1 1 1 • 1 • j I • I • I •1 a .1 • I • a a,,C /1 11 her is,te! cede wi!h her father that so useless a — war might b e a y, i(1 d, sce MI. Cotner thought the inhabitants of the Borough had no ri,ht re itimi :he daughter, %%hen the father himself was acct ssible to the it lie moved another set : of re s6to:ions conformable to the sentiments expressed in the re- Mr. Brandt. disapproved of these resolutions as well ns the alto7eiher, and said if !he resolutions were agreed to, he should certainly set ab , ut a counter declaration.—After 3 dectit•o! v conversation, 1111. Corner's resolutions were put and car' ied. Solomon Davis read a letter from Mr. Charles Cal_ felt, cited Andrver, w:tielt he lamented his inability to attend the meeting, but declared his distress to he in a great measure relieved, from the knowledge that his sentiments sNiW tesrect to every topic embraced in the requisition, were cil known by his Constituents. Mr. Barclay explained the motives which had induced lila to vo:e for the renewal of the Propetty Tax ; he was eisuaded Buonaparte was not a person with whom it was safe to heat; nothing but force would restain him. The Howe of Commons had come to an unanimous vote for ad dressing the Regetst, pledging itself to enable him to deft ay the charges attending putting the count!) , in a posture of a( fence ; that h:Icl been (Hie, and he saw no way in which the llouse could redeem its pledge but by renewing the In come Tax, and therefore he had voted for it. lie expressed tiraself favourable to Parliamentary Reform, and assured those wh.) heard him, that whilst he continued their Repre sentative, he would always discharge his duties conscienti ously aud to the best of his abilities. 'l'i►c thanks mf the meeting were then voted the Iligh taiia, and to Charles Calvert. Esq. and the meeting ad journed. The number of persons at the Westminster Meeting were 'about 3uo—=at Southwark only thirty ! TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. lIIN KRUPTS. T. 11'11i-taker, of Leeds, niolkeller, to surrender May 25, 27, and Jinte '27, at eleven, at rho lintel, Leeds. Attornies, Me)srs. La , ••herts, Tay:nr, and Deane, G ray's Inn-square, London ; and Mr. Skelton, W. S:evens, of C't. MeMot., Cornwall, moor. stone merchant, May ID, 52, an , l )fine e.:7, at twelve, at Weak lev's Hotel, Plymouth Dock. Att,riiles, Darke, Church, and Darke, Princes-steeet, Bed forl-r-w, Loudon ; and Mr. Bozon, Plymouth Ones Sir I. Km. of Gloncrsier, banker, May 24, at six 25, and lune Q 7, fit eleven. at the King's Head, Gloucester. ttornies, Messrs. Whitcombe, Griffith, Phillp,tts, Gloucester; and Messrs. Whiteonille and King, SerjcAnt's Inn, Flcr t trert, London. W. Wilson, of Wellingborough, and R. Wilson, of Islip. No4th anytousitire, merchants, May `'6, at six, 27, and June 27, at ten, at the Ifin•l Inn, Wellingborough, Attornies, Mr. Clayton, King's Lynn, No; - 111k ; and Mr. PintiNer. Gray's lon-square, London T. Dawson, lateof Dalton, Yorkshire, butcher, June 5, 6. and 27, at twelve, at the King's Flcad Inn, in Darlington, Durham. At ' tornie3, Niesrs. Morton a ' d Williamson, Gray's Inn-square, Lon don ; ate' !Ir. Ferguson, Catierick. S Redding, of Colwall, Herefordshire, butcher, May 26,27. and :17, At eleven, at the Plume of Feathers Inn, Ledburv, Here fordshire. Attornies, Mr. Holbrook, Ledbury ; and Mr, Stevenson, Lincoln's Inn, Loodm. G. Nottage, of Stansterl Mountfitchet, Eseex, miller, May r..):;, so, and June 27, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mess's. Sweet and Stokes B:tsingliall.street, London. C. Roe, of Sr, ' Mar -A xe, I ondon, 11..rdwarernan, May 2`l, Sc). and June 47, at twelve, at Guildhall Attor..ey, Mr. Young, Charlotte- Tow, Mansion Hume. T. Tauter, or Gloucester, builder, May 21, at six, '25. and June 17, at eleven. at the Kings Head, Gloucester. Atomics, Messrs. W hit cornbe, GriCith, and Phillpotts, Gloucester; And Mess's. Whitcumbe, Serjeant's 11:.21 -street, London. J. L. hlmiis, of iirLitul, 11/LISC carpenter, May 25, 26, and June .41•01•.