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OPPICS 011 OILDNARGA, Oettiar IS; isis
PRINCIPAL OF:FICUS of XIS MA=
iiiirrs ORDNANCE, Irkeriiy she Mike,
• popes& IrYI be neared at their Glee in Pall-Mall,
wan FRIDAY, the t sth day of November nest, front
.00-ai May be willing to untliitthe the Supply
BREECHES and GLOWS, Per 9111 MOS 4 this
ter a period of Theft lemil,4ltiimkatie• after
tithe ern Year, ssigati asowtir titirstraisites. sa
moo' &Aber par* • , • •
Lou gf the Articles Way be vlawad won afallearlas
Merl Ott* Ordaymein the Royal Mall, at
cad timber Pattlinfera, lagetbir With the 'terms and
' of the Contract, amibe lawn at Ehe Siertitaryk
aformeid, any day betreen'the been of Ter
isigoeckek, Irks* the Proposals mast be delivered waled
'pepped Parma, for. Leather lireethes and Gloaters"
p• Proposal can be admitted after the said lath of
, Twelve- oTioek at Noon of- the same day,
" Owl liaise be Dodged, unless the Party making it,
*Vet In bis behalf, shall attend.
' • 'Order of tbe Board,
• ' R. H. CRAW; perstair, '

TICE TO MARINERS.
igg,4o.raTi AAISS TO NE RS iif the NORTHERN
IJOHTWICSEE hereby glee notice, that for the ins-
wilt or tbi Navigation old* Irhk Channel, and ',gbh of
I; t Liget-Hosier te crested upon CoinewalP Point, foam
el a light edU be eshibised °Wake Evening of Fonsar, the
1 riNotember ensuing, and will thereafter motions to be
dewy night, front the going sway of day-light in the even.
till the return ef day-light in the morning.' .' ' . .
-The following is the Specification of the position of the Light.
lime, and apftsrarge of the Light; by Mr. Sierenson, Engl.
iit to the Commissioners i ' •'4r- .` '. . ' - •
Mtelewall Paitti Llght:Holiseis strove in the County of Wig.
liesikl Lbsirkt of ulidllwannyi in north latitude 55. t. and west
5. S It beareby .Compass, from Malone., on the wee-
., Wile or eke Channel leading into Loch Ryan, W. by S. distant
stiles; from Tornberry Point S.W. 21 miles; front the
ei Alba S.S.W. 15 tulles; Wahl the Mull of Kintyre, S.E.
Lai lades; from the Hahn, or Maiden Rocks, cff the C•a-i
Ali* In Ireland, E. by 8.20 miles; from Copland Light-.
mat the swum Of Belfma Loch, N.E. i E Vs mats •
Into Leggin Paint, In Gallaway, NE. distant s; miles.
Ms Wit will be frail oil, with a reflecting and revolving sp.
're .lisdnguish It from the Other Llgs ispon this Coast,
AM known to Marini** as It $29llllLe arreitiesito LIMIT,
Incl COW% sod will thessfete NOM% from** seal Light
.11104411001Kralspriarane*, alternadfig with a light
d.....5'....i..'..11...L5ee Towne Ligles will reiroctltsir swain
their gostwellneglk or most luminous effect, at the end of
*my miasma 11440 the worm of each periodic revolts-
, el die.oelliMer.franse, both lights will become alternately
ear
, saner* alien; and io $ distant observer be totally

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11•14111Reeni at Cornwall Is glazed all round, but the
*** iM hid front tar Mariam by high hind near Lag-
pada towards the •knith, and by Turoberry Point towards
bellordt; and being elevated il2 feet above the medium level
Ad so, Its mow lesnisous side may be seen lilts a star of the
Ateepiteds, at the &Ones oG bee or six leagues, but the
Obligal red, Wiegman obscured by the Wowing shades,
emu m great a distance.
itil,kgdaintef the Commissloners of the Northern Light-houses.
C. CU2IINOI4AM. Secretary.
Mawr l2, 1216..

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INDIA-BOARD, WHITEHALL, NOVEMBER S.
A Dispatch, 'dated Fort William, SOth of March,
1816, tali been received at the Eait India-House,
from the Governor-General in Council, with inclo:
safes, of which the following are extracts and copies:
The early receipt by your Honourable Committee.
of the important 'intelligence of the conclusion of
peace with the State of Nepaul, has appeared to us
to be of such importapee as to induce us to dispatch
the Honourable mpany's cruiser Malabar to Eng-
land without delay, for the express purpose of con-
Toying that intelligeoce.
We have alreaty, in our dispatch of the 11th in.
stint; elptissed our high sense of the merits and ser-
vices Of Sii David OChterlony, and the gallantry,
spirit, and Zeal- of the troops under his command ;
we now Willett the attention of /our Honourable Com-
mittee to a General Order, published by the Gover-
nor-General in Council, on the 20tkinitant, in which
we bare promulgated to the army those sentiments
of applause and• admiration, which the conduct of
that distinguished Officer, laud the &ties acting under
his orders, has so justly
.oteited ; we halt deemed
it proper. to mark Our peasant se:* of the
brifOrip 'and endurance, :hider cousidernble ;Invite
Sirius, Manifested, blthe natlVe Hoops, in a service so
aingularlT foreign tollieir habits, by the distribution*,
Of slier medals to the Native ConstOlssionectOlgeers,
and *eh of the `Hon-cd*paiissinoid Officers. and
Frits* shall be. recOniinended hrthe conSmin-
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teat sitesokke. Feat of 1410.e.glirt which the Skies
tamps- had Invested. ,an this position he teceivied
from Sir David Ochtsrlony intelligence of the con-
' n of peace, and. be accordingly directed a eessa.
;ism of hostilities onttbcpart of the troops of Sieeem
and discontinued all the proceedines which he 14
ced,against ,the Goorkah Government and
troops. The conduct .if. Captain Latter in thee
ansactions appears .to .have been marked with bis
!usual •judgmeat, discretion, sod zeal.
DERMAL ORDER RV 701 GOVERNOR-DEXIIRAL DI
COUNCIL.-PORT WILLIAM, APRIL 20. '
The Military operations against the State of Ale.
pawl having been brought to a triumphant close,
,she Governor-General in Cooncil has peculiar plea-
sure in offering a public acknowledgment to. the
.merits of Anse by whom this camp.tign has been. so
speedily and decisively terminated.
The zeal, the kidgenent, and the energy of Krjor-
General Sir D. Ochterinny, have been brilliantly
_conspicuous in the late operations. He, has afforded
:*fresh and most instructive lesso: to the ty(?ops
'that vigour united with science, regArdsno obstacle;
as embarrassing, bet will with ease and secetity
master difficulties, which to a superficial view appear
insermountable. _ __

