The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-11-07 00:00:00

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Copy of n Hewitt from M• joy Hall to Liej..-Colonel
dated Camp, near RN Our. 24th of April, 181
Stn.—Agreeably to your instreetious, I
on Heeler last night, and arrived at the
first stokrade, on the road leading up to the
slay.bre:k. This they abandoned on our el
Shortle after our adadvance fell in with their mat
in theAicinity of the wish, about 300 stem
Of iteds'•atnntiterl.
They immediately opened a sharp fire, on
avaifFiiiritfo tolumn. Ito tlouttle,getrit time,
• considerable fire of musketry drove them
fort.:
We hail three men of the 89th regiment
and slip enemy 'OOO 20 men killed. •
The objector my advance being thes effect
fell Wok to. my present position, first lesvi
men of the tilpth aid 50 aryls in the (WWI.
the ellientaltd of St. Leger ; end I beg you .4
fermi me if it is year wish that we ehoeld 'eta'
oession of it. his quite attained from the
he fort. •
Th. Ina() Feeding to the fort is very
rough, and in its ',went state gnitit impassm
Bons., I have been obliged to return the) fi
to the scarcity of water.—I5 hive, &cM. -
. HALL, ajor, 8911
Cope of a Syron ,from Lieutenant-C(olnm.! Kennett.
Adjuinno• fleamral, dated at Crimp, near Anjeowell
lorhard in a Letter fleas Sir Mile, hi ightlog..ll U 1
vow in,Coutscil at Bruntatt, dated May 'lt, 1818.
511t.-1 have the honour to acquaint yoe:
istrerntalion of his. Eacellency the Command
:Chief, that I am now in possession of the re
4enteell, and expect every shortly to have
command all the forts in the AIIiPIIWO distr
I made preparations on the 14th Instant
reed against the lorts of Anjenwelt and Got
(io the Concen), when, on the morning of
~Lreceieed a commenication from Mr. Pelly
.41dent at Fort *ictptia, that the Attlenw,
would be surrendered to the 13ritish autht.
Corlifogly I put iota immediate etecatiott the
went. I had made; Lieoftrtiant Adarosor
detachment 01_250 men; crossed the river
this A neat ttiree o'clock, at the same
tit
-ntyleirptElith 200 more men, labded to ti
ward of chi fort from the Hon. Company'
:ow+ some pittamart.
It Was my intention, in rase any orposili
be ofered,. to ntaltiF a batter, of two IT
r•-4
• ke procurmi from the ships! ;'hot soth
• was not iteeeSsary sit fOrt having been
on the first-ippe,trattce of the detachment.
I proceed to-rnorlow ntoinitig to Gn‘
e•
nd thence to the &kite By rintghiir and V
and will give yotititisierliest inforiodAnn. St
anti I believe k namther of articles of vat
* Fiesta% ts a's eqtfigist, iiitreVooll 611,111 d /We
report riled to-anorr
, • • • • I have, &c.
41.14 ' M. KENNEDY,
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:Eatrart froma Report ft nos Captoin 11uno to Capt.-
Pont c.l Agent in Kandei,ll, (laird 11.1roull. the 15t11
• • 1818, toirt,..ed inn Lefler fruits the Honourable
I 00,1 e. In the Seer•tlry to the lloottray tiot,eri
. the Skids of Mtn), 1818.
Having received information that the
attacked this place, and encamped near
from Soaogeer yesterilay.eveniticat eerie 0
'wilted here hefts morning at break of day,',
~ettl,l6o rank and Ili., two sit-pnenders, and
144 horse over Capt. Rigid. I found the
stosayssion oftdeserted village, surrounded
wall,distant one mile. The people of the pl
out the advauced piquet, against which
. and in a short time 27 of the Arabs were
or bay on,ted ; some horse belonging to
. etolearouring to escape, were cut op by the
...400111Pi The enemy ware now advancini
r. village in great numbers, and appearing
or
. and front, wi* an apparent intention of
asocl thought it advisable to fall back or:
they toll well for some distance, but were
with eospriderable loss.
