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length of time to plithdei it without rainy an engagement with
my cavalry. I have the hovocir to be, my Lord,
Your Lord:hip's molt faithful tumble fervant,
Heacl•quarb.rs, C.mn Happer, (Sigurd) G. LAKE.
November 9, 1804.
CALCUTTA GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY.
Fort William, Nov. af, tso4.
Di patches, of which the following arc Copies and Extra a, have
been received by his Excellincy the Molt Noble the Governor.
General from his Fxe, Haley the Commander in Chief.
TO uts EXCELLENCY TUE stosT NOBLE MARV'S WELLESLEY,
GOVERNOR GENERAL, B.cc. &c.

My Lord-1 have the honour to report to your LowEhlp my
arrival at this place. Jefwinit Ran Holkar proceeded twos this
ncighh .urhood this morning, to Koorjah, and by every account,
his of is to crofs the Juntas wherever he can find a ford. I
111.11 contitine to pinfne him cl,dely, which will effeclually prevent
his doing much roireldef to the country,aud mull caufe his followers
great difirt Is, who by every account, arc very difcoutented, and
are anxious to have th- Dosh, as they cannot died their objed
of plunder, and with difficulty find fubfifixnce for themfelves and
horfes. I have the honour isi be, my Lerd
Your Lordffilp's molt faithful humble fervant,
Head•%arters, (Signed) G. LAKE.
Camp at Malaghur, Nov. 10,1804.
TO WS EXCELLENCY THE MOST NORIA MARQUIS WELLESLEY,
GOVERNOR GENERAL, &C. &C. SEC. _

•
MT LORD—I have the honour to relmrt to ycur Lortlfhip my
arrival at this place. Jefwunt Rao Hollerr marched from tbe
neichbovirhnod of Hurdwar gunge, towards Coliagungc this mor-
ning. I (hall continue to putfue him. I have the honour to be,
my lord, your Lorellip'v ruolt fai kful humble fervant,
Head Quarters, (Siztkel) G. LAKE.
Camp at PillMma, Nov. IS, 18C4.

TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST NOBLE MAIVIS WELLESLEY,

GOVERNOR GLNCRAL. &s. &C. &C.

MY LORtoi have thr hollour to inform your Lordfhlp of my
arrival at this place. Jefwunt Rao Hoikar appears to have taken
the dire& road to Futtsh Ghur. where he (Anhui died any mil
chief, as there are troop; there fuffiecnt for its defence, atid I thall
prefs him very clofe Ihould he a tempt to remain there I can
hardly imagine that it i his lineation to penetrate fo far. as he
would Liddifficult to e fr,.a his retreat out of the Does I have
the honour to be, my Lord, your Lordilsip'smoß faithful humble
fi.rvatit, (signed) G. LAKE.
. _

1-kal quarters, Camp at Klr.L ount:::e, Nov. 54, 1804.

LONDON.

TUFS.)AY, MAY I.
Sr. PHILIP and S,.

This day the Kiwn came from Kew to the QBeen's
Palace. At one o'clock his Malts-T.lr held a Levee
at St. James's ; after which there was a Council, at
which Lord BAR ex was (worn a Privy Councillor,
and took his feat at the Board as Pith Lord of the
Admiralty. The official announcement of his Lord-
(hip's appointment to this important office appears in
the Gazette of latt night.

Our Readers will perceive, frorrr our Report of the
proceedings of the Houk.. of Commons, that Mr.
WHITBREAD, according to his intimation on Friday
laa, objected to the Lift of the Committee ballotted
for to Examine into the Conduit of the Minifler, as
referred to in the t ith Report of the Commiaioners
of Naval Enquiry. The N4mes he objected to were
Lord CASTLEREAGH, the MA siia of the ROLLS, and
Sir W. SCOTT. '1 is produced an animated Debate,
in which Mr. WINDHAM objected to his own name
(landing on the Committee. The refult was, that on
the &it Divifion the Majority for Adminiaration
was 133, and in the other, 127.

The Catholic Petition to Parliament is likely to
experience a very general oppofition. The Common
Council of the City of London, it will be teen by the
report in another part of our paper, refolvcd yalerday
to petition both Houfcs againft the admiffion of the
claims fet forth in it. An hollile feeling was alto
exprefred againft that meafure, at the late e1e0;on of
Mr. GRATTAN, for Member of Parliament fot the
Borough of Mahon, in Yorklhire.

We pellet day Rated in a part of our impreflion,
that accounts had been received in town of the Tou-
lon fleet having got into Cadiz, and effeacd a junc-
tion with the Spanifh divilion in that port. This in-
telligence, we now underfland, was brought by the
FISGARD, Of 38 guns, Lord MARK KE,R, which arrived
from Cadiz on Sunday eveu.ng at Plymouth with dif-
patches for Government. It. is further Rated that
Sir Joir SI OR DE, with five fail of the line, let in with
the above fleet, and had -an en%tgement with them,
but in confequence of his interiority was obliged to
Cheer off. We do not voile... for the truth of this
Ilatement, but it is piohaW.e, as the fleet paired the
Strait of Gibraltar on the 9th instant. It is likewife
laid, that Lord NELSOU) with his whole fleet, was
at anchor in Cadiz Roads, where he was blockading
the Toulon fquadron : fimilar accounts have been
brought to Plymouth by the SIR! os, of 36 guns.
The following article, relative to the Toulon fqua-
drons was yeflerday pcted at Lloyd's :

A Letter has been rcrei.ed at the Ailrair..ity from Lord
Gardner, incloring a copy of Gilt from Vice Admiral Sir John
Orde to his Majcfty's Miniiter at Lilbon. It appears, that on
the afternoon of the 9th init. the Toulon Squadron flood in clofe
to the harbour of Cadiz, and had nearly brought the Vice Admi-
ral to aation."

The KING has been pleafed to appoint Wtwam
BLIWt, Efq. to be Captain General and Governor in
Chief in and over the Settlement of New South Wales.
Lord GARLI S is appointed one of the night Ho-
nourable J.ords Commianners of the Admiralty.
We underfland that Commiffioners will be appoin-
ed on Saturday next to go to Trinidad to invefligate
the allegations between Colonels FULLARTOM and
Pt CTOM•

On the 18th of May there will be a grand Review
by the KING, of the Stalfordlhire Militia, command-
ed by Lord UNBILIDGt, at Runneymead.
A delegation from the town of Liverpool has pre-
vailed upon the Lords of the Treafury to put that
port upon the fame footing as the port of London,
in regard to the Warehoufing Syltem, without re-
quiring new docks or wArehoufes to he cnnitru& d
for that purpnfe. 'lshirty•frur warehoule., which
I have been tendetcd, itunrdiately li‘enfed.