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THE BATTLE OF CULLODEN, (1745.)—Great indecision appear/
to have prevailed in the rebel councils. It was the young pre'
tender's intention to make a night march, surround the king'`
forces, and attack them on, all sides at the same moment; foll
this purpose he set out, expecting to reach the English quay
ters at day-break; but in consequence of several hafts, made
without necessity, his columns became entangled,- and many
the men, worn with hunger and fatigue from being under ar
all the preceding night, lay down to sleep ; and others, unper
ceived, left the ranks. The arrangements in every respect we
badly planned, and a total want of discipline rendered the force‘
of Charles inefficient. Finding it impossible to execute his de
sign, he retraced his steps to Culloden. The Duke of Cumber.-
land lost no time in following him. A few hours after quittin
Nairn, he perceived the Highlanders drawn up in line. The
enemy's front was formed by the clans in thirteen divisions
under their respective chiefs. On the right were forty of the
principal gentlemen dismounted. Next stood five hundred of
the Athol men. The rest of the clans were stationed in the fol'
.lowing order :—One hundred and fifty Mac Laughlans; sis
hundred Camerons of Lochiel ; two hundred Steuarts of Appin
three hundred Steuarts of Gardentilly; five hundred Fraser/
of Lovat ; four hundred Mac Intoshes; one hundred and fill/
Chisholms ; three hundred and thirty Farquharsons; three
hundred Gordons of Glenbucket ; three hundred Mac Kinnons;
three hundred Mac Leods of Rasy ; one hundred Mac Leans;
two hundred and fifty Mac Donalds of Clauronald ; three hurl'
Bred Mac Donalds of Keppock; four hundred Mac Donnell' ' -
of Glengarry: making a total of four thousand nine hundred
and ninety, with four pieces of cannon, which were planted it'
the centre in front of the Mac Kinnons and Farquharsoue'
isbon by his Majesty's steamer Carron,
PAL/dot:Tit, Jan. 16.—1 send you letters fr.
On the right of the second line were posted two battalions 0"3, yesterday, somewhat damaged. It doe:
the regiment under Lord *Lewis Gordon-, of five hundred meo is have reached. this from Oporto, from w
each, who were supported by two battalions, of similar fare,someo
er, meansar was r
pit
under Lord Ogilvie. Inline. with. them was the•ragiment under ea. eGldfi ,
She leiftnßio on the 14th of 'November,
Lord John Drummond, of five hundred men, headed by 1:10 t
tka communicationb:
• Packet. She brings not a word of news ;
cousin Lord Lewis Drummond; the remainder on the left WO° 4ttnre was 36f per mitres. The packet saik.
-headed by the Earl of Kilmarnock and Colonel Creighton; :t4th of October ;.the late disturbances
.ha
being in all two thousand. The royal army was in excellent ,(14 perfect tmnquinity. GepetroaldiLlarevralelner,.
order. At one o'clock, all the preparations being made, the ib.k.
mhadgutslrsetd,
e• aner7Enveanins commande?,4
attack commenced with a cannonade, which did great execn;
tion among the rebels. About five hundred Highlanders rushed rig against vessels of her size taking passer
thea;ridav's mail to Oporto and Lisbo
headlong on the Duke's left wing, and shook one of- the regl'ilie understand his Excellency General Sri
ments ; but two battalions immediately advancing from toe 'day evening from Falmouth (not being a
second line, restored order, and poured in a steady and well' pa
al cke_thr
directed tire. Hawley then brought up his cavalry, and tho
"lets :0d orr(nt'ol
imo rderan,ti os e yheagr otahveersosefA to
cel
• 'and he immeaiately fixed
Argylestire militia, pulling down a park-wall on their right hick ;ailed yesterday morning for that purr
flank, completed the disorder of the enemy. A picket on the air. JEREMIE returned from London to Ply
left covered their retreat by keeping up a-brisk fire; after whidlettMenday the Jupiter put to sea for the tl
waretsuonfetrlsietaolrda
they retired to Inverness, and surrendered themselves prisoner/ Ntfluri_tius. This.gentlenuT,
of war. In less than thirty minutes the rebels, were entirrlf de
defeated, and the field was covered with slain. I\ otwthstailding
'wit tidies An additional military force is
the general rout, a body of the Highlanders marched off 'wit, di
treatment elititfoorfet:lfavSueBL as have not been s
--es immediately.—Exeter Flying Post.
their pipes playing, and the pretender's standard unfurlea;
The young adventurer, whose eagerness to regain a crown for
his family did not allow him to perceive that by involving Eur
land in a civil war he was merely operating a diversion in f

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