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About the middle o f Mal* I s 6 o : e iank .. ..* , • i ... ;Hrs GAZETTE. map.* m ao w . en 4gl =t ..l4l a r wt c maisri yer . awl buildeki4_,. 18, and August 14 , at eleven, at the Coat i f ia C og e r ris"Den im of Doorjun Sal succeeded in seising atelen t pn 4 ,-- marten, dated Ist June, &slain , c t li g i u s t s atr , est, Baein seigibwariu g hal6} "" Altatikle ..„ . .. . Patten poem Rajah, and misdoing the Regent , ryC ht; ships to import into any of the John Dovilrf, iloveland-street,tresteniiiireeest-mad, and Robert Whose hands Doorjea alleged he had am with maw '.• idles and America, from the do- • k indignider d cover excited himself for hirnser- • p el 3 , icor , kjesty, such goods being the pro- fuck, Pensbroke- square , Kensington, guilders, July IS, 1 and August IS, at eleven. at the Court of Commissloners .....i__ __ _. . . - 'don ed below_ vie —.Wheat_ fine r_ . :?; fro . .... , • NUMBER 12,291.] FOREIGN LOTTERIES, PRIVATE LOTTERIES, LITTLE GOES, AND RAFFLES. lAPTTM Orme., Swum ?LACS, MAT 6, 1026, LOTTERIES being to end on the 18th day of July next, Notice is hereby given, that the Laws against the Sale, or Advertising for Sale, of Foreign Lowery Tickets, or of any Lottery Tickets not authorised by Parliament ; and against Little Goes and Privite Lotteries, will be strictly enforced. It is requested that the outstanding Prizes may be brought in for Payment with the least possible delay, that the Lottery Accounts may be finally closed. L. HESSE.. FROM LAST NIG' -- ag0...-. [The Gazette contains s Proclamation, that it shall be lawful for French at British possessions in the West Indies minions of his Most Christian Majesty, _ pro duce of those dominions as ar e men ti one d b e l ow, v i z— Wiest, d oor, biscuit ? bread, pease, beans, rye, calhvances, oats, barley , meal, ` Indian corn, rice. shingles, red oak staves or headings, white oak staves or headings, wood, , lutber, wood hoops, live stock, hay and straw, coin and bullion, diamonds, sa l t , f ru i t an d vegeta bl es fresh, and cotton wool. All articles subject *a importation to ,a duty ad takrem, and on which the amount of duty shatl not, at the time of importation, exceed 71. 101. for every 1001. of value.] Ptitisbroke.stinast. . L aud August 15, at eleven, at the - Conn' of Com . intsslonees • Bankrupts, Basinghillitreet. Attorney, Mr. Frederick Smith, Basinghall-etreet: Jelin iLlfs, Sassen-plat,'Kent-road, brewer, ;oily 11, at two. 14 ,4 and August 15, at one, at the Court of Commissioner* of Bank. rupts, Basinghail street. Attorney, Mr. Edis, Bread Arent buildings. Henry Thomas, Noble-street, Cbearlde, tee drake, S, alga* 18, and August 15. at ten, at the Court of Oussmiasionerti el Banktupts, Baslogball-strevt.. .Attorney, Mr. Smyth, Red Lima. square, Hqlbotn. James Bullard Broomfield, Walworth, builder, July 7, HOW • A ugust 13, at eleven, at the Court n( Commissioners of Bata. rupts, llasinghall-street. Auer:des, Mews. Chinon and Co. lligh.sueet, Southwark. :$1 atthew Fletcher, . Unte-street-squ are , merchant, July 8, at eleven, 18, and August IS, at t e n, a t t h e Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingbalrotraor. Attorney , bit. Atestandor Gordon, broad-mom • THE ACT OF PARLIAMENT IS PEREMPTORY. THE Dissolution of Lotteries is fixed, and inuttl Mite for ever on the 18th this Month. The general demand throughout the Kingdom tot a Farewril ,030,000 in this THE LAST OF ALL LOTTERIES, Cannot fail to rake the Price of Tickets and Sures coosiderably— an immediate purchise is, therefore, advised. The