I om sorry to state, that three Sepnys were killed,
end one Subidar and ail Seypoys woutrded.
-
F.strart Rom a Report from Major Ehlridxe to'Capt. Halifax,
Artiste D.puty-Atttutatit General to Brig:loser General
9miskik Divbionmf the Araty, dated (7aarp. Jonewer, the
59111 of April. incised in a Letter trim Mr. Liponniutte to
she Doinithy Secretor), dated May Vl,lBlB.
1 have the honour to report to you,tor theinforma-
lion of I.l4adier.General Smith, my arrival rimer.
tiley morniog At' Jooneer.the tort and gorrie of ehich
were talon possession of by Lieut. While; of the
frst auxiliary battalion, with hit detachmenOn the'
1410 of the Mb inst. lie mosed on for the Our.
pose from 'lenge um before the brigade came tiihre,
'basin heard that they seta evacuated that day, or
the preceding night.
In the course of yesterday afternoon a Jassoot,
whom I sent out for intelligence, reterned with a
confirmation of the report I had before heard, that
Anuabboy [twilit'', the Subidar of Seonver,'was et
'Bursar., a fort •out three toss elf. I immedi-
ately directed Major M‘lotirl, with a party of his
barge, to pr'o'ceid to the place. I am happy to re-
port, that the Subidar, witty some of his followers,
25 horcea, and tioreamels, were taken, which I at-
tribute in i great measure to the alacrity and prompt-
ness with which Major M‘ll,,eod stied on the oe-
casidit; I have ordered out a • party of infantry to'
talc
possession or the• fort of liorsur ; and in a few
•. &ill I hop.' to be able'fo reparritie• fail of ail the
•—,Alfet forts neighbourhoodi' • •. •• I
Eintaet ream tt R, port from Mrepoi'Phlinfit'tt, Girt mom,.
Ctuttp,CbitePoutt, the stsh,of Miry. 4818, also iticluterl
in Mr. Elphiusimik'slortier,oflite,sllstof May., I
I had the hoosser to reporcmy having,got possess
sion of the forts of Shunarie.,. tile Garry of Joalfeer, •
end the fort of fierier, anti have now the pleasure
to report, for the information of Gen. Smith, the re-
• duttionof tke two strong bill.forts of Chaweud and.
Joodeett. • Ott the lit inst. tile. brigade ineamped
• before (Alas, und, which is abetp4 three :miles and 11"
half or row miles from..llareor, and the Killafier.
baying refused to give it up without Sgt. order AOllll
obis master, I immediately oatred dowo somenspr4s.
tars and howitzers, whicls wed, en *the fort at his
—rift. M. • The borobardasetagoatipoed all night, p net-
limit six o'clock netts atorplog. when the garrison
+ earreodered uncendisioualls—about 150 shell, viers
thrown. There were novae& of 100 men in thethrt,
whom I Aisarrned and sent off with orders to ge to
their villages, being all Mahrattas. Yesterday the
brigade marched to Joodeen, which is situated in
thograud range of Pacts; and commeods an et-

he Sir& __spent
from the district. The answer returned on the spot
wag, an order for the buildings at Chiploon to be
immediately evacuated, and the party marched on.
Willi+ ritiliiii letter from Lient.-Col. Pr tiller, to she AdjornAt-
Orem!, ailed Camp, near Mahar, the 41st of Mar. 18111.
I nave the satisfaction to. report the occupation of
lingannah, Kangouree, Chunderghur, and M yput-
ghee, by the troops under my•command. Anjetswell
has been given up, and Mr. Pelly write!, he is in daily
expectation of the surrender of all that may still be
occspied. Ryghur appears to have been the only
hope on which the enemy rested.
