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Our adrices from Poonah, dated Ist May, men-
tion, that his Excellency Sir Thomas Hislop had
been at that city for some days, accompanied by a
large Staff, and escorted by a squadron of his Ma.
jesty s 22d Dragoons, a detachment of the Rocket
Troop, with a brigade of six-pounders, a Rifle corps,
and the 17th Light Infantry. On the 90th April,
his Excellency reviewed the Pounah Brigade; at the
close of the manceuvres, Captain Staunton was di-
rtsted to fall in with, and assume the command of
the 2d of the Ist or Grenadier Regiment, Colonel
Kemp being absent on other duty. The Offiders of
this regiment having Leen drawn up in front of their
colours, his Excellency, accompanied by all his
Staff, and abOut-40 other Officers, rode up to them,
and addressed Captain Staunton in a strain which
must have been highly gratifying to his feelings,
and those of the other fficers and men of the brave
battalion which he commanded. The Commander-
in-Chief expressed the high gratification he felt in
the opportunity he then had of seeing this distin-
guished corps under arms ; he desired that Captain
Staunton would have it explained to all -the men,
that the sentiments of admiration, which he had
formerly expressed in his General Orders to the
Army, were, if possible, heightened from the inspec-
tion he had of Korggaum, the were of their renown;
that he halted there a day for the gratification and
pleasure of.examining it, and that his astonishment
at their noble efforts in such a position baffled all de-
scription. To this fl,atteritigtestunony• of the heroic
'intrepidity of the ea-pate the ever-meaioratde'diy
of Korggaum, Captain Staunton replied, by assuring
his Excellency, in the name of the battalion, that
the approbatidn and thanks of the distinguished
Commander-in-Chief of the Deckan army, would
ever be to them one of the proudest recollections
associated with the victory of Korggaum.
After the review, the Commander.in-Chief, Sir
Thomas Hislop, issued the following General Orders:
" Head-Quarters of the Army, Camp of Pooaab,
April 50th, 1818.

4 G. 0. Br site Comatattata-an-Cater.
" His Excellency Sir Thomas Hislop desires to express to
Colonel Boles and the Poonah Brigade, the satisfaction he de-
rived froat their military appearance and steady performance in
the field this morning.
" It was particularly gratifying to his Excellency to bare an
opportunity of seeing under arms that diatiaguished and gallant
corps the 241 Battalion of the Ist or Grenadier Regiment of
Bombay Native Infantry, a corps whose conduct at Xorggaum
had so justly entitled it to that expression of the praise and ap-
plause witch Sir Thomas llidop had the gratification to publish
to the Army of t"..e Deckan, in General Orders of the 21st Ja-
nuary last. (Signed) " F. H. S. CONWAY,
Adjutant-General of the Army"
There was a large party in the evening at the lion.
Mr. Elphinstoae's, at which the band of the 2d Ist
were in attendance, and amongst other select pieces
of music, played the Battle of Korggatun. This
piece of music was greatly admired by all present ;
it is the composition of the Master of the Band, who,
we are informed, is an extraordinary genius in his
profession. In this instance he enjoyed one great ad-
vantage over other musical professors, as he had
been present in the action, where he distinguished
himself by the skill and execution of his performances
on an instrument called a aturkd.
BOMBAY, AUGUST Is.

By aecouuts from Amba, dated the Ist of August,
we have the satisfaction of receiving the particulars
of a dashing and gallant affair performed by Lieu-
tenant Sutherland, commanding a Risalah of his
Highness the Nizam's re-formed hot*, in the taking
prisoners of Dhurmajee and his brother.
From intelligence received during the night of the
90th of July, Lieutenant Sutherland was induced t
alter the direction of his march on Dyton to Duby,
which latter place he reached a little after day-
break, and he immediately surrounded it with a few
men who had come up for some miles at a gallop.
The place was sttbsequently more closely invested,
and-preparatiens were made in the afternoon for an
escalade. Eighty mounted men were farmed into
eight parties, and so placed as to prevent escape.
Thirty matchlockmen were posted on a hill which
overlooked the village, and the remainder were
formed Into two storming parties ; the one headed by
Lieutenant Sutherland, and the other under First
Jemidar Shadeekhan. On a signal given to the, hill
I and repeated to Shadeekhan, the parties advanced to
the storm. On the approach of the party under Lieu-
I'tenant Sutherland, thc garrison threw open the gate;
and stood bravely to defend it sword in hand. Sha-
Aeekhan lg on his party with a actolness and deter-

