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Rh everal hores and bullocks. Such of our hotteewallies, &c. as were fortunate enough to ecape with, their lives from thoe unfeeling barbarians, made the bet of their way to the camp, and related the tory of ther ufferings to the Commanding Officer, who kindled into rerentment at the recital, intantly reolved to end'the three Quarter Maters with two companies of Seapoys, in the puruit of the lawles aggreors, ome of whom, they luckily found ploughing in a field, to which they were directed by two of the men whom Providence recued from their Cruelty; and oberved numbers flocking from the hills to their atiance: our me, arranged in military order, fired on them; ome of