The Sun.
London, England, 1842-12-06 00:00:00

Fair.

Corporals Sumpter, Bevan.
Drummers—Higgins, Lovell, Branagan.
Privates—Burns, Cresharn, Cronin, Driscnll, Derney,
DufTy, Matthews, M‘Dade, Marron, M'Carthy, M'Cabe,
Nowlan, Robson, Seyburne, glrean,. Tongue, Wilson,
Durant, Arch, Scott, Moore, Miller, Murphy, Marshall,
Cox, Robinson, Brady, M•Glynn.
Boys.—Grier,
Her Majesty's 13th Light Infantry.—Privates—Bind-
leg, Murray, Magary, Monks, Maccullar, M'Connell, Duff.
Bengal Horse Artillery.—Sergeants.—M‘Nee, Ireland.
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baggage sergeant to the Caubul mis-

G. PONSONBY, Captain, Assistant Aci.iut.-General

FROM
MAJOR-GENERAL POLLOCK, C.D., COMMANDING IN
AFFGRANISTAN, TO T. M. MADDOCK, ESQ., SECRETARY
TO THE GOVERNMENT OP INDIA.
Camp Caubul, Sept. 27, 1842.
Sir,—l have much satisfaction in repvernororting-General,
, for the
information of the Right Hon. the Go
the arrival in camp this morning of Captain Bygrave, the
only person with remained in the hands of Mohamed
Akbar Rhan.• It arpears th4t Captain Bygrave was al-
lowed to join my'camp by Mahomed Akbar, who has
sent a letter to my address, copy and translation of which.
shall be forwarded by the koxt opportunity.
I have, &c.,
GEORGE POLLOCK,
Major-General commanding in Affghanistan.

FROM MAJOR-GENERAL W. NOTT, COMMANDING FIELD
FORCE, TO MAJOR-GENERAL POLLOCK, C.D., COM-
MANDING WEST OF THE INDUS.
" Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you that " Camp Urgunde, Sept. 16, 1842.
Shuns-
shoodeen, Sultan Jan, and other. Affghan chiefs, having
assembled abont 12,000 men, occupied a succession of
strong mountains, intercepting my march upon Renee
Badain and Mydan, on the 14th and 15th instant. Our
troops dislodged them in gallant style, and their conduct
afforded me the greatest satisfaction.
" The artillery distinguished themselves, and I beg to
mention tho names of Captain Leslie, Bombay Horse
Artillery, Captains Blood, Bombay Fout Artillery, and
Anderson and Turner, of the Bengal Horse Artillery,
and the 33th and 43d Bengal Native Infantry. I beg to
bring under the favourable notice of Government
Captain White, of her Majesty's 40th Regiment, in
command of the Light Companies of her Majesty's
40th and 41st
38th, 42d, and 43d Bengal Native Regiments, fur
Regiments. and of the 2d, 16th,
the able manner in which he carried- my orders
into effect, and fir the gallantry displayed by hint
and the companips under his command, in ascending the
:mountains and driving the enemy from their positions ;
I had every
reasonto be pleased with the conduct of all
the troops, European and Native. I forward a list of
killed and wounded.--4 am, &,,
" W. NOTT, Major-General,
" Commanding Field Force."

.Return of Killed and Wounded of the Field Force under
under the command of Major-General William Nutt,
in the Engagements with the Enemy, on the 14th and
15th of September, 1142.
2d Troop Bengal Irregular Horse Artillery-2 horses
wounded.
3d Company 2d Battalion Bengal Foot Artillery-2 ma-
gazine Lascars wounded.
Ist Troop Bombay Horse Artillery-3 horses wounded.
3d Company Ist Battalion Bombay Foot Artillery-1
private, 2 drivers, wounded.
Sd Regiment Bombay Light Cavalry-1 private killed,
1 horse wounded.
Ist Regiment Bengal Irregular Horse-1 naick, 4pH
eates, 8 horses wounded.
Christie's Horse-1 private, 10 horses wounded.
H. M's. 40th Regt. of Foot-1 drummer, 1 private
killed ; 1 lieutenant, 3 privates, wounded.
H. M's. 41st Regt. of Foot-1 private killed; 1 corporal,
1 private, ‘vouncled.
2d Regt. Bengal N. 1.-1 lieutenant, 1 private wounded.
16th Regt. Bengal N. 1.-1 havildar, 1 private wounded.