Scheme contains for the First, the Last, and only Time since the establishment of Lotteries, • SIX PRIZES- OF 430.000, • Ad tivenakknA Woo, ALL IN ONE DAY, Tins moNyff (JULY), WHEN ALL LOTTERIES END FOR EVER. FOREIGN OFFICE, June as, 111211. The King has been graciously pleased to appoint Francis Werry, En. (late Consul of the Levant Company at Smyrna), to be his Majesty's Consul at Smyrna. • The King has also been graciously pleased to appoist John Bar ker, Wag. (late Consul o f t h e L evant Gialpaay u Allappi), to be his Ma*tf_s Consul at Alexandri a , lo HOP& • • ' IU King has also been graciously pleased io' "point Henry Thomas UNA, Esq. (late Aaidatant Secretary to Levant Com pany), to be his Majesty's Consul at 0 The King has been graciously pleased t • VIM= 'Wilton Barker, Esq. (some time British Vke-Costaul at Messina), to be his I Majesty's Consul at that plate. The King has also been graciously pleased to appoint Wallin) Hamilton, Baq..(sonte time British Vice. Consul at Bodlogneb ,to be his Majesty's . Consul at that place. The King has alio been graciously pleased to &Swint 'mei Vigor* Harvey, (some time British Vice-Cons,olat Bernina), to be his Majesty's Consul at that place. The King has also been graciously pleased to appoint William ' Ogilby, Fa+ (some time licitish Vice-Consul at Oosn), tebn his Majestes Consul for the departments of Cahredeei Le Mandel, and Isle et Vilaiue. t i Tickets and Shares are on Sale, at No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing- DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. John Till, woollen-striper, is in insolvent cir cuinstancts, and-linable to meet his engagements with his ere ditors,r•rsied July l. George 11AM*, Dettenea-lields, booking once and warehouse • keeper, is In Insolvent circumstances, and unable to meet his engagements 11kb his crediten.—Filed July 1. Thomas napalm, Pennington, Lancashire, tallow-chandler, is la insolvent eircutastanees, and unable to meet his engagements with his creditors.—Filed July 3. Edward Perkins, NarthamPton, grocer , is in Insolvbnt risen:n- 1 stances, and unable to meet his engagements with ids creditun. —Flied, July S. William Wheeler, Upper Chemists Mews, Bediord-eileare, poach. broker, is, is Ineolvent Arcumstances, and unable to meet his enpgements with his credit's... Flied, July 4. • cross, London, the truly Fortunate Offices of BISH, Who Shared and Sold in the last Twelve Months, rot Prises of £30,000! Four of £21,000! Nine of .00,000 ! Besides numerous others of sf 10,000 ! £2p oo! and £l,OOO, &c. _ _ Also in the last Drawing, 3d of May, No. 1,833, Class 11, £lll,OOO ! No. i 925, Class A, £21,000! And numerous Minor Capitals ! • • This day was published, In One Vol. 12nso. price 10s. boards, AN INDEX, containing the Names and Geogra phial Positions of all Paces in the MAPS of INDIA designed to facilitate the Use of these Maps, and especially that of the newly-constructed and extended Map of India lately published by Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen, Booksellers to the Hors. the East India Company. Loudon: Printed for Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen, Leaden ball street. DIVIDENDS to Mande-in BASINGHALL-ST MIXT. COOPER'S SURGICAL DICTIONARY, Bvo. Nsw lamas. This day was published, in One thick Vol. Svo. price 275. in bds. ADICTIONARY of PRACTICAL SURGERY, comprehendim all the most interesting Improvements frau the earliest times down to the Present Period; an Account of ibe Instruments and Remedies employed In Surgery ; the Etymology and Signification of the principal Terms ; and numerous references to Ancient and Modern Works, forming a " Catalogue Raisonni" of Surgical Literature. The Fifth Edition, corrected and enlarged. By SAMUEL COO PER, &Aileen to the Forces, Printed for Longman. Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Goren; Thomas and George Underwood ; S. Highly; Geo. B. Whittaker; E. Cos and Son; Sinspkin and Marshall; Burgess and Hill; C.l Tait ; A. Black ; and W. Tait, Edinburgh ; and Hodges and ›l'Arthur, Dublin. This day was published, Ivo. price les. boards, HE LAWS OF THE CUSTOMS, compiled by T direction df the Lords Commissioner/4f his Majesty's Tree. Atity, and Obblished by tbeappoimment ant tinder the sanction of the Commbisiontirs of his Majesty's Customs; with Now* and I ndezes. By J. D. MUNI% Bag, Controller of his Majesty's Customs in the Port of London. Published by J. Mawntan, Ludgate -street. FASHIONABLE GREAT COATS, DRESS AND MORN ING COATS, LADIES' HABITS, PELISSES, Ihe AGREAT SAVING will be found at RADFORD'S, 21, PICCADILLY, near Air-street. Gentlemen wanting hseionable, well-made, good Clothes, cut upon scientific prin ciples, and made to fi t the shape in an elegant and superior manner, will ind the greatest advantage, by giving • their Orders as above. Ladies' Habits and Pelisses 'cut and made to fit in the first style, bylerperienced Workmen, and at moderate prices. Opera Cloaks, Box, Curricle, and Driving Coats, made at a short notice; for the convenience of Gentlemen travelling, some are kept ready finished. it Suit well made in Eight Hours, if required. Best •superfine Coats, CS 6s. £ tes. .13!ue and Black, 03 6s. Z 3 125. 43 Fashionable Waistcoats, from 12s. to 111 s. Trousers, from ISs. Upwards: a variety of new and beautiful Patterns just out, for the present season.—A good suit of Servant's livery, complete, 41.15 s Radford's, No. 26, Piccadilly, near Air-street. HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to be prepared with the meat scrupulous ate and attention, by . Messrs. THOMAS And Wst.tuok limit, Manufacturing Chenday Manchester. It is sold in bottles, price Its. 9d. or with glass Koppers at 4s. 6d. stamp Included, with full directions ter its ue, their various Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the United Kingdom; but it cannot be genuine, unless heir names art enyared on the Government Stamp, which is fixed over the cork or stopper of each:sonic. Of most of the venders of the Magnesia way be had, authenticated by a similar Stamp, lIISNAV'S AIOMATSC SHIA* ? of VINIXAM, the invention of Alr. Henry, and the only genuine preparation of that article. POR PRESERVING TIIR TEETH AND GUMS. B ump s VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER has sb long been in general use that' it is almost unnecessary 1,, offer any further recommendation of k. Composed of Vegetables without the admixture of any mineral or pernicious ingrediest whatever, it is free from the usual objection against the use of other Dentridces. Its detersive power is just sufficient US Wtihi "••• those destructive particles which adhere to the Gams and the 'ttlefStiCeS of the Teeth; healing injuries in the fusser, and pro. inciting a new Enamel (where it has bees injured or corroded) on the Litter. It tikvwtse imparts a firmneu and healthy redeems to the Gums ; and if regularly used will preserve the Teeth. in a sound state to old ass.: Sold in Boxes, at es. by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheeps*, c , o - ner of St. Paul's; and 54, Sackville-street, Dublin; and. 7s, Princes street, Edinburgh; Savory and Co. 130, New Bond -street. and 220, Regent -street ; and by the principal Medicine Vender, throughout the United Kingdoen. Of whom may be had, B U R'S superior SILVER-WIRED *lOOTh BRUSHES, is. cub; and muTLEws very fragrant 1..