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London, England, 1804-04-06 00:00:00

BAST INDIES.

mom THE MADRAS GAZETTE EXTRAORDDIART.
OCTO.IIIII 20,/ !Boy
Fort VARtam, Ode 3.
Rams of the Ottawa, its opined its the Sort of Alygbv. oo
the nth September,
Guns. Howithere. Mortara Rrall-plots.
Brafs. iron. Drain Wars !roes
• _,S3 do 4 2 Ilk
It D. There 102 s oft thilident time is desists the mad con-
Eldon at the above Ordnance. Ss as to procounce them fervicable
or tderricedne.
In the irked rod if abundance of thot for theabore pos,and
thine Rom Edie, but Neither of them are yet retuned.
Ittehe Mapsinc is a lop timothy of Goo powder, Out yet

well -
In the Mod Is a great number ralt New Awns, and fame Ac-
coutrements. Pet of die arms are wade after the European and
part after the Constrp &Yee t toe and u umber of each is not
pet known.
In the Ikon Roves are Unary stall of minus Wads, bat
eat air prefent Saasnitted. lout No , L.C.
Commanding ArdNery In the
PROM TSB SIIIPPLIMINT TO TOR S
OCTOBiII 4. dos.

OSNIRAL ORDERS. -Dr its rut /NOT
Tug uoveamot osxstm. tit mastic.
Pert WlSlas, Sept. Is, 403.
The Governor General in Council, under the

Brongell imprertonsof public gratitude, notifies to
the army his unfeigned admiration of the diftinguith-
ed condua of the forces employed under the per.
Baal command of his Excellency General lags, an
-the gallant and fuccefsful affanit of the ftrong fort of
Allyghur on the 4th inflant.
-4, The propofals of founder offered by the Com.
meander in Chief to the garrifon, immediately after
the retreat of M. Peartoa's forces, affords the moR
convincing proof that the humanity of the Britifh
tharater is intimately conflated with that fpirit of
' alacrity and valour, which marked the Commander
in Chief's judicious refolution to meet the obftinacy
of the enemy, by an immediate affault of the place.
" The judgment and energy manifefted by the
Commander in Chief in the plan of the attack, cot.
refponds with the intrepidity, fpirit, and perfeverance
of his brave Officers and Soldiers, in executing the

orders of their able and gallant General, and the
glorious refult of the &fault has confiderably aug-
xnented the reputation of the &kith name. and the
honour of the Britilb arms in India.
.4 The Governor General in Council is pleafed to
direft the Commander in Chief to expels the parti-
cular and moil dininguifbed approbation with which
his Excelleocy in Council has viewed the courage,
firmer,, and ability.difplayed by the Honourable
. .

Lieutenant Colonel. Morison, in leading the attack,
under eircuinftitaces of the utmod degree of difficulty
and danger. A bong fenfe of the Interefts of the
pabbe fervice, and a define to witnefs a continuance
of the glorious (needs of. the Britilh arms in India,
render the Governor General in Council fineerely
noxious that this excellent officer, refPc&iveiy dif-
tinguillted by his conduct in various exigencies of
•the fetvice, may fpeedily be enabled to refisme the
command ofhis gallant corps, to augment his claims
.!upon ebb gratitude and applaufe of his country.
" The Governor General in Council alto direr's
the Commander in Chief to fignify to Lieutenant
Colonel Snows, of the tit Battalion, *h Regiment
of Native Infantry, and to all the officers of that hat.
talion, that his Excellency in Council entertains the
higheft fenfe of their meritorious actions, and warmly
approves their honourable Cervices.
" The Governor General in Council alto defires,
that his particular approbation may be fignifiid to
11411jOr lviaciLtoo, of the 76th regiment, to Captain
Mutton, of the Artillery, and ego to Lieutenant
. Cal. Holism°. Captains Roaearson and G
" It is with the greateft fatisfaltion that the Go-
Teener General in Council expretfes his applaufe of
•the bravery, difeipline, and fleadinefs of the men of
• his Massary's 76th Regiment, and of the Corps of
Artillery, as well as of all the foldiers who were em-
ployed in this brilliant fervice.
" The lois of Captain Causerie, Lieutenants
Fls-
wino, Sanwa, CAN reaLL, ST. Augur, and TUITOM,
is deplored by the Governor General in Council ;
their country, their friends, and their Khic, will,
however, receive confolatlon for that lofs, in refit&
ing upon the glut y of their atchievementa, and upon
the public advantage of their illufirious example.
*4 The Governor General in Conseil directs the
Commander in Chief to fignify to Mr. Luc/111, the
approbation with which his Excellency in Council
has remarked the Cervices rendered by that Gentle-
' loan to the caufe of his native country, is the fpirit •
Itsi exertion of Britilh courage and public real. It
is highly fatisfaCtory.to his Excellency in Council to
. *brute this meritorious example of a juft attention
to the duty which every Britilh Coble& owes to the
Wig& Government in India. The Governor Gene
ral in Council will not fail to reward the Cervices of
air. LIMA' in Inch manner as (hall be recommended
by the Commander in Chief.
* The Governor General in council relies with
con6dince on'tb:u2zrroved charafter of this army,
aad (tithe Com ia Chief, that their unabated
magnanimity, Alll,and perfeverance, will be attended
with a Col tinuarsee of havers, proportionate to the
juftice of our cattle, and to the fuperiority of our arms.
••• By command of his Excellency the moll Hun.
the Govespor General in Council.
v .1..1-100K, Ste- to Coov.hiataty Dqortssert."