The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-05 00:00:00

_ . ..-. . , W - 4 nnit . - .., - , ` /7 . k .• 41 4.... 1 ,, • I - a 11 0 • C IX 1: i, % • • C .j . j..C,04.a.) -L ' tr • . . • . •;.• gTh 1AAA:24 1.. s i . . . • ,-t -< • _a. i•• .., •• 1 • , . . 1 ' •Z J P' r alt It‘\' '.. NO. 4030. / . . ' LONDON, TUESDAY, iiiNu:itty 5, 1819 PRIG g TV . .....--;--...:---__________e • 4—..... . . e .. The twig for iellich hael►t•r+ fell Ls !As Md. ant haw died o• the sceffoki r . . • Y9.h of May. It is added that a band of thieves, amoontim to WO, liking adnntigre of the enafti‘ka that tank place, plundered the houses of many of the European inhabitants, in epen day ; end though the !snider of thistaud was disenvered, his interest with the Government enabled rim to ettue with On. pisnity. to promote their welfare. Should it be said, that to coenterdholtuee Ibis olivine.; political gain, we must take irate ac‘etient the disadvantages of extended po sitions end the charges attendant on eneteasetf este blishments; I answer, that when the multiplication of poinat of. defence is urged, the dionioadred morons of annoying us are also to be contemplated. I have shown to you c lbst scarcely any oontiuue In esist.— ()or naim•siteption has not brought air tido contact with In thing that can kayo the wish, or, bed it the wish, *id have firepower of giving u 4 tranit'e•— All oil di . , lam is attached to yon. The Indus would ge a barrier against cooled, were there any State on tlie other tide of it adverse to you in its in. terettra." Shoill as such hereafter appear, it is Ma 70V?infbdltclug 1110Govnasenis in the ricioity of thn•ledwellimellhoiltfilm the new of quarrel ; and treflefeeikeive eeystrenger diasoasive to enterpriees against s from beyond the dyer, than the knee ledge that all within it are linked with es in she bonds of cordial fusion. In this view, I deceive myself egregiously If any segmented military charges will not be light Indeed in comparison with the large ed ditional reseerces speared to meet such eventual do. mind,. 'This is our benefit in lb* arrangements what is that of the Rajpeet States' Deliveraeie . from an oppression, more syeteinatic, more Germ milting, more brutal, than perhaps ever Were trampled on humanity. Secerity end comfort este bllshed, where nothing bet terror and misery before rusted ; nor is this withlu a narrow sphere. It is a proud phrase to asp, bet it is a troe one, that we have bestowed blessings upon million.. Nothing can he more delightful than the reports I receive of the keen sensibility monilosted by the inhabitants to this change is their circumstances. The smallest detach. went of our troops menet pass through that country wittiest meeting every where eager and resitting gra teletions, the tone of which proves them to come from glowing hearts. Multitudes of people have, even lei this short Interval, come from the hills and faslnellees, ire whicb thyy had sought refuge for years, and have re.nccepied their ancient deserted villages. The pineghshare is again is every quarter turning up a loll' which had for very Many seasons never been stirred, except by the hoofs of predatory 'cavalry. " Hee* then is a display el general oassnlago, and an ethiliretieg promise of ptib:ic quiets Every one of the facts no which I hate (evaded the ',ma*. 