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.40 _ . %.. , - .% _• • I_4l ?Is el "id Joni Voleaoti . • qa . 11100 6/ kl 6 ea 4.. .1 0 4 a. .1...di siiikkiewsow4 - Num geR 11. -01. as "PO c""'-'°"l crratu o. t weft law "withal DOW II so,. qW.. t u ;••P , ,LDI DUVAL, ) rtrl• •Abroad, ilk. imid formliii GER THE !Al Gem& • Meal, We., -4 !ism To cooelode oriih (linb 110OWNIM . 110 firloo,ol Oborosowo , ram, calif anieworm. OWL 111111111111 1 , me NI. Wks sows sr th 6 fenasaees to begin at Swart. ,cts it .1 •ti • r ! %%Pp 76.; Secoad Price, 36. &I.—MOL 44.; losgail p r i ce , 26..—Gallery, 1..; &toad Prier, lc— Upper Gal lery, 14.; Secoad Price, ed. T•-merfrogi, Geraidi Dotal—with The Cormatioo—oad Mossiest Tattoo. 11111RATRItROY AL, COY ENTAdrepeN. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, October 491 will be performed, is four sets, the Opera of THE EXILE. Comet Mirk (the Esile), Mr. Egerinet.Goosmise o4'll - Mr. W. Ferree ; Baron Allsradoe, Mit.t4sloas Oust Calmar. Mr. Duruset; Divan. Mr:lrian; plltr. Mr. Censor; Inuits, Mr. Fawcett. The limproM • ffunitrib, Mrs. Eased; Katharine, Mrs. Tennant; Ahab% Miss Foote. The Grand Public Entry of the Empress IMlaidteds; sod the Interior of the Cathedral of Mormaw...im vetch die CORONATION of ELIZABETH is performed by the Goad Pairiarels, sod his aselming Dignitaries. After which ohs Meai.dransa ratted s' ' 4°l • I THE WARLOCK. OF THE GLEN. Clsersnahl, Mr. Cciona; Andrew ilueklestaste. Mr. Fmk Ivy; (iodic, Mr. Biaodstaill ; Mama, Mr. 'Comer; the 'Warlock et the Glee, Mr. Abbott. Mills, Mos. Faseit ; Marian. Miss Beaumont. 61. 4 .4.1 A Private Rot may be had for 7 4 o,e Mr. Brandon, at the bott:ollies. -- Ti • • " ' ' • '` Boxes, 7a.; Secoadrieg ra tldel4 ONNlll•4lbiesd Price. !s.—Gallery;' ' 1 " -^ " . • 11 11 90 7 - tory, Is.; 'Second P ri noi • I zi" ,541 1 :1 t the Doors .ill be opened at Maltreat No eacleb r aild I the Play heck, at Seven. Places for the Boxes to Ise Ago of Mr. ] melee, ate Bes-odier, HarsAiirest, fres Tiffin roar. Tu.searrow, Tim IfiW t EtitiMir Ali Sister: Noss Isidore (Atm yansl, ME* NNW il•• rme The Last Plight but Mir of die Cowmen Parformisg this lisssisk pH IS E V N4agi1,166103411 . 1 . Oast*" Or _ THE Err '5 OPgRA. Fearlimm Mr. Terry; Loctit, Mr. Williams; Zlspt. Mae. heath by a you.; Lady (her Ilk appsarsomma thla Mime); Filch, Mr. J. Russell. Mrs. Permian's, Mn. Pearce; Polly, Bliss IL Cirri; Lucy, Mrs. Jones. Previews to which the Comedy of I'HE GREEN MAN. Lord Roweroft, Mr. Younger; &r Gomm Immodev, Mr. Faulkner; eraekley, Mr. Decamp; Major Duo**, r. J. Russell; Capt. Biblie.r, Mr. Baker; Mr. Green, me viwk. Lady Squander, Miss Boyce; Bertha, Aren...4:14010110,; Turkel, Mrs. Tayleare. A haadsome Saloon ha. been added, asiti I; reipeelfully hoped that In every particular the New Theatre will be found worthy the approbation and patronage of a British Public. Doors to be °petard at Halt-past Six o'Clock—the Play to begin at Seven. Boxer, U.—Pit, 3s.—First Gallery, U.—Second Gal lery, Is. Places for the Boxes to be takes of Mr. Massingham, at the Theatre. N.B.