MIA' Oa nia tights of the peiyle. Ile was persuaeob, and &Leitch's, ii p r o fission itul 113: led ',Om much into the line ofis:litim yet be owl ',user' the wap.,roinity of censide.rik; cad hearing !root others. that-the iprino.F.es which his Nlajestra ?.iiniiters now a.ited wen we:: th e priri;i el et w.liAl h. 4 conduaid to the prosperity of the coentry,oild would conthote ur prelervo it. He implored thc.r. to those prinoiple . Prosidenc, hal done much for tia'.l. Want!. k hal pia...el areaul r.r..k4 and chili tier its protection et.d seeurit, ; thou (4.t.girt tiortre;tes retrained, and the pria:iele, of old E5g1i4.1 pawor winitsgver could w ..allynu r L t d.:peril:ace, or ilestrey a:* liLertiesr Several toasts were their t‘raiik,, among v was. Air. Ellis. the brother ors antt ether fric.:a: of Sir 7.1. Mae- Well ; had thanks to thew for their useful the eauso." Mr. Ellis roe: aid raid, that from the tiiseitien which hal n:a::i fl(ted itielf. late a.s the ir.;:iyl was at who Alurray Maxwell had been iAtru3ucel to the nuthee ni tho sinters Wrstininstcr. Hit Aturrtiv could not hilt I.a proud of the situation in which he had bend plactal on the ; 1 :1;:{N:r. Hills) retained no riwulit what ever, that on a future octea.ion. when the e'eziire tl'anchise sheultl return to thetn, they would :thn .I.te of their rep•centutiv(s.! 'Etiey hail heard fro:n the gallant Captain the Fititipor.. - which he profer•cd—i inciples. lie wet sure which tnna he dear tothe beret et' every Englishman; and they would dullitless endeavour Le reeotter their ancient and lA:7.o3c:table city (ruin the rasp of alew is dia;duala who hal prefentled to rantroul their satilttzcs. There were about 493 gentlemen present, ar..l the ttert, ins did. net ii:rak up until a.latelrotr. • COItoNEWA ISQUE.II S. rATAT, ACODEST 11 (tins..-.4uiutrrisition was ta:t.elo un Tnesday at St. 'flooisias's Hospital. before Thomas thelton, Esq., Coroner, on the toady of Geurgr Samplers, a gardener. in the employ of !Ebonite, Esq. ut 'Tottenham: Mr. Ilhtier,of Wuod•gscan farto,'lottetilliont stated, that a short time ago his giir.lens vs ere roblied nightly by thieves, stud, to protect his prei. ty, hi' sent his bevy:081 % 111e deeem ed, to borrow two spring gees of itei4lllleir, for the purpose et placing on his premises. Millen he h a rrowed hie gnus enquired whether they were nat.:Yaffe(' : he was rise red they were, for lie did tot wish to I:are loaded gulls on hie premises; Ids ;il3,,ect was to frighteit the depredators, and to oreomplish tl7at. he was to Imre a ,mike rat up at the en titmice of the g Joryinath—'These was aIotICC plat up at the time Ml:acci dent happened ? Witness.—'There was a hoard ordered to be pot op the same tray. The guise were frequently sow in the lock, sop. ; pasing tlsas they were unloaded, and durivg the lima pesmona have frequently ste.4 loefore the anortie of the gun.. On F r iday week, sh e sicecesed was Imp eyed in liking the genii; about 6 wood: Ile left the deeeaxed, cud went to take hit tea and bad not left Wits tosere than 10 mantles when he hoard the report of Me arms ; he rots into the garden. and saw the erased bleviliow in a .t do eadfsol 'sooner from the right mon I he asked him what was t h e matter i He said. •' Oil, I tens ' 443 4 the Cell ‘t As limited, and 1 slid tint know it." The Mood raa its a stream irons the arteries; he bound the wounds tits' with handketeltiels as light a. possible. but he cotil:! nut step the bleeding. A 111tIfeirfl at 'Tottenham ordered hint to bear's( immediately to St. Tlsiousaies Hospital. Thomas Peek, Griceiria of St. Thar as's I fospital, said, that bo Friday, sh o w hall' past 11 u'cluck, the deceased was loons:1st to else hospital; he was ieoinswently dying front the loss of bloods it Was the opinion of himself and another star aeon that the deceased could not live lice minutes. Upon examining the w Ire furled she !see, Anal so extensive that ampatation was necessary. The 11. ceased