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OBLEMESI and!' . QV s4tilliDAT, Q*l4lo.lllt 3, .
TA wrEp.-}toes • . - ' •diruitiolls i advanced ma the• left of the enemy, Nit
ATARDAIS, Des. T 2. ' MONDAY, DliC T.. 1 will fortuusile enoegh to cetisietmere them just its dm, '
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tIffRA-BOAND, DWeltslllWß A. • • were moonsing their:h. IWOOttit Of this,46ll '
ter Four. ---1 'slilslspettle crated she 2rl Jutik, 181 S, has been re- ogees, vroe'-heet fikeif 'lli-.enautY,lmilled.oa tats.e6
at the Bag Illdla House, sfrdte -the Vice-Pre- The pursuit was continued with,eipeelenceess le *it • ,
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1149 u pet Pert William, In Bengal, with milassamd_ ." lam eanaiaead "all 10T
that.lnt airmiPaahla ~
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ranee,' tiel. • , of which the Taijo7hre are es- when returning frorit the permit, sabre than that
1!"11n•lat.l. *lift 'arid '' • n•l.' '' • number were data during the enemy's afeliespt to
" /130114, • l4l•_,__,„ cfrrieral li,rciiis, hill* EcceDzaci the Goner •
_Gourd anii 'seriph, :The conduct of bosh dames endoweieetsdie
iND IMMO*. - commeilusiaa:&er, dated -Head-Vanes, Gorruckpore, 4th left erne merit my warmest throks and apprOation.
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la. 6111Steris, ' " Mays isle. '• •., • 11/ifgattd)' J. reetiesse, Captala f
:y of The Thou • 'fiseCciaseriaiscleviti-Chief has- hid before Ks the Commanding ish Regt. of Ceialeg.
g and WESTERN details of a very brilliant (1) affair between a• de- 'GENERA L ORHER
ght itsperts,addres, wieluneas ,of List& troops, under the command of Ile the acioralret.Onataas, and Ocrannaider in ChM, listed i '
wheen'the -lads! Limeasanu.Cololiel Adams %a.- and a Mahrattag - 111104•Quartgra• callPs ,4amarf 20,1814
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water aay, end wh;t
t for then, residence. emir *air Bajae:ltow, witch terminated in the re- The Commander in '.
.. incumbent tofu b. . , t
t• mid • Lederer treat of the latter, with considerable loss in men, guns, lish the details of an week Major K. Clarke. :, ' i
EASON. treasure, and cattle. - with the 6th regiment of tiles Cavalry, Ott .
and Blvvra,Logides. . The total disregard of privations • end fatigue, in. the remises of the issuAesi. 104;uray Hordes of Kur-
,.-.; sapgttsble,fmm a march of Aliirtyrfour miles at such teem iik ea and Wimil .1141110e5e.4, eaety on the itaqrn- • r
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Tomso us. imamin of the 18th January: „se ,an advanced season, shown bribe troops in their. 4
II PROIATION2/4 ° x-• , . . . •
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anxiety to meet the enemy, their prompt attack of a The ability with which the affair was conducted is 1
force prodigiously superior in number, and their sub- no less conspicuous from the details before his Excels
ied to sail sequent pursuit of them over ground very unfavour- lency, than from the brilliant results which crowned it.. ': t
ow wave; able for the operations of cavalry, which constituted It appears that Major Clarke, after several hours• i ;"
friendly vile the whole strength of the detachment, evince a de- march, came within a short distance of the position ,II
the grave. Papa glee of seal and persevering gallantry highly credi- in which he ascertained that the enemy were resting.
• ws.
3, me..masia4aThe i table to their professional character, and well merit. But as this was Still during the night, the Major, with
ing the successful result that attended their exertions. excellent judgment, resolved to defer the attack until . ~ 0
His Excellency derives infinite satisfaction in the there should be light enough to allow the discipline • Ili
rice 31. bound, i , •
[HER ; corn . .opportunity given him of thus publicly acknowledg. of his troops its full advantage;and he accordingly re-
Pee mg the judicious and gallant decision of Lieutenant- maned for three hours in the vicinity of the enemy
a the ttariallsaa or Colonel Adams, as well as the meritorious exertions without being discovered. •
te.students.'