—Private Boxes may be had nightly, by application at the Box-office. To.goorrow, Match-breaking, with The Marriage of Fi glf U. Oa Wedweed iv, The Beggar's virc - ri-osstaan-inaaeug— , agm High Life Bdow Stairs. L .... £30,00n MONEY! FOR THE FIRST DRAWN PRIZE TO MORROW. Jsod J. SIVEW I (ill T request the • public ellPistian to the LOTTERY which belies TO-MORIZOW. The leading features are, Three Prizes of £30,000! and Thirty other Capitals. Every Ticket drawn "3 1 7. each deeding its Olin fate. All Money! and met Two Blanks to a Prize. Tickets and Solves are selHns by J. and .1. SP/ FIT II !MIT, who sold in the last Lottery 4,411, a Prize of 13,080/. and envoy 0'30,0001 30,0001. &e. have been diatiibuteil to the Politic, at 37, Comb'', ; 3h, Haymarket; aad 11, Helbetu. FIRST. DRAWN PRIZE £30,000! CAit MILL, the Contractor, with gratitude arknowleihres .he many marks of public favour be has already received in the presage Lottery, and linpra he shall bare the pleasure, 10-MORROW, of dividing- the First. drawn Prise, entitled to 30,0001. amongst the Purchasers at his Offices. Ilk Cornhill , and 26, Oxfard.street, where he Noll the Last 30,0001. ever drawn. The Scheme, which was farmed to mi-Pt the public wishes, coutains THREF. of. £30,000! THOli Y OfHER CAPITALS! ALL. TUE PRIZES MONEY! NOY TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE! Tickets snit !Omit. are Ileitis' at CARROLL'S Fortunate (Mice*, as; abuse. CAUTION. ALMON. ODY, and CO. moat reap ec if o ll y 1.71. CAUTION the Public at:sinst the many bengliug and iukriur imitative TRUSSES now offered for sale. The true PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES have "Salmon's Patent" stamped on the front end of the spring. The PATENTEES have the hollow' to supply the Amoy and Nast, the Naval stud Military Heapitals, the Dock Yards sal Ord o the Marine Infirmary, the Honourable East India Company, the City of Loudon nuns Sumely, the Mary•le.hune, Wireliseombe, Bristol, and Denbigh manes, the Middlesex Hospital, de. dc. &c. •.• Persons residing in the country sending the firedog'. retrace of the body across the hips, may depend opus being accurately filled. - 2112, STRAND, and 86, CORNHILL. N. R.--The Trade 'applied 0,. reasoaab!e tereas....Lefters to be add curd to the bTUAN a • "lig r p . ‘ .aT Ada ~ !U ' 'l t :, ,1 7 1:14 sAkoltsiClA;titr 4432016 - ! 6311%1 t t Mee. / , ;?,, 1. 11 ettieouti, wr - meltillrailheliesi in lheideseble Dream Mewls, Fs.* ILieet i dz o Ark tit* Iffersair IMOIVWC Ilona ire silfiscit serial, of the elidelet It*. OM British Mirseiheeuthil l( the late sedated and seri_ adseatageees }Diesel seeelegiet if imrssedrissilWe' lAA !Asses. Ilesteh Ileilands,. q lseit flemilt i_illite ' eheap lON* hatrit Illeidoiaide :r 101 e :Met line sea - Lae Clefts he every iesesediesely hale like e - itspetillf 111/111.11 dim; of tom ittWisit liihatiees of the laths, Trimester sod nonusers, rieh works. illetrsedes ;14VIMIS, sad ealearril ditto for Meriting. Dialer, sad !seals ( Dram sad tar Pre sents ; besesifel Illbo o p)s. len god_ treopiwpl4ll.ollllhetwdY free their •espe led* aglow ; Clank" Chaise, Meals sed flearfs, Tarts Silks. phis aid !pad PpOisis. frees Is. pee I'srd ; Nalsolitail Othlore. theithade‘ taldeltletha dojos. roes sod White Child:. a lash erne lase their_ epstsr A IV obtelsiod ti so other *ono ; hoiht sae WW l * I aliPAr 0=• MEMO 4111141111111111.0flullele Viikpre ; Welsh • Sr. fsblrina