The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-22

and isolated points be cut OF In detail by overwhem,
no numbers of exasperated Belooches ana Inc mn
tribes of Scinde
First In order is the capture Of kelat by the son
Of Mihrab Khan, the late Chief The whole brush
force in this important fortress consisted OF Lieu.
Loseday, the political agent, and his escort o. 'ni
sepoysl Nusseer Khan attacked u on ,he Si'h 'u.y
with force of 5000 rebels; il was defended WIN
great bravery by Loseday and his little band 'oI TWO
days, but the chief Shaw Nuwaz) whom we set up
being betrayed by his own troops, who had seere.y
encouraged the enemy in the night, several oil the az
saants effected an entrance, when he Determined 70
capitulate and resigned the musund of keat on con-
dillon that he together with his family should be re-
spected, and allowed TO retire in saisp 10 Baghana,
with the added stipulation OF protection TO the escort,
person, and property of Lieut. Loyeday.
BY the last accounts Lieutenant Loveday had been
removed as prisoner 10 Moostung, and most of his
property plundered. Mhrab Khan's son had placed
person 10 take care OF Keat and had sailed forth
with alhs followers to attack and plumber, and II Is
expected will descend into the plains of Upper Scinde
Lieutenant Loyeday states that nothing could
surpass the bravery, fidelity, and determination Of
Marvaz Khan himself in the defence of keat, until
he discovered that the extent Of treachery within the
garrison rendered further resistance worse than fruit
less Then, and not till then, i, was, that he endea-
vorod to obtain for Lieut.. Loyeday and himself the
best terms in his power"
From he London Morning Post Nor ~.
We have received news per express courier, from
Alexandria TO the 18th October Syria to the 18th, and
Bombay TO the LIST.
lbraham Pacha was at Damascus and the whole
coast of Syria with the exception of Acre IN the
hands Of the Allies II expected that the garri
of Acre would evacuate being subject TO the shell
firing Of the Gorgon and Stromboli steamers, which
they had no means of returning The Emr Bechir
ordered to Malta.
The Meteor French steamer from Toulon, arrived
in Alexandra 9th October, with dispatches and il
was rumored that if Mehelnet Ali would yet content
himself with the success Of Egypt, and abandon his
pretensons to Syria every thing might yet be peacea
bly, settled The Indian mail and the passengers from
Suez had experienced interruption in their transit
through Egypt. The blockade of Alexandra
postponed until the 10Th November until which day
vessels in ballast only would be allowed to enter to
move property
Positive information had been received that Musa-
pha Pacha Governor of Gambia for the Viceroy, has
surrendered and has been confirmed in his Pachaik
by the Sultan The two Egyptian regiments and the
frgate stationed at Canea have changed their colors
without the slightest opposition.
The French fleet under Rear Admiral Hugon,
consisting Of eleven ships of the line and war steam
er, continued at Saamis on the 9th instant The
crews were peaceably employed in making carriage
road from Salamis bay TO join the Pirgus road.
The officers in charge Of the vicuallng department
have made their arrangements for wntering at Saa-
mis- but the contracts matter of precauton, are
made for double the present force.
BANK or ENGLAND--Quarterly Average of the
Weekly liabilities and Assets of the Bank of Eng
land from the 18th Of August to the 10Th of Novem
her, iSi0 both inclusive, published pursuant to the
act and William Nv, c.. 49,
LIABILITIES. AssEsTs
Circulation, Gig, 7s9, 900 Securities, f223l9 900
Deposites, 6,s960o0 Bullion 3,73S 600