111. tion, hispable of being itispeoved try tech of with little trouble of enquiry, if j have admired them loeorrectly. I have mringyli Issaardid sioniebrt "May f they are net, what we have dome Is ;ratting the pa. limy, the equity, the heii*giii4y of our country. " You justly •ppreListe the admirable energy of the nacres commending the divisions to which the more active part of the service MI; sod the seal of the whole of the troops, wits the splendid gallantry of those who were ea say occasion engaged, merit all the praise which yea hove offered. " I concur ardently with you in the feel meet you express of our obligation_ in aim at reed/sting what we have done still more beeefi ial to the in-, habitants of India. The main obstacles to our in- Casing improvement are removed ; and we may cer tainly ditseminate *sera instruction, without in the slichte.t degree risking dissatisfaction, by meddling with the 'Airlines opinious of the natives.. Informa tion on practical points is what is ma litiog to the people ; for from the 101 l course of anarchy in those parts, all relations of the community are centered. This Government will not lose sight of the object.— We may seeceed in inculcating principles of mild and ogaitalne rely, distinct sootiest of social ob nem, and s jest sense of moral dodos, leading, perhaps, in God's gond time to a purer conception of the more sublime claims on the human mind. At least let us do what Is in nor power. Let es put the seed in the ground, and Providendl will determine nn its growth. Should it be the will of the Almighty that the tree should rite sod flourish, and that Ilse inhabitants of those ealensive region, should enjoy security and Coln. fort under its shade, we shall have dilute much (or many of our !ellnw.creaturet ; but we shall have done well also for that in which our liveliest interest is filed. The cherished memory of our forecsaiing benehcence will remain to few* times in India the noblest monument of the British name." ST. THOMAS . % HiI 4 WIT L. MR •'4 ST LEY COOPER attil Mr. HENRY xgra CLINK will brain their COURIF of ANATOMICAL epOWROII:AL LiCTV RES ett WEDNESDAY, doe tOth As. as Woo !A11..04. INDIA. . AM:- P.1 2 1.1r or TIM Ark OF 'WAPITI/05 TO AN • ADDRESS oF (0110RA1ULATION ON HIS RE TURN TO rim SEAT OF tiOVEIMMENT. (con-lodrd from cur Piper of pe,teretey.) u fn there are continual &clematises tiniest thspropeasity of the Honourable Company's •Gotoroorent here to odd to territorial poseossioas al ready too large. It is forgotten, that a trodoncy to ' • ROYAL HOSPITAL. CIIELSKA, . 6th Javene%. 1619. 77'11 Nilolnto of the Aet of the 55th Veit' of bk S. 'A. prewar War.. by aßtieh It I. enacted, that the 0.111-Pen• • Owen" of this limply& &all, in feline, he mod Qentrterl.. In • : adennre, irotendi ..f Hilf•eenrleg Notice is lunch, given, by or • der a the Right Ifnottarable the Lmres awl ethers. Cninithann. 1 t_ et. f.tr itionegging the te..ir. of the raid ilwalini. Ord all 'he le Oat- Peonage...et thews(, relidiee In L. ndnrt, or with! , the Bis. • Ir. lof ,he WM of Woman,, are sweltered to appenr P. 11 1 04. • ally slid traidentell‘, with itteir In•trortiniv. and C. ttifi , nlet yet idalitnamrt. to tee beeretar.'s Olive in the ,aid florplatl, no' Sh e re peetiee 11‘.., and in their diacrent ChM,' neenrdnai to , rebel, -evert) Rates of rrtni •n„ RI onttermentiart.4 g ware at- ,it stance will he aicra fr.. TIM o . Ciftek ill the Mtanlait• 100-.1 ' ill T AAwe in the Arsenate,. for thr jntytnent of n to/Raner o( 1. . Yea?* 'Pemba, in dotter to lir TVA IlAmtrh-Aeirt. - - Om FRIDAY. Rte Stb•I'JAIIVARY. IS. Premitimeta at bd. par day, ail 1h • U. to Me eel if . th e ' w It ealinerote. On At TURDAY,the9 I II of 3/tKU %BY. • Timer at fel. Ones the Royal Genitals Battalion nod nenatier log ItrgiflKllllland Corp, ; time at 74. amid W. and all the Ca `ihliy at 94, per doe. 1. On MONDAY. the 11th ofJANU ART. T 11.•••• nt 9.1. per day, fro. the I.t runt Geards to the 69th Tod Illeally,. 0.1 TUESDAY. the litit of JA' 11 'MY. flew nt 91. ner day, front the ad Font, and all the remain * Ratim . .. - mips alai 1. Mateo three at Intl. per doe. , . 