Star. — London, England, 1802-10-07 00:00:00

TAO had peculiar manners. The Vaudete, who now have the government among `them, follow a peculiar kind of life, and have a chara&er and language altogether different. The Valais is al. ready feparated from Helvetia—ls it probable that what remains will form three feparate (fates? This feparation, perhaps, is neceffary for the reftoration of union in Swifferland. In a word, it is to be obferved, that in all thefe debates little blood has been fhed, and that all parties have treated each other with a great deal of refpeCt, though they fettled their quarrels with arms in their - hands.— Bodies of armed men wander about through the canton of Zurich, and commit various metres, carrying away from the peaceable citizens their arms, money, and other property. Citizen May, the Commiffary of Government, has requefted them to reftore every thing they have carried off; but what authority will enforce obedience from rebels, and what meafure fufficiendy energetic can be purfued to make them return to their duty ? Yeaerday at noon the Km; came to town and held a Levee at St. James's Palace, which was at tended by their Excellencies the Neapolitan and Swecliflt Ambatladors, the Imperial, Danifh, Ger man, and Ruffian Charge de Affaires, the Right Hon. the CHANCILLOR of the Excusgysit, the Right Hon. Lord Havrxtsauty, the Right Hon. Lord Plums, his Grace the Duke of PORTLAND, and the following Noblemen and Gentlemen : St. Vincent, Harcourt, and Winchelks (Lord in Waiting). Vikoont hdoldworth. Lardy--Arghrin, Coleraine, St. Helen's, Woodhonfe, and Ndth. Barons—Herbert and Bonfebe. Generalo—Jobaftoo, D'Oyley, Sir T. Trine, Hall, Arabia, O Doyle. - Colonels—Rutherford, Marton, Beaumont, Bonham, Had don, and Marra Major Taylor. Captains—Sir T. Trowbridge, Malcolm, Parker, Linea, Weodboofe, Sir H. Neale, and,fielding. Sim•—H. Hammond, sod S. Conrcl. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of London, and Meffr& Amanda and WeHit, the new-deka Sheriffs for the City. The Rev. Dr. Marie. Mellk&—Ogilvy, Mien, Legge, Gore, Erikine (Nephew to Earl Reidy's), Poole, Meriden, Mien, Bearcroft, Chapman, Camel (Oak et the Council), and Gore, of America. The Prefentstions to his MAJISTY weke-- Lord ST. HELLIIIIS, OD his Mien from the COMM of Penni- Wes ; The Rev. G. IL GLASSE, aispida to bis Royal Klein& the Dube of Cambridge, on bis arrival from Hanover; General DOT Li, CID his arrival from Egypt; Admiral Lord Hays, on his romeo from the blediterra- Deall ; General Sir Taws** Timor, Commodes otitis Majefty's Forces la the Weft Indies; Coked HADDON, by Earl Chatham, on his return from infpedthig the Caft3; Captain hatanco, Commander of the Andromeda frigate , ea Wren's hem the Weft India s Captain W Woonaoose, of the Navy, by his father, Lord oodhanfe; Mr. Attar, of by Genera Arabic. After the Levee broke up the Klan held a Council, and at fix o'dok his Majarry fet off for Kew Palace. Her Royal Highnefs the Princefs of WALIS ar rived at Newmarket on Sunday night, and flept at THOMAS PAXTON'S, Efq. She was prefect during the Races on Monday,and immediately afterwards fet off for Rainham, the feat of Marquis Tows- WIND. Colonel THOMAS SCOTT, of the Scotch Brigade, is appointed Infpeting Field Officer for the INC trig cf Edinburgh, in the room of hay FERRIER, promoted to the rank of Major General. OnMonday fet out from Edinburgh, M. DR Sou- NORMA, Prefident of the Ligurian Republic, be fore BONAPARTE, alto Lord BLAYM IT, Lieutenant- Colonel of the 89th regiment, in profecution of their tour through Scotland.