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London, England, 1815-11-11 00:00:00

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FORT WILLIAM, JUNE 9.

of the conduct of the

The Honourable the Vice-President in Council
having received a copy of the ratified Convention
concluded between Colonel Nicholls, commanding
the British forces in Kumaonn, and the Hon. Edward
Gardner, on the part of the British Government, and
Chountra Bumsah, and the principal Sirdars of the
Government of Napaul, for the evacuation of the
province of Kumaoon, is pleased to publish it for
general information.
TRANSLATION OF A CONVENTION

Executed by Lieutenant-Colonel Gardner (authorised for that
purpose by the Honourable Edward Gardner and Colonel
llkhans, acting on the part of the British Government) on
ate side, and by Bumsah Chountra, Chaim°, Busidoree,
Kagee, Ungut, and Jusmundun Thappa; fur the Napaul Go-
vernment.
The Rajah's name at the top of the paper—" Girbaun Jodh,
Bikram Sah."

In the year 1672, Sumbut, on Thursday, the 4th of Bysack,
the following Convention hu been written by the Cbountra
Bumsah, Kagee Chamoo Bogdan*, Captain Ungut Singh Sir-
dar, and lusmundun Thappa ; and Lieutenant-Colonel Gardner
(on the part of the General, Colonel Nicholls), and the Hon.
E. Gardner, acting for the Governor-General; in which the
Chountra Bumsah and the Goorkah Birders, on the part of the
Rajah of Napaul [Here a space Is left for the Rajab's name, in-
serted at the top of the paper] agree:—
That the fort of Almorab, :and the province of Kamaison, with
all its fortified places, shall be evacuated. The garrison with the
property (namely, private effects), ammunition (namely, ball,
powder, and fiiats, with all muskets sod accoutrements, and 11
guns), shall be allowed te march across the Kali, unmolested, by
a convenient road, being supplied with provisions and carrtrrs,
who are to be collected and sent to such parts as may be pointed
out. The fort of Lalmundi shalt be evacuated this day, and
pommies given to the British troops.
iL. S.) BUMlAllell seal.
IL. 6 The seal of KAGRZ CliA)100 BUNDARItt.
(L S. The seal of JUSIIIIINDUN Twat*.
(L. S. The seal of Colonel Giutost alt.
(Signed) W. 1.. GARDNIIII.
RatiEed and confirmed by us this twenty-seventh of April, ISIS,
(Sigitedl J. Nicuoccs, Colonel.
E. GARDNIII, Yd.
(True translation)
(Signed) E. GARDNER, 2d.
CALCUTTA GAZETTE, JUNE 15, tuts.

Our letters from the north-west divisions of the
army are chiefly occupied in detailing the interesting
ceremonies of the evacuation of Malown and Jytuk,