% VEN DAR WA TER, in half pines, at 3s, dd. 1 - * lie careful to ask Our BUTLEA S Vet:gramma Thetis Powys*. CROWN OFFICE, July 3, }Hilo Members Returned to servo in the new Parliament. • County of -FlintSir Thomas Alwyn, of Mostyn, In the Mid minty of Flint, Ban. . . • Borough et alm-Sir Edward Pryer Lloyd, - Bart. County of Bedhed.-Thomas Poster Mao:queen, Bo+ and Francis Russell (comminly cal ed , Illorefals of Tavistock.) Borough of , Bedbab-Geirge Wilke Russell (coinnionly called Lord George Miklos Igeosell), and William Henry Whitbread, Es+ Town and Pert of Hastings-.. Sir William Conk, of the city of landau, But. and Sir Lhales Wetherell, Ent. his Majesty's Solicitor General • • Town and Port of Sandwich-41r Edward Wiliam Campbell Rich Owen, &CB. Rear-Admiral of the Blee - Squadron of his Aga., jesty's Fleet, and Joseph Marryat, Esq. • • Town and Port of Dover-Edward Bootle Wilbraham, 'Req. and Charles Puulett Thomson, Bs+ Town and Pact of New Ranney-George Hay Dawkins 'Pennant. of Penrhyo.casde, in Cansiivonshire. in North Wales, Req. and George Tappe, of Hinton Adnilcsl, Christchurch,. in Hampshire, Se+ Town and Port of Hythe--Stewan Majerfbanks, Ea) and &r Ruben Tavrasend Townsend Farquhar, Bent Town of Rye-Richard Arkwright .the younger. of Normasiten gamine, in the county at Lawton Req. - and Harry Bordansof Portland-place, is the county of Middle's:, and of Shaess•peeit o . in the county of Berks. Ea+ • . . . Town of Winchassa-Henri ci t a rougham, of Broglie:ll4A -t ) ag 'county of Westmorend, . and the Hon.. Henry Grey,(ram.. mostly called Lord Viscount wick),of Howick, in dsomonty. of Northumberland. Town of Seaford-A:4mm Frederick Erns, of the Town t •POtt. ticorporation et linked, sq. end ;Os FitoiimaidiitVibie Town, Port. and Corporation olEgefbrd aforesaid, I*. • i „ County Xlain--Colooel the Hon.- Francis-- William Grant , of Grant, of the Invraness-shire or 20th North- BrNhA Ilbitia. County Palatine of taocaseesJohn Blackburn., of Halo, in the said .county, Esq. and the Right Hon. Edward Smith &may (commonly ailed Lent Stanley.) Borough of Lanaister-John Fenton Cowthorni, Esq. and T?stitri. Borough of Prestoo-The Host. Edward Godfrey Solidi Obis* and John Wood. Ea+ • . Borough of Livespool--The Right Hon.. William Huskisson, General Isaac Oascoyne. • Borough et Wigan-James Alezander Hodson, of the Grove, within Uphalkod,lN the said County. Es* and Junes Lindsay. of De& Farms, in the minty of Fife, Eel. lieutenant Camelia his Ma jesty's Beglomat of Grenadier Guards. Borough of Ciltharoo-ThkHen. Robert Corson, and the Has. Peregrine Frauds Cost. ' 'Borough of Newien--Thernas Legb, of Lyme, is the count y peb. • tine of Chester, Rsq. and Thomas Aback, of Kines.wesl4 the parish of Ewell, In the county of Surrey, Bo+ County of Einress--George Edward Graisain, Esq. of arymMes. square, in the parish of St. Mary-Mbonno, Middle's& C ou nty of soing....limry Home Lanimnaondasq. of Blair Drew mood. County of lediellm4-.The Hen Ramie Ledges Gower (tem. mealy calla lard Franca fathom Gowen). of Soroarrou•-•Wor .Z 410180,01 King WPM% Its* and Sir Tiwaw Booklet Lethbrige, of &Whin-park, Ban. &rood' of Tamsee--Heary Seymour, Est and Milks!? Poodly,l Esq. a Limousin General in his P 4 • s Army. • Borough of licheme-Rielard Sharp, of in the essay of Serrey,,fisq. and John Williams, Of Lincoln's-kin, in shimmy of bliddleses, Borough of Unborn* Pert The Right Hon. Thomas North Graves, Baron Graves in the kingdom of Ireland, and Arthur, Chichester, of Denhody Park, Ireland, and Cooliseest *0 the roomy of Sues:, Esq. a Major In the Ml Regt. of Wet *bards City of Welk-Charles William Taylor, By. and Jahn Pains Tudway. Rot. Borough of Bridgewater.