Star.
London, England, 1810-07-09 00:00:00

ARMY IN BUNDLECUND.

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The army assembled on the southern frontier of
Bundlecund, under the command of Lieut.-Colcnel
Martindell, was formed into brigades on the 10th ult.
at Soopah, in the following order:
lieutenant-Colonel Martindell, commanding the forces; Lieu-
tenant C. H. Ghiver, 17th N. 1. Brigade Major to ditto.
Cavalry Brigade-Ist Regiment Native Company, Lieutenant
Colonel Brown-sth Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel Fawcett—Gill
Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonl !Pittston.
First Brigade of Infartry—Lieutenant-Colonel Mawhy, his
Majesty's 51d Foot ; Brigade-Major, Lieutenant Chipnell ditto ;
Brigade Quar er-Maiti r, Lieutenant Greenbi idge ditto —lst Bat
taliou 53d Foot, Maj..r Mans.ll-Ist Battalion l7th N. I Major
Carpenter—fst Battalion 22a N. I. Major Wood.
Second Brigade of Infantry—Lieutenant-Colonel Dauveragoe,
$ Ith R. g'ment N. I. ; Bricad -Major, Lieutenant Dickson, ditto ;
Brigade Quarter-Master, Lieutenant Barton ditto—let Battalion
39th (Volunteers) Lieutenant-Colonel Arnold-Ist Battalion 26th
V. I. Captain Lamb.
Park of Artillery—Captain-Lieutenant F. Graham.
Xngineert—Ensign Morrison, one Sub-Artillery Officer, and a
proportion Qf field pieces attached to each corps; I.ieutenant Bad-
&ley and a detachment of ph and Officer of Engineers
((Merriam) with a detachment of Millers or Sappers; Major
Ice l's (or 4th) tight Brigade, consisting of 12 companies, but
not brigaded.—!)n time m.ttcit it ft.rms the adranced guard: the
Staff Officers of the Cava.'t ; Brigade will not he nominated until
the r.th amid 6th Regiments j in. Lieutenant-Colonel Fawcett is
the senior Cavalry Officer j resew..
The whole of the above force marched from their

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:round at Soopah, on the 12th ult. via Siranagor, and

Jn the 16th encamped at Chatterpore, where it still
remains, and will most probably continue till the ar-
'val of the two regiments of cavalry; which had not
!Dined by the last accounts. One complete coin.
iany of European artillery., with a battering train,
larched from Cawnpon!, the end of November, for
ioopah, but were detained at Calpee. They have
-ders to he in momentary readiness to move. The
Lins in Bundlecund, from the Ist till the 12th of last
month, were heavy and incessant.
We have (with '25 men of war in the country) lost
sloop of war and five Indiamen within it few months
aiptured by the small force of the Isle of France, viz.
is Majesty's sloop Victor, Captain Stopford ;
Eu-
rope, Streatham, Windham, United Kingdom, and
...liarlton Indiamen. The value of tit_ raw silk on
board the two first ships (ten Licks of rupees) would
lay the whole expellee of an expel:ion against these
,wo little islands. Thy would fall to a certainty.
The Bombay Courier of January 6, contains tLe fol-
'wing account of the subsequent operations of the-
irce which took Rhus-ul Khynia, in the Persian

itilph :
From Rhus-ul-Khyma they proceeded to Lings on
the Persian coast, where they destroyed 20 dows and
boats without sustaining any loss. From thence the
7pedition sailed to the port of Lutt, situated on the
north si!e of the Isle of Kisrna, where they arrived on
the 26th of November. In the afternoon of that day,
Moola Hussein, the Chief of tl:e place, sent on board

Majesty's ship Chiffonne for the purpose of treat-
.lg for the surrender of the dows and bthitS, Which
he agreed to do;_ but when the appointed time ar-
'ved, he refused to give them up. Arrangements
:et e accordingly made for the exercise of compulsory
means. The dows and boats were ranged under
,ver of a small stone tort at the wc.tern extremity of
e town.

In the afternoon of the 27th three hundred men,l
consisting of the light comp.tny of the 47th, half a
company of the 65th, with the Royal Marines belong-
lg to the Chiffonne, under the command of Lieute-
nant Drury, and the detachment of the 2d Native
Infantry, assisted by. a party of seamen, under Lieu-
tenant Crichton. of the Chiffonne, who were em-
ployed-in bringing up a howitzer, were landed, and
having taken possession of the town, proceeded to the.
ittack of the Fort, and the destruction of the dows
an boats, while the Fury, which drew little water,
and the gun-boats, were employed in keeping up a
smart fire on the Fort. The dons and boats, eleven
in number, among which were three very large dows,
mere completely destroyed. The Fort ntade an ob-
stinate resistance ; but was at last delivered up by
Moola Hoosein, together with all the property which
he had plundered from the Imaum. It was taken pos-
session of by a detachment of his Majesty's 47th re-
giment, and was the next day delivered up to Sheik
Lervish, the head of a tribe of Benimain Arabs, at-
tached to the Imams of Muscat, in trust for the latter.
Itiloola Hussein was allowed to depart in safety. The

enemy had between 70 and 80 killed end wounded.
Our loss was not inconsiderable. We have to regret
the death or Lieutenant Weld, of the 47th, on this
occasion.