—Arrived at Edin burgh, Marchionefs of HIADFORT, Lady MARY TAYLOR, Counters of MALMISSURT, Hon. Mifb ELLIOTT. Yefterday a Court of Direaors was held at the EaR-India Houfe, when the following !hips were taken up and Rationed for China direa : Wart c y Tam taw, Capt. H. Vinson. Woodford - ciao tons, AS. MARTIN. Earl of Aberpvaray ram tow, . WORDSWORTN. They are to be in the Downs by the lath of April. Captain Narmasixt. Daisy was fworn into the command of the new (hip building by Mr. Lea st', for Bombay and China. • The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till Wed nefday next. By the Li&on Mail which arrived yellerday, dif. patches are received which (late that the Portu gnefe Government had been affured by that of France that the offence taken by the late Ambaf. fAdor, General Lianas, would have no effed in diflurbing the peace eflablifhed between the two countries. A new French Ambaffador was ex. r caed to arrive at Lilbon in a (port time. Lail night Mifs Howst.s.s performed, at Covent Garden, the character of Norah in The Poor Solefter, for the firft time, the tongs of which the executed very (weedy; in her aging alto the appears con fiderably improved. Of the reft of the perform ance of the Farce we have nothingpew to notice. The new City State Bed, which is to be placed in the State Bed-chamber of the Mantion-houfe, is of a molt fplendid defeription, chiefly in the Egyp tian ftyle • and the whole of the furniture of the room corr efponds with the extreme richnefs of the bed. A. few days fence, as one of the fervants belong ing to Mr. Stuart, of EaR Ham, was driving a tei f in of harks, the bealls took fright near .the London Hofpital; endeavouring to flop them, he got entangled in the traces, and fell down, whei the near wheel went over his body, which crufhed him fo dreadfully, that be was taken to the hofpital, where he died in lets than half an hour: the Coro ner's Jury returned a verded of accidental death. 81 1 0ATIIVG bonswiltaNct NEWMARKET MST OCTOBEk MErritto, itot. WEDNESDAY, OCTOU Otte-third of a Subfcription of ags. each, td which will be added the Town Plate of 501. for 3-yr. old colts carrying 8161b.and fillies 811.31b.D. I. The Horfes, &c. to be bona fide the property of the Subfcribers; and to be entered at the King's Stables between eleven and one o'clock, on the day before running. —Fifteen Subfcribers. Mr. Ladbroke's b. rubs . Sir F. Staadint's b. e. - by Sir Peter, out o f St oracc a Mr. Whaley's b. e. Gulliver - D. of Grafton's b. e. Tyraat - 4 Mr. Heatheote's br.e. by Pet Sos, out of Brighton Ben 5 Ten to ta Q. Julia. -7 to 4 agit. Sir F. Stand ilh's colt.-6 to son Tyrant. Fifty Guineas, free for any Horfe, &c. olds, carrying 7il. 41b. ; 5-yr. olds, Ba. 51b. ; 6-yr. olds, 811. t db. and aged 9ii. B. C. Ld Saekville's b. h. Dick Andrews, 5-yrs. old . D. of Grafton's b. m. Hamby Lab, 6-yrs. old - 1 Mr. Rd. Williams's b. ls. Peacemaker (ran out C.) 3-yrs. old, • Mr. Wardell's ch. e. Malta, by Bossard, 4-yr& old dr. Sir C. Banbury's b. L Eleanor, 4-yrs. old - dr. Mr. Heatheate's b. m. Azmiked, 5-yrs. old dr. Eight to i on Dick Andrews. - - Mr. Wardell's Malta, beat Sir C Bunbury's Whirligig, R. each. Acrofs the Flat, ssgs. Even betting. BRIGHTON, OCI. 5. Aaarrata—Sir Thomas and Lady Kent, Lord and Lady Harborton, Mr. Jeffrey , M. P. Mr. Mainwaring, Mr. J. Smith, M. P. and Mr. S. Smith, M. P. Miff Stap!etoo, Rev. Mr. Mica, Rev. Mr. Penrel, Rev. Dr. Waite, Mr. Daw, Mrs. Simplon, Mifi Huffey. and Mr. White. Lady Langford is arrived from 'Bognor-rocks. Lady Ellenborough and family are preparing for their departure to London. The Marchionefs of Downiltire has left us, but is expeded again loon. This morning a poney-race was rim, in the Pro menade Grove. There was a concert previoufly, and the company was numerous and faihiohable. A (mall body of German Hnicars have been re cently added to the loth regiment of Light Horfe, now in barracks at this place: they may operate as riflemen, mounted. MARGATE, OCT. 5. The Ball IA night, for the Benefit of the Mat ter of the Ceremonies, prefented the moll fplendid exhibition of beauty and falhion I have ever wit neffed, although a report, in circulation in the morning, that the death of the b r oth er o f Si r GIL IIIIRT HEATHCOTR would prevent the attendance of the Mammal's Family, rendered the profpeEt rather gloom That family, however, and th e whole of the Margate circle, with the exception of Lady Hrarncora, were prefent, as was a lf o t h e Dachefs of D s you snoit a and her party from Itamf gate. The Ball was opened at nine o'clock with a minuet by Mr. La BAS and Mifs GRIPPER, one of Mrs. OLDFIRLDIS fcholars. Mr. Ls Bas alfo danced minuets with Mifs /CELLI , and-Mrs. BRIS. Tow, after which country dances commenced.