Canakrient ofiskost Vstrucks • irs; printed Ching* Fornitoran,isons N. to doe elioside at ea. aid tr. dd.; Illorease, coleired, Linings, Holland far Blinds, and Dinekks. Linens, Ilodina, Cal!. brie., Ike. taken in the piece and Amy, era invariably at the whisleasie prier, and every description of Goods at the lowa* ready mosey prices. Their Unsling, fur 0-.1. Heinen's Cravats, and Ladies' wear, commence doe at Is. per yard ; the Cambric Muslims, Penlights. he. yard set half wide, at Id. per yard; and the ladle Muslims at led. pes: yard, to the Great pialitiee. • variety of Bankrupts' Meets are constantly felling such soder the pat price. Geplante* purchasing their own Linen Cravens, lie. will procure them on she sense terms. illerebants•Ordery and Cutaanisalone punctually executed. Proprietors of Conotry lisainess supplied, sad Dmeoent allowed so amounts of IN. and upwards. Bankrupts' Stocks Wight. The utmost value given fur India Shawls, &e. FROM s4'l URDAY NIGHT'S GAZITTS. WitteUlf, ()dolor 14, Intl. Dispalrbre have been received by Viscount ilidueoutit frees the Marquis of Loedeaderry, dated Hanover. the 11th in. Seel, aseessocieg the 'niceties of Mb Majesty to return In ; and that tbe Kieg beeteen pleased le ix epee I==e 25th instant, as the MNd his depute,* from Met purpose. h i tt .4e • PertioLOJl4s. Odelorl7, 1111. ' TOW cies the Lerd:l bete do 'apbovems et M. Anteadu Lopes di 110 101000 for bia Majesty the k 1 et Bra. ,sids,Mat the Algarves. . • 1 .vtubt , sossr - N BAKRUPT& '341 . illdstorf Luadvastreet. Tanseakaweaert.read, ear prafer,"fo surrender, November 3, 18, and Dexesidver 8, at les. at Gni dhsll. Lawattain. ♦ttoraelse, Meseta. Jose, sad Blast', Great Marrle.hane-Mmt, Landes. Mow Smith and Mama. Joseph Mittens, of Thaw , lakra.tesd, Red Ueagasre, Middlesex, eeselt.makers, to surreader, °ember 30, at tea, November 3, sad Dritelaber 8, at twelve, at Guildhall, Leedom. Attorney, Mr. laibiaa, LIMAN a.liebia. Lea du*. J±ka Cam, cittabeesoise",l. Naas /84110418143.104b1aiS - at . A I r. 94alised s (11a, Ittliesd, Loudon. Caermaiaie, late of Bristol, host now of Hie Coln merellal-romf, Middlrsex , mu reheat, to sormodee, November ,3, 17, sod /December 8, at ten, at Grlldiall , Leedom. At torney, Mr. 1101111114.14 Union-eourt, Old Broad-street. John Hart, of Bradford, Wilts, shopkeeper, to swereoder, November 8,9, and December 8, at twelve, at the Angel Ina, Bath. Attoeseys, Messrs. Dax, Soo, nod Meredith, Goililford.street, London ; and Mr. Stone, Bradford. Willis. Bamber, Thomas Bury, sod Thomas Cochran. of Hayti'., Lancaster, caliemprinters, to sarreader, November 13, 13, and December 8, at two. at the Bridgewater Aram lon, Mahchester. Attorneys, Mr. Edge, Manchester; and Messrs. Mike and Parry, Temple, Lomb's. Charles Thorns. Howard, of Hartley-Wiumey, Soutbainp tea sorgeoa, to surrender, October 30, November 10, and December 8, at ten, at Guildhall, Landow. Attorney, Mr. & W. Yong, Poland-street. Thomas Goodman, late of Witherley, Leicester, tattle dealer, to aorreader, November 22, 23, earl December 8, at eleven, at the Bull ton, Nuneaton, Warwickshire. Atte/arm Messrs. Hilliard and Hsttiugs, Gray's- London; laud Messrs. Smith and Baxter, A tberstose, Warwickshire. Robert Stepbeason, of Cottilighoos, and