-William .Astell. Esq. and as. roam Kerner Tynte, Cliy of Batio.-The ßa tjght Has. John Thyme leoestaonly called Lord Ms Thyme sod the Right Ifors. the Earl of .Brecknock. Borough of Fownes Lottrill,of Master Castle, in the torsiy et Sontereet, Esq. and James Bair, of Paving lame, in the county el Wigton, Scotland,Esq. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. John North, Wbnesvriold, Leicestershire. butcher. • Augurs= Unnston Meredith, Portsmosak,tallor.. . • William Child, Cow-lane, Smithileid, carpenter. . Eithard Moore, Borough, dealer and shame'. BANKRUPTS. William Jackson, Whities.alley,'Colensati.street, and . Wombed. court, Thrownruin-street, smith. to surresider, Jolt _es IL sad A nest 15, at cos, at the Cows of Comnsbdoesers of iamitrePloi Basinghall-street. Attornies, Mewl: &evens and Co. Lk& st. Thomas Apostle. Solomon Sims, Chekeniterm, sawyer, July 11/, 20, and August 16, at nine, at the Royal* Hotel, Cheltenham. ',Attendee, Molars. King and Co, Gray's Inia.equare; or Mr..lbtod, Cheltenham. William Thoinas PoWer and Samuel Jackson, Birmingham, and Coogleton, Cheshire, - - dilimen, July Is, 110, and August 15, it ten, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham Attendee, Messrs. Heimill and Co. New Ink • or Main. Parker and Co. Birmingham. Gabriel Newton, Bliminghmn,imbehterer, July 22017, and August lip at me, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attendee, Mr. E. Chester, Staple ;or Mr. Thalami Davenport, Liverpool. Williaa Neural, late of Wolvetbampma, Staffordshire, miller, July 17, at six, Is, and August 15, at teq, at the Whist= Cross Inn. Alarigleton, Salop. Attornies; Mesas: Wimburn and Co. Chancery-lane •or Mr. Ge.irge Robinson, Wolverhampton. James Stein, But:Ater-row, East Smithfield, yeast-moralistic, July a, at eleven, IS, and August is, at to, at the Zion of Com missioners of Bankrupt', Basingliall-atreet. Attorney, Mr. Lan*, La wrence Pountnerplice. Thomas Botekthorp, floswell-road, grocer, "lily 5, 15, and August 15, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts. Basinghaß•street. Attornies, Messrs. Robinson and Co. Charter. boese-square. John Herring Forster, Bread.etrect, Cheapdde, warehouseman, July at, at four, and August IS, at twelve, it the Rampant , Horse Inn, Norwich. Attornies, Mr. Thulium Brightwell. Norwich; or Mews. Taylor and Co. Temple. July iiih.lfatbaniei Peadeffiagar s , Liverpool, haberdasher, at tea. jay. $5, Wm. Llama, Lesdenhall•market and Islingtoo.,.butcher, St eleven. July 2%, James Somers, Oxford -street, kod Harrell- Street, pborediteb, poriunan, lat one. July x 5, Charles - Peter Whittaker, &raid, teal merebaht, at tea.' July 11 ,•• Alexander ClaNk, lmed &radian Glentee, . and Wiliam Fry, ,ffiew Broad. at ism- August ph Rdoland Lymiapon, ai rPer eb r i t.t" _ • , . • :Al I% P 'DI V IDZNDS. to be madein.tha-COUNTItY. . Jet xil, William Shackles, ffilagraardiriss_ linen drap er ix otevon, at the George Kingstea : Mywiffiall. 