diet! at four o'clock next morning. from the loss of leluoil. Mr. Shelten, hi summing up the etelenee, &men/0, that ea person had a kg:ii right to have spring guns on their pre trines, it being an instrnatent which caused almost certain death to those Who cause in couteet with it. The offence of rlOblag a garden was not punishable wills death ; and flier.. re, it 3 thief watts be shut by a swing gust, mid it was to prod.tee death, the *ewer of it would h o e ;Mei ' : to puni s hment. and the jury who oh upon the body of the deceased would ai properly in rotarnitog a verdict of rnauslatsghter against !:se owner of the tout indeed, he believed they welsh' be stilted iss retire:fig a V. rdiet ut wilful murder. hi Oil: t. vie !t amteared that the deceased was the servant of th e owner of the gnu. and that his death was purely aecideld al. -.till the jut y ought Its mark their reprobation of having ancn is an I iustrainents placed in Open premises, because it had produced the deeds of oat of kis Majesty's subjects. Vehlache—Aceidental Death. Deudand 20s. ; and the gun forfeited. On &Ellett', an lacptiaitina was held before C. Jemmet, in Duteyer lane, Camberwell, on the body of lk laity, the widow of • military officer. Mrs. Payne stated that she was-mistress of the house in whirl, the detwaseti had fur a considerable time resided as a lodger. She fro. queenly indulged in caressive drinking. On Wet/it:slay vs. ek she wrist to London to receive the quarterly paynteist of her pension, and w.ts brought !some in the riT3illg, by tan women. in a slate of ex:tense isolosicatinn. Ou the fol. lowitog morning she got up to breakfast as metal, and appeared toierably well ; 1111011 t one in Site afternoon wituess wet./ into her apartment, and found her lying on the floor, and the Mood flawing profusely (Fans a wonted in the face, which was oet.nduoietl by her falling on the edge of a pewter lint. With assist:nice she carries) her up to bed, and in two hours after yards found her quite deed. 'Peril pry returned a etdiet— Dies' from suffocation, occasioned by excessive drinking. • rkrkbettC FOROBRY.—At I,..ampeterfair.its C lost week a person of tbe name of Mora. lorg.tit, a tonne of Ishushictiy_bs ell. will county, purchased a numbs. rof Writes, for v. Welt be pais: in stew titbit/ Of um. pound each, purporting to he of die Governor stud Company of the Bank of Loglnnif. 'rlie remotion, paper, and water mark being so ethnic/Orly dune, lies person lit Lasmpeter could ascertain hitt what they were gennine notes of the Bank of EssoLtml. A remit of the name in . !Ingle Linyti, 4 very respertatile resister trout the oeighhotts hood of Aberystaitis, attended the . fair, roil sold Plateaus two horse., Wit for IJl.anotherfur 71. fur %fifth he ti ilniti • he. %%hole its forgoll paper. Mr. Lloyd took the sai I r oars flit lippreliolll to itot Aistrystwitis Old Lim*, whonisas iy Mr. Jones. the massager of that concern. pro. sormsee.l the o bole !Urged t at the sane tinge declined they esistony well executed with •the grisniale uuten. excep t the signonsti s, whirl% hetreyeil taw forgery. Mr. IslOyd riediately tsistained e %%arrant against Morgan. Mime firm. he we. moves-ton I,y :snuther iorrsun front whims lit hx.l 1 , 111 riser, d a Sitn.se, and no+ giNets in el:arge of too e , Jisst from %doom, howl %et , he made has escape. A cenot , :. term b"44 l "u '." 140 So elf* r Elea for Ville, vkiliCh be salt ho wroul.l he! , add the eutotatOlea were to imprikilev: a. to or, bins go 04siegi s !ile IlOtaSt to try the mitoses, whet, h latatedies mounted i , i'hoot los ha,, aid rode oft, 1,111:lat from t. he met twit pare btu ii nonni poUitel it so lin own braid. 'llse tinmit ot toil hhow u coutiarcd, stud it a much to be !toped he Vsili bC WWI NINTIMAI. grUtertft. Inwr. LOA'DON GAIXE7'r E. Tuesday, July It. as!rtic u ers. 041CLEY G. and Uv.txs .1. Old Bond -street. upholders. July 21. Aug , . 