The Sun.
London, England, 1818-09-17 00:00:00

C.l:\ll' BEFORE CIIAND.III, Arnit, 7.

advance (0 1%11111,1 50 miles .t this, ‘ve
Jell rn with and dispersed a body of !Hee Itow'*
horse, the advance ut his ‘vliole force, who had
crossed the east bank of the \Varda on the 3d,
an intention of marching on Utandaii,
agreeable to an incitation front the Rdledar of
that place. So:ne prisoners that we took e,oive
its the follo.,ring account of lib; force and Cottt-
n►ats<lr•ts

liairr nom's 11,H-se, itlldcr is brother Cliilnimjcc "Ippa 6.000

Sep'iiher .
Villehove Krtja
I lie late Golda% Brother
ltanolven, one of 11011:''s late Chief'
......

•
Trintimclij,c Daoglia 3,000
Gunptit Row

• :14.1)4,0
The diveetion of tliis large force was changed by our small
ot,e, consistim: of the
tit h tavillry, including a squadron of the Bth 800
Pcdlar'FfitorKe l,OOO
3 e.:dinpee guns.
Infantry
This will give some idea of the state of alarm
that exists in their camps, and what A wretched
cowardly crew his army is composed of.
\lre have the satisfaction to report the reduction
of Inc tot t of If aingitur, in the province of
by a detachment under the command of Colonel
Pearson ; and the ocettp.ition of that of Ctinita by
Lieutenant-Colonel Inflack, who had proceeded
to invest I)eogiiitr.
following Extract of tirigade Orders by
Lieut.-Colonel Prother„ dated Camp Indapore,
17th Aptil, 1818, will clearly elucidate a very
spirited atiair, in which a detachment of the force
under that Officer's cointnand has been engaged:—
lice Commanding Officer, with sentiments of sa-
tisfaction, publishes to the force, for general in-
formation, the following purticulars,of the attack
of the stockades, under Captain, Rose, his 'Ma-
jesty"s 89th regiment : .
There were three stockades on a range of hills,
in shape somewhat like a half crescent ; Captain
Rose divided his detachment in three parts, one
snider Capt. Hutchinson and Lient: Crosby, an-
other with Lieut. lif.llassis and Lieut. Dowdall,
the third under his persOnal command with Lieut.
Phelan ; (the enemy were in nitinber five hun-
dred, nnt.:er the siiperititendance of a Deivan,
with locket batteries, and (IVO small guns ;) the
detaelitnipt of Poona auxiliary horse supported
the infan'try. The attack on the flank stockades
eounneneed nearly :At the same tihte tinder a heavy
fire of rockets and musketry ; they were carried
in a very gallant style by Captain Fititchinson and
Lieut. liellassis, the enemy abandoning. the post
immediately : on percei,ing which, Capt. Hose,
who had maintained the centre for the purpose of
supporting the parties, gallantly pushed on and
carried the main stockade, capturing two guns.

'Ftie Poona iinxiliary horse, tinder lirit4iitle Aiitjor
pineeiving the enemy making oil, ascended
the hill with and finding a road, got up
to e party of the enen.v tinder the I)etvao, killed
of them, and tni,k the I)ekvan and others
in. siners.
The Commanding Officer tenders his thanks to
Captain ltt,xr_ for his joith ions arrangements, and
to Ail the officers nod nicit %din lout the honour to
share in the success of the morning.

Lieutenant -Colonel Prother is pleased to express
Ids approbation of Brigade Alajor Moores con-
duct. and of the Poolim Huxilial y horse.
I,ientenHnt-Colonel Prot her conceives this Affair
to be wr.ithy or repiesentation to his Excellency
the Commander-in-Chief ; it is his pride and ever
will he tV firing to notice the conduct of any part
of his giillant lot cc, from whom in the present
campaign he has rcceived such general support.9l

DREADrut. DENT.—Yesterday toornipg, ns
TtiomAs Esq. nicrcloint, of Aide'ate-
street, was endeavouring to 7tvoid t hackney-
coach, which was d'ising before
the India-house, his toot slipped. and he fell ‘vith
his legs underneath a cart heavily laden, which
:was passing at the moment, tie "heel ol which
tent over both thighs antlern,ierl them to pieces,
The Unfortunate Cietitleman was immediateiy
taken up, and conyeyed to an adjacent
house, and.medical assisfancv procured. Ile was
quite 'senseless, but his residence having been as-
certained by a card in his pocket, he n a 3 convey-
ed home 'Ton a litter prepared for the purpose.
The medical men said, that the ampwation of
both legs would be indisis,lisahle, and that even
then the recovery of Mr. litmAtEtt was very
doohtful.

About three o'• lock yesterday afternoon, as
Mr. BaosvivlNG, timber-merchant, of Lambeth,
was icturoing troll; the Commercial Docks in a
wheii y, while passing under the centre arch of
the new, Soutli‘v:ith-bridge,• some of the heavy
timber which had supported the same gave way,
Intl falling on the boat it was immediately sunk.
Ffirtunattly the timber fell in such a direction
that, although the boat was destroyed, the pas-
sengers were not hurt. Alter St frit 'SUMAC
(1111 C in the %Toler, they were rescued limn the r
perilous sitiration without having reteived the
slightest injuly.
Parcels of considerable value have for some
time past been 1.11111%11ig from the llolvherid and
Ltirtnioghani wed, to a vast amolint, without any
discovery taking place till Alooday evening, when
just as the mail was going to leave Lombard-
street, a person well knoWn was taken into cus-
tody, on sussing suspicion ot being concerned in
depredations upon thi tt mail. e imusediately
confessed to eleven parcels, some of which were
of great value ; lie says there are three inure con-
-1,1111,1_ (Silt of thrum