The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-06-06 00:00:00

ad-quarters of her Ma •
;ninbav from Kurracheo

ont, naa

at lice o'clock

s also to

that evening, and
o'clock on the morning of
be welcomed with military
The Hou• the Governor,

Ut. HYDERABAD

intitna

to go in quest of the
t thern, reminding. the sof
the 17th of V

WO, anc

meant

t;ruary, svlien

s than 3.000 strong ; they
Luin lso it was believe

r artillery

ew of

r by a
tacked

ur Scott WA

with NO men

Mai. •---
BelooelletS had pos-
-ites and a half from

0:11.6 the Indus at
camP °n them
,nzege

ne behind
which she

Our troops,
and formed in or

-, acivatle'

at dii-

ertiiit a slight chat

II in number, naa
on the ►rregular horse
the wain body came up.
s of the force excited the

.uns opened, and the
22 This brave
lee a heavy tire of match-
within 40 yards of the en-
work like British soldiers.
amongst them perfect
and waving his list,
'move was instantly swept
-oand, they came right
erritic fire on the
nend 12temyh
the 25th, 21st, a
bore down with ad-
bur n,
Is as they advanced. The
erenadiers, who
mt._

lc left of
trig

rme' r.

wean s

iilicent
y. sva- i.n!'native in,

Browne

its with the

. su,ne ditii

1 our cavalry were begin-
Thos enemy badbodies
some
id to move in considerable
t, unable apparently. to sustain the
the batteries of Cap. Major Stack,,
Willoughby
with Leslie's guns,
ain, and the Scinde
.ides Captain D eta
Hain,
Captain Jacob, made a brilliant charge
flank crossing the nullab. and cutting
for a distance f some miles. About
Ned four miles beyond the village, and
hree score Beloochees, along the deep
h the footmen were slowly and doggedly
old men, well armed, and determined
ked for quarter, and a
nd was given ;
powered and slain. The right flank
.d by the Poonah horse and 9th Bengal
" Tait and Major Tory. respectively,
'----.. the field before them,

he brigaue.

;re the°

ale Seinde artillery and
itcy indifferently. They were
And driven frovn their position every
had become universal. Our whole
il, and occupied the position originally
:he brunt of the battle fell on bee Ma-
%ether with the horse artillery, decided
en standards end eleven guns were left
s 500 and 600 dead v.- ere counted on the
y more were believed to be strewed
' village The bodies of
e and
'rid on the bas.ttle-ground, and it
i were those im and pow-
ile of the tribes, of gr
whose ample
indicated that they had mostly
of them passed, the prime of life. A
nined enemy was not to be found in
ca-
nted to twinkilled and 231 wounded.
ere Cap Garrett, of the 9th ca-
, of the horse artillery; Lieut. F.
c, afterwards died of his wounds.
fell into our bands 14 were taken
of them by privates, of whom 9

rd three

ths wer

at the corpees

ride and e

d hair

loss of this gallant regi
nmended.t
I killed and 131 wou
C wall number in
a fiercely

a Wars it is not the cos-
• of c

_
ies amounting

betwixt arc

ri"th,ii• 0'

uar ter

.d or accept _
on the present occasion ren-
, and unsparing, and to have been able
re ac-
war souictliing like an approximation to
war. Three Beloochee chiefs fell in ae-
• the direction of the desert

low inakini for the upper country, seeking
the hill tribes till better days come around.
1 fcr the subjugation and pacification of the
nogress. The five Ameers who surrendered
us after the battle at Meettnee, on the 17th
ad at Bombay. on board her IVlajestys sloop
' and bad the Governor's spare residence
The pl.ce of their into-
to them•
been made known. Sir Geo.
- --'-ed them in
14th. They
Nva nothing

itch kindness and ood taste, rem
...tg Pareil, on the `4'

..ae of life, -
.4 AMCCIS of Scinde hat!,
~ a treaty of mutual friendship
...cnt. They then possessed the
east, ruling with absolute sway
over
.iev had a million and a half of jewels or
00,000 a year of free revenue, and
could
pieces of artillery, and from 20,000
-rriors of Asia. Another week and
.. —and in two mouths 10,000 of
Jeen killed or wounded—their artillery,
ud treasure had been taken from them—
giveu to another, and they themselves in
-1 a foreign laud, from whose shores they

lony, - _
warted wen, vao3e soon

bravest wl
ners of w

CALCUTTA.
aTs.—Tne Planters' Journal informs us
eceived from the
ter. AlThe aofupsibsencel are every
ow ing week
cultivation, which is
• -

rs to a very low
-ae usual extent and quantity esti-
sown small plant of this spring is 5a1.1...r.
.1...r. Our contemporary adds—
' •--- nrices, bad pledged

as reduced the
nf the plante

t west

NIBAY

c;n the present

d, and are obliged to
however favour-

ause or

extreme scarcity

that we have to

and a f

)t. those ruinous time

May 1, 1843

last road the opera-
t have been to a corn-
cept grey jaconets and
!nsive sales have been
~,,ntAtious of last

IC •
near termination
be dune until after

if bleached

ace been

s at from 2 rs
per

3--- 61.3 iii"
to

ales which have been
--,9th, plain, has

Ileen wade

meY be said now to have
r foram, description.
oted at 21 $

TurkAY ied p