— The firft was " Sir David Hunter Blair," led off by Colonel PONSONRY and Mifs FITZROY ; Colonel BRADSHAW and Mifs Rawson ; Colonel WALLIS and Mifs TOLSON ; the Marquis of HARTINOTON and Lady CAROLINE Powsomsv ; Lord Duticax- NON and Lady CHARLOTTE VILLIRRS ; Mr. BUT. LER and Mifs CHANDLER followed. Mr. WM. Limas and Mrs. Bairrow led off another fet. This Lady, who combines the fprightlinefs of PA. aisor, and the agility of Hi LLIFSBE KG, with grace and dignity much fuperior to either, awaited the particular notice of the Dachefs of DivoNsm IRE and Lady Jim ay, who appeared much to admire her elegant movements. The dancing continued until near three in the morning. About one fome confufion arofe, nearly produ ctive of riot, in ton fequence of the abfence of the Mafter of the Cere monies, but on his return to the room, order was rellored. The company confifted of above boo perfons. The good dancers were numerous, but among the molt admired were Lady C. CAM. DISH, Lady E. VILLIIRS, Mifs FITZROY, Mifs TOLSON, Miff CLIGHTOW, Mrs DYSON, and Mifs OLDFIELD. The Ladies were dreffed with all poffible ele gance and taße. Diamonds were worn in profu lion. The Duchefs of Sr. ALBAN'S, and her fit ters, Mrs. Derr and MA MANNERS, were 'm utually elegant in their attire ; indeed their dreffes were confrenontly beautiful. Their robes were fimple enough, being of white (potted muffin ; but over the right thoulder they wore a kind of Turkith pelice of red coloured fartnet, trimmed with flyer fringe or lace. The effea of this coveting lad night in the ball room was uncommonly handfome, and, being novel, of courfe it earthed the eyes of the company, and the envy of all the belles prefent.— Their head drefs was plain Grecian, faftened by a comb, Itudded with rubies, on the left fide of the head. All the Ladies had fet themfelves off to the bed advantage, with the exception of a few of the principal ones; for inftance, the Duchefs of Devoe- SHIRE wore a robe of plain white muffin; over her head her Grace wore a deep white lace veil, which covered her fine hair, that was dreffed a la Greer& The Countefs of Juan , wore a plain white, fo did her lovely daughters; the latter had the addition of artificial flowers. The Ladies CAVES DIS H wore the fame. Odrich feathers were worn by only two Ladies; indeed the caprice of fathion never appeared lets confpicuous than lag night, fo near ly alike were all the Ladies draft!, not even ex cepting the fair married dame:. The Counters of Bits BOROUG /4 was not preterit, being indifpofed. The whole of the MANN ERS family fet off this evening. The packet which arrived this morning brought' in thirty paffengers. The nerd, over whore foot the wheel of Lady Inset' s cgrricle paffed Come days fince, is quite recovered. She is the ferraut of Mifs Baowx, the stare& 'VAL/MAL iNTILLIGBNCZ. PoitYssintyrn, Oe+. 6.-..Paied by for the Downs, the Pan sy, Barber, from Demerara. A Blip, fuppofed to be a Weft Indianian, upfet near the Me of Wight : crew fut. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 5.....A1Ti1red the STRENE frigate, from Jamaica. Sazzamitss, Orr. 6...-Arrived his Majeftyl (hips Davin, AMAZON, lan and PTLADE3 ; the former has gone t o Chat ham to be paid Oft: DZAL ; OCT. 6...-Arrived and failed for the River, the Ber gey, Stakes, from Mogadore ; Robert, --, from Grenada ; and Veital, Wood, iron Cadiz. Wind S. W. GRAVILSCP4D, OCT. 6.—Paffed by, the Cleopatra, .---, from Savannah ; Onieda, Lillry, from New York; Elizabeth Anderfon, Wilkins, from St. Kitt's ; Brothers, Owen, from Dublin ; George and Bridgett, • and Stranger, P earce , from Jamaica—Sailed the Henry Addington, for India ; Atlas, Richards, for Barbadoes • Ceres White, for Oport o ; Aurora, —, for New York ; &And , Sanderfon. for Ham burgh; Medway, Paus, for Madeira; Progrefs. Lacey, for Peteriburgh ; Rode, -.