Star.
London, England, 1814-08-17 00:00:00

sivtintitAtt, AUGUST le.

IN Royal Highnens the PRINCE REGENT has ben pleadea, in
tbr name and on the behalf of his Majesty. to nominate his!loyal
likhnes, the Hereditary l'aixce ot °Ronne to be au Extra
Knight of the Most Hon. Military Order of the Bath.
DOWNING-STREET, AUGUST 16.

His Royal ll'ghness the PRINCE (tact sur has been &veil, in
th name and oil the behalf of Lis M4jesty, to anoint Eow.tan
1411guAt 1. WA kO, Egg. of ilangor, to be his Majesty's Secretary
of Legation at the Court of Stutgard.
CARLTON HOUSE, JULY C/s.
Hi 4 itit}?l Highness the PaINCL REGENT was this Jay pleased,
in the name anJ on the brhalf of Ms Majesty, to c-infrr the ho
no.ir of Knighthood on Dr. JA:iti:s R:'GRzcoi, inim.b...r-Ge-
nerel of Hospitals.

ORTWANCE orFICE, AUG. 12, 1811.
Artillery of the King's German Luton.
Frederick von Quite:, Gent. to be Second Liemeuanr.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
George Dodd, of Vauxhad-place, South Lamb:Alt, Cium7, sur-
veyor, civil engineer, de.ler and chap.v in.
Isaac ParrF, of Butt-lane, Deptford, ratter, dentler and c;:aproan,

OAR.ICO4B CAZErfir EXtRAGRDINART.

TV 41,Tp 14 .1.1. 51.'1314.-47m or iNDEPRvDevcr.

A di:ichatge of Artillery annntinced to the people
of ttraccas at eight O'clock this MOrning, the brii.
haat and decisive victory stbtairied by the arms of the'
Republic, over the Spaniards in 'ht....pi shis of ear the.
lx).;The following it the olficial report i-.-

liewi-sitavers n Valencia, ^!+t" of May, 1614.
" I liaVe the catTsfar:lon • of-informing yratr EICtl•
lencrof the complete victo4 which. was rsterday
atchieired by our arms lit the Sahanas of CarabobN
siz leagues from this city, over the• Spanish Army ur.
der the command of C4gigal..aorr Cevaltos. Their
trQnps have been. entirely &styled, with very little
loss on our side, • They the field all their ar.
tillery; ammimition, and bagga. ge., a dreadful flues! .
her of killed, upwards of 2WJO horses. and every thing
belonging to them, inclu.ling colours. drums, forgo,
and muskets. The few soldiers who draped, fied to
the woods, and are followed up on all sides. .Scarcel'y
70 or MO of the cavalry emaped,together along with •
Cevallos, who are all hotly pursued broisr sqoadrons.
Many of the eilemy'i officers of rank have been killed,
and oillt-rs of the some cl Ass are prisontrs. Cagigal
and Sa!amon, who are wandering .about the neigh-
bouring hills, are also pursued. In a word,.the Tic.
tory has been the most gr.t:ifying and complete. The
details of the action will bz s.iortly giiren. 'and at
present I only anticipate this ple
itingintelligence for
the satisfaction of your Xxcellency and the public,:
.
to whom •y.o.u.will communicate it. •
" GOD preserve Tour Excellency many years.
(Signed) " ANT. MI MS Titietlo
" To the Military Governor of Caracas!!

INDIA

ny letters from Kumaul, dated the 12th January
last, ..4e id, that part of the British army in the
Company's 'disco:ion were removed from Dam Duni'
to Karitaid. Part of. the Staff took their way by
water, which occupied three months, till the loth of
Augiut last; tinder a vertical sun, and alternately
torrents of rain; they sometimes laid by in the midst
of jungles for three or four days together, enccunter-
ing also Adverse winds and other dangers of the cli.
mate until they. arrived within 200 miles of 1-l:rdwar,
on the Ganges, where they pursued Cie rest of their
journey by land, with their baggage and supplies.
Kurnaul being one of the Yeinotest stations or the
army, they did not reach their destination till the 30th
of August, and joined in a muster on the following •
day. Kernatil is on the west side of the Jumna River,
close on its banks, about one degree North of the
Imperial city of Delhi. The Cnmp have no ter-
ritory there ; it is merely a cantonment end* a con-
siderable depot fur artillery, ordnance, and stores, in
the Seik country, to watch the movements of drat
wire northern neighbou.s. They have one other
military post on the Sittledge Riveirsabaiut 100 or
120 miles northward of Kurnaul, called Landianha,
is the outermost of the Nasrth-west frontier,
where they are constantly on the alert, consequently
they h'd not taken up this station six weeks before
the whole train were ordered out againit a hill-fort
belonging to Kis./ Raj:ilt, in a hilly colt :try South-
' ward and Westward Of Delhi : he had 'appropriated
to himself two or three villages of a neighbouring
Chief, who is an ally of the Company ; he gave up
iris usurpation and its effects, and paid for their equip.
meat. Thus a British force of 18,009 artillery, ca-
valry, and infantry, sat down quietly before the
place, aad sent for three fats of tupecs, demanded
itt compensation by the Company's Resident at
Delhi, with which they triumphantly
His fort is on a greater erninencie than Cultinger,
and report says, is much better fortified with guns
and troops of every description, in great number ;
the Rajah deems it so impregnable that he keeps
his treasures there, which is said to amount 'so
half a million sterling. The climate is very fine
at Karnali!, the cold as much u can be comfswt-
,ably borne with a wood fire ; the hitt weather is
"educed by the means is common use in the East;
and the raids are.mOst refreshinkT, and considered as
a: Doctor, who earriss• eff ail ;..ionents produced by
the preceding excessive heat. Tney abound in game
mei all:kinds, deers, hares, partridges, red and black,
to latter are of most beautiful plumage, and much
asneserior its flavour,) quails, snipes and docks, and
wild hogs, which are very tine eating, and the gar-
dens proddce very useful and necessary Vegetables,
yin as good perfection as.in England. In December
And January, pease., caul fl:Avols, asparagus. potatoes,
.Ike. were plentiful. 4. Our new stapaerae Chief (adds
nr.Correspondent) arrived in one season, with his
noble consort, family and suite. Feasts, balls, and
theatrical amusements have crowded upon each other,
.Mid addresses without measure, hare met his noble
ears in all directions, to which he has been so milt
'accustomed that I wonder how he replies to them
,all, but he contrives to say something to every one,
and sends all away much pleased and gratified. A
new laystem of things is carrying on at the Govern-
albeit House in spleodour...:The East India Company
ase. both lonoitrAble• and liberal, and. Are entiaid
to ceery support from a natioN, into whose lap thejt
treasures tpanuitlly flow to an /Immense amount.-
1 have dasnally a case natural
.svbieh goerthrough its rorgress mar mtl.i aod regu-
larly, and scarcely, in some, leaves a 1113: k behind
But the dit.eate here is more endemic t „in epidemic;
.its appearoce ,is e. rained •Onli to 'a short period of
one year, alter which it disappears as it came, spon-
taneously and without any known cause, though in
.the midst of thousands •vho never had the disease;
and ar still more curious tact. 1 have obs-rved with
that disease appears
rginsoPencetptao 11
patient, alweitistloet:tilitslnbjejaing previously known
or heard of for inonths in or neat; the same patleitth
recover in a.few days, the disease being ilvevery 42.
stance I hays met with perfectly hannisespAstok lq
progress and tektuipation."
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