4, :.05, at Acts. Oakley and Birch. Martin's-lane., Ca.lnon.street. W471:11;5 J. end W. and It. Car:!cti Aldormanbury, ret emnts, July .it; ;5, Aug. at Guildiudl. Att. Ut. King. Ser. gear.t's Inn. Cr.t I 1.8 .1. It. Illneklicath. mariner. Jrlr 31.211. Aug. 43, 44(4111- Att. Mr. Nevin ;ton, Fcnc'turclistreet. 1 Collbrooke. tualtster. July Is. 20, Aug. 25, at kingsbridge. Att. r. luaniore. Red 1.1011- , ltuare. Contras E. l'ettenliam-court.road. chee•t.itionger. July 23, Vt. 2.;. at Guildhall. Aus. l'uole and Co. Gra...'s W Al. I. t; urge-street. St. Nlaryletrone, liaberoaslier, Jul 23, at Guildhall- Att. Mr. Carlon, !lig:I-street, Ichunc. MOLY .1. B. flaw!: -e•lntirh, llor.etshire. baker. Aug. 3, 4, 23, at Atla. King and Co. Bedford-row. Mr. Payne. York-rtrat. Auj. t I'. rlawks, Bath, liursc-44alcr, Avg. 2.1. J. and E. WakedtM: K. Pratt arE , J. 3liert, Lad-lane, merchants, Aug. 3, W. Bryn rt, (;:inieti‘catir:, 'Temple t dealer.- Auk 1. J. Fcat!ter,tonlttaglt, St. Mitey-at-hill, I Airier 'lliarttn-erect. coal factor. Aug. S. It. I.ove:;rore, Arborfield. Pcrkrhirbefamter, Aug. 1.. M. Molony, ori.acli-mtker, July Is. Wardley, I.uneashirr. corn-dealer. Aug. 11. I'. Spencer. Alanchestcr. roininission.brolter. Aug. L W. B. Jackson, Exeter. tm•rc!iatit, Sept. a.- CERTIFICATES—Auc.:. 6. Maggeridge, kin,, ,, stoa-up,m-Thartim. . cetn.merrhan•—.3. Standish. I,vetiro.O., fbarAcaler—T. Aciold. Ittc tester. groclr—.3. Voting and .1. I);,i . kin, Slnffi;l4l, hattunmanufact‘trerg—.l. Smith, Shreoailnry, linen.draper—.l. Autry:n*4, C 'Acton, Line vthire, nia nufaanrcr.—Nl. Ilazielinrst, Liver?„),ll, likak and pump.maker.— C. Follett, Alanciicster, grocer. FROM 'Cli ff SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONIX)N O.I7;ETTE Of TUMMY, JULY 14.-..TIMISUAY. Jet, le. INDIA 110AIID.Jur.si !f. Dispatches have Lc?n received at the East India Hume from the Governer in Cowitil at Borthav, of which dispatches. and of heir enclosures. the fullosing are copies and extracts [ Dere follows the extract ors dispatch from Sir Thonytx ilislop to the Governor 4..incral, dated on the IPth December, from the !lead quarters of the army of the Dercan, seven miles north of Oturein.— 'rhis relates to the action at Nagpow on the oath and Novem. her; a detailed eceoult of which is given in Lieut. Ct.l. Scott's re port. clued Naipore. Nov. 30.1 Sit thottus in his dispatch 42yi _ . . I csrmot in this plan but state to' mit- I orriship my decided opi. son, that thcr! never has been an in whicii not only the courage but the alltgiaPee of the native troops have been put to a sevcrix test, and been displayed in a moot btitliant result, than or ; theyrzient occasion. It required, indeed, no carinnen exercise of hots qualities to enable these intrepid wen to maintain their position, at a time when they Ran their wive:: and children eapoazd and iiufti.r. inir tinder the same fire that was thinning their own ranks ; cacti a trial was greater than. falls in general to the lot of soldiers, and it has been gloriously met and supported at Nagpere." Copy of a Itepc,r. from Itiajor General Sir W. G. Keil., tithe Adju tant General, dated Camp. Dew dah, January in. S/R....-1 have the honour to acquaint yoa, for the inronsinti , .,n of his Excellency the Comrnander.itt-Chief, that on the 3d instant the C.:vision under my command wto detached by his Etc,:ll:tmet fir Thomas Illslop. tor the purpose of attacking e. l'indarry Chicf, who had encamped in the deighbourbdoti of Jolind ; on the sth instant I received information of the enemy having moved towards Bum Sitittee,a village about 3ti miles from Joittsd, in a westerly direction, aNlinunechately turned off the mal to that place in the hope of over taking the freebooters. Contradictory reports. however, prevented my prosecuting my mate with any cuffed till the 7th. whin I receiv ed intelligence that a large body of the enemy were at I)iiira.h, a village eight miles south east of &ime, with their ba4 : rage:v.4 fa milies, I .et out from camp