'S Alf. she lith of JANUARY. .to lac different Reel meats el' C.tv airy, Redeems of Font tionnt, '111)f tie 141 b or JANUARY. tap se root Wear*, ta the ea/ ..1 that ray. !he nal of lASI/AR Y. Ihe Roast 141,044 Small las, tad ,into , and Carp, .as , alas these al FRR.W*II PAPERS. expansion, amount* almo►t t •b. inhPreat and lomparable Jra . . P nig. J. YfOterdil.. the King tieing wood on lies 'llll..ue, sat oso.Jed Itw I'. ince. of hit august family, the greet C ro w n , s u oi of Di* Roy al Order., as alcaJay theAlintsters.Seare tarifa olisitate, received after Mau the Deputati..n ..f the Hylebera of th. Chiisiber of Peers. wad that of Stwe Zepailes et the Departesesti, bating at their beads respectively the Chancellor of Francs and M. Raves, who bad the honour of preseniing., in the same of the two Chambers, their homage sad feiici titinns ea the occasion of the new year. These tyro Deputations were introduced into the Ball if Audience by the Marqeis de Dreus•Bres.e, Grind Master of the Ceremonies. They We( • then admitted to Monsieur, to Modesto, to the Duke of Angooleme, and to the bake sod Duchess of Berri. His Majesty traniected hennas. subcommand'', with their Egtelleseies the Gout de Cases, Minister of the Intetior, and the Baron Lou,,i Minister of Ft. Dance. The Noniieur contains tte Boyst asetetiow to the law for raising provisionally the B.l2tha of the tart's for 180. The King yesterday granted an audience of leave to M. de Nesselrode, the Hussies Minister for Fo reign Affairs. Yesterday morning Baron Powder repaired to the Thuitleries and deliterod the Seals of State to the King. His Majesty immediately confided them to 111. de Serre. hies of a poster etiatillshed au tli;Illtitol; in India. It woull dam to suppose that 706 f strefig jealousy, thMt your siihes weeklnot itimelate tapi ,clitp, and that yens! bemiliatiao of ikon Dative fami lies which bald aeseljewty Alm On be/elf lir the enonfry, mrusld not be brooded over with n deep spirit el mettle. Yet a belief in the non-exist ence of theseimpubes is the ground on which they .it stand. who insist on the progressive lac aaaaa of eat sway as a proof of covalent ambition is the Ho mineable Com pa ny's Local Represents t ives.There way bete been cases, thoogh I might find it difficult to indi. catethem, where prospects of gainieg political ascen dancy. or ton busby apprehensions of meditated at. tech, have misled ue into hostilities otherwise cepa bit of bring scalded ; but the general history of our Indium Essipireie, tbt we base been wordplay as sailed, that we bees cooquered the unprovoked away, and that we have retained the possessions wrested from him, not simply as a legitimate com pensation for the peril and ezpence forced upon as, but en considerations of Self-defence, brought home to oar conviction by 1M nature i'f the violence just offered to os. What veceally betel myself, as I have esp:ained it to you, most be the strongest Ulastra lion: of -this eventual exigency. ' Recover your strength, and try contest skit os again,' would be deemed a rather absurd address to a treats foe whom you bad ittoyaishad; bet you wosid so effec tually put it on tlat footing by the rest•retion of all hirwsmins, as if yOu had Oen him the advice in terns. Still it may be sold, thrives the aegmenta 'ion of territoey way not involve soy thing repre hensible, it is not the loss to be lamented; since the eztension of frontier brings you in contact with new enemies, redoes% your strength by widening the eirele on the eircumferences of which it is to act, (learns advanced stations dangerously ensepported, and, above nil, a wider occspstioo of territory ee -1 acts formidable additions to your @military charges. dm. tot r • ik V. le. 114. and 117.:Id. per day. /111044,11111U4*Y. le. did. I. id. le, 41. le. 6d. Ode 1 .• Bede lee 1,. re tinA . the InAnrJANUARY. nod sewing.. and Prn• %We. tre occoebt al Simlons; And irbe receive . 