The Sun.
London, England, 1819-03-25 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

tr;r"lsoo., MAft.ctt 23.—Artived the
Joutisotsr, from Calcutta ; sailed the
till v.,
lhnil from the Cape the 16t11 Jan. ; passed
*ittile sth Feb., in lat. 4. S., four transports
th,e the GOth Regiment, for the Cape. Two In-
ithicellt Privateers were cruising off Havanna'',
Itilll4l"adered every foreign vessel they fell iu
Atttiea 1115 'Majesty's ship Conliance, from Ja-
Zritif) has artired at Havannah, with the brig
t !Niter her convoy.
Rtell4l., MARCH 24.—Arrived, end sailed for the
kt,%l.' the William Manning, Smtlll, from St.
vs Putt
.41z,w."1'40uTtr, MARCH 24.—Arrived the Jane,
m H
stith tout for London, out 69 ay,,
kw loss of au anchor, leaky, and short of water
Prorisious.
4aile 11
tlt,,Th Stlitcns, Martcu 22.—The Ann and
ot.s
Sarni Dover
going.o se
rgot
upon the outer parr
to
Ie s 11/ sea aft_e_rur.afternoon,iq milts in a dangerous situation ; 20
tet'4ll lifeboat, have been sent to assist in
ling her off.

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p t
, The lloratia, GROVES, from Riga to -Tainnlicsi ijaus
.'1.4) Slavanger, the 91st ult, very leaky,
flischugeti her cargo.
Tlie Christina, SULLSTROM,
441 three British vessels, •t"tilars unknown,
pal .t.
err of Gottenburgh,
lost ou the Scavv the 9th instant.

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tXANIPLE TO SERVANTS.—Among the domes-
,. or rile late HENRY NoP,Rig, EST
ties r .
alto I
In ':lie 'lan, at the time of his death, were the f°
of Davi!
of ser-
-;lting rare time
of unusual length
.ce ; all of whorl) • • lera,.•lon of their me-
ritovu,i,
co . , In conso
Lis will, •
in(tuct, ale haurlsonicl
prneon" bY legatiel or :—House-
rannuities.,
y Provided for in
lila,►,' •-..• years by
hotter, 38 ; groom, ~,6 ;
4)
14 ; gardcuer, 13 i aud housemaid, 9.
coach-

EAST INDIA INTELLIGENCE.

ARMY NEWS.

[From the Asiatic Mirror, Oct. 21, 1818.1

We are happy in being able to present to our
Readers an account of a very spirited and brilliant
attack made on a 'body of the Insurgents in the
Baitool Valley, by a detachment under the com-
mand of Lieutenant Cruikshanks. The accounts
of this affair have been received from Husseigna-
bad, and state the enemy's force to have been
composed of Gohunds and Arabs.
Lieutenant C.'s detachment came upon them on
the morning of the 21st of September ; they were
strongly posted in a glen, under a chief called
Dagee, and the entrance of this glen was crossed
by two deep and rapid nullahs. The hostile
force occupied the banks of these nullalis, from
whence they kept up a smart and galling fire :
their numbers were between five and six thousand
men. .Our infantry attacked in a most gallant
manner, by making a rapid and most furious charge
at the sante time that the 7th cavalry having made
a detour to the left to get round a skirt of the
glen, also fell upon thetn. This joint onset they
were unable to withstand, and they fled imme-
diately, with a loss of 300 killed and wounded.
At this place it was found that the enemy had
collected large magazines of ammunition, which
were all blown up by our troops. The victors
also got possession of a large quantity of arms and
of plunder ; elephants, camels, &c. It is hoped
that this affair will put an end to the further op-
position in the Baitool Valley.