KILLED-1 Officer and 3 rank and file of the 47th; 1 serjeant,
1 rank and file of the 65th; s Sepoys of the Yd; 2 seamen of kis
Majesty's chip Chiffonne.
WOUNDED-1 serjeant and 8 rank and file of the 47th ; 1 ser-
jeant, 1 rank and file of the 65th; 1 jefnader, 12 sepoys of the
sd ; 16 seamen of his Majesty's ship Chiffonne; 1 officer and 4
men of the H. C. cruizer Mornington; 1 officer H. C. cruizer
Ternate ; 1 man of the H. C. cruizer Nautilus; 2 ditto of the
jury—Total, 10 killed, 56 wounded.
NAMES Or Or/ICKES KILLED AND WOUNDED—Lieut. S.
Weld, 47th, killed; Lieut. S. R. Warren, 66th, wounded; Mr.
Hay, Midshipman, Mornington; Mr. Grey, Midshipmen, Ter.
nate.

the option of dismission o
the baleful fruit of this n
pening. Holkar's forces, c
Ameer Kahn, presuming
are now making war uy
tences.
They are opposed by a
by that experienced and.
Close, the force of whicl
Dragoons, 1500 Mysore
500 Nizam's Horse, five
Live Cavalry, (exccil:,nt t
lery, his Majeity's 31111
of Coast Na?ive Infantr'
Native Infantry. This f
was on the eastern bank
within Tx) mils of a Be
When j(ane(l, they were I
country and capital. Hol
is the state of the Bengal
ARMY IN
The army assembled
Bundlecund, under the
Martindell, was formed i
at Soopah, in the 111 low
Lieutenant Colonel Martini
tenant C. H. Ghtver, 17th N.
Cavalry Brigade—lst lirgin
Colonel Brown-sth Ditto,
Ditto, Lieutenant-Colon. 1 Ito
First Brigade of infartry-
Majesty's .51d Foot ; Brigade.:
Brigade Qum- er-Masti r, I.ieu
Italion 53d Foot, Maj..r Mans,
Carpenter—ist Battalion 22d
Second Brigade of Infantry.
$ tth R. g'ntent N.l. ; Brigad •
Brigade Quarter-Master, Lieu
39th (Volioiteers)l.ieutenant-1
• N. 1. Captain Lamb.
Park of Artillery—Captain.
Xngineers—Ensign Morris°
proportion of field pieces attac
deley and a eetachittent (.f v
(Mertlitln) with a detachrro
Ice 1 's (or 4th) Light Brigni.l
not brigaded.—!)n tlo rn.t cit
Staff Officers of the Cava'i ; 1
the :411 and 66 Regiments j
the senior Cay.dry Officer ire
The whole of the abc
ground at Soopah, on tin
on the 16th encamped a
remains, and will most p
rival of the two regimen
joined by the last acco
pony of European artill
marched from Cawnport!
Soopah, but were detail
orders to he in momentar
rains in Bundlecund, fror
month, were heavy and it
We have (with '25 met
. a sloop of war and five In
captured by the small for,
his Majesty's sloop Viet
rope, Streatham, Windlii
Charlton Indiamen. 'l'l
board the two first ships I
pay the whole expellee of
two little islands. Tiv
The Bombay Courier of
lowing account of the st.
force which took Rhus.
Gulph
From Rhus-ul-Kbyma
the Persian coast, where
boats without sustaining
expedition sailed to the pc
north si!e of the Isle of K
the 26th of November. 11
Moola Hussein, the Chiel
hi; Majesty's ship Charm
ing for the surrender of
he agreed to do; but wl
x•ved, he refused to giv,
were accordingly made fc
means. The doves and
cover of a small stone for
the town.
In the afternoon of th
consisting of the light cc
comp,:ny of the 65th, wit
ing to the Chiffonne, tin(
leant Drury, and the de'
Infantry, assisted by a pa
tenant Crichton, of the
ployed-in bringing up al
!trying taken possession c
attack of the Fort, and
ane boats, while the Fut
and the gun-boats, were
. smart fire on the Fort.
in number, among whirl
mete completely destroy(
stinate resistance ; but s
Inoola Hoosein, together
he had plundered from it
session of by a detach me
giment, and was the nett
Lervish, the head of a t
tached to the Imauxn of
Illoola Hussein was alloy