•.,.y ~.X..... 3 "'"v r VTR NA TTONAL REGISTER. ua *WY -.viva mios 527 27, at twelve, at the Commercial Kooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Rosser and Sun, Lairtlett's-buddings, London ; and Mr. Langley, Bristol. P. Pain, of Rnmfcrd, Essex, butcher, May '2O, :17, and June 27, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Wilkinsc.n, South.. place, Finsbury square. J. Rice, of New Shoreham,. Sussex, merchant, May 18, 22, and Jur e 27, at eleve ,, , at the New Inn Hotel, Brightheimstone. At. tonnes, Messrs Brooker and Colbatch. W. Preshury, of Newington, Surrey, checsemonger, May 21, 30, and June 27, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. .1 a) lor, Fore-street, Crippi gate. T. Langton, of New Lawn, within Little Bowland, Lancashire, June 1,2, :it clever), and 27, at five, at the Red, Lien Inn, Preston. A rtornie , , Mr. BlakeloLk, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, Lontbn ; and Messrs. Prlkington, Preston. T. Pavn, jim. of Lettli.rm, Kent, May 510, at seven, 21, and June 27, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Atternies, Mr. Elwyn, Canterbury ; and Messrs. Dyne and San, Lincoln's-Inn.fieltis, London. R. Turner, jun. of Ilerstperpoint, Sussex, butcher, May le, 22, atiu u.•c 27, at one, at tic New Inn Hotel, in II fighthelmstone, Sussex. A ttornics, Mr. Butt, Sr. j a n tes ' s . stree t, Erigrt N ; and Messrs. Yew, Ashmore, and Hamilton, Covent-Garden, London. SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE. OF TUEiDAY, MAY 16. INDIA BOARD, WHITEHALL, MAY 16, 1815. The following letter from the Atijutant General of the Forces in Bengal to the Sec►etaty of tl►e Supreme Government, with its inclognres, bas been received at the East India How , e, from th• Vice•Presi►lent in Council, in a dispatch dated the 18111 No% em ber, 1814 : [ l'he letter of the Adjutant General incloses the subsequent one froze► Cclonel Muwbev.] The fulluwing is a Poste/11A to the Adjutant General's letter : Head quarters, Luck now, Nov. 9, 18'4. P. S. Colonel OctrrEuLossi, with the Lndhean oh tetaelinit nt, joined the other Corps e , f his division at Rooper on the 3011 tilt. and was at Viapca on the iist. preparatory to moving against Nallag lair, the key to the pr;ticipal pas-es feinting to Ummer Sing Thal). pals's p , sition at Itkih, near the Sittledge. Corp before Kaltman. Nov. 1, 18:4 Sir—ln continuation of the brief and hurried account of the me lancholy transactions of yesterday, which I had the honour to fin% ward to you, I now beg have to transmit, for the Right lion. the Commander in Chief's information, the following more detailed and connected tryout of the unthrtunate and unsuccessful attack on the tort of Calmoo, in the Dhoon. In pursuance of the arrangements and instrnetiona of our late no. hle and gallant leader, Major General Gillespie. the army Wd4 MN! into tonr . cnllnnlls of A!trk ; with a column re*t two, oil the .49th nt ttiht r, to the inclosed statemi The column% ender Lieuttnant•Colonel Carpenter and Majat Ludlow twirehed from the encampment at half-past three o'ckek, p. arc. on the 30th October, and took possessOn of the T a bl e L am ), fortmtateiy without resistance from the enemy. and established themselves there, so as to cover the working party Mille!' was to be employed (hiring the night, its constructing batteries This ser vice was pit formed under the immediate directions of Major Pen nington, commanding the artilh rs, and Ensign Banc, of the en einrets, assisted by Lieutenants Elliott and Ellis, of the pioneer* ; an.! by daylight on the 31st, the following• pieces of ordnance wei a ready to open on the fort at the distance of about 600 yard. Two five end a 1:a!f inch howitzers, two twelve iitbt !wonders, house artillery; four: six-pounders battalion gnu-, two live and a half inch mortar-. _ _ Shortly after day light the batteries opened on the fort, and kept np a ‘vell-directed tire The columns of at fick, under Major Kelly and Captain` Fast and CAntpinii, had previously moved, so ac to tee in readiness to make their attack itt the sant moment with the one from Ihe Table Land. At two o'clock, a tn. P,l.e • jor Kelly moved on Kur•nlic by the J ag . liei hi ena road ; Ca l it4oi Fa•t, at three o'clock, towards the stock by %iilage of Lucid:mm(l, and Capt. Campbell, by the vil lage of UAW!. TM: siguallor the co:lion:is moving to the assault, seas to b e fired from the.loaties tuo bolus ',rev 1 0 U 4 to the moineut of attack, w hi c h w . e c tee he rs orated from the camp below. 'ri se s i.. ; ; ;1 1 was tired at about eight o'clo:•k, Villa the co't u un• un der Lie nt. Col. Carpenter, and Nl:ejnr•Uenct:el Linllow shoo ilv after thoyed Cu tile awi4ult, stud carried in a lung gailant wanner, tise