at eleven o'zloek that nigh:, with the 17th Light 11:.agoons, six companies of the 47t.h regiment. ma'. about find of the Niviore horse, but did nut succeed in getting w.titin sight of ithirah !al t o'clock the next interning, on account of the Keineßs of the roads, and time distance being greater . ..tan I expe..ted ; to my great disappointment. however. I found the enemy had decamped on the preceding day, on hearing of the approach of the Bombay divi• sion of the army. and tied um the direetion of O t ulypoor. leaving their guns and a considerable quantity of baggage to follow there across the hills. Five guns and soiwt h tggage have fallen into our hands, ar44, although it is much to be regret. - 241 that the rapidity of the:eneiny's flight has saved him front destruction. it is satisatctory to reflect that the loss he has susumiontl will materially injury him in the eyes of his followers, and tet.d considerably to the dissolution of tote only remaining body of his adherents. f have, &c. W. (;ItA! , Pr KEIR, Ma 2 ur valeta, Extract from a Disiaterit front the Governor itt Vowed' at Bombay to the Seirret Committee, daft ti Feh. t 9. By the last accounts from Major Gener...7. Ble W. Keit, dated the '2lst and tifitli of January, l' has npyrised us that he had etteeeedcd in completely surprising a body of I'bn:furies at the vdirtee df 31un &gin, near Veera. Toe loss on the part of the l'intlarties appears to have bean about ion men. and such of them as escaped seem to have tied with great preelpitation ; one sepoy only was w0ui.40.1 on the occasion. We have the plrasttre of eel/minting your honourable Com/three, that Sinee tile date of our last letter, ohs forts of Ondiekor. Sur.gliur, Pollee, and Booritp. have stirrenducti Co the farce in the Concar.. under the conunand of Lieutenant Colonel l'euther, any loss hav:ng been sustained by his detachment ; and that the fort of Mud dingliatr. lying between Severndrog and Banc one. has been eap:urcd by a small force under the onumarid of Lieutenant Etat nett,. stationed at Scverodrog. Since the above letter ICI3 Clo Bea, we have received a letter frwm Lieutenant Colonel Maentorine, comniairling brigade Nag peso subsidiary force, to the Iletitlent, dated the Gth January. re porting the entire defeat of a body of the Rajah's troops at Streer.ug iptr by the detachment under his command. The report which follows contains the panic-Aar* of the artion.— The enemy's cavalry having moved off, a panic. seised their infantry. and on the advance of two columns muter Niajors Bieliards ruxl FlitVl. they tied in all directions, al.indoning all their the and :lta!' luggage. Lieutenant Colonel M ::motives airs. •• the loss of the enemy has been severe • it may be tutltuateil at fvon three hun dred to ruin hundred killed and woutwlea ; two S.rdart, Meee Ala • moodee, at.-1.1 uggerage Sing, are among the Ext:act front a ltalia*ch from the Governor in Council at BoinLay to the Sxret Cu u•nittee, dated ;01 March. We have the satisfaction of transmitting to your Honourable Com mittee the cony of a letter to our Chief Sacretary from the Ilunourn bla Nir. Elphinstone, enclosing a copy of a dispatch helms received front Itrigadit•r General Smith, dated, the fiscal' th e l ast mon th, re porting the op.•rations of the troops under his command. and para. etthirly his hat inn; surprised and defeated the enemy at Aslua near P onderpoor ; Beppu (soh's. the Chief of t.:a Minratta army, an d two other Sirtlars, have fallen in the action, with between '2OO and :FOO men ; And the Rajah of Sattura, his brothers and mother, bare, to t .Rein great satiitiviiiiiri bra rescued. Ned brought late Geheral itiie carop. Ws or.i,t e.,rdiaßy oar, ?Abdo your Honourable Contmittre :ht brilliant succes4 wltich thtu attended ' tbe zealous amiCli . ll^.: iseetiJos of the Creeps employed on this orealflei from most impunstit <6sicquences nifty be expected •o result. liAjee Wit', It appvira. ptitt;:d his