1 1inviiiesfroas Ibe tale The health of the Date de Richelieu eontioegs to amend. His Esc*lleoey the Minister of the Interior •- tered upon the faectloos of his Oleo on the 30th ollt. General Rader, condemned {nista to nine yeart' imprisonment, has obtained his Majesty's pucka.— General Alia, comprised in the second pin of the Ordioauce of the lath of July., has obtained pertok- - gen to return to France. Ow Wednesday list Aloosionr paid a visit to the Duke of Gloucester. The plume enntintresto ►eeeget on the reset of the Barbels. States. there - at Penis about 100 persons a day. It I. said that mine the objects which have bees discussed at Ais-la-Ctispelie, w•v the old project .1 - gavial& the Island of Elba, wilt, richt t•f soaereigntj • to the Ostler of Malts, end to indemnify the Grand Doke of Tescinv else• here f.ir this cw,ion. This project would coiiicide with the MPS/01N that ere abort to be taken to •eeure the commerce of Caroms against the Ilstitsii ins France proceeds im.nedistely to regulate the limits between I'rus•ia and 13tworla. The mention of this project will he 'needed with !war difficulty, parti cularly in the mountainous peril, where no river ten separate the territory of the two countries. Geoeril Count Gailleininot will direct ibis operation. No farther meotion is made of the pretended cession to France of a disttict forming part of the 11.yerlan provinces of the Rhine, of which souse ramose. have been circulated. Ibe principality of Stint Vettclet is, it is said, ceded by the Sovereign of Saae•Cuburg to !Ileitis. llorst Guard.. Ireeted, that all Ibe Oet-Pentionert 4.1; do 'pay iteriirebr altrototo to they are reeunfl to predate of the • they are orderM to transmit to the 111e1et13 . 4 Lewd Ferrer in London. prewobed, ~r t Ox istawdiniely alley loot Wtodt their Nowre will em b e • 111 e 6441.ripeat gentler. tad they their prep of Idolle. a. Iphrthed snatilile @needy, sal *Jr (Mice, Ihat in cnroorevee rif v0ri..04 itsod by Peo.ioner. to Or I3mnp4 of is is °veered 1114 all Prosi.so,re .0 ' the pea' List. ar.d forfeit for Forst;&Omens. .A ic i lecreuul pod geglitas. SOTTS have the following the gobble.. es slava ee1.... TA. Samples mad from IS.. 10, Skin• Priglaw, of inforhr tic poi doses. &Kenos, of the burst . 4TI. old rid' M wuMi• 4s. Iklstsretvmerecl Pert 41, !Iliac. et leferiur 21t. •rd 11114.1r*, CPertiotiN. P lAN ail of u(-ted is the Mahan Pal.ers P th• many attempts thai o imp•sq doe wigwam a PM. GENUINK BLACKING. pu . the, late adopted a Neu oltlrela. 97. nig , . H"lbvra, a .• centre, taut they truss nn attedilan It, the type. ts ail.ke all biter as ..at, I. detect Vie irapoaltlim. LAric.l9lo, =As awl said W beietalt 97. Iltet Manta. aal retailed at insights. Ilkooltaeller.. Imam:avers, French Fends, Dec. 31.—Fire per Cents. 65f. Bank Stock, 1450 f. air se tise Uawd liisiJsus, is list each. CHAMBER OV Dec.3o. tat sterner.". am Oa it i . . , ,t i: TA ill Tito sr at h. per dot .00s I with she 14 ina.l Id 1 On TH U0. 1 .kri17 4 T lomat M. pew Sty. fete 1 •f rho aurnlo4V p lieiicn i eii t tn , 1 ibnyl 1 . 'Llowisat 1. 1 ps", Om I ill" rem .I)i,g • Kegialill 1 ad. . per elay.• 0., SA DAT. 1 • 'how at la. la. .. led. le - ; 0611 AT, the TOsse as h. It. 44. Is. fin. In. 741. It. TM. I. lA. le t. pre gat, Oa Turin A y. , none al 1.. lap. pre do , ,liinion lobo Rate bees adman i i al-o ilne Mee" air. . .11r-1 bad wood Tree's , ' Ihn II i. alio ordered sod dire 'belonging to she sold llnsp , in I • their Inoireciines'whichw.cli lb ' leer of .......I , n: by stab I Pansweer•Oese;al of his Al their alle.latift as ibentio pre e'er) , Quaver Day t weans" - ceirerd on One Pay•Lith for , . are tel uherwards S. 'Same is Sae* afire*, sliboat ~.a f .,,,,,e7r,:.,... !,,,.,„ , lls oi alakro s i t iosewi ea g . shall: ii471 1 4 . 011; 1 ir rose bevel. *Maine *ass , RICHARD NE/ 4 7 en 4 R. ASK • 111 !fee In toil, of tl i Meow rea only be wed .r , thee.4l.es. ' 3/0 Deem of French Prig 1 quality . 