, ,

The manner in which this service has been per-
formed reflects the highest credit on Lieutenant Sc.
dierland-and hit small party.
There have been various rumours in circulation
during the last week respecting the ex-Rajah of Nag-
pore, Appa Saheb. The following particulars, we
believe, may be relied on :—After his escape near
Jabbulpore, he took refuge, and vms praected by
the Ghooda Chiefs, in the vicinity of the famed
mountain-0 Dowlaghurry, and it is said, he was, at
the date tithe last accounts,' in Puchmerry, a village
at the foot of it. He had at first only a small party
of Ghondies, but malcontents from various quarters
flocking to him, his force is considerably increased,
and report has even exaggerated it to 20,000 of all
descriptions. We ate sorry to say that part of this
body had succeeded in distroying a party under
Captain Sparkes at Baitool. This Officer having re-
ceived information that some plunderers were laying
waste some villages in the district under his com-
mand near Banat', marched out against them at the
head of 100 men. Instead of a few plunderers only,
however, he fell in with a large body of horse and
foot, amounting to upwards of 3000, and amongst
them the Arabs who had been lately under Bare
Rao. This body attacked his small force with great
determination, and Captain Spatkes, having lost all
his men except 25, and being himself twice wounded,
wished to surrender, hut his flag of truce was not rd-
ceived and it is to be apprehended that be and all
the party have perished. Five s^poys with the baggage
witnessed the action until it was hopeless, when they
*soaped., avereturood *ids all speed to Bakool, With
- the intelfigence.
By accounts from Napore it appears that thi
Rajah had been intriguing in that city ; his father-
in-law and relations had even gone so far as to ra4
both money and troops, giving out that they were
doing so by Mr.'Jenkias's ord.:is, for the service of
the young Rajah. Their plot, however, was disco-
vered, a quantity of treasure was seize.i, Appa's fa-
ther-in-law and all his adherents taken into custody
and sent off under a strong escort, and the principal
person concerned in raising the troops was hung. All
was quiet at Nagpore, the body of the people being
well-disposed to the new order of things.