pleat,' • it, LA rissmirs.c..l Ns boric, tied scam e.teli part of the aviou, anti is r:purt:d in have ben his count to the aartuward. The following slispatchei awl papers. conr.eeted with • OretatiottL of your Armies. are how transmit:el for your Won - nit:lel, vit. copy of a letter from Eitinthaitt Genetal :Sir Thomas A the Go?erncir General, dated :2:d Jams .ry, in conseiko.o4 ef th sc. Con at l'oregrium. I :roin the It?..iident at Mona, tlatei the 151 h tilt., it—not...Ant:l a rep mule to hint by Itrt4itili.:r.teeneral Ninitti, of h.s bet / en the ;Oro!' January and the 12th df Ina 4 taccrls: trout Sir i4op to te4lency the Governo* tiiev ^val. rlst..tl the 28:11 January, on the operatithis of tlik: iota tin& r of ltrig.atier I;:nertl Doreion. in. the vicinity of Nal-pore. Flool Nlajor General Sir Wilfiant Ke:r to the Ainuant• a ..I , th 'if the Bombay any, re;wirting his proc.w4iags tip to the 11th ,iarticularly the dispr,io-1 of ch.: I:rec ltheetta lthye, situ: , •t* Nlulliar How I lolkar, who, after :with:sting in th:, terms which he b..en proposal to lim„ and coming into the ltri:ish camp, had pin. ceetled to Ranipootali. fur disptteit fruit Bri tadior G.•••.zt.tl S t'el!rrea tn. above, contains 311 a.relunt ut his alt a:!ce tr t , an.tit of the racist ye oth.e.pient to the front Liu, 1... ate.: .13r1,7, and 1 , 2 to itti of 1 2 e.roary. On thc with he reamontred. the 1 . 3 . "10f ire, ant 411,:r simmiuning it.-and throwing alert shels into it, the K dar it;,:reed to sear 'oder it,.on being peen:tit-A to march eat wit: troops under arax. Gmerat Smith says, " T:te gawrisor.cr-.;:i0:1 O•ily of altoitt st•i' Sebuntly troops, who A.:earl! to .ittie dip , . Jest to use their ar. 4 this nemion, that it was immaterial tr!.at becante while time was vary enlitable tome. Abou , t.!.; pieces of ordauez oldiTirent calibres, With a few swr.e.: - 4 ginghs, and rockets were taken in theforr. ' • bi1t4.4111 IA strong. ar.d, av tlrs entient scat of the ?•lislitat"iow.t. Ore. cattle.; great conscriumce wail it initht a and pr.tii:.lt;iisi of eat nmires and ix:ay ther4e.re prob.; of greater vane to iti te. the war agaiiin the l t!... in iu mere local intportanu." • Copy of a f)ispatc't from Brigadier G:neral Smith. C. 8.. the 4th , livtaton ui the army of th:: 1/:can, to the 114,1. Ilpbrt• smart Elphinstone. the Iteii(lent at the A:curt of the Peia!tir dato,i Camp, Kurliumb, Fcbruaty Sir...:My letter to your ati,ireis. under date of the retil.inst.. , .. . to acquaint you witL• tixoperatioha of the treupa under ter)• to that. petiod. The enemy. after having been purstted through the• rattr •v eAnina, on whieli Sattara is sitaatud. inarclrd by Puranelorir •er oc. the Seen'. where lie rernaluzd dinowg the time at Sattara, and for ga:ne. day Inn Ter. I rraceele:l upon Punlerpoor un the 13th Mat. with the light division% intenchit,e ti area fumed tnarthea, 01 I approached the eitemy within 2.5 -Jr At Ye lapeor. the day brfurc ye;terday, I had lwen informed of (pitting Japrsor. rind ci his inavin in a weatedy direction, w!r determined me to make a night march, in bores cf canirig upon ht.-. runt l'underpoor. On the rout:, however. I re.ceived inforn'ition °Chi) havinq tumr upon Kirktimb, to winek I imniellately eh:wpm' my roete. Also 7 cr074.1 the !Thema, at Ka:oulu, near Gtenevna, and I now hee that the Pcishwa had encamped tie preeeding ever,iug near AiLt and I immnlaately pushed on with ail else cavalry, hone and gallopers. My intelligence was confirmed, and tiv hopes eeMiders'ily raisrl at Nfaudepoor, when 1 heard the enemy was rwily then preparie4. to mare from Ashta, cad at about twzire o'clock praerevy morning, we had she sutisfarion of heanng- their isuguras beating below a hill wlfali covered us from liew. It seems, however. they Mel sonic information of our approvl., but not in sufficient time to enable them to avoid is without losinr their baggage; in these eirctenstances, Calkla took the renovation of risking an