The Sun.
London, England, 1818-11-26 00:00:00

INDIA.

BorAny Papers to the sth August hate Iken
received in Philadelphia. The Bombay Courier,
of the 4th Angusit, states, that the British suc-
cesses over the Native Princes continved. But it

appears that some unpleasant news had been re-
ceived at Bombay from the army. Gen. GREEN..
nut., on the 17th July, made a grand attack
against the Pettsh, in which the British troops
displayed unusual intrepidity. althongh their ef-
forts were unsuccessful. The defences were
found to be of a most formidable and unexpected
nature, and they were vigorously defended. Gen.
GREENHILL was obliged to retire, owing to the
injury he had received It Om the destructive fire of
the enemy.which his force had been exposed to,
and 'the garrison redoubling their efforts from the
moment the attack commenced. The loss of the
British, we are sorry to s ,y, was very sevrre.—
The Papers also give an account Of the storming
and capture of several Forts, by vat ions divisioo•
of the E•tglish armies. The accoont of the defeat
of the PEtstrwA, which has before been publish-
ed, is corroborated, with additional particulars.
The insurrection at Ceylon (the Philadelphia
Paper :adds) still raged with greater Itity,aceording
to the last accounts, dated July 1, and it was
feared would terminate with great bloodshed, as
the rebels had advanced within a few miles of
Nlodtort, and dispatches had been received at
Nladras front General BaowNRIGG, for a rein-
forcement of troops.
The cholera morbus still raged in India, and
numbers were daily becoming victims of its fury.
'flue Philadelphia Gurette of the 29th nit. con-
tains the following intelligence limn New South
Wales We have received a file of Sydney
(New South Wales) Gazettes of so late a date as
the 3d of August, which state that Captain llva-
MANT had discovered a small island lying in lat.
35.27. S. long. 127. 2. E. on the Gilt July, at
nine o'clock, A. M. Captain U. StMCS, he
could not effect a landing, owing to the breakers,
nor did he discern any inhabitants or, shore. At
ten, the same day, passed Kangaroo Island, dis-
tant seven leagues. The above information will,
we frost, be acceptable to mariners.
The Papers also state that the Colonir was
perfectly healthy, and in perfect tranquillity."

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THE SUN.

soLum quis tilcuttE FALSUM aUULVT

LONDON,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1818.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Monday last. The following are extracts :

" Ynttts, Nov. 23.—Yesterday the King re-
ceived the Ministers, Marshals, Cardinals, &c.
Ills Majesty gave an audience of leave to M. de
Rumigny, French Charge d'Aff.tires'to Sweden,
who is preparing to set out for Stockholm.

We learn from Strasburg, that the Duke o

Gloneester arrived there on the 17th it.stant ; his
Royal Highness intended to stay two days.

" The Duke de Richelieu, who left Aix-la-
Chapelle on- Saturday, is expected at Parii this
day.

" According to the last letters from Berlin; the
King of Prussia was expected there the 26th

11151 ant.

" A woman named Suzanne Deearion, a native
of Surinam, died on the I 2th instant at Haarlem,

aged 105.

The Russian he :d-quarters left Maubeugc
the day before yesterday.
" AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, Nov. 16.—The Emperor
of Russia will return here the 21st inst., bat will
set out the next day for Vienna.

The Emperor of AusrriA wili remain six days
with the Empress at Muulch, and return to Vienna
early in December.
" MADP.II), Nov. 10.—The new Minister Imaz

has made no change in die system of finance of
the late Minister Garay ; and in order to raise a
supply, it is supposed he must carry Garay's Pro-
ject into effect, by making use of a part of the vast
property of the Clergy.
" STRASI3I..IRGII, Nov. 15.—The Duke d'An-

gonleine made Lk entry into Colmar ye,;terday
afternoon, after passing some hours at Seheleitadt,

DU'kSELDOEFF, Nov. 15 —The first column of
the Russian troops from France is to arrive here
the 25th inst., the second the 2%►h, and the third

the Ist December.

" Aix LA•CEIAPELLE, Nov. 17.—The intended
journey of the Prince de Metternich to Brussels is
countermanded.

" Nov. 18.—The King of Prussia sets out from
hence for Ber!in on Friday or Saturday, the 21st
instant, and does nut wait the return of the Em-
peror of Russia.
" The Committees for the affairs of G.-rmany,
at Fraukfort, will be the saute as that fortetrito-
rial arrangements, consisting of M • de Wassem:


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