07• %Yet • ;Coate, St. Ives, Hunagdoidike, fora atardiait s at six; at the Crown Lia, St. Ives. July IS, Jairplilloller, Masker, irehiteet, awe st ive,.at the office of gr. Willisirlilight; aoeeitar , lUverposL 10, Glory Tenter, Bprwitkmpoo-Tweed, merchant, at ales* at the Dag andifesek Tavern, Hell. July SS, John Owen 3ahoille sad ilDbelt O'Callaghan,- LbrovimoLlasssolssots, at two, at Ni George inn, -Liverpool.. July OE ffilrannor_ -Thema Nab, Willimalwarla, sad Thomas Naas, Comobstess, hulas, *ten, at the Eagle InokCatabridis• .. O I . . • • . , - - - ! • Siattuel ficarling, Poole, Issuer.. William Leader, Wens-street, :Osfordstreet, ant Onford streei...coici-maker. Joseph Rend; I Umnerton ' brewer. Joseph Flntehie;Ridngdeo, carpet Manidee surer. Ma Borapsis, Newpat,ylances, bookseller, Jahn Roultbes t Wiens's, Bt.• sr` Isle 4 Ofe:aseniftlin• Jobo Cbs!tooat nwry mem. Ciseepi ./oe* .- Daide's' L..alistd:! ,;artriNeVello6.4.o°l°49 'L iosiumi , 7l4ll.6, ; linpswajnipialwastt. iyOger wriest,. sr. • 1 siren; Mil.bralicir. Sainvei Iltervis, - Iftlielk common brewer. Richard Brit.*: _lllirmiiiiemm; Pimitet.book lick-maker and brass foandtr. Wlllailt•lNtonedet,_ . taverpook boot 4P4 oboe maker. Jobs Ptovivie; vibmikok4 :Edvina.. shire, ps maker. Fria& Heider Pearce, FilleasAltinams. John Rism e . champion's,. Edmund Wiles% Lym- M* Dela 4 Pettagereet, rise. MUM. t igoalgiie ItoiPttfite iserlirir. . . , _ PARTNERSHIPS DISSOUPED. abgablier Joao andl . Fierge • Merrick, carvers sad Odin and Ta LhairOffistnalastior figidgeread. Robert Taylor Ind ikusinel MaliklN Riseell street, Blooms. .her+f. Miramar Hitcher; joidiriaid• Slum Warier, arke dialers Mary. An WINS and John Duakin linl.4tl'att Strand. • Sets ausibetaren. Thomas Wale and Thomas- Wills, • Flyby • Hens sous e Wood stay Chapelle, Mead dressy'. Jolla Roberts and Jells Honsor k Wen •Hoatkli, liumes, and apothecaries. Jut sad Julio Davies, Old Doadstreet, Rath, (*inlets sod Wiping May Thome Whita b and Chubs Valeatles ." l • Noribinotionire. bankers, iro far as regards Clhodes Vakialea Mop Charipse Densest Dam% AM Jolla nib, Milk street, Cbeapelde, factono—John Arlon and flabesialesk, Aldine Disk street,. ben 'drapers. Joseph iiaatsandllarles W'° l Jeverreires, Aldiate, brokers. Hem Joisossood Edward Ziegiland SW* Ciiiterbury. hair drawn and juries's& Henri Wood. llamas WA. aedJohn Walkdsi o Red Lietaistin. Wilingatreet,_ a imsd sad bibiewarelioneenson. obiet ('Aqua sM RishatelThslorell, linadirsar, siliernaldis t .waithisehogs sad jeitelsen Richard Williams real John Perry. Limped, _Winters. Thomas Ran, Joseph Bake; end Thomas Sharpies, HoWn's Brook and Manchester, calico primers. Mar bens POwell, Thorium' Powell. MOS Fisher, sob S- Reber, Poland -street, Sr. James's, Westationer, bee joiners. I. Saudis and G. 0. • Homing, Keatials-tenni, insgssis and spathecatiee. William Barnum) and David Ulm Cambridge. coal 'merchants. Mary Dough's. Jamm Douglass. sod A. DeugSsa, Bow-lane, and Waft*, aad OallihMassi Bark% silk manufacturers. John Andre Sod% sad WilleinCellingwood, Cleveland-street, dyers. William lid ' J. C. Fitchett, Kingston upon-Hall, sail makers. Thema;jun. and J. A. Mom, Caroline -street, jewellers. James Cocks, Manias Somers Cocks, John DAdalplit and Robert Biddiiiph, Chatiaterass, bankers. William Sharp and George Sharp, Threadneedle -street, merchants and brokers. James Pratt, Richard Nevnbam, James Nowshaia, and hoary Paul Fleetwood, Preston, bankers, so far as retards Richard Newsbam. William Oldham and John Eidson ward, .Bridge.euvet, Southwark, cap makers. WiMant 'Grant, George Grant, John Albs Mickley, aad.Geprge Grant theyouager. Portsoisithsid Porten, beakers. Hall George oirti kin% NatikalkaSjablars sad cabinetmakers. Bahr mit Dow Neketad, Crotched-friars, ship agents 'hems Waters Doekpbol, and Edmund Jones, Newport, handers. Andrew T.Uetk and _Alesader Tolle* Rathbonapbee, boot and shoe makers. ' Adam Wright and John Watson, Malta, general cam mission agents. 