The Sun. — 1827-09-08 (London, England)

LAST INDIES.  DEFEAT OF THE TALIENS BY THE BURMESE.  CALCUTTA, APRIL s,—The following communications from the Viceroy of Rangoon to the British Authorities, with which we have been favoured, convey the Burmese view of the suppression of the late insurrection. Their force is considerably exaggerated, but the war was popular at Ava, and there was no want of volunteers :  After the English General had restored Rangoon, and taken his tleptature, Syrian Ngas-at, Della Nganan, with the rebel Peguers, arrived at Rangoon, and putting forth all their strength, they fought agtinst it; Ngas-at also ordered Kuren Ngaphyo, with the Taliens against Thumyudong, Pantanans, and the towns and villages westward, which having destroyed, they arrived at Donabew. The poor people in the towns and villages were not allowed to remain unmolested, and being frightened they fled. When these circumstances reached the most excellent golden ears; from under the Royal feet an army marched, and also one went by water with arms, ammunition, and provisions; the General had upwards of 20,000 infantry- and 2,000 horse. That these arrived in Rangoon the Englishmen there know, and even saw them. In order to strengthen the friendship of the two countries, the Landozein Menhlaraja and Ke-woon Nemyo-or-nanda-thoo are sent with a Royal order, and with them all communication can be held. _ _  The order of the Woongee Mahe. Men-hla Raja, on the Bth day of the increase of the moon of Toboong in the year 1188. " Etga-Maha-thanadepade won-sheng-dang mangyee Maha-meng-la-yoza sends news to the English commander. According to the friendly desire of the English Chief on his departure the English merchants are aided and treated with kindness. The four white strangers who ran away from the ship, have been caught and delivered to the artillery officer, Rawlinson. The English commander left Rangoon on the 10th day of the wane of the moon Nat-don, in the year 1188. On the 11th, at night, the officers of Gna-sat of Syriam, Gnapo-doo and Gna-moo, and Gua-gnan, of Dalla, with a great number of boats and men, came and attacked Rangoon ; the army placed outside the town sustained the attack, and in the fight the assailants died or ran away; afterwards they went and took Dalla, and Qua-sat himself, with Taliens and Shans, returned to Rangoon, and burnt all the houses and monasteries, and choulteries around the town, and encircled it, and shut it upThy land and water, and every day and night approached and attacked it : once on the 12th day of the waxing of the moon Pya the, once on the sth day of the wfining of the moon Pya the, and once on the 7th day of the waxing of the moon Ta-bo-dwai, sallies were made from the town, and in the fight many were killed and many ran away. When the news had arrived at the royal foot-stool, and it had been heard by the royal ear, that the beggarly Taliens of Mlle, under Qua-sat, had arrived at and attacked Rangoon, an army of 20,000 men, with two thousand horse, was ordered out to catch, and murder, and squeeze the vile and beggarly Taliens, and it has arrived at Rangoon. When a large force was ordered to march to Syriam, the plaee of Gna-sat, he could not remain, but ran away from Syriam by night, and an order was given to take possession of all the villages of Syriam and Della, and search for Gn:z-sat, and catch him, to be delivered up to the King. in same manner as the English Ambassador Crawfurd went and arrived at the Royal footstool, that the countries may enjoy a lasting friendship, so, by the Royal order, the Mengla Yoza, secretary, and the Yewton-Namyoo-Nandan-thoo, are sent to the residence of the English Governor, and this letter is ordered to be written to give intelligence of the circumstance of their arrival at Rangoon, on the 15th day of the waxing of the Moon Ta-bo-dwai, 1188."