THE NATIONAL REGISTER. litorkadr di. ove the toad leadiiie to stir fort, awl close. maser the walls of t t, ;jell were stockade(' all rosin stml a small aproine (the ntil) seen) had -tockades within stock soles ; from this they wet. obliged to tall hack, from the insur rnotn,tedele e fitt ro ttj e , ti Ll e 1•.1 Well themselves. after a dreadbil loss iic Oilicei‘ and !nen, undue' Allelter of the village between the first stockade. and the tort whittle 11,,y hat; previously p ee . sess i. o4 , o f soon the columns f , r the Table Land moved, Once additional compaiiie• or the 53d were (mho ed up from camp, and by the time they Arrived on the Table Land. th. columns iii advance had been obliweit t. tell back to the Yillace before alluded to. With this small f orce , no d tan six pounds is, the brave and gallant General mov. (1 die at tack through the village, which had been set on fire, anti ~tier making I w misuccessitilassanits on the fort, in the third. i• ile 'lndy cheering on his mot, within 611.1 yards of the gateway leceived a' mortal mind, and tell, most sincerely la mewed and iegretted by the whole army. jr I. Impossible for me to state particulars of the assault • which occulted : having been direr led by on, lamented General to 'cumin svitli list) maiipailie• of the 5S i , (unti' had been split for to Rio— foree the' ram.. I.,iii(l) and tvto companies of native infantry to cover him and proteet the guns on the batteries ; but I must beg lease refer iii. Lordship to Captain Byers, ide•de,camp to Maj . ( ) ; -6 e .,t rid Gillespie f-r more nt woe ortails than it is in my pow el 1. ..al.. f'dletain Bye is lett mien!) this morning on his way to 144 ..,.1 a l. ' fees anti I 11.1 that the infermatinn he will be able to give • mill be most satisfactory. • The ~ c znal for the colum's to most to the attack was not heard Nlajor Kelly, Capt. Fast, or Capt. Campbell. •It i• Imoo•s1111. - Collellide this report without expressing the ' i tiu hest satisfacti,n at the determined bravery of the troops yesterday. To pattered:trite any, would be doing an in jos• tii-e t the whir e ; and I trust that this general expression of ap probation, will be equally satisfactory to all (-once, tied, as it is in tended by em., to c' ovey in the fullest manner possible', the high sense l 4 site, lain of the zeal tool courage of every officer and soldier of this ac my who Were engaged yesterday. Lee I .set I have the boomer to tiansenit a return of the killed and wom.ied. and have the`hom flu to hr, &e. (signed) S ERR !GHT MAWBEY, Colonel. To Lieutenant colonel Fagan. ,4djatant general, Bengal-army. P. S lam 4pple, , -si%i many du etinistahres which have oc • Inive i.e. le It grill to my report, .from the many internips li ons %s hied, I have exp. derived, and the mnltiplicity of instances I at pre-cot experience lion. the cou:mand of . this force. as well a. that of itio.secitiii di% kin!, of the field army devolving on me. but lAIIIOI all e.u..cet the nu:niert I discover any ; and I nensherave his 1, , q1:-Inp's unbilitence in this paitictilar. Sive. , ri!iiie the above, I pereeise I forgot to mention having ordinal a battering train from 1),-Ibi, to r. move with all rssible expect inn. toss:ads Seharomporc. iI will have to pass .the Pass, as that of Kemri is not vraeticable for heavy cons. • (A teat coyy„) (Sigi.ed) . G. H. FAGAN, Adj.-Gen. Return of the Strength of the different Columns of Attack on the Fort of kalunga, Oct . Si, 1814. Total-1. Field Offices 8 Captains, 40 Subalterns, 3 assistants, 3 tom ter•niasteis and intripreter,, 3 assisiant , orgeote., 61 Native coinoli.i , oo.(l Officers, 1.53 , eljeants and havildars, 70 drnmmers, bngl. rs, awl tromprieli. '7199 rank aril file. ..Ftturn of hills'. Wounded and Missing. of a Deti.chment of the :irony at the Assault of Vie Fart Kalunga. under the command of 4 1.14j0r General Gillespie ct. 31. 1814. Tot .1.- 4 2.1Lteilifi!•011.0, 3 Eti.iCsis, s 2 serjeants, 1 drummer, 24 rank and file ; 1 Li. istenalit Colonel, I Major, 1 Captain, 9 Lients. 1 Cori .t t. 2 Ei:signs, • 3 Native commissioned Officers, peeerjeants. havildars, 2 trumpeters, 2 drummers, 19.5 rank anti tile, wounded, i rank apt' file awazing. . . o,cers Names Killed and Mounded. • _ ••• • utt.LED. Major. General Gillespie. • Gtl Native lidantry.fLientenant and Adjutant O'Hara. Light Heittedian. Lieutenant and Aelintenit Coaling. 