--, for Nantz ; and Mount Royal, Seam for Peteriburgh. _ _ ARRIVED In the Downs--tho Profperity, Orr, from St. Kitts ; John, Stukle, from Demerara, Alert, Witham, from Teneriffe, Ceres, Foreman, and Albion, Gamman, from Lisbon; Mary, Hurdle, from Cadiz, &feline, Hamplen, from Grenada, Surprize, Car. ter, and Strenikall, Heflop, from St. Vincent's; Kruigfton, Stevens, from New York, Tiber, Strummer, from Nevis, Late na, Smith, from Havannah, William , Hazlewood, from Naples, Hope, Critchell, from•Mogadore, Francis, --, from Smyrna, Backhoufe, Roberts; Venerabic. Kid; Northumberland,Wake, WWlamfon, Abbott; Olive Branch, Sturrell, and Rio Nova, Appleby, from Jamaica. At Liverpool—James, Jump, and Sufannah, Gladitone, from Jamaica, Ulyffes, Rafe, from Malaga ; Roehampton, Codner, and Aibion,Dalh, from Lisbon. At Briftol—La Ventura, Slams, rEfprit Santo, ---, and N. S. de Purcello, from Balboa ; Pollard. Brown, from Tenerife, Neptune, Brown, andSero, Powell, from Jamaica, Mary and Betfei,.. , —, from Wow and Rofetta, Young, from Andgua. At Lifbon—William and John, Woodhoufe, from Virginia, Cupid, Vickinerman, and Mary, Snow, from St. Peterfburgh, Nimble, Bentley, from Hull, Ann, Garrick, from Labradore, Ifabelb, Pietro, and the John M•Donald, M•Carthy, from Cork, Queen, Schell, •and Diana, Gordon, from London; Bon Jefus des Al ava , —, a n d th e R en dh a d es A ugas, from Bengal. At Oporto—Lady Charlotte, Evans, and Princefs Royal, from Newfoundland, Thomas and Sally, Agn e w, f rom Sligo, Two Friends, Wifeman, from Liverpool ; Hope, Barrell, and Duchefs of Cumberland, Todd, from London. At Madeira—New Adventure, Minitel, from Philadel phia, and Adventure, Malcolm, from Malaga. At Demarara--Riley, Pollock, from London. . At Madras--Matilda, Hoye, from the Cape of Good Hope. At Pulo Penang—Friendfbip, Dawfoo, from Bombay. Off Dover—Hibernia, Caughcy, from Belfaß. Off Portfmouth—Minerva, Thompfon, from Tenerife. At Whitehaven—Jamaica, Beufh, from Jamaica. At Clyde—Peggies, Barclay, from Grenada ; Montego Bay, Allan, from Jamaica, Gypfey, M'Taggett, from Lifbon, and Union, Ruttwell, from Oporto. At Southampton—L'Efperance, from St. Ander.. At Cork—Providence Sneed:, Woodhoufe, from Barbadoes. At Dublin—Favourite Nancy, Gordes, from Bourdeaur. At Leith—Drummond, Young, from Civita Vecchia. EAST INDIES. TRANSLATION•, OF A LETTER FROM TM/ EXALTED AND HIGH TITLED EDWARD LORD CLIVE, ADDRESSED TO SOME OP THE MOST RESPECTABLE PERSONAGES CONNECTED WITH THE FAMILIES OP ANWAR AND WALLAJAH. I have recently had the honour of receiving two Letters fealed by Tome of the principal men of rank belonging to the noble and dignified families of the Nabob (the Repofitory of Forgivenefi) Mahommed Ally Khan and the N a bob (the Afy lum of Mercy) Omdut Ul Omrah Behauder, and have fully underflood their contents. It cannot be unknown to thofe noble perfons that the Englifh Government (continent and fuitable with the dignity of its intentions, and the juftice and equanimity of its protection, fo natural to, and I infeparable from, that celebrated people) in the fupport of juft and well-founded claims have been obfervant of the path of rectitude and moderation 1 which, by reafun of the difaffeaion of the two before-mentioned Princes, namely, Wallajah and Omdut Ul Onirah, has become the more incum bent on the Hon. Company to attend to. Hence have proceeded the juft and equitable intentions before-mentioned, not from any concealed motives of obligation towards the families of the two be fore mentioned deceafed Princes, but merely in regard to the old and long-continued friendly in tercourfe with thofe Princes, and from the honour able and laudable defires of the above-mentioned Government, to ellablifh and perpetuate the ancient honour and dignity of thofe families in all parts, and amongft all the Princes of Hindcoftan, in pur fuance of fuch their temperate eremite of authori -11 ty. The Englifh Government might have enter tained a well-founded hope that the regulations defigned and finally eftabli flied for the maintenance of the profperity of the Englifh nation in the Car natic, and in preferving the honour of thofe noble families,would have been received with the fincere and united approbation of every individual per fonage of the