Star.
London, England, 1804-06-19 00:00:00

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JUNE It.
PRICE OF STOCKS THUS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
CooL for Juty 5 61F—Itrauck. d 5 if—Onnhou 314.
Short AIM 3 w 3 I.l6—Excheq. Bills 43. diL

Lai night the Miniller had a majority of 42. He
took occalr-n to date repeatedly,that, whatever m:ght
'be the fate of the Bill, he would not letir:. While in
the lobby he intimated to his friends, that the
reading was intended for this day, and that an early
divifien might be expeded. Indeed the foonLr it it
fettled, one way or other, the better, for public bufi-
nefs is very much interrupted, and many Officers,
both Military and Naval, are kept in town who ought
to be elfewhere.

Advice' were yefterday received overland from
Madras under date the loth of January, bringing the
pleating intelligence of a definitive treaty of perpetual
amity and alliance, having been figned and ratified
on the Seth December lull, between the &lin Cr,-
vernment, and the UrritechForces of Seierdiz, and the
Rajah of Berar. The Treaty was figned by Major
General W , on the part of the Government ;
and we learn that it i highly advantageous to the
Britifh interefis. We retain the important fumes of
Broach, with every important fituation on the coal+
in the Guzerat. The authot ity of the Peifhwa is a.:-
knowledged, and he is ezpeeed fhortly to be rearmed
to his former dignity in the Empire.

Colonel blAscotst was appointed to proceed, with-
out delay, as Antbatrador at the Court of Scindia.

We have, however, to add the particulars of ano-
ther anion, which took place a (port time prior to
the ratification of the Treaty. It will be rem:lofted
that a eeffation of hailities had taken place for Inme
time on the part of Seindiat ; bin the Rajah of Ilerar
had declined entering into any engagement of the
kind, though lie never (hewed an inclination to hazard
a battle.

About the middle of December,' detachment from
General WELL \ittlr'S army, with part of the Cub&
diary force under Colonel Sr erenson, (termed the
fortrefs of Gyalgnr, on the borJers of the territory of
the Rajah of Derv. Our lots was very trifling eon-
lidered with the enemy's ; and the following will be
found a correel return on that octal/on :
Major General Welikeers Dlvilion—Eur.vesrm s k lkd and s
wounded. Natives t killed, 9 wou el,d, and s miffing.
SuliGeliary ivitee•rererean.s: woucii,d. Nadirs s 7 lided,42
wounded, and s sniffing.

Toed—Europeeni 5 killed, 59 worrJed, Nal Wee I
wounded, aid 3 mith,.g.

Liestatant George Wong, or the vi Batt:Aim of the 7th R.L.I
mew of Native Infantry. Ohl cr

Woota4cilv-1.1,-ater.aat Colonel Kr,tly. to Dartall^e nth Re-
giment Native kiloliter, and Lief, nant 2,1 Litt...l:i.n 7th
Regiment Native Infat.try.

The fortrefs was taken by ilorm on the isth of
December, and 52 braf and iron guns fell into our
poffelEon.

The accounts from B•mbay by this conveyance
come down as late as the 24th of Jtnulry.
FRnll4 TN[ r.:,:4I:AY CIURIIR EXTRAORDINARY,
JANUARY 21.—We have the ;.I....tf.tre to arm ',lnce the
arrival at Madras. n 1 the 81i. ;:t F. of !.,.> %Near'.
(hips ArtiiN and tict I•TAv, and t!:: Cc:lst-al &matt
Indiaman, om England. The At.. xlO NI and Sc: ra
parted from the ii.u.sst. aid Cr.AMPUS men of war
on the 16th of 0rt.4,0 thr..e days aft.:r leaving Rio
Jane:ro, with the I.•:rd Mdville, Earl St enter, N,r-
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