30N- of the Officers and men under him ; and request At eve o'clock, the sth cavalry moved forward in .
c, &c. etc. , Lieutenant-Colonel Adams and his troops to accept two columns of half squadrons, taking the Pindarries t .
Whittaker; 15, An. the expression of his sincere thanks. completely by surprise, and routed them with the loss
peedily will be pub-
J. NrcoL, Adj. Gen. of the Army. of nearly one thousand killed.. The pursuit was kei t
Copy of a Dispatch from Lieutenant-Colonel J. W. Adams, up for many miles w'th great effect, and the regiment
C. B. to the Adjutant-General, dated Camp, Ourgrout, 14th then returned to Lieutenant-Colonel Adams's camp,
iS. boards, January, ISIS. • after gbing a distance of sixty miles in thirteen hours. • 1
ir, The Beauties SIR-1 have the honour to transmit the accom- Such decided success could only have resulted from
several striking Ap. painting report from Major Clarke, detailing the par- a happy combination of steady discipline and per. • . .
Igo in the Heavens, titulars of his attack upon the Pindarries, to be laid severing gallant' y ; qualities for which the sth native • . .
e errors in the Nall.
• before the Mast Noble the Commander-in-Chief, re- cavalry has always stood eminently conspicuous . .
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i vital importance, garding which it does not appear necessary for me to The Commander-in-Chief desires that Major Clarke, t t
his Country ; and on offer any further observations than to notice the ex. Capt. Kennedy, and every officer and soldier engaged, f
ig of our Courts of cellera judgment displayed by Major Clarice, in so will accept his acknowledgements and thanks, for .
rly-discovered Ilene arranging arrangin-his troops as to avoid any information their zealous arid successful exertions on this fortunate . i ,
being received by the enemy, • although far three
aci. BL A. occasion, J. Meet, AdjuteGen. of the Army;
,any, and we pea", hours close to him, till the moment which he decided copy 0 a Letter from Major Alfreil Richards, Commanding a
:endo Disco. • on as being most advantageous for making the at- Detachment tot the Islagpore Subsidiary Face, to Captaili J.
attest, London. tack, and the great importance of de,troying and Aubert, Major of Brigade, dated Camp, Sitzwpore, Ilbr art
dispersing this formidable body of Pindarries, at the 24, eneldscal in a Lem rto Licutmum-Coln.tel Adams to the,
c 1 Aibtaant-Gi 'writ!, dat•d March 2, 1812.
time when they were on the point of escaping from
..Sir—l have the honour, for the information of , '
ER - - our armies, in a direction in which from the absence 2
Lieut.-Col. Macmorine, to transmit a detailed ac-
,thur.,,treet, Lola= of out troops, they might have penetrated to the count of the little affair between the enemy and my i
E in ALGIERS i Ben al. provinces, and committed most seriotu de- 1 '
els.,•Loasomeo, 0.• PS . „.. have, sa•_ '. (111944) N.
-•• • detachment yesterday.
Agreeably to the instructions received from you, I
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p, Amusements, and J. W. Anew., Lieut. co .Corn. S. Force. .•
I marched with.
the second corps of 200 firelocks of the 'corps I corn-' .
to of Barbary, with Copy of a Report from Major Richard Clarke' •
to the Assistant
, Population, Trade, Adjutant-General, dated Camp, Oungrain, Jan 14, Ibl.. mend, and CO of irregalar horse,
at mgtlok yesterday morning, to attack a *party
ears Agriculture of SIR—In addition to my Report of yesterday of a
of hlock men from the fort cf Ch 3uraghur, who Slavery, Finan-•
with numerous Anec.. successful attack on the Durrahs of Kurreen Khan
it was said hal :it `nod a party of Ghoonds in the va-
5, and of the late Ex- and %Vasil Mahamed, I am now enabled to give you
;Non PANANTI, a mere correct statement or. that affair. lage of Gopaulgunge, situated in the hills. I reacheil '
the enemy's picquet at the entrance of
ibe Gbaut : t
,RD BLAQUIERE, I marched at eleven o'clock, P. XL on the night of
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five o'clock ; of it I took one pri!•ener and killed two,
an is i vol.