401) Dean of fleet Burrell , 70 ri Doe. n of very old end ri, '.' 4 1611 Dineen( irer• blend i n. 11l limes of Miele Cape *slily . . fliseity Inn. of Malmo* Ms . lutist, sod OW Adere, io walk?, et el. S. 'Dm sett bon will of Taesday sea*. fpo COUHTIALAC t a. arc daily auk to it • Irovrolline Oaten,' 4 the irred Sy OAT and MAR Abel. in which their niiiii ennt• plerrol In the rent I ii and She die reran el tl ippre4r, wilt gentile Pehlla... , , ..„• The Beni J A PAN 111-Ai ' "Sy DAY mod 11 A /TIN, 9' ' Mat prioripel Oroorrs. len ' room, Seol•flukkers b • 4 al ed., 1. , sod 1.. 6d. e Nowell viten. 0.-el " Leo is wily Life, rlin E finest System ti .I dist Imund.„ and An. Waked owl It 4d, admire "I ' tier. winch kr.i.51 , .." rod 11. Ilnat sot weohllose 11'..n aim ...msleelsted to Is.nts f lone Niel Ener• Sinwennia , ,Oon of Meal briowleAle ii. renr,lv, wive pr..fr0i5.....1 son (/inn sin," one interned) &wow , Aline, r...nplaltai if1W146 , 4 I of Ike 1.‘".. on at no eorear mil ion s sok. in Ike heele.. ; agd, t.• /elect on tee &Ili . Int riiiipi ri, j..... 0 1 ! in r,,,,, esearr, o e lifer In otirrin enperi.n," in the var.jon.r bitten. of ...Wiry vire (earl few ihro.rteil her fiats o'er • . %In powerless sere, became .Elisowing tAre Hoe west rn • en d Mn sow, es.••••,i r.4/0/4 reeidesse. In w...), ' !AWN/Widen/woo sbe ns wan illa iiihersascr of ' Ate like answered Ike .apt limn baser to boss ham *'rented frarinils , the I • ws dr...4M of. antidote rrow rendered it. riled.' ...plain oar eiar:korf by dia• eillndt. that et fro soma of early ',opine'. s *eta 1,. our enemies. with, slay soperis biewlf layers awieber fr..'" •rpewing '- woo firraavin.wi• 4 the 1 I !.. ominous. kr. espee•ally K doll, ri•nowed • illsosi Ilie Ornl:ariii. 4 l u rid. Mal to i rnil•n. s ".. oboes mild." onriled Ike 'aeons ...s4/ bailor, pereltorls r.erpri select .ot o l it v tore ig" per et l i 1 ,..1. ."., ' Or t-oolil n, hertis.— Cower I elfeionsly their 1, opiollk oil be innwrilianely Lows A hana.nosto iseppeeisi so Jo IRE 4E619 OF 1.1 1 1 • • - nbsoe I) tart. It. 60: 4 • dieuer•eow i 13, fleee-or 15, Vanweriestrui, rksi • Ai .. _ 'nitre vota.-1! A UTZ %1.. mime blest w ash Ilesltb." of Ethics is to roman, witbir 11%•1 In re:alwe the P.s..i.ss s ; am. Me, imprsono.ly &miry 150.. e to. r l.rissy have am* %WM% I S. rail spears Ike Sr one prude.set„ beat Me boom. frame resmirev rent 'wt mod she moos* %effort It prom , :rd regardthe thr moggestitort of the mo to their studs, to the treatment of I ha' inspros'es.re, nod Ow etswilioiou irdrd I:I. • • Tar strradsh .4 a the PentOr i" bat, it is melon. .oi %asides in thr iessornore of smiler'. resisolet.rl or far poesi Mr. it. farther Om imasonilt. the malt of elf ow. ...tirea.ll4 of Debility. Tar unitary (earls acquired at *rime!, before rms.. trier the meld). will, ift emotemplatinit become inneeptitsle of rolivessont roritlested Nate of etharrti n, Mir : 5. -- Niro,. viy•y--toortorletatr un .Die:ll Climes. and many 'the. tou.rs,, *Nerysnos Sossemi iii .isca roar, we of rr-attimati.to. as ergot ie. whith .smaruthe hopes of Parte/14.4 twah Sr tf%, mines. II:LS lo s EN lift EA, ran mow improved some of Stedirotl /kismet antidote of thole diomsing roperties shim, illsKtrlailll Wed nyilit. We ly 141,4 ` 11 0he to Patina. -thou' ing an .s• days nal, are required. Is* Ike re : s Mud the m a st inveterate rare will thin a mouth, nod lime is a prune who ?POI. the %Elea...! tiny he pr.-% ortrtf nil remark apple. s so smolt rrnrrAttlril N -4,11, as vrei.k."., pi. stricisre., otossonssie rase, of which are ste of cos-ate o. 51i1ig,14!,14. Soule. tb • ..of er or% have as eoetirsa; sky... enablers! wish regime., vs. swv..ll, adaaved. la atir, wee s3varde s. , acid emineally saircersvel. weethineddsi.