Copy of a letter from Lleut,CHl. Adana,. C. B. to Mr. Jen-
. k.ns the Itesid.nt at Naspore, doted Camp. Chatala, the
• Win of May, 1818. inclined to a letter from Mr. Jenkins, to
the Buthb.,) Secretary, dated the t.'24 of May, 1818.
girt.,—lt is with peculiar satisfaction I have lb;
honour to report, for your information, that the large
fortified city of Chanda was stormed this morning i''
little after live o'clock; that the breach was carries',
with a spirit and energy I bate never seen excelled ;
i and that in little more than an bout the whole of
ibis extensiste capital was in the possession of Colonel
'Scott, who gallantly conducted the assault, and the
brevp troops under his commend.
: . lam most happy to add, the loss has not been
severe •r ;apt. Chatiewortb, . Lieut. and Adjutant
fatten, -meotenants Fell end Casement, are the
only .ol6etrs +molded. I' she'll do,myself the plea-
servo! transmitting my detailed:aces:sot by to-osor-
',..iiksiDk4i.-1 have, kc. ..t i ' . I'.
• J. Vi....41).1.N15. Lletit.l-o.eniemuding
. ; N wore Solisidiaryparie.
W 4
ilium* from a Report front " EiWeetv to the Atkin-
. titut.Generai, dolt! Cam 'w' hur, the 4ith of
May, 1818, inclmed in h ' *lax e coolicander.io-
A Chief SO the (lowlier ha Foonoiii ollosabay, dated the Stith
of May, 1ii14.. , ,t,t3u,, ' . 8.. .•
I have the honour to ,aptioeint you, for the In-
formation of his Excellency the teramander-iu-ehiet,
Abet I marched from Cialplooli,on the eveninoff the
Slit ilbSi. and encamped otfsewards,from wisencia de-
tached Lieut. Chapon, with AM rank and file, es the
mornipg of the 22d, t 0.541411 possessioa of the strong
.bill fort. of Byremgber (.b..s sine toss from thence
in ao, easterly direction), Up:VW Officer flawing re-
joined ali this mooliog voids:wet of the detachment,
I beg leave to refer you to the report of .ble pro-
ceedings, which is berearith tiliopesttted.
I marched the semi morning auk( with there.
mainder of my detachment (six artillerymen, one
thrtipouoder, and 50 rank lid file), for the par!

quit- __ _ .. -
officers of the Yanissaries are the inciters of theie dis-
contents, but it would be difficult in convict them.—
Every sensible person is convinced that there are no
means of putting en end to the present agitation, but
by a new organization of the Javrissaries. Such an
a siodsei
brit
ea
.k i nlg,h
iwiould traveller, indeed
wbheo
.110
'hill: cpualset 'edhutth rnooutgillin;
rest part of Turkey, declares, that there are no mi-
litary preparations making, as had been pretended
illy others, that no orders had been issued relative to
the provisioning of fortresses, or to the re establish-
ment of old fortifications. The Porte holds a good
understanding with all the Powers of Europe.
FRENCH FUNDS, Nov. 2.—Firer-per Centf. 71 f.
-40 c.—Ba A Stock 1575 f. 1,
BERLIN, OCT. 21.—The Prussia Council of State
, will be immediately convoked on the return of the
King into his capital, for the consideration of very
important affairs, and particularly of the new Con.
stitation. 4
BRUSSIBLi. OCT. 30.—The Emperor of Russia and.
the King of Prunia are espected here about the 12th-
Nov. and to remain some days. •
-tiriTh-51411: .
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11 Montt FRONTIERII, OCT. 30.—0 n the 27th,. the
Prussiiiii troops commenred their march for Luxem-
burg and Troves. The fortresso, will be deliFeeed
up successively, end it is supposed.that ors this.side„
also, the French territory will be evacuated 'tit the
15th of November. :.
FRANKFORT, OCT. 29.—We learn from Stras.
burgh, under the date of the 26th. that Gvneral
Baron Frimont, whose troops, as well as the Rm.:
rians, bad gone into temporary cantonments, has
sent an Officer to the Prefects with the notice that
his troops would begin to pass the Rhirre, at Sponerk,
on the 29th, to evacuate the French territory. This
officer hes also brought Tories/ =elks of the favour
of his Msjesty the Emperor of Austria, which will
be made known as soon as the King has given per.
elision to accept them.
