Star.
London, England, 1818-11-30 00:00:00

OF AMU ROW. 1.
cirri*. TROY Aft !Troia
30E01 NIALCOLN I MeV :
U milt. N. W. of Amer 0W..,
chance of repine, of which'
The•consowit marching, since the
date, has nearly worn us
various attacks upon him
occupation of his country by
reduction of his fortresses, lost all
at Asseer Ghur, about 20
.to Sir John, who was then
, expressing a wish to treat,
al confer:lnce with Sir John.
.tliately, and 'descending the
Nerbudda, and arrived within
camp.
nd much tedious discussion,
hopes of still being able 'to
agreed to a eonferente;at
the two camps. •Vire_went
two companies pf.
meeting about suuset on
Bajee how with' 0,0001
some gum to cover his re-
' treachery. liVe ,were all'
_.. down : a dead-silence cd.:
altered since Thad seen Id:nail
thinner, and much dejected.
r half an hour he gave us
Sir John and it retired to
, had a long'' timferenee of
wing nothing to engage our
slept, surrounded by his
was ccewlided, Sir John
we -returned to our camp,
one in the morning. From
which Bajee Row would be
with an intimation, that
or dissent in the course of
that he must immediately
.er, he would be immediately
expiration of the time, we moved
alarmed, and came in and
agreed to the conditions which
power of a Prince to the state
British Government. He re-
nd heirs all claim and title to
Poonah ; engages to reside at
• Governor-General may ap-
that city : dismisses all his
lye a sum of not less than
Ily, which sum the Gover-
, increase. Charitable and
are to be maintained by the

with us, and we are now
Nerbudda, to get him into
Ails. of which we have some
violent storms. His Jagheer-
nassports, and returning to
or two we shall get rid of
capital termination to the
John's cap.
...igpore, who was on his way, un-
Allahabad, escaped on the l.ftth of
-t'ugitive in the hills of Gon.
lities: and is contemptible
rjee litaglia went off/ with
Cheets. Their career must

, been peculiarly fortunate
orderin and leading the
enemy s guns on the 21st
secondly, in the submis-
Chiefs to him, personally, and
tlindostan, where lands are
in the Peishwa himself
els coronit opus.
guard or Sepoy of any de-
unrestrained.
• ; and_ the country, freed

scourge. the Pindarrees, will in a
• ancient fertility. The arrange-
, made with the Rajpoor Prin-
system of rapine which pre-
The appointment of Sir David
with a large body-of troops,
• of those States, which are
paid by them to Scindiah
enforce it with a large mi-
quiet."
14UNDELAIL
before Mundelah on the 20th
- the batteries were all com-
the batteries were erected
of the pioneers, miners,
ing the night, so that by
all the guns were on their

Nerbodda was one battery, eon.
,twelve and two dew.
(grand battery, csaat?lnang two 44-
&in& liowltzen, dM nto deo

of the prom:4mb three 10-Inch,
a halting* Loeb.%
the right, one 111-pounder.
Poorwal, two 4-pounden.
pada of the works which ter-'
town we, sod advanced ander
I-powders.
fourteen rams fourteen mortars, and

the engineers, Captain Tie-
-1 and Cheape, Ensigns Col-
Cadet Warlowi for their inde-

daring reconnoissances, as well
positions and able erection of the

26th all our batteries opened,
4 spirited fire from the enemy's
abundantly furnished with artil-
At two P. se. Lieutenant

personally and most intrepidly
reported that it would in 'all
probability be rendered practicable by two o► three
hours more battering. The storming and supporting
columns were therefore immediately got under arms,
former consisting of four companies under Ma..l
Midwinter, eight under Major Thomas, and three
Lieutenant Lewis, the whole led by Brigadier
; the latter consisting of five companies under
Manley, and eight under Capt. Wrottesky, and

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EAST-INDIA If!
SURRENDER Of
=vitas Or A PRIVATE LI
Or DISANTION Stlrd SIR
" Camp, /My 9, MulsWal, sW
" We have at last some cl
we have all need. The.cor
d of June to the present
out. Bajee Row, after the
and,his adhetenla, the eccl
r troops, and the reductio
heart : and on . his arrival
days ago, he sent Vakods.o
ill the vicinity of Indult, es
find to have a personal cc
We marched immediate!.
Ghauts, crossed the Nerbu
12 miles of Bijee Row's can
• " After some delay and
Bajee Row, finding' all hot
• • p the field were lost, agr
place midway between the
there with 50 horse and is
and arrived at the place of
the Ist instant. We found
horse and 800 Arabs, and st
Dent, if we attempted any
indioduced to him, and sat c
limed. He was much afore
Toestah ; much darker, thin
After remaining silent for
the Weisel of leave; and fib
inn** tent, whir, h
four hours ; while we, havin
attention, lay down and' a
pop C.
“ When the conference s
dataailited his horse, and we
we arrived about one
thence the conditions on wb
received were sent to him,
he must give his assent or
.24 hours : if the former, ti
join our camp ; if the latter,
• attacked. At the expiration
"towards him : he became al
pitched near us, and agree
reduced him from the posvi
cf a prisoner to the Britie
nounces for himself and he
the Government of Poona]
Benares, or wherever the G
point, in the vicinity of th;
adherents, and is to receive
eight lacs of rupees annual!
nor-General will probably i
religious establishments are
British Government.
Bajee Row is now wi
. marching him across the N
Malwa, before the river fillt
fear, having had some viole
dars are all taking our pa
their homes ; and an a thy
all hie rabble. This is a c
war, and a feather in *ir Jo
" The Rajah of Nagporc,
der an escort, to Allababad
last month, and is now tau
dcrah : he possesses no abili
in all respects. Trimbockj(
6:10 horse, as likewise did C
soon close.
" Sir John Malcolm has
; in this campaign ; first or
:coops to the assault of the I
of December at Mahidpoor
i don of the Pindarree Chiefs
his settlement of them in Hi
assigned them ;. and, lastly,
surrendering to him. Firth
.4 The Peishwa has no gt
scription; he is perfectly un
".1n Malwa all is quiet ;
from that dreadful scourge.
short, time regain its ancient
ments which have been mad
cots put a stop to the syster
wailed among them. The a
Ochterlony as Resident, wit'
will en. is re the tranquillity
relieved from all tribute p
and HOlkar, who used toes
;. I• litary power. Scindiah is q
CAPTURE OF"
• The division arrived befo
1 of April ; the materials for t
plotted by the 25th ; and chi
bytthe incredible exertions
and sepoys in general duns
day-brmk on the 26th all
• platforms, as follows:
I. On the Nos* beak of die N.
talsiogtwo 18.conatiers, one.twe
• .4h Os tie Saabbank, tbq Brae
pounders, two eizhteens, two
i • and a half lath ditto.
S. In a hollow to the right of
three B.taeh, and eight five and a
4. A handled yards further to
5. To the eight ot she Awe), a
6. Wield* four or five Modred
misuse the Nortidiont of the la
cover or strong ground, two 6-poe
Total in the siz batteries foliate
four howitzers.
Great praise is given tot)
I kell, Lieutenants Tecket an
rill and Irwine, and Cadet
fatigable elation and darin
as for the scientific position
batteries.
At day-light on the MI
and were answered by a spli
Works, which were abunda
fery of very heavy calibre.
• Pickersgill having person;
examined the breach, ropes
probability be rendered pr
hours more battering. The
columns were thetefore inn
the former consisting of fo
jar Midwinter, eight under
under Lieutenant Lewis, el
Dewar ; the latter consisting
Major Manley, and eight un
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