Star.
London, England, 1815-04-27 00:00:00

FHE Afi)trr,

• WAt.t IN INDIA, • •
. A private Letter has been .received from
stating, that ao tinsuccessful attack had been md,!;:-
Py a detachment under the orders of Nliijor.Ger!,r,d
ClLLEstia, upon the fort of Kolunga, in the Ne..oul
country.
Colonel OCHTERLONY is also reported to ha..-c. tal;:n
A fort against which he was to act, but u:di ci),..,,-
derable loss.,
We have reason to believe the tonna ing list (.1
killed and wounded is correct:—

Kit.t.en.....General Gillespie. Lieutenant O'Hara, 6th ;
LicY-
tenant Pod:erell, 17th; Lieutenant Ellis, Pioneer;
Gosling, sth. •, .
0,13 DRO —Captain Burton, eth Light Dionon,t, neverely ;
Captain Macdonald, ditto, ditfo • Captain Leyniao, sig:ttlx;
Captain Teylor, severely.; Majoriresteurn, tly ; Lien- etia.,i;
M,:nt?ath, 17th Infantry; Lieeterisnt Youlq 53d 1,09 ; sevrrtly..;
Lieutenant Blanu, Engineers; Lieitellatr. Elliot, PicLeer. ;
lrcv-
tenant Anstice 534 Foot; Lieutenant ThaLkery, virh Ftutt ;
lieutenants Riley and Lodie, 6th Infan•ry ; hisjors amt
Broughton, severely; Captain Byers, Attle-de-c:ntp, slight:y ;
Ca stain Fraser, Esq. severely, bat doing
(CIRCULAR )....-RECRUItING DEPARTMENT.
" .Horse Guard.; April .2 t, ;11.
" Maitoaatiafit.—ln reference to the Circular Li:at.: fron
' this Depanmeot, dated the lath instant, the Command( t in Chief
dedres that theltamber af Recruiting Paties may be inert a-cd
u far as the means of each corps will admit. ()Ricers in e-tn-
:nand will secottlogly propose their strangerleots t carryn,4
this measure into immediate effete.—By coninotql or his kt.).l
Highness the Could:seder in Chicf,... (-ig:.e.')
"HARRY eALVERT, iVljutAtit-General."
The late or 'Ding's Dragoon Guaids, are to h:,
brigaded with the Mires and L.fe Guards, at the
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particular request of the Duke of WELLINi:TON. S'r
I)avro Durtnai (the Colonel) paid the greatest at,
telltiOit to the interior economy (,f this well regulated
and highly aiiciplined regiment, previous to its being
ordered on service. .

Saturday a draught of 1.50 men from tl-e 2d bat.-
tAlion 91st regiment marched into Queensberry Bar-
racks, Edinburgh, from Stilling. They are to em-
bark at Leith, on board of transports, for Chtend,
where they will join the Ist bitt.di.in of that corps.
Great exertions haVe been made to embark a num-
ber of artillery horses at Cork for Bristol, and ulti.
mately for Belgium, and no less than _'.;CO tons cf
slipping have been procured within ther.e tew days
by the activity of the agents employed for that purpose.

APAL INT
MAILS T'
ARIL DOC
Dublln • - 1 0 I.Lben
Waterford - 1 0 Fiance
I Guernsey and Jersey .1 0 Flanders
Hamburgh 0 O. ,:-)tteuburgh
HoUaad 0 1 I Cantina
PLYMOUTH. APRIL e 5.
Came in the EntOntsus frigate, SEALARZ sclmoncr.
ltesoLum gun-brig, from a crnize ;
,and the
bELLRROPIION, from. Portsmouth.— Sailed the Tinca
frigate, on a cruiie ; and the BITTERN sloop, for Li-
verpool.

ELLIGENCE.
'HIS DAY.

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TORBAY, APRIL sr,.
Sailed his Majesty's ships POD/MOUS and Jesus, or.
a ctuige. •

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 26.
Art-Pied his Majesty!: ship Helms, from the coast
of America.—SAiled his M•sjesty's ships Cotunt.ta.
and SM.; on a cruize.—Wind East. .
DEAL, APRIL 26.
Came down from the River and sailed, thtf
Lz-
vinia, for Quebec, and the Conc,lrd, for New
and several others, names not known. Arrive,f the
Lord Cochrane, Ross, from Sweden, waft insi of
rudder and other damage, having been ..n slime nil"
the South Fortiand ; arrived the Swedish sloop a
war, Dolphin; from Cronstadt for Bartholumews.

