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A letter from Calcutta, of February l4th
received in Quebec, speaks of the renewal of
hostiities between the English and Burmese
and says, that the strong. stocca,lc of Maluon
was carried with the extraordinary small
loss OF only fourteen men. The place con.
tanned twenty Thousand men, quantities of
cannon muskets, powder, horses, &c. 1t is
certain (the letter adds) that tine Emperor
is ignorant OF the real state of affairs, and no
one dare tell him, as the messenger of bad
news generally loses his head. Our army is
marching to Omrapoora, and was only twcn-
ty-hve days march distant when the last ac-
counts came away.


A Mr.. Green RurrauphS nf Nam,,.. n