above-mentioned families ; it is ne verthelefs completely evident that thofe perfons whole teals are affixed to the aforefaid writings have manifefted every poflible and unreafonable oppofition to the before-mentioned regulations ; and the greater part of them have endeavoured alto to promote their feveral diaina claims ; hence they have proved that any arrangement or mode that could have been adopted would be untatistae -11U:47. Finally, therefore, wheu the Englifh Go vernment refolved to exalt the Nabob Azeem Ul Dowlah (whom Goo preferve I) to the Chieffliip l of the emetic, a reafonable hope prevailed in my mind that, after the rejection of thofe different claims, the noble perfons of thofe families would a(furedly have been anxious in defiring to fignify their fincere and grateful compliance with, and approbation of a meafisre adopt ed merely for the exakation and advaatestest of She a 'y of that wales. ado oily. Wherefore, and agreeab e to the before mentioned confiderations, by my authority, and in the name of the Englifh Government, at the pro. per feafon I canted to be publifhed to rhofe per tons of quality the refolution s w hi c h the before. mentioned Government had formed of inverting the Nabob Azeem Ul Dowlah (whore life may GOD prolong I) with the Sovereign authority, and requefted they would be ready in the pretence at the time of (eating the Nabob Azeem Ul Dowlah on the Throne, by which attendance they would be honoured and advantaged. But it is fully • It has been esitatuary In addtelling the Native Princes to write in the Pafian language, and to accompany fuck letter by a venation in Eneila. known to thole perfons, and indeed public to all the world, that at the time of enthroning the Fa vourite of Fortune. of all thole perfons not even one coat prfent, and from this circuit:lance there it the dear ly? proof of the sne inveterate enmity of [by; perfons towards the Nabob Azeem Ul Dowlah (may whore foul endure for ever !) and the molt unbe coming contempt of the authority of the English Government ; and the decided difobedience of Clore perfons with the moil pernicious defigns (and which cap only tend to injure the claims of their own families) have been alfo rendered moil un queftionahly evident. In purfuance of this public avowal of enmity and dilaffeaion to the Nabob Azeem UlDowlah (whore life may Gnu lengthen) they have uncaringly manifefted their oppofition to his endeavours and my admonitions, which have proceeded from the role motives (,f increaf ing and cementing friendship and good unthrtt and ing on all fides. From the commencement of there improper difputes I have obferved with much an xiety of mind their gradual advancement and irt creak, and with this view my relpedful exhorta tions were contained in a letter written on the ittli of the month of Jemmadiul Awall, in the year of the Hegira 1216, addrelted to the Sultaun Ulmif. fah Be um, and which was defigned for the pur pore of exciting content and good will amongfi the feveral individuals of thofe families with each other; but this alfo has paired without any good effeet, and difappointment upon dirappointment has but increafed. On obferving fo clearly there meafures of oppo fition and indignity towards the authority of the Nabob Azeem Ul Dowlah (whom GOD profper !) it muff be acknowledged that, f the Aaba before mention ed bad entertained in his heart a limilar Sgree of malevo lasce towards thofi prim: who have jO confpicuoufly avowed their avyl cordial animyity towards him, it would not have keen extremely unnatural. It is, however, in cumbent upon me ezprefsly to declare that the Nabob Azeem Ul Dowlah Behauder has at all times afforded to my* mind the moa complete and fatisfaftory proofs of his willingnefs to renew the terms of fricndlhip and affe&ion with every indi vidual of the families to which he is related.