...honourable services. The important benefits resulting from the triumph of our arms in the battle of Assyc, are not inferior to the splendour of the action. The...military resources, especially of their artillery, in the Dekkan; the expulsion of an hostila and predatory army from the territory of our ally the subahdar...

...benefits resulting from the triumph of our anns in ehe battle of Assye are not inferior to the splendor of the action. The immediate consequences derived...military resources, especially of their artillery, in the Dekan ; the expulsion of an hostile and predatory army from the territory of our ally the Soubahdar...

...benefits resulting from the triumph of our arms in the battle of Assye are not inferior to the splendor of the action. The immediate consequences derived...military resources, especially of their artillery, in the Dekan ; the expulsion of an hostile and predatory army from the territory of our ally the Soubahdar...

...the battle of Afi'ye are not inferior to the fplendor of the action. The immediate confe-* quences derived from the exertions of that day have been the...confederate chieftains ; an irreparable blow to the ilrength and efficiency of their military rcfources, efpecially of their artillery, in the Dekan; the...

...the letters of the Marquis of Welleflcy, from the triumph of our arms in the battle of AlTye refult the complete defeat of the combined army of the confederate chieftains; an irreparable blow to the ftrcngth and efficiency of their military rciourccs, efpecially of their artillery in the Dckkan; the...

...inferior to the splendor of the action. The immediate consequences derived from the exertions of thai day have been the complete defeat of the combined...military resources, especially of their artillery, in the Dccrim ; the expulsion of a hostile and predatory army from the territory of our ally, the soubahdar...

...when it was considered that the immediate consequences derived from the exertions of that day were the complete defeat of the combined army of the confederate...military resources, especially of their artillery, in the Dekan; the expulsion of a hostile and predatory army from the territory of our all/ the Nizam ; and...

...when it was considered that the immediate consequences derived from the exertions of that day were the complete defeat of the combined army of the confederate...military resources, especially of their artillery, in the Dekan ; the expulsion of an hostile and predatory army, from the territory of our ally the Nizam ;...

...victory were very important. The complete discomfiture of the confederate armies was accomplished ; an irreparable blow to the strength and efficiency of their military resources in the Deccan was struck; a hostile and predatory force was expelled from the territory of the Nizam...

...stretched upon the plain. The complete defeat of thecuœbined army of Scindiah and the Rajah of Berar, an irreparable blow to the strength and efficiency of their military resources, and the expulsion :i hostile and predatory army from the territory of the Soubahdar of the Deccan,...