Star.
London, England, 1816-08-06 00:00:00

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F ty to
. thy ye•--
:hp Are the gallant stAt
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• atud;the ardent spirit'frit
nick • Ittiikked and drove the enemy from thei
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/ ark:me 'round.
Whilst he returns thanks to It Kay and
Ensign Impel for mointsining the villige tillrein-
forced. he cannot hht regret the loss 'of so prottising
an Officer as Lieutenant Tirrell.
LieutenantPickersgall, Assistant Quarter Mas•
ter-General, is reascending the heights with the 14th
Native infantry, evinced a continuance of that seal,,,
spirit, and *bilk/, which has alieady been frequen4y
noticed, and-entitles him to the thanks of the Major.
General.

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e‘ The Major-General feels himself inadequate to
express his sense of the conduct of Lieutenant-P:4*nel
Muller. for, the obligation he has conferred on.this.
as well as oa other occasions ; and he can only offtr
hit acknowledgments, with an assurance that bls
being on the heights gave him the most perfeet eoli-
Idence that every thing possible would be dose, ant
nothing practicable omitted; and ibis confidence imp
,repaid-by the charge of the 2d battalion. Bth Nati!
Infantry, which was executed under his orders, sal
closed the day; ancl whilst it did honour to his jade'
went, reflected the-greatest credit on the corps whici
had the glory to carry them into effect.
(Signed) " W. L. WATSON, Assist. Adj.;Cien.
(Signed) "is Slew., Act. Adj.-Chrsetal. '
u Pubibbeil by command of his Excellency the Oncensgr.Cie-)
nend in oouncli. " J. Aoass, See. to the Oovesontent....i

GOVERNMENT GAZaritiERTRAORDINARY. .
Olinda", Mated to, reit
' We have high satisfaction in publishing ~die;
following extract of a letter announcing the captive'
of the important fort of Hurriarpore r
66 Ilbuirtrimpore, sd Muck DII6-9 p at.
•' This moment I have received inulligence of a
nature which will afford you satisfactica, and-etbich
I hasten.to communicate by extracts him my letters
from Hurriarpore.
" On the Ist the enemy's blockadeio the 5. W. of
the fort .about 600 yards WAS attacled with all the
light companies of the brigade. (Ist brigade) under
Lieutenant-Colonel O'Halloran, 'As arrived within
.100 yards of the position at day-brak, driving in a
small picquet of 90 men, who in reheating fired upon
our party, thus giving the signal to those in the
blockade and foil, who immedidely assembled at
the latter, 'and commenced a fin from a small gun
in the stockade, but without elfin, almost immedi-
ately making a sally from it will a most determined
bravery, but were Most gallant)/ repulsed, ekhenb
with some loss on our aide, no however amounting
to more than ten Of twelve Wed, 17 wounded of
his Majesty's 24th foot, six or seven of 2d of 21st
Native Infantry, about the sane number tithe 18th
*Native Infantry, and sixteen of Ike Chumparun Light
Infantry battalion. The offices wounded are Major
Hughes, his Majesty's 24th, in left arm ; Captain
Smith ditto, right knee, seemly.
" Lieutenant O'Leary, hi Majesty's 244 h, thigh
slightly; Captain Lindsey, Artillery, right band and
thighs; and Lieutenant Des Veto: Chumparun
Light Infantry, severely in both thighs.
" The enemy are said is have suffered severely.
" On the forenoon of the td the enemy - -
the fort of Horriarpore, and it. was •
takes' ppises«ass ogN., 4.4007.00401!"~-

" The fatigue of the brigade has been
the difficulty of getting the guns throne
Churreea-Ghauttie-range, but all the men
are in high health and spirits, and most
get a Sighs of Nepaul."
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- THE EVENING STA.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1816.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT 'f WINE OVILOGIKs
ttceaStock, !ISt 210—Long Anne. 1.11 S-16tbs
6314—f0r wee. Gni
Alps CAL 714-5 per CAut. 120—Bosis 94.101. pee!.
Ib4hequer BM, is. Cu. pre.

•, • We have redeived the Paris Papers of Satinslay.
They contain but little intelligence of interest s it
will be seas from the article from Stockholm that the
;Algerian are striving to make friends of the Svedes
in their approaching contest. They probably think
they 'have *already *received the*mroperation of the
APrersch. In the mean time the Darr is fortifying his
Air with great activity. The slaves are set to work
es the fortifications,.and the Dir superintends the
'work in person. He'is supported by his bloaooco
M* ruin, anchby all the other Barbary Powers along
that extensive line of coast.
The Madrid Game* announces the arrival of offi.
teal dispatches frote.General •bloatu.o. commanding
in South America, down to the:tlith April, at wasich
date, the bead-quarters of the King's army 40at'
Ocana. They state, .that the insurgents were com-
pletely defeated on the 25th of February, oe the''
heights of Cacbiri, and pursued as far as the cEf of
Matonzas. A body of 5000 men was completely
destroyed, not more than thirty soldiers having saved
themselves. Colonel WARLITTA had penetrated to
Cancan, in the province.of Antioch% after cutting
to pieces several detachments. It is admitted, how-
ever, that the insurgents fight furiously, with perfect
contempt of death. Their 'priests march withthesa,
and incite theses to battle, and in the excesses of their
military ardour, they burn the towns whisk they are
unable to defend. Such is the official 10001101 of the
obstinate valour of the insurgents—a valour net very
encouraging to those who linticipate the success of
the Royal Cause.
COUR= 111TIAORDINAlli OP SATE/111AI' 1,02111110.
By a Special decision, the Ling has made a parti-
cular eiceptioa in favour of Marshal Oudinets Com-,
madam in Chief of the National Goer& of Paris,l
and Major-General on service of the. Royal Guards.
The Marshal, notwithstanding the regulatiOn that,
n 6 °Styr of dui National Ganda shall bold ,two

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meats. The friends of she 'Mode and the country

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