The Commanders of the troops of Wirtemherg and
Basaria.hare also officially signified to the Prefects
that their troops will pass the Rhine between the 3d
and 9th of November.
The Swedish Ambassador has received orders to
rebuild his hotel, which wts beret down in .the
month of March this year, and his also received a
lam of 200,000 piastres to defray the expeocee.

light
ro receive the last :epos+ for 'the' evening from tko
Physicians.
The • French Peters to the 4th Inst. have reached
us. The King of Puussia is detained in Paris'by
indisposition. His Majesty was to have supped with
the Due D'Escatts, first Maitre d'Hotel to the Ki 4
of FRANCE, on the td inst. (Monday last), Alin g
splendid company Ime been incited to meet him Ord
the King was forced,bjt illness to; retire before the
entertainment began. re Duke or Asciouutus
hss
set off to intpect.4lset fortresses of France on the
• .
eastern frontlet'. r4ttoyal nippers was to tow
mence on the aide of Alsace, and finish on that af
Flanders. The' celebrated M• Dt LA Farsrre Air
at length been returned to tt.e Chamber of Deprill
by the Electoral College of Is Setae. The pelf
of the Liberals will derive strength rod coosolsiiee
from this event. Freedom will
,at least Ws sons
intlesible hired in "he Chamber of Deputies in the
person of the petaietic La.Fattiti.e; Itt 'piton
from * general 'state ittlus' jetissl,lemsde loth* tam
Elections, that nut ON Deputievtiltomiceteti their
seats, 18 have been ter eleeted;entitin4 ib Pik 34
are new MeMb3i4 of the Cheinber: tiwists
Ocommorticotioons from Paris aunt, that of 25 of the
Ultra Royalist party Who hate gone out of the
Chamber by rotation, not one has been re-elected.
ro On the •hole, the- Elections in France WM to
have given unequivocal proctor lise understanding of
the People as to their true lal recta The univerol
wish still appear!, strongly twastfested to favour of it
.4beral and reasonoble system of government, ender
it limited Monarchy, and a Ministry responsible '0
Hftepresentative Parlismerit. This is what is desired
and what via happ wiiJ•lte effected, in spl'e of I" ""
Of the allied ~sales efiihorty. The biessioe
of liberty, like those of religion, are batter for twig
emended.
bettermoreThee h
ac nations that enjoy these
ingt%n h
litrerty which gives light ansdecklea. owltedo
also which lb/o'lol tht4e, Ilappine.s to voitek4d.
It is ezpected that tka frie:sch C; ambers will Stet
on the Ist of Dec.

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818. . 7.7. ThrikKil dal ~.. ' ' .100
mart eyolefibie‘.-- d •
.. i , . • , s y#_ ! 4 r posses wilts had hosiCtleitsq, S tier Ceni.Cott-olsirtart .. haat Ikeda st 7 147, ,
Wig Ann. Hi 41•1140 LIG • ,
etternfs elate Peishara's crest
"q!'n.r• --,- .ft per Cent. 851 , tiaraeurrar limo 104 •{ i
out that he-would fight eight itisy s.' On the apprOach to " ' per Ceut. 84 .
~. 'Annul: for Ace. 7711; • Osmium -....
e Tort, at
V,
pe
milldtto.,triVently.:
itimminhisiOnatietriviimisoal herttealtasdaueniooertst yesterday, preparaby.24
approach' eiiiiii to re-COI/14a,, -tillirtie,eiClit".•ere -_ ~.-
sin body, , - '
from the guns and otitchlicky;
ong, part without sustaining any 1"61* ,I ..14).li!iptirchi any .- etlf a 4417.11 orders were issued for a detachment ---- -- --- -- - -:
• r, ..• r% v------."....
A spot wail soon :go
-oaf -at throe 'o'clock fhis morning; accord-
- THE STAITgOr.4I4I.I
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n which I opoo for the mortars, sod also .e, befiery tbri,k,...loglyi..v.gtarty of six artillerymen, and 60 tank end
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undord
rlelgre.i.