'eiterrane ' the 12th instant, for the village of Amlee, distant
and the remainder fled. I prc,secute Imy march as t
bject of particular cu- seven coss, where this body was at two P.M. The same
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is which it lays open day about four miles from Camp I observed two vii-
nick as possible, but from the natu:eh of the o_tuntry
1 ag i 1 %
Algiers. contains lages on lire :shout two coss to my left, which led me did not reach the ville at which te enemy wc:e
it by an eye-witess, •
to conecture that the enemy had left Amlee (igno- until seven a. m.
nners and Conduct of - They appear to have heard of my approach, and ii . .
uch sceces and events, rant of their approach to our Camp) and were then
took post on the hills, and opened at about 50 yards
an European. 7 committing their depredations. Keeping the road to
distance. The troers formed, and stormed the hill
descriptive of a 'resat Amlee, two miles further, I was met by an Hircar-
in the most deter muted and spirite..l manner. The
try, Ltria, the lonian
rah, who informed me that the Durrahs of the above
enemy
.retreated across the Sunkirmuddy, in effect-
the Morel, Greece, '
the Rhine, Hanover, mentioned Chiefs were on my left about three quer-
ing which, several were drowned, and took post en 1
iolland ; interspersed ten of a coss and that they would remain till near
the opposite side to oppoce our crossing; but the gall- '
i Persons and illustra- day-break, At .first I determined to storm their
ing fire from the party which I posted to cover our .
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iv.. xi ,
iv, Br AIM! Plump- camp, from the apprehension they might hear we
passage soon didodged them with considerable less, I. years Residence in were near at hand, and thereby make off; but on
after which. they continued their reticat towards
bed with a Portrait of further inquiring, I found that Colonel Adams had
Chouragliur, closely pursued. We took 1° prisoners,
arkable Kemal, arise eight Hircarrahs. watching them, and so disposed as
some
forceot' %shout. arc wounded. They informed me i
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nothing." to afford me•intelligence in a quarter of an hour,
their cor.ststed of 50!i men, united there for tile
entry-mac
they prepare to move. I therefore made the
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sues and epee). By necessary arrangements (from the information I re- purpose of plimdering the villages in the valley.—l
calculate their loss a: 50 killed, and their wounded
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Narrative of the Au- calved) for attacking their camp at day-breaks at
3 Account of the Bri- five o'clock, A. Id. we moved down in two columns at a proportionate number. • -
under the late George - It may be thought surprising that I did not lose a 1 A • ,
of half squadrons,. with skirmishers of ,ash at a short
single man in this affair; but the hills are covered -
lir. in 1 vol. set illus. `l
ties, and Costume iron: distance on the flank of each column. The success of
with a thick jungle, which protected the troops ftoul I rl 1
or, XS Ss. boards• the left column is fully 'detailed in Captain Kenne. .1
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ITAII 41.:1113$ the Years .....%
tyre letter, who charged the whetehody of the ene- the di'd'arges of the enemy'
on the. Couratry are. • I have mach 'Atm.:Arc in salting that the conduct I!'f 7 '
gallant style. , I want words to ex-
of the detachment merited my highest approbation,
3 Navy, g vole. SVO.IBS. My in the most 1 • r
A View of the Agri- press the obligations 1 am under to this Officer for
considerina. the difficulties they had to surmount, .
anancial, Political, Li- the assistance he afforded me on this occasion. 0
and Character of the A gole of about 800 men, not observing. the ap- and every man did his duty. I pay a just. ribute to • -a. i
die excrttons and zeal of die. insgular cavelq, when
nausellor at Law, New '.,,.
p roach of the right Column, ed in its direction, and
I state that their exertions, in order tO outer into ac- . . . .