'nom Serum large mid Thomas Wotan, Bath, kaberdashers. Jska Mathes sad Thins Pobsdharsi ibis minium, coach aid barns. paws. " EAST INDIES:. The following interesting details, derived from ofS eat sources, of the circumstances out of which the pre sent relations between the Bhurtpore Government and our own arose, have been- received from Calcutta About the middle of last year an applitatinn was made to this Government by the then Rajab of Bburt , - pore, for a Kbilaut of investiture to the /Rajah's son, the present 114v/urn Singh ; a solicitation With which Sir' bisid Ochterlony strongly urged h• compliances and which he was authorised to grant. provided 'halide of' But wunt Singh to the Guddie Was clear and undisputed. Ot this no .doubt nhatever eaited, and the investiture took place accordingly, by Sir David Ochterlony, on 'his return from Jeypour, where, at that time, be had been. Bul4er Singhohe father of the rawest boy, died soon, after this; and Bulaunt mounted the Guddik, having his uncle and mother at a itegipci ilftriiig his. isdsgniL Ottinu, on the ground of &arias been invited to assume. WRigency by a very large majority of the tribe. ,On tt• knew/ledge of tbeie circumstances tonthig to Sir•a • Fd Ochterlony, be deemed . it proper to enter into leittions for the safety tithe young Rajah,of which bewas very apprebentite; anal, with a view of awn taining how far the set kenetally approved of Doorjuo • i s Sal's cbnduct, Sir David sent letters and A proChtmation to be distributed id Bhurtpore, in which he assumed ' , that the usurpation was contrary to their wishes—. called upon them to expel the Usurper, and threatened, if they did-not, to bring the armies of the British*Go- • vernment against them. These letters and proelnuto• 'ions were sent back to Sir David unopened. Dooltm Singh lent no time in sending a mission to Sir David Ochterlony, who, on finding that his letters and pros claimable had not Wen iteeertd;deteeminal on beeline of conduct--that of keeping the young Rajah ea a• 1 -Guddie, and setting aside the usurper from the y. When the mission from Bhurtpore wait-d on Sir the principal spokesman alleged, that Doorjun Sal nothing to do with the insurrection, but had beettatoofp. pelted by the insurgents to accompany them to *ay.. fort, where they stormed the gate, and murdered.ft: • . Regent; and that all the atrocities committed woes.. contrary to his inclination. They repre.ented thewhele t•- affair as once of popular tumult, occasioned by thetas. • dignities offered by the agents to the SAMS in general. They alluded, alm, to Rajah Budder Singh having pointed oat Does-jut' as his heir, in place of B side: Singh, and seemed inclined to maintain-his right to the . Guddie itself. They even.alleged that Budder Shish had emitted a testae estaLy document, to which they - had been witnesses,in favour of Damian, although by - this *Moment he necessarily topetseded the clam at, -.! *amber of Damian, who, they said, out of his love OW : I : af f ection to his am, yielded his better right) :By..teeosp , the right as that did, vaE Doorjuu's, uncle to:the. • - r ,they thus inadvertently established that of cousin, the -reigning Rajah, as, by all the • customtandt laws of the tribe, the'oldest sow most be the heist toOis, father. Sir David reminded the Mission that ttseyaatsaal . 