Brigadier Kelly, by the able and gallant manner
in which he achieved the arduous task assigned to
him, and Brigadier Nicol, by the judicious and
active management of his column, have entitled
themselves to a distinction beyond the praise of that
Order, which they share in common with the rest of
the army ; and the Governor-General in Council
assures them, that he'doly estimates their exertions.'
Lieutenant• Colonels Miller, Burnet, and O'Hal-
lloran, having been specially noticed for their conduct
in action, they are reqnested.to believe that the Go.
vernar.General in Council has observed their laudable
efforts with just approbation.
To particularise others, where all have merited
applause so highly, would entail the objection, that
wheresoever the discrimination should stop, those not
named might appear to have deserved less. The
Governor General in Council therefore entreats the
' StaC the Officers, Natives as well as European, the
Non-commissioned Officers, and the Soldiers of the
Dinapore Division, to be persurded that he content.
I plates with admiration the patience under uncom-
mon fatigues, the cheerful endurance of unusual
privations, and the auimatei courage manifested by
all descriptions in the division. The whole of that
force may indulge the gratifying reflection of having
worthily fulfiilcd their duty to the State ; and they
will r.Lcessarily retain a proud confidence in their
own powers.
Any, the most limited kiss of such brave men,
must be regarded with sincere concern. The regret
universally manifested at the. fate of Lieutenant
Tirrell, in which Government deeply p irticipatee.
will prove to young Offieers, how widely they me*
excite interest and estimation, while ya in a subaltern
rank, by a zeal and intrepidity similar to those which
iiiitingiriered him. But the comparatively small
expense of such valuable lives, with wnich the service
has been accomplishes!, is matter of consolation, and
is a circumstance which in the opinion of the Gover-
nor-General in Council, reflects singular credit, on
the conduct of the operations.
The management of the Medical Departments
attending the Field Force, was truly honourable to
all those concerned in their several gradatieneef
function.
These acknowledgments ought not to be cloied
without an adiertence to the claims of those, who,
though ton actually serving with the divisions em-
ployed during the two campaigns, essentially pro.
moted the success of the public efforts.
The admirable management of Lieutenant-Coleuel
Weguelin and Major Lumsdaine, in the Comtism..
riat, has already received the due tribute of applkuse.
To Lieutenant-Colonel Fagan and the °Seers
under him, ht the Adjutant. General's Department,
on whom, in the execution of the Commander, in
Chief's orders, devolved the principal labour of de-
tail, in the preparation of the troops for the field.
and'in many subsequent provisions, the obligations
of Government are unfeignedly felt. Though cir.
cusnstances did not throw an equal share of occupa:
tion and responsibility on other Staff Departments,
the respective duties of the Quarter-Master-General,
and Deputy Quarter-Master•General, of the Adju.
taneGeneral and Qoarter-Master•General of his Mae
jesty's troops, and of the Military Secretary to the
Commander in Chief, were multiplied extraordinarily
lin az season of such active and extensive arrangement.
--i-The.quality oldie application exerted, which the
Governor-General in Council is satisfied most be
amply understood by all- who have considered the
equipment and combinations of the forces during this
contest, has tended materially to the advantageous
result of the different enterinises. The Governor-
General in Cotneil therefore feels it but justice to
include the °Sten of those depaetments in this pro-
fession, of the high approbation with which Go.
vernmeat viishesto mark the conduct of the force on
actual service in the late war.
The. nature of the country and the climate were
novel to the Native troops, that a greater degree of
merit must be attached to intrepidity ender such cir-
cumstances, at the same time that a testimonial of
exemplary behaviour in such a service, must have
more than ordinary value to those on whom ;t may
be bestowed. Government has therefore determined
that Silver Medals shall ha presented to every Native
Officer, whO actually served within the Hills ; and
pi as many of the Non.commissioned Officers and
Privates as shall be reconshiended by the Comtism
dens of their respective Battalions, for slisteguished
zeal or.gallantry in the course of tint duty.
By command of his Excelleoey the Governor.
General in Council: •
J. ADAIR, Sec. to the Government.
[Here follow- the. Articles et the Treaty of Peace.
winch apprized in the STAR of the sth August lest. 3

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