• we its. Sol WWI Mir -f Funk,. bus sir n aapaii e d a t all v, Prise.... die rripsemed M dewril.e ite. saes Medicines. with advice, Janie/ se as, parcel she Kingdom.— ... arealawinv the rept. l'l%. a favi.li.w Cnelliettery no iM t!ts vied Co. '.luy Ay had nil= P.ater. wets ; and at an Ho ,kiellevs. rice 36 (I)'t and Ca. C. swim., nett-Weft, toesdou. " 111. argumeot would good wits. the Lions admitted. 'Esimiiie whether they ought. If doebtedly, your sway has been prodigiously rifted yrl by the late operatiees. The lodes is oow in effect your frontier; sad, on the conditions of the arrangement, I thank Heaven that it is so. What is there between Calcutta and that boundary ? Nor thing bet States bound by the sense of common in- ' serest with you, or a comparatively small proportion of ill-disported population, rendered incapable of rearing a Standard against you. The Mahratta power rs wholly and irretrievably broken. Scissile, by having been kept its port while the barks ails neigh bours provokrd the tempest and perished in it, pre <sots co eshibition of shattered furtenes ; but he stands insoloted and precluded from any extratieous a sss i s lance. I an satisfied of his conviction that his existence depends on his toeing is amity with the Bri tish Government, and of his consequent resolution to cultivate our good will. That inclination iu him ban been, and will continue to be unfeignedly encouraged by tn. Were his disposition different, it ',wild be ratter of no concern to es. Ile Is aow girded round by States which we have railed to the power of resiNing him, even without ear aid, by our our bow. ing allotted to them most of the territory taken from Baker ; and their political visors Never ears coalesce. Yoe will not forget the direct anti heavy defalcation from Scindis% strength in the @sanction of the Pin• &eerie.. Where is that host, the half of which was to wear us nut in (mitten pursuit, while the other half was to get behind us and lay waste our pro vinces? Gone, vinished, multitudes of them slain in a number of desultory actions, still more of them meevscred by the peasantry, as (after abandoning r • ir k'rses and arms to escape from us through the ja.•glec) they endameared to make their way through the country in email parties as travellers. There then remain - ally Slates whkh have spontaneously and earnestly prayed to be received as firedateries en. der the British banner. It is not conquest that has weeded our rule; we have fasten down nothing bet the lawless Oaken which had for so many years made those regions a same of enparalleled wretched ness. It Is not the awe of ear power which has made all the Rsjpoot States solicit to be sailed with us. A distinct perception, that the misery which they bad so long sacred could not be prevented bet by their identifylog Creamier's with a., was the i sole motive for the satiety with 'birth they sought the coalmine. In the terms of it limits nothing to affect pride or wooed coosegeenee, so that she confe deration retries within it no orateral stredsof dissolu tion. With their esteem' Government we profess to have no right of interference. Metsal support in the 6eld is of course plighted; bet, the price of oar superior contribelinn to that cnntingeney Is an en gagement that the reeds' States shall not distetb the ' general trattqloillity by attacking each other. Their difference% or claims are to he submitted to the sr ! Written of the British Government, and this pro , vision which estiegoishes the necessity for their re setting to the sword on petty points of honour, here. info,' enforced Isy the prejudices of the country, is • hailed by them with a jest conceptioa of its 'dairy.— ' Thee your enlarged sway is moth* but the influence , arising from the reliance of the several States on your sederatitro f ' , ger red faith ) led rat honest desire MADRAS PAPERS. 