Robert Hart, of Sculenates, York, merchants, to surrender, November 10, 13, soil Deeemb.r 8, at eleven, at the George Kingston, aptia-Holl. Attorney, Mr. Stholefield, Hull. DIVIDENDS. November 37. W. Carter, M . Hammersmith, Middlesex, slop seller, at twelve, at Gmlilhall, November 27. W. Murray. of Pall mall-court, Pall-mall, tailor, at t welve, at Goildhall, London. November 24. J. Adcock, of Saiut Mary-axe, Loudon, drug gist, at one, at Guildhall. November 37. H. Polsfurd, of Berkeley-street, al Waimea, wine -merchant, at twelve at Guildhall, Loodow. November 27. R. Dudmnis and G. Winter, late of the Jersi• aslem Collet-house, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loodou. November 20. J. Guoilehilii, jun. of High Pallion, Durbsio, banker, at eleven, at the B. iiiee-lion Bishop-Wcarnsuuth. November 21. J. Calvert, late of Hebtien, York, cotton spin ner, at two, at the Bridgewuter Arms, lon, 91 sisclsester. November 17. W. B t, of Old Broad-street, LouJou, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. November 17. C. Mayor, late of Sonierseturtrert, Portman. square, carpenter, at one. at Guildhall, Loudon. November 17. J. Nowill, of Cheapside, Loudon, stationer, at Orwell, at Guildhall. November 17. .1. Wolferstan, of Chichester, ironmonger, at twelve, et Geitdhall, London. November 17. H. Richards, of Beaconsfield, Beekinham, Wilder, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. November 20. H. Daniels and M. Daniels, of Burrstreet, Saint Mary-axe, Landon, inerchauto, at eleven, •1 Guild hall, London. November 20. S. Goddard, of Corithill, London, map and ehartmeller, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. November 17. P. Huilaiod, nt Soul* Biyalt, Norlhumberland, shipbuilder, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. November 17. W. Brice, of Bristol, twerchaut, at twelve, at the Commercial. rooms, December 11. W. Cruss, late of Worcester, and of Lombard slrert, London, hanker, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. November 17. W. Boyd, P. Betifirld. and J. Drummond, of Loodna, merchant., at twelve, at Guildhall, &midge. November 19 F. Trix, uf South Molten, Di Irma, tallow, at one, at the Half MOlOl lan, Exeter. CERTIFICATES.—Notaxiiins 17. G. Cooper. jos). of Old Ford, Middlesex, farrier.—M. Roberta, of Manchester, grucer.—S. Dye, uf Norwich, grocer. —T. Gould, of Asuboursie, Derby, ntereer.—G. Willett, of Owen's.row, hilisigion, Middlesex. pietun , franse-snaker.— T. Thomson,. late of Laugbuilro Chambers, Fruchnreh. street, Loudon, limber.merchaut.—W. Byrne, Isle of Flud ler-str‘ et, IVestminster (but now a Pi looser is the King's Deitch), broker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. E. Frederic mud U. A. Pith of Lower Groevemor-street, London, milliner% September 29, 1821.—J. Walker, S. -- • -- 7- 11 : - t. . .... . . •.!, silisa at • tstvisc -'• ! e .41 os 041*‘• . . ~19.1finrsi ty a • WAS .` s lf • i u , . 0 , oil oi ..,- - H i Nes *Pi 66. 