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_,.._._ . . _ _____.:_____....-- _ i
i brass 12. pounders, ,till the IS-pounders told
end eft" 1 --I,i---- -boa- the tete.- TO- ,tvet--Copinin Uogbes, of the 2d battalion 2
ready to play els I usamwary • 6 bitAte-•*1 the lit battalion 10th regiment,
s into the ' -IWINDONi - '-
mortars opened it abriaitft-d'ildck,iiiiit after *ring ,urintt with Lieutenants Seymour and Adamson,.of
t • T "•
an hour, baying thrown about 20 shells, a man was the let battalion 10th regiment, proceeded (with • • • .:.-.1 -e.,
SaldaDAT. nonsense '7, iltilk . , 4
wounded, sent down.tra say that, they would open their gate, ladders formed frosts tentvolea), and arrivin4 near
—New— , .
I Which was iritmedlately taken possetsion of by a party 'the PlewaY by daY-liett followed the enemy so
it closely into the fort, that the garrison had only time We have received New Odessa Noon to ow
iff,ect:(l,'„„' of the Botabsys Europeab regiment, then on duty i
nrw. r the battery.. The garrison, after , being disarmed, I' -to escape by the eally.port on the opposite side. of September. The following are extracts;
""' ends/ dismissed. ••••ir . ,
Extraer-Tronr a Report from Lieut. Canon In Li•ot -Colonel [FROM. THE *LW ORLEANS °AMIE-or stash; NI •
o 4,14 it" lam now an my march back by .Ideibeer to Kepi edv, dated Comp at Tultordo, if3tl I f Ma,, 1818. , ~ .. •
, Pe conduct observed by the British 6
ilaill'Paa. Hurr ch. undineher, which is almost the only rat re- I bareihe honour to report that, agreeably to your OEM.'
he fire of - Y .., ~.
. rosining in tit IfibieWlY4,ollStiaiell in this part of the ioetroetiAs, I marched tsit a detachment.oT 100 rank
A country.. • ''' l'. '''''' and file, and arrived at Teller& (the village at the
ornrsoufectoihmitisatatooffewpebeikciartriit dulveoni:nhiratothrlatrih:setepylia:sireertueloSpiren,psteipi:ecoicriroaldohnotne.stdrifii'
nisi esill.4lsTepilitThirai:
"eke? 8:" Hairnet from a lamthetßolms' rt from Major Eldridge to Capt. foot of Byranight4this day at 10 A. M.
'mud' '"'' )lalif.a. daird Camp Dunoworrnh, on the Bth of May, My party being Much fstigoed with the length of
fart owing Settee my letter of the 411), 1 have the pleasure to ' doubt. By a recent order from the Comistdaisr:iss-.."
Chief several regiments are to embark far Canada,
march, I did not think proper to ascend the hill,
report that the forts of llorrychenditszbur and Hoots. which ia.nearly three cuss in ascent, but sent for the , •
89th M awl all the absent Officere belonging to the military I. jilgher have been taken possession of by a detachment Killedar, who coming with a small party, errasige-
,ney in the of the S.A. . battalion, under Capt. Sykes. At Chew. mints
were quickly made for my being put in pos. I
fell. May 11. and I learned that a short road lay over the hills tea session the next morning. The Killedar only re. establishment of:
ii:aitiatthilliu toe
that
Isucoelotlry
• the thrir. these furts, and in hopes that they would sorrender Srk quired that the arms and property of himself and respectite regiments' st irhout delay."
me; for the a party, and prevent the trouble of taking the guns garrison, amounting to about 150, should not be •
EXTRACT OF A
I sent off the above detachment which coat. Talton away, which I agreed to ; the Ramooses being
mender in round,
furl of. An..