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If the Candles may be viewed, upon aptlication to of liiitith end Genevan:lager /si &e• ..i , .•• ' tune appear equal t =lir • mull el i
re Officers of the Ordnance In the Royal Arsenal • ?time* for.ilLoy
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tailor, welds is, anemia kesiallef=', as a receptacle for thieves and • •
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bastions. Ilemie.firr. roma' k fesms ,
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rear equal to new ; anion 1 .
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EAST INDIES. ' horsemen. .
The manner in which' this service has been per.
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formed reams the highest credit on Lieutenant 6c- • !
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rim Poonah, dated Ist May, men- Berland-and hit small party.
Excellency Sir Thomas Hislop had There have been various rumours in circulation
during the last week respecting the ex-Rajah of Nag,for some days, accompanied by aV
pore, Appa Saheb. The following particulars, we
escorted by a squadron of his Ma., •
rooms, a detachment of the Rocket
believe, may be rolled on :—After his escape near
ngade of six-pounders, a Rifle corps,
Jubbnlpore, he took refu. ge, and vms protected by
tight Infantry. On the 50th April,
the Ghonde Chiefs, in •the vicinity of the famed • 1
eviewed the Poonah Brigade; at the rnountair of Dowlaghurry; and it is said, he was, at •
anceuvres, Captain Staunton was cll. •
with,
and
assume the
command of the date of the last account:On Puchmerry, a millage
at the foot of it. He had at first only a small party
Ist or Grenadier Regiment, Colonel of Ghondies, but malcontents from various quartets
tent on other duty. The Officers of
flockhig to him, his _force is considerably increased,
wing Leen drawn up in freak of their
and report has even exaggerated it to 20,000 of all
ell his
teellency, accompanied by descriptions. We are sorry to say that part of this
t-40 other Officers, rode up to them, body had succeeded in destroying a party under
Captain Staunton in a strain which
Captain Sparkes at Baitool. This Officer having re-
a highly gratifying to his feelings, ceived information that some plunderers were laying
r other Officers and men of the brave waste some villages in the district under his corn-
he commanded. The Commander-
mand near Beitool, marthed out against them at the ,
sod the high gratification he felt in
head of 100 men. Instead of a few plunderers .only,
he then had of seeing this distin- however, he fell in with a large body of horse and
;rider arms ; he desired that Captain
foot, amounting to upwards of 3000, and amongst
d have it explained to all -the men, •
them the Arabs who had been lately under Bare
rents of admiration, which he had
Rao. This body attacked his small force with great
vied in his General Orders to the
determination, and Captain Spaikes, having lost all
possible, heightened from the inspec- his men except 25, and being himself twice wounded, i
Korggaum, the were of their renown;
wished to surrender, hut his flag of truce was not rd- 1
there a day for the gratification and ceived I and it is to be apprehended that be and all
mining it, and that his astonishment
the-party haveporished. Five rpoys with the baggage
/forts in such a position baffled ell de-
witnessed the action until it was hopeless, when they •1 I'
this flatterhig• testimony of the heroic
the eorpa on the ever;menforatile'day „.. , 463.01.P.4,' a_96.returuild *4lll a speed :to Baimol, wit • 1
Captain Staunton replied, by assuring `"` '''''",•ls`""* -
in the name of the battalion, that By accounts from Nagpore it appears that thiei-
Rajah had been intrigutng in that city ; his father.
u and thanks of the distinguished
in-law and relations Lad even gone so tar as to ra4
i-Chief of the Deckan army, would
both money and troops, giving out that they were I
em one of the proudest recollections
doing so by Mr.l s' enkins ordzrs, for the service a
1 the victory of Norggaum.
Sir the young Rajah. Their plot, however, was disco- ..
.view, the Commander.in-Chief,
;:aiass-Quuedartdiene fooflthloewAinring7C,
(senmerpaal Orderspoma: takeninto custody
vered, a quantity of treasure was seime.i, Appa's fa-
cher-in-law and all his adherents .
and snit off under a strong escort, and the principal
April soth, 1818. person concerned in raising the troops was hunt. All
sue COMIANDEI-314-CUIZe. was quiet at Nagpore, the body of the people being
icy Sir Thomas Hislop desires to express to well-disposed to the new order of things.
cl the Poonah Brigade, the satisfaction he de-
CE' !LON, JULY ii. ,
military appearance and steady performance in
wing. The latest accounts from the interior give a fa-
cularly gratifying to his Excellency tovour-able reprelentation of the
tins under arms that distinguished and gallant• .
fairs ; there appeals to be a great relaxaticn in the
hostile efforts of the rebels, and
ttalion of the Ist or Grenadier Regiment of in many parts of the
country our troops are busily employed in securing
wintry, a corps whose conduct at Korggaum
the crops of P•idy, and getting in la-ge quantities s
Wed it to that expression of the praise and tip- the
grain, with the assistance of many natives, who •
• Thomas Hislop had tie gratification to pabrisli
are paid for their labour in reaping, with a part of
t`...e Deckan, in General Orders of the sill is-
(Signed) ." F. If. S. COMSAT, . the produce. 1 •
Adjutant-General of the Armr." The whole tract of country from the south-east
a large party in the evening at the Hon. extremity. of Saffragam to the north-east border of
the Seven Korles, embracing about one-half i:e ex..s
saes, at which the band of the 2cl Ist
dance
tent, and much more in value, of the Candian ter-
aged the Battle of Korggatun. This ritories, continues perfectly quiet. The rebels front
' and amongst other select pieces
Matele had attempted an incursion into the `Seven
ic was greatly admired by all present ;
rosition of the Master of the Band, who, Korles, but Lieutenant Colonel Hook writes that
Wed, is an extraordinary genius in his they have been driven back across the Didero Ova,
bl idirae loss.
In this instance he enjoyed one great ad- with cons
r other musical professors, as he had In Oudapalata, between forty and fifty families
in the action, where he distinguished who had fled into Kotmreee, have returned peaceably
e skill and execution of his performances to their residence in the neighbourhood cf Gampala. • I
neat called a neushd. The letters from Badulla are of the 28th and 30th
ult. and the intelligence is altogether of a gratifying
BOMBAY, AUGUST 15. nature. No opposition had been made for many.
,ts from Amba, dated the Ist of August, days to any of the escorts, and the few natives seen
satisfaction of receiving the particulars
on the hills have generally refrained even from aba-
and gallant affair performed by Lieu.
.eland, commanding a Risalali of his sive language.
In Wellasay all was quiet, and the Moormen were
r Nizam's re-formed limit, in the taking
busily employed with their cattle in bringing up
Dhurmajee and his brother.
supplies, without any opposition.
Iligence received during the night of the
Major- Coxon reports that tranquillity prevails in •
Lieutenant Sutherland was induced t
Bandookora, and the troops in the posts on the Kat-
action of his march on Dyton to Duby,
teragam line are becoming more healthy.
r place he reached a little after day-
re immediately surrounded it with a few Lieutenant Wilkinson makes a most favourable Ia
al come up for some miles at a gallop. port of the improved state of affairs at Passera.
was subsequently more closely invested, By this morning's post we hear from Candy that
ticns were made in the afternoon for an a numerous meeting of the rebels kook place at Han- •
Eighty mounted men were formed into geramketty, on the sth inst. when it was resolved to
B, and so placed as to prevent escape. make a grand attack on the post of Godamoone.-1,
:hlockmen were posted on a hill Which On the it and Bth this design was put into execu-
the village, and the remainder were tion in a true Candian style. The Pretender, lE+
0 two storming parties ; the one headed by pitopola, and several other Chieftains, took up their (
Sutherland, and the other under First position on a hill, about two miles off, and about 6vs o
oadeekhan. On a signal given to the hill thousand rebels made the assault premeditated. They
hi to Shadeekhan, the parties advanced to bean each day about noon, and continued till near
On the approach of the party under Lieu- midnight ; but their fire was at such a distance that
tenant, rho garrison threw open the gate, not a single man in Godamoone was hurt, egg is it 1 .
naively to defend it sword in hand. Sha- thought that many of the assailants sawed la wit
tOA his party with a twines' and deter- dastardly attempt. . ,
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