HARWICH, APRIL 26.
Arrived the Lord Nelson packet with a mail front
Hamburgh, and several sail from London, IN.tied
to Holland, fcc. Sailed the LeiCester packet for
HoHind, and Beaufoy packet for Hamburgll.

The Ann, PARKINS, front Dublin to Lynn, urn on
shore on Tuesday night, at the entrance ut di.tt hat-
bour, but is expect d to be got off without damage.
Yesterday a Cottrt of Directors was held 4t the
India-hove, when Captain HEMING, of the David
Scott, took leave, previous to to departing fur Ma-
deira and Bombay.
We are to learn that the Clarendon, Captain
Lim, fro:TA:dam to London, with a vAluable
cargo, has been captured off Cape Aguilas, the most
southern point of the continent of Africa. The
Woodbridge and Garland, outward-bound, had ar-
rived at the Cape. •The Indus and Tigris Indiamen
arrived at Boixtbay on the 19th of November.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
NEWMARKET FIRS C SPRING MEETING, Ms.
WILDNRSDAY, APRIL fiW.

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el imp e& A. F.
Sir). ShellerstMralton, out of' Fanny, 6st. lib. 1
Mr. Blake's grey filly, by ai:wits, 6st. lib. - 2
Duke of Poetland's edit, by °hide, est. 41b. . - 3
Mr. Hallatt's Joanna Southcote, sst. . - 4
'gto 1 apt Sir J.Shelley's filly-5 to 2 agst Mr. Blake's filly.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each. D. M.
Mr. Lake's Alatitl.n. Bst. 51b. - .
Mr. StOnebewer's Hamlet, Bst. 111 b. - -
Lord G. II Cavendib's Akohol, sat. - -
Lord Suwell's Cato, est. lib. - -
Mr. Shakesycar's Merrygoround, Bst. 1011 s. .
•oto I apt Aladdin-r 1 to iag t Hamlet-5 to 4on Alcohol.
The Port Stakei, a Sweepstakes of 10481. each, tuft. tOr eulm,
. Bst. 7tb. and fillies, lost. 41h. T. M. M.—The owner of the s.-
coed bore to withdraw his stake.
Mr. Watson names Duke of GI attun's Wire - 1
I. Mr. Wilson names Lard Staweles Isluclur - - v
Mr. Windham's brother to Hedley - - - 3
Duke of ROtland's ch. tidy Madura, by Scl.m - 4
Three pals! torfeit-8 to I apt Wire-6 to 4on Illit..her--. ,
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5 to 1 apt Medora.
Mr. Craven's Eagle', gas loib. beat General Gro<venor's Itrb
ISM, eat. T.Y.O. sup.—t to 1 apt Eaglet.
Tbfrd and last real of the Newmarket Stakes of 507; each, h. ft.
colts, Set. 71b. Maid, ULAN D.M.—"l'he owner of -Lt: second
hors.: to receive 100 gs out of the stakes
Lord Lowther's br. co.t Bust*, by Clinker - - I
Duke of Grafien's bay enir Whisker, brother to Whalebone g
Mr. Pipe's BUy, by calm, out of Zoraida -
Eightstarted-1 he Judge plaeed but three—Fifteen paid.
ato 1 apt Bust.-4 to I eget Whisker-3 to 1 eget f. by bairn.
Fifer Pounds, by Subscription, for S-yr-olds, Tit. sib. 4-yr-olds,
set. I lib. and 6-yr-olds, est. alb. B. C.
Mr. Joel?. bay colt King of Diamonds, 4-yr-old
Mr. Kingsman's bay cob Olive, 1-yr-old -
Mr. Dundee's bay Gott Robin Adair S-yr-old
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to 4 se King of Diatooods—a Co 1 opt ofive-2 to 1 apt
BOND Adair.

The nee for the 900egs. Sakes, on Tuesday. excised unwed
interest. Tigris sad Whisker were deeply backed, as also Lord
Foley's Glory colt-4 was a very fine race, and woo by a head.
Whisker being beet, Sr Joshua is in favourite for the Daby.
Both* g to l on the lade

