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happy to state, that the wounds received are for the
gre.iter irt slight, and are all doing as well as can
sr possibly he expvcted.
[ rite dispatch concludes with the warmest praises
of Captain Lindsay, Captain Patrickson, Lieutenant
Todd, who commanded the pioneers ; Captain Sec.
kell, Field Engineer ; Captain Stark, who comman-
ded the batteries ; Major Clark, commanding the di-
vison of the sth regiment, cavalry ; Captain Faith-
ful, Major of Brigade ' • Lieutenant Roberts, sth ca-
valry; and Lieutenant Bonner, 10:lt native infantry.]
I have the honour to be, Sir, your most obedient ser-
vant. (Signed) J. NV. ADAMS,
Lieut.-Col. Comm. in Rewah.
Camp Entouree, December 7, 1835.
[Captain Lindsay received a matchlock ball in the
knee, and one ball from the breach ; Captain Mere-
dyth, ditto, through the arm ; and Ensign Malden a
contusion in the head, from a stone at the foot of the
breach. Major Leslie, of the Ist Batt. sth Font, was
taken ill previous to the march of the detachment
from its stationary camp, and died 2d December.]

Information has been received at Calcutta of an
affair having taken place at Wlorro, on the coast of
Ceram, between a body of natives and a detachment
of British troops, which had been sent by the resident
at Ambnyna to quell some disturbances there. The
affair in question took place on the 30th of August ;
the troops were landed early in the morning or that
day ; and shortly afterwards, we lament to add that
C.iptain Blanckenhagen, of the Honourable Com-
pany's establishment, was struck by a musket-ball,
at the head of his memo He survived only tat he
reached the ship from which the detachment had
been disembarked, and his remains were afterwards
interred in the church of Amboyna.

THE E ENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, JULY 25, 1814. •
ST. hates.—Holiday at the Stock Exchange.

We have this day received Paris Papers of Friday
last. An article from Hamburgh mentions a report
of an approaching marriage between the Pr;ncess
CHARLOTTE of WALES and •the PRINCE ROYAL of
PRUSSIA.

Marshal Solna has issued a Proclamation from
Rennes, as Governor of the 15th Military Division,
in which he seems to insinuate that the loyalty of
some part of the soldiery to the Bouttious may too.
justly be called in question. They are invited, under
pain of the MarshaPs displeasure. to chew a more
decided divotion to Louts XVIII. than they have
• hitherto, and much is said about their not, tarnishing
the glory they have aequited by, deserting the Ban-
ners of the Lily.
The Grand Duke COVITANTINE, the Emperor's

I brother, strived at Petersburgll on the 21st of June.
A. grand Ti Di*lf was sung next day in celebration
• f the Peace, and there were illuminations at night.
of
LThe Emperor ALL XAN PER was at Rastadt about
the Middle of July, on his way Northward to Saint
P. eterabur h. The EUTRI23 will remain at.Bruchsal
smut a e in-A-Utillttli. . — .-.-
An article from Switzerland exhibits a pleasing
instance of the pacific and generous spirit which per-
vacs the Diplomatists of Europe. It is wished by
the Diet to unite a small District, called Argovia, to
. the Canton of Berne : the inhabitants have refused,
and against their refusal the Government of Berne
protests:" declaring at the same time that they do
not renounce their just rights, but they utterly disclaim
all intention of evealing to arms."
The return of Peace was celebrated at Moscow on
the Ist of June by a succession of entertainments, in
which all ranks participated. There were tumblers,
rope-dancers, and fire-eaters in all quarters, procured
on purpose for the entertainment of the populace ;
.and in the evening a grand spectacle was exhibited
to the Nobility and Gently. Our venerable friend
'Count ROSTOPCIIIN presided of course over all the fes-
tivities. The spectacle consisted of a Melo-drame,
in which Russia, Europe, Glory, Victory, &c. were
zepresented by elegant females, and exhibited an a'de-
liorteal repmentatien of recCu events. The Emperor
`ALEXANDER WAS represented as the Angel of Peace;
n'ttc.t during the entertainment, Cupid was seen riding
tin she air mounted on an Eagle with two heads. All
-ibase devices were the inventions of the ingenious
XOSTOPCIIIND of tire-balloon memory.
The intelligence from Madrid in the French Pa-
pers informs us that the Archbishop of Valencia, dis
pleased with the conduct of Ferdinand, has given in
hi; resignation.
s -

• , CORFU, UNE 18.
Oa ethe ISth instar.t the French garrison hoisted
- the white nag. Next day a French squadron arrived
. . -
; to convey the troops home ; and on the 18th the
7. Fnglisb General, Campbell, arrived to take posses-
4iess of the lonian Islands with British troops.
Yostetday t lte follow lag Proclamation was published:
PAOCLAMATiON of his Excellency Lieutenant-General James
• Campbell, Civil Commissary of his Britannic Majesty for the
Adosisesfration of the i€lll4ll islands, and Commander of the
Icroes of his. Majesty In their Wands and in the Adriatic.
41 To the Yob& Functionaries, to the Clergy, and tin
Inhabitants of Corfu.

.1 His Royal Highness the-Prince .R'.gent, in the
tare and on the behalf of hie Majesty the King of
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
and the atigust Allies OflthiMileitythave nominated
-• me their Commissioner for receiving the fortresses
Scud the Isle of Corfu from the Authorities tonsti.
Muted by his Majesty Louis J VIII. King-of' France,
inlvirtue of the Conyention snircribed St Paris an
the 29d of Apr,il . - •- • •
The cession;of shaft:straws aul erAtiflaud. 4/
'eau which is to be made to the troops of his lit,