.pletely succeeded. The brigade is now encamped about In comp strength• likewise in the vicinity of the fort,
.. LOXElell6
under (Ili ais Riles north of Jootteer. blolor 54‘1,00d, with his the Killedar and /atrium begged a party of sepoys •• Two rich Portuguese prizes, one loaded lo Bra.
tract. detachment; is still on the look out for any Wiese(
to escort them to Patten, in the Deccan. zil for Lisbon, and the other from Lisbon destined
nt to pro- horse that may make their appearance iu this pert -of •
the country. Fit-ENt,ll PA ii r, KS. * for Rio Janeiro, have lately been sold at St. Barthols.
rowielkhote
f the 151 h, "„ • ----muu"—. men's; they were brought in by privateers under a
...vtract from a Report from ',restraint Manalleld to Major T. ...
rains, Nov. 3.—Yesterday, the Marquis de Ms. commission from Gen. Artigas. Most of this print.
y, the Hfr• Thateb.er, coosi!isanditie at Sititur.i.dmie:dherranbe.hur,M,.,•—, .
eit-garnet lel& radioed non letter from Mr. Elphuotoor to the Burn- naive, Ambas-saslor of Portugal,. and Marshal Be- leering is laid to the charge of the Amerietns, but I
am confident that many transports, with recruits Gtr
T a area ordered a
oig
"to.
bay Secretary, dated May St, Itilli. reafold, Marquis of Campo.Major, and General of
''"'itY; 6c- I nave the honour re inform you, that agreeably to , Portuguese •
the Armies, paid their respects to his
be Menge• your orders, I marched from Sahara on the morning 'Majesty, the Independent cause from England, being ditap.
Pointed in their espectatioos, leave the Patriots sad
on, with a
furnish a great many men for
of
the 12th inst. and in conformity to instructions re- 1 .
Yesterday the King of Prussia, the Duke de P
at Dabool4 eiived
'from Capt. J. Grant, Political Agent, arrived so Ls I, 1,
i.sec.,eri.orgo, and the Prince
Imo that I,yal, paid a visit to join the .privateers, i•
the eolith. on the
here l4th, at two, P.N.PI. after a !Tract harassing Madame and the Princes. this plundering business. St. Fernandez de Apra
march, from the road having been rendered impracti-
1 has been made very strong by the Independents, sad I
y's creleete , His Prussian Majesty, accompanied by the Princes
cable for horses and almost for font, by the felling of his sons, viewed the Panorama of London. 'Forlay,• .
is now exclusively garrisoned by English troops its •
,_, large timber in the ghouls, which obliged us to pro. this Mouarch is slightly indisposed ; his departure, it •
lan" shiouT coed on foot for the last ten miles. the Independent service ;as they have no expectation
is said, will not be delayed. 74
t:pouritir• , on my arrival
at the village at the foot of the ghaot Yesterday morning, at six o'clock, his Royal of quarter from the Royalists, it is supposed hew
i a meowe leading to the fort,leenea fog of truce with the sure.
Highness-the Duke d'Angouleme , set 4to inspect sable." I
abandoned men, for the surrender of the fort, which, with the the frontier fortresses evacuated by the Allied Powers. —,.....-. .
exception of a ctrkonn, one sepoy, and a prisoner,had
This Prince is accompanied by two of his Aids-de- STATE OF II ER MAJESTIC.
owolkhote,
.been evacuated on the 12th instant. I immediately Camp, 11l
. MM. ate ontagny and de Montcalm, and During the whole of yesterday her MAJTITY 4 .
Vui"‘"?* marched up with the party of the '2d of the 9th and br •eut.-Er sen. Boon de Rognisl., Engineer Inspector-
maimed dreadfully exhausted, and in great pain:
Some graisn' is ato happy to say have thus got quiet possession of General. His Royal Highness will firstvisit the for.
sloe ir,. Nei pervaubghor, a fort that was capable of giving us a• .
the fort- of i h. mission bThe Bulletin issued this morning is as fullowsspe.