BAILEY V. WARDEN.
This was a bill of exception to the judgment of the
Court of Common Pleas. .The plaintiff, a Serjeant
in the Bedford Local Militia, had bronglit an action
of trespass against the defendant, Adjutant of the
same regiment, for false imprisonment, and the Jury
had found a verdict for the plaintiff, damages to the
amount of £134. 15s, 10d. The case stated, that
Colonel S. Whitbread, the Commander of the Bed-
I Id Local Militia, had given a verbal order that cer-
tain Serieants of his regiment should attend a regi.
mental school, for the purpose of receiving instruc-
tions ir. the rudiments of education, that the plaintiff
refused to obey the order, and said to one of his
brother min-commissioned officers—" d—n your eyes,
don't give up—don't yield—don't go to school, I will
do my duty as a soldier, but I will not be made a
boy of I I will not be tried by a regimental Court-
Martial, that will not do forme. I will have a Gene-
tal Court Martial." This disobedience of orders was I
reported to the defendant, who ordered the plaintiff
into custody, and lie was afterwards brought before
the Colonel, who remanded him to the county gaol,
where be tea wined in custody until he was brought'
before a Court Martial, who, upon a full investigation
of tl:e facts, found the plaintiff not guilty, upon the
Charges brought against him. He then brought his
action against the defendant for false imprisonment,
and damages of the above mentioned amount were
given into by the Jury ; the Learnediudge charging the
Jury to Say whether the plaintiff had been guilty of
mutinous conduct ? This, together with other points
of the Learned Judge's direction, was excepted to by
the deifend.oit's Counsel ; and the case now came be-
fore this Court for consWeration.
Mr. Serjeant BLosserr, on the behalf of the defer.
dant, contended that the imprisonment was sot
gal, and cited numerous caws to that effcct..—Judg-
titcnt deterred.

Bow-silk:a:v.—Tuesday P. Robert Milward, hunts-
man to Colonel Thornton, obtained at the Office a
warrant against Colonel Thornton, -Sir Hem y She.
rid n, Bart and John Titeut de Terenar, charging
them with a violent assault. It appeared that Colo.
• ncl 'Thornton went to France about lour months
`inner, leaving R. Islilward on his estate near Bath, as.
tuition-an. The Colonel returned to England about
a month since, and has been living at Pagliano's
during that time. Yesterday sennight Ro.
bent Nliiwaid arrived in .London, and since that time
lie has been lei): atedly with the Colette' for the pay.
mi nt nt his wages, &c. amounting to £B7, the Colo.l
nel disputed the amount, and said he should refer
it
to a islr. Brace ; however, at. the interview which he,
had with the C lonel on Monday evening, he told
him he had no money to pay for .his food or. veers.'
sal y expeeses, and theretore he must have some
money ; akid the colonel refesing.to glee him ai.y,
and the huntsman refusing to leave the room ex-ypt
be had some, force was used. .50 .get him nut, and it
Ling held by. the Magi:trete that thisinunsman was
a trespasser after being ordered out, the warrant was
dircharged.
[ll maws, sem Housk.—Yetterday J. Carlisle, abutcher,
its Whitechapel, was charged with assaulting Eliza-
beth Clarke, on Tuesday- night. The prosecutrix was
passing by tlie+ stall of die prisoner, when be dragged
her aside, threw her drown, and proceeded to acts of
the mostshaineful violence. He then kneeled upon
her breast, struck her several violent blows, and
Living. lest her in site's a state, asto be unable to call
for Ass.stance,- escaped. Be was secured, however,
soon afterwards. He we; fully oommitted.--"freelia
Jeri, was committed for trial, upon 4 charge of
having forged and presented a will at Mints' Com-
mons, to which she administered, purporting to be
the will of the late lames Cfmpbell,ol the Java East
ladianian.
Oat Readers have often heard -of the murder of
C.lpta'n WhIGHT j but petit:rya some of them have
yet to learn that a rest ard of £lOOO has been offered,
by public advertisement to apprehend the murderer,
rapid bring him to trial, according to the laws of Eng.

.d.
flow comes it that we hear no more of Prince PLA•
g' FE'S pry charger working in a dong•aut I Wei
suspect that Mr. WittransitD, on enquiry, found he
lsrd been misinformed. The hone. alluded to is
ac t u Ally one of the favourites in the Micas Recienv'e.
stud, nor is he ever subjected to any labour, but the
necessary exercise so keep bimln healtb. •
On the 14th inst. a melancholy accident happened
a' the salute-battery, in the Phoenix Pali. Dentin.—
Whilst proving small arms, at the fourth floor of
arms that was laid down, in order to prove the
barrels; which are double charged, and the ball drove
borne with a large heavy ramrod, a spark fell on the
train, and they exploded. Some of the breechens
were driven into a large .oak beam as far as the barrel;
two men were so dreadfully wounded, that they sur-
vived only a few hours ; another man's thumb Was
torn off, and some others alsb injured.

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