— Thole perfons of rank before mentioned, whore feals are impreffed upon the aforefaid writings, have complained through me to the Englilh Go vernment of the violence and oppreffon of the Nabob Azeem U! Dowlah, in the imprifinment of their pesfotu, and the plunder of their property, when the Nabob Azeem Ul Dowlah Behauder afcended the Throne of the Carnatic, to fucceed to the rights of his an ceftors and noble forefathers, namely the preced ing Princes of the Carnatic. In like manner tie rights before mentioned are, and have been for a great length of time, under the fuperintending care and direetion of the Englilh Government ; and it is well known to every individual of thole families that the Engin Government have not interfered with the order and arrangement of the affairs of thole defunft Princes, otherwife than in the way of - frienclihip. If there was any one rime more than another that particularly required the interpofition of the Engin Government, it was on the occur rence of the death of the Nabob Ameer Ul Omrah. Neverthelefs to fome of thofe noble palms be fore-mentioned it is known extremely well what the &ceded Nabob Wallajali did on the occafion of the before-mentioned event, in the exprefs exer. cife of his own authority, conformable to the Muf fulman (or Mahometan) cußoms, without any confideration of his exifting agreements with the Englifh Governmentt, and the exifting agreements moreover of that time accord with the prefent agreements of the new treaty, by means of which the Nabob Azeem Ul Dowlab has himfelf effec tuated a renewal of the balls of friendly intercourfe with the Englith nation, and of the aggrandifement and power of his own family. It is proper, there fore, that the Englith Government Jhould cogider a: facred the rightsfliindated for in the 6d - ore-mentioned treaty, and it is certainly the molt proper for me,. to be careful to rejed every objedion to the rights before-mentioned, and to refill any violation of the Articles of Agreement, which are now firmly efta blifhed and confented to.—Under this contidera tion, therefore, I declare the fi xe d re f o l ut i ons o f the Englith Government, to guard and proted the rights of the Nabob Azeem ul Dosilah, ac cording to the terms of the before-mentioned treaty, with honour and refped ; and in like manner I promife, that at all times, the fupporte rs o f t h e authority of the Nabob zeem ul Dowlah wilt controul that authority, whenfoeve, it may be found, that the exercife of it is incontinent with, and repugnant to the honour and dignity of the Englith nation; it will, therefore, be ungneftion ably neceffary, if the Nabob Azeem ul Dowlah thould really ad towards the protectors of his au thority, in the manner and to the extent as dated in the forementioned writings, that in that cafe I fhould 4/countenance fuch mode of ading, and finally put a flop to fuch condud—a fpecies of authority neverthelefs fo entirely fubverfive of the care and prudeno of the Englifh nation, and fo incompa tible with any permanent intercourfe and friend fhip between the feveral perfons of rank of the Palace of Chepauk, that its exiftence can fcarce be imagined.—lt is alfo well known to me, that force of the circumflances Hated in the writings before mentioned have been chiefly fermented and ftirred up with much exaggeration by the excels of anger and ill will; but, notwithftanding this imrrefikn upon my mind, without neglecting the interpofi tion of friendfhip, / will enquire into from the Nabob /keens al Dowlah and inveltigate thofe oppreffive meaftues, as let forth in the aforefaid writings; and, as loon as I have obtained a clear explana tion, I will again write to thofe noble perfons who have put their feals to the before-mentioned writ ings.—Every reparation confiftent with the older vance of the real good faith of the Englith nation will be made :—What further is necelfary to be (aid ? Written on the 11th of the Month Shabaun, in the year ofthe Hegira izt6—..correfponding with the xBth De cember, in the year of Chrift tBox. • This alludes to the conduit of the Nabob Wallajah, in retains upon the Eftate and polio:floes of his fon the Ameer. fhortly after his deceafe ; but it muft be remembered that the lAmec died without making any dikolition of his property, which in confequence became the eight of the rcigning &owe rcign, according to the Malionssidas adorn&