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1;47. By she Comte were immediately charged by the skirmishers under
The tion, which the nature of the country prevented, wa; '1
Ate French, es. Cornet Mind, followed by the right column.
in the highest extreme praise-worthy. We returned
Artsa inelTutficteraur,utre,44-stte. riiiight div. isiohn
Kevin
Lieut.dß..u.c.kley, were detached
e left I% ision as a reserve, and to camp at seven p. 71Z. 'having traversed a distance of 1 ,
spersed with nucaerous pursuit, aving
full thirty milesr---I have, &c. ' (Signed) t•
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which followed.the pursuing party five toss; in this.
Anguished visito,-s, BreA. Ripe/sites, Mejor, Corn. Detach. ~
distance not less than 250 were slain, and on the se•
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bar of O'Dosuaa, no- tern of the .offi w Rarsaer from 3 Raroar front Lieutenint-CJaael Macasoaree,cers engaged in the pursuit (on
hich 1 .
tun. Svo. 41 es. duty my staff Lieutenants Ilawites and Manly volun- Com li man,m• the fat Brigade of the Nagpore Subsidiz.l
head to foot, from the
Farce, to the Officiating Moisten; Adjutant-Gener 1, dat;cl-
, the kitchen. &eh" Leered their services,) I had the satisfaction to learn Camp, near Jyroue,l2tb February, taetteee in a Letter- from ..
every thing, men and that at least an equal number had been destroyed, Lituteuant-Colons[ Anaps, C.D. to the Adjutant-Omer:4 : 'i.
al de Ihtrig. making the total of killed, su the most moderate corn. Luse 2411. Febraory, IEIB.
I have the honour to report, for the information of
I') end Amu"' IIY putation, one thousand,
tieutenant-Colonel Adams, C. B. that a party of , 1
tak Tray* la i
• inn French. The body attacked, from the observation of myself
armed men frc?n.Ch. our4..gliur approached my camp %
is, from Isl* to team; and officers, ceeld not be less than 1,500 ; the spirited-
yesterday to within two or three hundred yards, and '•
s"
I Highness the Princess exertions of every officer and soldier has merited my
commenced a fire of motchlocks. In"cons consequence I ..'
of its Royal Highness,eti
ordered out the pica under Lietitenant.Cam ' 11
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l RIM Ivo. 43.6 d. most unqualified appripbation. After a pursuit of up-p
mum at the crens,:os wards of ff,9 miles, the detachment returned to head.poe , .
anil a company of the
_lst hattalion, 10th regamena r
dean, in the psseession quarters, without a halt, a distance little short of 00
a.
Ea.:lA.l3e lirisbli Camel: miles in 1$ beers. Two standards were taken, and Native Infantry,' under' LientenaM Bowie. to asner;
tam thee. force, and the' 9bleet of their fire. Lieu.
eadeles at the miring the chiefs, hiamouar Khan and Sheik Wasil (or Wasil . . .
tenantllowie, :on arriving at the spot from whence
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the4llB moon,"4BBlllCArignabs,iiiN Mahomed himself) are reported to be among the slain,
. the. firing was kept up, found` about one hundred and f
In Ons ToaL 4to. amisel- I have, Ate. •
11. Cr..take, Br. Commanding Reserve.
hit,/ matchlok;flicn from 13krit-naghur, who had
* sa Ili. id- Copy of a report from Caps.
J. Kennedy to Major Clarke, dated •
he MEDUSA Frigate,. the Amp, Gar rain, 14th deneasy,lslB. layeed themselves in a tits oar position- Oe the aP-
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!Occurrences on board preach of our party,:they immediately opened a 6re, .t
Louis and at thlfearmi Sir—l have much satisfaction in reporting the sac- .. . .
f..sksful ppera•tio.ns of the left wing of the sth Cavalry which induced Livistenant•ltowie to resolve on Sias
, 0) ue,0,,,,05t.c.,401,0 mow.. 94,,,,t ofigamfar wu tab. lodging them from their position, and he immediately 1
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