action. As we deicentled the bill, we saw one body rather hear U 3 in 111.1's, to the number of between 2,non and 5,000, and flu number of streamer: implied the presence of scverel Sinters. I'he ground was sa rueky and uneven, I hardly expected to be able to bring arty guns into action, but directed them to keep on the nearest road, ready tu form as required. The two squadron: of his Majesty's 2.2:1 Dragoons formed the centre colomn, and were (tweeted to r.: tack the enemy's centre ; the ith Light ('alr.dry were in column ot: t, right. and the X!! eds.:dry was the left column. We desoended the hill in thit order upon the enemy, who stood very fir:mar:a ...tle; f...rming ulna :Irons, I ordered the whole to charge; the enem y only euntinnetl firm, hut advanced to meet each charge with reat ;he had, however, ay:tiled !Unwell nulls, and, very difficult ground to vendee car dt,w•k, sod while the light bquadrun of the 7th cavalry were engeging under this disadvantage. sonic of the enemy got round their right flank and rear, and at first creatt.l a little colitis:en ; as they nest the rear and lett of the 7th cavalry, Major Dawt.t, of the tlaZll)ragoons, with admiratle presence of mini!, threw back a troop of thet regiment, tvlt'e:i inuntsliately eliargetla.-4 broke them. am! they were tifterw.ads *net. and mill:Ten also, by ti troop of the 24 Light Cavalry, whieb M. jar IVdif‘t.7 bad also pre pared for than. Captair. tierce, of the ho,:se. artillery. had itedecd, with his us .rj exertion and eenl, anti notw!d:soaadhig the very Imfarcurahle nature of the greatal, c)otrivod to t,,e; tate gun in position to protect th e rightsfiank at' the 7th cavalry, and had tbe cietny in my iower iu a solid mars within half range of grape ; but a this would have Im peded tiaNcharge, raid obliged Itina to disperse without a triei with our cavalry, which he vow seemed willing to give, and which ear corps so nitl:h wiihA for, I kept the gun in reserve. The charge of the two &pahens of 22d Dr-goons pnctrated through the Inas:, and did great e..crittion. Ration (solthi, the ei , ef of the Nlahratta army, fel4 torte, luta fighting bravely to th e f a st. This event, I have little ti.ul.4, lAste:iedte flight of this hob', which afterwards endunvottrui to form it. a still larger one, that as., covered in low ground beyond the viilage of Asiita. of 0 .,,. view from the first scene of action. also immediately charged by the f 2.21 O r uro ;a. as they came. up, .uttl the wiaile Leong routed and parsald, wen broo t ;lit oar uisin the erwroy - w baggage and fo:lenvers. have infinite satisf.tetior intssirrting. that the Samna Rajah, Ms brothers and mother.were intlicse .tirctintstances rescued and broug:-. safe into our camp, to their grca, sod:friction arid joy. I calculate the kfet of the enemy at between r..* 2.1(1 ;no fo r m. s , o l heckles (lokla, another Sirdar of distinction, said :o Le l'not Aptey was kilied. The Peishwat abandoned his palanr,uiti early, and took to l!orse. and I regret exectedirtsi, lee person could not have been *armed ; but t h e troop , had ' , we t te d oe ,,r'y liefore. tl attair C0111a1C1,r,I;, and the pursuit and recant ,nearly lii :::.:ea inure) exhausteu the horses. Twelve elephants, 57 caniels, palaurpir,s and aftauligur, and a few horses. fell into of h: 'td , . I have not vet Lscn whiv to tr:.ce the enar e of the Peish w a's flight, nor can I follow hini till I have disyosed of the 'Raj d,'s family is Poona: and as he had male earnest entreaties for an es 7ly interview with yea, I beg you , if ptwible, to meet me on may mine there, that I may the sooner proceed again in ques of the enemy. have the honour to be, etc. LIONEL SAITtI, Brig.-Gen, P.S. A third Sirdar weal found Wei, suppotoil :o he the Muhl RA i.lll. LIONEL SNII ra. til the priiihterl sentenced in .t ihe la• A3•IEPS rt Nithtltantelon. have teen revot • ons her ut thit e ii• tiP,tt intcrecpsinn of mane of kiiescipal Ikhab t.tttb Ot . the town.