henderson, 44, Linculse,rinn-fields,
turd Mr. Goolden, Bristol. . ,
Tfr Archer, Pius-green, Worcestershire, corn-doctor, anll cone),
proprietor, May 26, 27, and' June 21,,at twelve, at the Crown
lAA, Worcester. Solicitors, Messrs. Hilliard and /lastinis, Gray's-
inn-square ; and Mr. S. Godson, Worcester.
J. tloswortity, Moretooltattnestead, Devonshire, tanner; June
1,2, and 24, at twelve, at the Globe Inn, Newton Abbott.
:Licitors, Mr. Joseph Dribble, Ashburton, Devoneitire ; and blessrs.
Walker,' Rankin, and Richards, 11, 11048001-street.,
• 4.,Price, Cliectsey, Surrey, draper, May 18, at eleven, 27,
at twelve, and June 24, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners
-of Bankrupts, ataingludl-street. Solicitor, Mr: Gates, Lout-
bo:lL-amt.(
1. CL' Seeker, Wardour-ateet, Soho, tern-dealer.. May 18, 27,
..luna 4, at eleven, at the ,Court, of Contrinssioners of Bank.
Isssinglsall.strect. Solicitor; !Mr. Ilobitition, Deke-Street•

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Primounrouptare.
Joftui, Fort-etreet; Biehopagato-street, ineyebant., Alai go
27, at: nine, and June 24, ttt tt.o .the. Court of COnuni*ei'n e
of lbakrupta, Basingliall-;.treet, Kayeol--;-
1(
Whittaker, Thayieu-inn, Holborn'. ' , •
w,, Mills, Strand, tailor, May 20,21, and June 25, at eleven,
let ad Court of Conuaisaioners of Bankrupts,- Basiughallmotreet,
Solictori Mr. Rigby, Goiden-apotre.
W. Leader, Wella-street, and Oitford-street, cnaela-maker,
Mly 20, at eleven, 27, and Junel4, at eleven, at the Court a
t;ontrniesiouers of Bankrupts, ilasinghall-street, 4!4lieitor,
Mr Lew, Chaneery-laue.
I,ock, Sburediteb, draper, 27, and June 24;
at eleven, At- the Court, of Puunuiasioners, Basingholl-street.
.'SfiiicitdratAlterfra Warne 404 Soil, L,eadinhall:street.
'r Lupton, Ingratarcourt and Lloyd it Coffee-I;ouse, under-
writar, •May ft, at nine, 27, and June 24, at elevenott the Court
,j(f nmm"iauerr or Bankrupts, Basingliall-street. Solicitare,
Magni. scat &LA Son, St. Mildred'a-courtr PoultrY.