1711. Native Infantry, Ensign Fothergill. Eivigii Ellis.: .. yrouNoEn. nth 1... ler D•ag. , osts Lient.-Col. Westenra ; Captain Brnton, sever e ly ; ni. lieNtuan t slightly ; Lieut. Cornet Macdo. azdJ. MAY 21. Detdelonent 19th Native Infantry, Liutenant Breine dio-gers •Iy. Light Batt. Major Wilson, Lieutenants Thackeray and Monteath, sevcrely. Pioneer.. Lit nt.liet. severely. • Engineers Ensign ( Lieutenant) Blanc. Captain B ' yt rs , Aide de Camp. (Signed) 0 W WALKER, Captain M. 8.-F. Force,. ( A tone Copy.) (Signed) G. H Fazan, Adjutant- General, SATURDAPS LONDON GAZETTE. RANKHUP rs. P. Faweitt, of St. Martin's, Norihasupton. iiinholder, to surrendet June 15. 16, and July 1. at elcven. et, the George Inn, St. Martitt'si At milks, Mr W. Hopkinson, Stamford ; err Mess's. James and Abbott. NeW 11111. J. W. Wright, of Clarence-Pace, Hackney Road, horsehair menu. facture?, 111 •y 30, at one, June 6, and July 1, at t..elve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. W Richardson, Clement's-inn. E. Gaspard. George-greet. Minories, merchant, May 97, June 6, and Jnly 1, at twi lye, at Guildhall . Attornies, Messrs. Leigh, and Housman, New Briege•rtreet. T. Roberts and W. Steevens, of St. Philip and Jacob, Glimees'er, to• bncco.pipe manufacturers, June 2, 3. and July 1, at one, at try, Cant. meicial.Rooms, Bristol. Attor&es, Mews. tind Hewitt, Lirt , e Friday.stri et ; or Mr. W. Bevan, Wine-street. Bristol. W. Ilippesley Clarke, of Ledcomb anti %Vydcomhe, Somerset, coal. merchant, June 1,2, and July 1, at twelve, at the Cowmen ial-Roomy Attornies, Messrs Lamberts, Taylor and Deane. Gray's-Ina:. Square ; or Mr. Tanner, Bristol. J. George, of Monmouth, timber-merchant, May 30, 31, awl July nt eleven. at the Crown and Thistle, Monmouth. Attornier, Mr. Yogis, Iternard-street ; or Mr Phillpotte, Monitiouth.• R. Johns n, of Liverpool, merchant, June 19,, 13. and July 1, at etc. ven, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Statham, Hitches, and Foster, Liverpool ;or Messrs. Dacie a-d John, Temple. T Saltmer and J; Saltmer, of Manchester, hat-manufacture rs May 27, 31. and July 1, at one, at the Star Inn, Manehester. Attornies, Mei Midfield, Manchester; or Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple. C. Nort , in, of Birmingham, builder, June 16 17. end July 1, at twelve, at the Roy: I Hotel. Temple-Low, Birmingham. At ornie, Messrs. Baxter and Buwker, Furnivars inn; or M. R. Pint. Birmitiv ham. • ...... W. Halliday, ()Manchester. cottott•spioner, May e 7, 31 , awl July , al eleven, at the Mosley A rm s I n n. M a n c hester. Anomie. Mr. J. Bitu&ley. Manchester ; or Messrs. Shepherd. Adlington. and Gregory, Bedford-Pw. . SiIR4 Coq., of Oxford•street, mercer, May 27, June 6, and July 1, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Hughes and Buxton, Fencharch qteet. T. Durrant, of lleathfield,cominon- , arrier, ?lay 27, June 3, earl juty 8. at ten, at Guildhall. Anemias, Messrs. Dyne and Son, Lincoln's- —I% Cooper, Manchester, conch-maker, June 9, 10, and July 1. at ten, at the Siar Inn, Manchester. Anoroies, Messr4; Willi, Fairthorpt, and Clarke, Warnford-Court ; or to Mr. Heslop. Manchester. Sittings appoin'ed in Middlesex and London, before the Right lion. Sir Vicary Gibbs, Knt Lot d Chief Justice his Majesty's Court of Common Pleas, at Westminster, is and after Terms 1815 -- IN TERM. LONDON. Tuesday . Tuesday Friday • 4 ' 4 AFTER TERM. • MIDDLESEX. Monday May t 9 Monday . June 5 I Thursday Tlinntday Of all disorders to which the human frame is liable, there arc none but what may be ascertained by the appearance of the urine, nothing can be a greater proof of this curious fact than the number of painful, lingering, and dangerous dit• eases that have been cured by the celebrated Dr. Cameron, that is consulted every day from eleven & clock till three, fit No. 84, Wells Street, Oxford Street, and who practites et 24 tit eV from oh that period. . , ;mild, sw%rir,%. . 6,3 d Foot, Liegtenants toting Rod Awoke, severety. tt•;/*t4 VI, Native tutautry, Ewj I)avidsop, sbeitly. < ee • f ..; . 4 4 . • • r. '-- 4 ~-, -4.,, ,4. ~ •:, ti ...„ ER