,tresses of "ace, and conclude is y those
1 great deal 41 trouble. especially at this advanced sea. of Flanders: it is thought that his journey will last• •
row. • • • Kew niece,P Nov. 1. '
. kso.lisof the year. A Duffedar has this moment arrived
r, at least six 'weeks. "The Qt.:r.g.ra has had another very indifferent night, sod
her Maalsze suffers thismortriug from the oast of refreshiag '
from Mukuughur, and lam happy to say with the On the lei lust. M. Fievee surrendered himself pi-
t:tem.-Col. ' • •
&amender of The fort; and I have dispatched a softer at La Force prison. sleep.
1814, a Russian brought to Paris a kind of
splain,Bll:ic:•. Ha•sltiar's party to lake possession. I conclude, 111 (Signed) ii F. AMMAN."
Nirli ii• 111 D,'„;• with mentioning the great obligations lam °l'd" to tea-plant, ahich has been cultivated by one of our Her M ArEsTY espetienced another alarming attack
, r. I • . .
rumen!, dated i.troateliant Jellicoes far his assiiitaaps iea: iti!ice !
moat
t.k me 1
gardener..
Already, he has a bed of of her complaint on the preceding night. She set.
left Sattara. 400 feet of the plant, which thrives exceedingly well; feted d„sdroily from the violence of her cough, mot
r Arabs had • h, et this momeut, experiments are makincto !ascertain
[ I marched Err let from a Report from Lieutenant-Colonel Kemrdr, to t .
itsgreat appreheosions were entertained lest the agitation
, , Adjutant Gruerul, Gawp, mar Citiptuan, (fated the 40th quslitiei and value, compared with that of China.
o'clock, *no of Ma%, 1818. ' it occssiened shiattld induce those alarming spasms,tra
which we receire by way of. Englaod.
'busing with. I left Arrjenvrell yesterday with a detail of 350 On the 30th ult. Gen. La Fayette was sleeted De•
whids her lilk.fitivr has, of late, been so subject.--•
nd the auzi- men, and took possession of the fort of Gowulkhotd. poly of IA swim. She Was also greatly distressed by painful tension on
P enemy bad It having been reported to me on my arrival (which The Kul of prow. was to hive set out last night,
ellby a mod happened at two P.M.), that 12 or 1,500 among'sthe side, a symptom that is invariably brought on by
but his Majesty's departure is deferred onaccount of
place peinted had -been plunderingin the neighbourhood of Chip. paroxysms of coughing, and is often so intense, as
his indisposition. .
to cause 'stream difficulty of respiration. For an
I advanced, 1001'5 and had been desirous even of seizing Gowulk. A traveller who lately left Cons an I tm e has
op , i
e either shot , hole, I immediately ordered a party of 150 men, on. • .these symptoms, in
given us some intelligence horn that capital. Ac- hour or two, she laboured under
1 this piquet, der Lieutenants Adamson and Capon, to go and cording to his account, symptoms precursive of some great pain ; bat at length, by the free use of the
the ausllisry drive them out of some strong buildings in the town important events, manifested themselves there on se. warm bath for the extremities, and topical foments. •
ng
from the of Chiploon, where they had taken {rust.
veral oceations, and a violent insurrection was ap.
sit the Boot e The party left Gnwulkhoie at three P.M.; on its lions, the irritation subsided, and the Royal sofeltr, • ni
prehendetl. To the present moment, the Grand
surrounding near approach to Chiploon, a messenger from the Rs-
Seignior has seccerded in repressing the seditious by
on
It nrdull ; moose Slider delivered a letter to Lieutenant Adam- alarmingly exhausted, gradually sunk late that al.
the energrend the strength of character he has de. most unconscious state, which hat uniformly sec: ..
tre driven elf son, which, on being opened,- was found to contain 'eloped. It would be desirable that his Ministers ceeded these attacks. • .
congratulations to myself, and offers of service from
enjoyed the same cenfideuce as is inspired by his
The PRINCE REGENT did not visit her MAJOTT,
mere killed. the Sirdar to assist in expelling the Peislina's ps troo
• high qualities. It is pretended, that some superior .
last night ; but his Royal flighnaem p
ent an es.,l