7 themselves • Offered NOlLltill to_ Buletunt. ,Singh -t nail; asked; if; after taking , any one under their iiititecsiono they would not consider It a high .a4ront if he.: wow ;leak with innate Rajah bad beett.tay Doosiop:44; sod.. amnia them he nemee.coulaimsgioe thpt tike.overnor. General would .ackeowledge:et Alt ckisotrost pan who> . • tad treated the ffritioli Goversitment with Aucit. RIP- ct, besides, stained his proceedings wit merder.,That ended . by 'the Mission 'Nuptials Sir , 14.4. . bi albeisif le judge), and not to decide jtastily.. WWI matters - trete:is this state, and Sir David had: every 'mien to believe that- Door* eel *fold so lee accede to - what lie hid proposal as tos.oneete bias to • . his camp s , aecoinpainied by the young Rajah, the. Gene...„ ral received an order from the Sepremetloveroment to 7. . countermand the advance. of: the fhitish troops upiss llburtpore, and to take up a position within its testi tories. In this dispatch, his Lordship in Council its is • that be is " not aware of any engagement wuich pledges the British Government to support, by force aif arms, the succession of the lawful heir of the Bhurtpore Rajah against inteinal rebellion, the. reaty only baud-. tag it to protect the Government of Bhurtpore against external monies." He further declares, that the re. cognition of Bulwupt Singh . 44 was neveeconsidereXas committing - the British Government to maintain him at all hazards, in the event of any disputed succession."... Such a recognition, his Lordship in Council states,. might have pledged the British Government to uphold • a Prince whose succession might be in direct opposition to the chiefs or people." A desire to conciliate Balder Singh alone dictated his recognition, and a hope that such avowed countenance to the lawful heir would prevent conaniotion. " But," adds his Lordship, " the case is entirely altered, when, notivithyanding such, countenance of the British Government, the succession to the throne is disputed, and the acknowledged heir • actually deposed by a successful rival, suppot ted by - e party in the State." This makes it, in his Lordship's apprehension, " a mere question of political expediency, whether it is right to compel by aims the toter de fade" to vacate the throne in favour of that claimant, whose title may be unquestionably the best, but who has, of linself, been unable to maintain his tight." Govern. caccordingly, expressed theit regret that Sir David • ol called out the troops, and issued proclamations to RM Bhurtporeans ; and propoied first to call on Doorjun to explain " his apparently outrageous proceedings"... end, should it appear that he merely claimed the Re:. ncy, the Governor General would not consider him self warranted in opposing, the arrangement by force of Man, however violent or irregular had - been the mode of assuming the authority. By this time, Doorjun bad disavowed all intention of seising the Guddie. . The British troops had been or= deredto be withdrawn, and Government directed Sit David OChterlony to examine and report into circa statues, carefully guarding agaia t the Confitsitting the British Government in his communications with Door jun Sal. He was also captioned how be received the representations of the partisans of the young Rajah, and directed not to make any call upon Dourput to debt* up the person of the lisp!). The receipt of these orders surprised'and mortified Ste David Clehterlooy in an eatiime degree. In a private letter to Mr. Secretary Swinton, be says, that " had it *Weed five days later, Doorjun would have been is Sands, on the sole condition of having his life The follpwing is an erract of a letter, dated al& near Bhurtpore, 24th January, 18264." 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