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Newspaper
Java Government Gazette
Location
Jakarta, Jakarta Raya, Indonesia
Date
Jul 29, 1815
Page
8
A government notice asserts Native Troops’ infinite superiority over the enemy, issued under the authority of the Governor General and signed by J. Adam as secretary. The document is published by command of the Vice President in Council with J. Monckton acting chief secretary.
The Vice President in Council publishes a dispatch from Mr Secretary Amam announcing the conclusion of a convention with Goorka Chief Umer Sine Tuapea. The Enemy agrees to evacuate the Fort of Malowa and all forts west of the Gogra.
Dispatch from Fattygur May 21 1815 transmits the capitulation terms agreed on May 15 between Kajee Umer Sing Thappa and Major General Ochterlony. It praises the Goorkah power extinction west of the Gogra and notes troop movements, fort evacuations, and future service options for Nipaul forces. A separate article requests early amity renewal and confirms a royal salutes ceremony at Fort William.
Major General Ochterlony commands 3d Division Field Army. Canp Buttoh dated 20th April 1815 notes Captain Grant of the 7th Regiment for gallant conduct. The Major-General acknowledges the late notice and hopes thanks remain acceptable despite the delay.
The Cornwallis under Capt. Rowley anchors off Fort St. George, greeting by the Town Major and Governor’s aide. Admiral Burl ton’s flag arrives. no decisive dispatches from Vienna or the Congress reported. Captain Fitzclarence and Lt Fitzclarence land, and news includes Hood’s death and knighthood promotions.
The Goa Viceroy is asked to suspend burning all Inquisition records to allow a Padree to select treaties. The newspaper suspects the motive is to showcase moderation and aid restoration, while noting broad satisfaction at Goa and in Damaun and Diu settlements.
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