Our loss was naturally heavy, amounting to over six hundred and forty killed and wounded; while that of the enemy was estimated at two thousand killed, or smothered in the morass.
The force encamped beyond the reach of the guns of Deeg, awaiting orders from General Lake.

The battle was scarcely over when Colonel Monson rode up to Harry, and said: "It is of great importance that General Lake should receive the news of our victory, as soon as possible.

There is no one so well fitted to carry it as you are.

There will be no occasion for disguise, this time; for Holkar's depredations must have excited the whole population against him.

At the same time, you had better take your havildar and his troopers with you.