111ADItAg. SEPT. s.—Th. lateat 4iccounti from the Dean Pate, that Mr. Elphinsintia ext+trelad at ' , g enial early in September, from Kandeish, *here every thing Wit present quiet. . . It gives as much pleasure in &Wine, we bel.ere from the most authentic snerces, that Dormajee (the Chief so gallaetly captured by Lieu,. Satherland, at Dahy, in the beginning of this month) is the hienii. cal pensive to whom the murders of the two brothers of the name of Yankee, Lievienaitis in the Madre; arm), is to he ascribed ; we mutt hope, if this is fully proved, that he will meet the punishment he so justly merits. It appears that Sir John Malcolm hat found it tie ' cessary to accompany the Ea-Peishwa a part of the way to the place of his de•tiustien ; oil the 26th of Jul), they weft! at Kurchrotle, and were proceeding along the banks of the Chomhol to the Munilesor district, where the sep.rration wi►l most illstly take place. AUGUST 5 2:4.—Accounts from Ilambly this., that the fort of Moolheir has surrendered to the fore un- der the command of Colonel Mactlowsli, w inch com pletes the conquest of the province of liviileisli,and terminates the war in the Peish we's toted, minions. Accounts fttim t►e ha►tward state, that the city of lilngovu hid brae acarly destrn; ed fire j ou tye After Ibis brief 'transition, the Noble Yeer anb• • 7... Meleelm has foetid it tie- misted a proposition, that his Majesty be ',Ted- • Ea-Peishwa a part of the fully solicited to cause a Project ata law to te pre- le4inatiee ; on Lite 261 h of I sewed to the Chambrra. 1,1 the effect, that a national irinte, and were proceeding vemnpenee may be assigned to the Decd. Richelieu, Chembul to the Mendes/1r I for the important gervires which ht. has rendered to ration will most likely take i the King and to France, in the aegociations which an happily led to the liberation of the Preach terii• a from Bombay state, that tory. ierrendered to the twee an- The Chamber having decided eppn discussing the net Macdowall. which cum- proposition, the lobar of it gave notice, that be province of Kantleisbond would develop Ms views at the capitative f the h. • Peistivra's late dianiniees. lay filed by the regulations. astward state, that the city The Chamber elan decided, that it 'hail') eider. lily destroyed by fire, ea go, toia Ranker prnrsition, mewed 1 .1) ita ere• 4 ,49 . . The Meelide de LACLY.IOLLEND IL midi• prwo position to the Chamber in the following terms:— " Gentlemen,—Let me be permitted to submit to the Chamber of Peers of France a proposition, which, on my part, will not require a long preamble, nor, certainly, involve the Chamber in a long discussion. " Alarmed at the illness and resignation of the most upright Minister, the best citisen, and the no blest Peer that the country and this Chamber can ever applaud end honour ; without permitting my self to anticipate the brilliant marks which the Kiog promises to display towards him of his Royal ap proval; but venturing to participate, as most cer tainly yes all unite in doing, in the deep regrets so justly etpreased by his Majety; venturing even to meet the national view already manifested, as I hula heen assured in • proposition submitted to a Com . - mitts* of the other Chain' address a similar proposition to that of whi • • the honour to be a nmnabrr. I solicit you. .* Jr- oicar• e, in or der that our Illustrious Coi. (he st 111.41 to 'i'e King add under the int; 4riice of his wisdom, his been the first author of the liberation of the French soil) may be hon.. tired will, an hereditary and na tional recorttrnce, proportioned to the importance Lf his services, and the 'stew of his disinterestedness ; ' worthy, in one word, of the approval of a great Mo narch, anti the gratit ode of a great nation." After this brief exposition, the Noble Peer sub, Ei