by the two illustrious Goorkha leaders. Umr S'rt
had commenced his march to the south-east, aeu
would be joined by his son at some intermediate te p l
between ltatnghur 211 d Mahan. The iorm(r was t.
corted by a subaltern Officer and a company of t',,
:Id battalion 6th Regiment Native Infantry. It w..,
understood that he wauld likewise be accompaaici t'(,
Kumacion by Lieutenant Murtay, the Officer in cern,
mend of the irregulats. With the exceptions of a.
2d battalion Ist Regiment Native Infantry, and 2,
battalion 6th Iteginient Native Infantry, left to gar'
!icon the posts lately surrendered by tie enemy, tht
corps composing General Ochterlony's division, had
previously to the 20th ult. broken up, and commence
their return to their respective cantonments. It i,
scarcely to be wondered, that the Officers universally
express their joy at the completioa of a serv;ce, ti,:.
extreme hardships and privations of wh:cii coulder:t
have been repaid by the Li iniaacy of its tetinin.e,,,
A few companies were engaged in wit'ah-awilar t...
guns and stores fiorn the position, rey.ratly occupit,.,
by the tra-ps of the division. Fit in the urin,wald
nature of the ground, this was au eperatinn of nth:
dihiculty. Malown itself is represent..i as bpi na a
miserable hole, small and fi.thy ; having only ~
scanty supply of stinking water.
Letters of the `22.1 ultimo, from Jytel, sta!p, t'.2:
on the evening of the (...)Ist, Runinur ar.,::.1.1e.:iew,::
marched out from that fortress wit:t ene gat,, tLiz
arms, and private property. I:* n possession Cl I:-
fort being taken Ly the troops under General :,I.eti-,
dell, immense quantities of ammuaition :on? n,;;..;.,were discovered. Several guns of snia.: c .;.?:!' :: 4:
found i,s the outworks. We have alr..ni,; :Ail •'
the stockades were much weaker than 1..1 i t-.:.
..
viously conjectured from distaut view. T.::: I ni ,
a place of small dimensions,
.and of let;, ~
w w
strength. It and its out
orks ere oc:nia:d !...-
two flank companies of his IYlajiisry's ..5.;.1, a.,.1 :,, ..-
companies of native troops, under Maki:. Clain.,
Preparations were making for dragging the ;.
down to Nahun; they would probably iLnaAna
pass on the 2,ith. The late garrison c,:nsidetedi:
extremely lucky in having obtained terms sn tic,
ingly favourable, and confessed, that had lies; 1
continued only a few days longer, it trust have i
rendered at discretion. Dying of famine, it h...!
strength to tight ; and every attempt to fly nur.::i
ended in its utter destruction, surrounded as it
on all sides with a large force is the UQOII, teat,
intercept the Itv,a,itives.
The same terms which bad been grante! to
Singh and his xll, and to Bum Sah, by C.
Nicholls, had been offered to Ba!lktawur at.l
deep K tjees, the C,is:s holding Sreenugur an,
easierii ?arts of the Gurhwal district. The batt
which had b.r.en scattered through Jaunsar awl
western division of Gurhwal, tied, been Orden(
assemble in the ;Jonah of the Ganges ; and to n
to Teree Gitatit on the Bliagrutty, whence it a
proceed directly towards S ugur. Major DAL kin
was already there with fo napanies and a!
500 irregulars ; and after ival of a man
train, proceeding from Nahun, could easily
Sreenugur in thiee marches. The detachment w
Colonel Carpenter was still encamped in the Di
and if or dered to Sreenugur, would have to surm.
the Budraj range, and Deoprag, before rear
'reree. No lour-I,yoted animal, ercepting goats,
traverse these stupendous mountains. It was be
ed, that immediately on the setting in of the r,
the various detachments at Eyru, and other a4ta:...
places, would leave the low and unhealthy lands,:
the Dow, and retire to the forts situated on the sun.
traits of the hills i.. Jaunsar and Gurhwal.
MADRAS, JUNE 27.
Yesterday, at noon, royal salutes were had fr-te
the tort and Chepauk palace, in honour of to i.:u
cess of the British arms, under Major-General 0.7.•
terlony, and of the cession of the province cf Iti
maoon to the British authority.
The Right Hon. the Governor-General gave a
grtheancdommimlitaanrydedrininnerchoinefTuoensdhaiys troethuia rnE;ircuemlieny
atc
caatinthpe;Aarriudeeornßllangurd
,swalylichhiswEa:catlitlzydgbayve a
a..l!,:altyci
rous circle of the rank and beauty of Mafras.
His Majesty's ship Tyne sailed on Sooty :.:t
Trincomalee, having on board his Ma.,-!sti.'s N.n I
Commissioner of Madras.—The TLittel!,:".Nt ac,na:
partied the TINE to get some repairs.

FLANDERS MiilL.

FRANKFORT, NOVEMBER '2.
The Ai:trials Observer of the 27:1t Os-A.-I)er,
Fshes the Proces Verbal of the Contert:i:ce of
October, which is enough to confirm its Autheutize!,
it adds, 44 The labours mentioned in a: titles r. e:
Al and Sd are ended, and the Proces Verbal of
cc
Conferences on this was signed the 16 1). Thus
pincipal treaty is now drawing up, and the subsaialf
conventions, and may soon be signed."
• ' COLOGNE, NOVEMBER 4.
..1
We learn that Prince Blecher's head.quart,ir-
soon be removed to Aix.la.Chapelle.
The Prussian army will be disposed of in fotirl
the first pit 30,010 men, commanded by Gt
IKliest, remains in France; the second will ncciip)
fortresses ; the third, commanded by Czneral Gm,
nau, will be stationed in the new possessions of
King, on this side of the Rhine ; the foto 01 v:.i
stationed behind the Rhine, and extend its
ments to Erfurth.

BERLIN, OCTOBER 46.
The Provincial States of Prussia have intrea:.:::
King to be pleased coon to put in execution
Constitution which he promised Ater ihe ,i;
is said that Mr. Justus Gruner WAS to prcsen:
petition.

BRUSSELS, NOVEMLER 1.
The two officers belonging to the staff, whose
French Commandant of Chatleitiont scut to P.inser
to
iostructions, have returnei to the hit tress with i'
to deliver it up to the Prussian trooo.
The French garrison of Chalt mont consists t
1800 men, partly troops of the line, partly nttiona
guards. There are either in the place for its deli
or in the ars:nal, ‘.:SO piece, of canyon, and 310
dance of military stores, and ammunition of co!
kind. Charlemont will be occupied on the 16thp
this month, in the moining, Dy ?lassie) troop un-i.
Prince Augustus, whose headluarters arc at PIS
Givet.

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