The Hon. the President in Council has much satisfaction in publishing the following despatch from Major-General Willshire, C.B., with the returns annexed to it, reporting the capture of the fort and citadel of Kelat, by storm, on the 13th of November, which brilliant achievement was effected by a force consisting of only 1200 men, with the loss, his Honour in Council grieves to say, of 138 killed and wounded, including amongst the former one officer, Lieutenant Gravatt, of her Majesty's 2nd, or Queen's Regiment, and amongst the latter, eight officers. Meer Mehrab Khan himself, and eight other sirdars, were amongst the slain of the enemy. The general order issued by the Right Hon. the Governor-General, on the receipt of this intelligence, is republished, and his Honour in Council unites with his Lordship in recording his high admiration of the signal gallantry and spirit of the troops engaged, and in offering his thanks to Major-General Willshire, and to the officers and men who served under him on this occasion. A royal salute will be fired from the ramparts of Fort William, at noon this day, in honour of the event. By order of the Hon. the President in Council, H.T. PRINSEP, Secretary to the Government of India. End of Project Gutenberg's Campaign of the Indus, by T.W.E. Holdsworth