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At the Duke's Head, Lynn, on Tuefday the itth June, !Soy,
At four o'clock in the afternoon,
A CAPITAL and moR defirable FREEHOLD
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Some time in July or Augull next, at the King's Head, in Wey-
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ALL that capital MANSION HOUSE, Offices,
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county ; with large walled Garden, hocked with chuice Fruit Trees,
Lawn, Home Grounds, Plantations, Coppices, Pa. Ste. contain-
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Y FORD COTTAGE, WI NCH tS ER.

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ADELINE MOWBRAY cl• the MOTHER
and DAUGHTIiIIt ;a To i.s. By Mrs. ON F..
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CALCUrTA GAZETTE.
Fort Vt'illianr, Dec. 6, 1834.
TO HIS EXCELLENCY TN! MOST NOBLE 111414,Q,U1R

u'ELLFcLFY. GgYERNOIt GFNERAL, &C.
MY Loan—Confident that every initanee of gaud cordon,
limners, and Ready attachment of our native troops will all': rd
your Lortlfhip lincere pleaiure, I think it my duty not to will-
hold from your Lordanp the accompanying detail from Lieute-
nant-Colonel Burn, who commanded the detachment Witch I re-
lieved at S'tantlie. The firmitefs and perieverance of our troop%
on this occalion ref cil on them the higheft credit, and will, 1
have no doubt, afford your Lordibip the greateit fatidaetion..l ha
Cervices of Colonel Burn, and the officers of his detachment, wsre
no lets confpicuouLly meritorious on this nrcafion, than in the
gallant ilefetn.e of Delhi, and gave them kern claims to my grati-
tude and approbation. I have the honour to be, my Lord,
Your I.t.rdfhip's molt faithful humble Servant.
Head Qprters. Camp at Kethowhe, c. LAK
Nov. 7, reel*
TO LIEUTENANT-COLONEL GERARD, &C. &C.
Sir—l have the h( nour to acquaint you, fur the
information of his Excellency the Commander in
Chief, that agreeably to inflruCliims from the }tell-
dent at Delhi, I croffed the Jumna with my detach-
ment on the 26th. and arrived at Kakarah on the
27th. Ott the 28th I proceeded to Soornepoor ; here
Lieutenant Ross received from Colonel OCH TER.
LON letter, mentioning a repot tof HOLKAR, with
his cavalry, having arrived at &input ; but the na-
tive accounts varylog fo much, I did not think my-
feif warranted in delaying the march of my detach-
ment. On the 29th we leached Bagouralt, and about
one o'clock that day, the enemy's horle appeared
and fuccceded in carrying off font camels; as the
ituation cf tilt camp was very unfavourable. being
almof entirely furrounded by firgar-cane and jungle,
I judged it pi odent to move immediately into a plain.
tl.e night proving uncommonly thie, I continued
marching for this place, which we reached at day-
break on the 3oth, although haricl:d the whole way
by the enemy's bode, which obliged us to keep up a
conflant fire.

I have the fatisfaelinn to add, that, with the ex-
ception of a few Hackeries and fome prate bag-
gage, unable to keep up, we eeperience:: j I
immediately encamped in a tquare, near the town of
Shamlie ; in about two hours the enemy appeared in
front of our pofition in large bodies, rnek;ng leveral,
attempts to came down, and were es often driven
back; but as they were hourly increating in num-1
bets, it was impt,flible to prevent their furrounding
us by the evening. At four o'clock the neer morn
ing we began to move. The enemy liippofing it nor
intention to proceed towards Sahai unpore, had pod-!
cd their boric on the road leading to that place, which
enabled the detachment to enter a (mall gutrie bor-
dering on the city without moleflation ; and I deter-
mined to make every poffible refillance in the gut rie,
till reinforcements Ihould arrive, or till I received in-
formation of their march ; I found fuch a readineh
in both officers and men, of all delcriptions, to fob-
suit to every deprivation. that it enabled me to adopt
with fuccels, the phin of defending the genie, and
rely with confidence on their tirmnefs and devotion
to the fervice, fhould circumfiances at loft oblige us
to fight our way to Delhi. No time was 1011, after
gaining poffeflion of the place, in repairing the trac-
tions, and mounting four fix-pounders, which have
had confiderab!e tfieet in difperfing the enemy when-
ever they appeared within reach. On the night of
the 3oth, Lieutenant MARTIN was detached with too
men to coital fume grain ; but from the camp fol-
lowers that attended being too few, fcarcely any was
procured. On the sift, I detached Lieutenant Ross
with an equal number for the fame purpole, who tra
v-rfed the fields in every direaion, even elide to the
c .emy's polls ; bttt found they had entirely conitim-
e,l or dellroyed the whole that was I ipe, which made
in refolve upon lislitiog my way to Baugput the
nat night. While difpolitions were making, I re-
I ceived from Colonel OcirrE R LON Y information of his
Excellency's match, which again determined me to
I prolong our flay. Notwirhftanding the Sepoys were
almoft deflitute of every thing, too much credit can-
not be allowed them for the patience with which they
I upported it for four days. The people of the city,
from the morning of the 3oth, were aaive in favour
of toe enemy, and kept up a contlant fire of match-
leeks, day and night, which has occafioned us fome
1.,11, particularly in a moft alive and meritorious
'Ricer, Lieutenant MARTIN, who received a very
I:veie wound on the morning of the ed. As nothing
int ther has occurred, it only remains for me to af-
vire his Excellency, that both officers and men, for
t.ieir ileadinels and exertion, have acquired frefb
tldims to my approbation. I have the honour to be,
Sir, your moft obedient fervant,
.sup Sh.rmGs, Nev. 3,11104. (Signed) w. imam.