4 ) . • , L A •wil *viol i . t. • , 6b . st• if .. :I .4 Sri* 11 $ 11 - W i ri.) 11 ..... / M 16 .. . " 1 . '". ....! ti „t id al • I i... _ uvglit un 51.0 , '.' - -- pops ..erholisd, . iii" . . pen. pesolloesillibmodiMMlllllM Wade by his lllajteries Pat reseedst-Cfeemal, bat ju et - rors d M ooselsreitiew she protest et flee Nail from t nrepolie the estremity of the Mad. Three Aorta la the dispatch d the mail north. wards reasiered it neeeemey to make • correopendieg change 1. the deportees of the reel•frous Thurso southererds; earl the Moses of liovensmiot is both Wog the ratal beaeSt of tie amok, at larp it might bag beta awaited, that the mew orragretel would be cheerfully serrimeed le, whatever local immegeekoce might arise from name detail/. , boater, bae me beer the ease; the Chaesbrr of dmsaeree of In a paid*. addressed by them to she Lora of WI , ..Wart sea* to tie proposed how a mina 41 1140 1 1 1 orth Mail al that elth as Seriously Ammostylooi . its lahabitoots ; sod sagged, is order so be se lherf la Edishurgh, that she mail should staillftellbens at tikes le the monde( lostood si eleven in tbefogsse. If thiesespeetioe Maid be adopted, the con. i., ae g i s: does.Abenkmoupeowooltia meet toot hisb nl iz ed. lojorious if est erromeoge ; bat pro : * of she mereasdile sad commercial seaside' of .. large kt of the.mentry, It mast, we keel be listeasd to F . rby their Lonbhipe. Now ea we allow miming to think .111 at they will ...shoe any whams whereby the whole eor. of the North of liewitard with- elm Metropolis ales Em 7 1selt pre, s other tuaritims sod twatuteastoriag reties of EtighiuiCebill be dashed for half a day in Ediaboagh, mere ij liegliett t a tet d et/ iropkere so to be ho t e atall os 4p ra tr orn flt c - Zempowl as smaileillellMk" um'', this impression, we hoso the plummot le Mae, shot the subject has hers. taken ip by Ms inhablyoulkot Ibis city, who, at a aunerrous and highly respeetahle meetteg, bad I. the Coat Haar oft y, aid composed of tbs. kadiefg ouustromorees, mow • sad 40-11wilfre, rnaiwits present a mll a t= e b At I. of the Treasury on she . solos the howdah* to wltieh this sod other places would be makieded by the *dates of the pl.. of Cham ber of Commerce ;e sad praying that their Lard.hipe Ohs. regardiag arty avitaideration which does set conduce to she sewers! good of the country) will adhere to the arrange. semis ortgivally kid dare. 0 fly the alma ef the Chaasherof Commerce, Abortion's would lose alms, a day sad a Wain its enerespoodenee el* the Metropolis sari other English wens, viz.—en* book bailee* the arrival sod deportees of the South Mari herr, end it to 11 hoists detention in Edinburgh; or, is other' words, a space of time solicieat to marry our letters to Yvekrelbordooo Cbroolebe.j • ,i , - .wee) tier. 4 s 1 INDIA. . ~r, ~.t era! .•-, --....- ..! es e• as • POOLS RELATING TO EAST INDIA AFFAIRS; VIZ. HINDOO WIDOWS, he. [Printed by Order of rho Mau of COII6IIIOIIB I 1.--PR ESIDENCY OF FORT WILLIAM. Retract of Beata Secret Coueultations, the 27th July, 1787. Rattan of a letter from Sir Charles Ware Malel, Resi des' at Peoria, dated Jose 18, 1767 : I take the liberty to enclose Mr. Crosses seeount of a Brahmin Sallee, which 1 think faithful sad interesting. Peoria, July 24, 1786. This evening, shoat fire, 1 was hastily called to be a spec tator of the shucking ceremony of self-deirotion, sometimes penalised amongst the Brahmin females, on the death of their kenkowde. 1111,Eafter 1 and my condoner had quitted the hover, we were Mllorated the settee (fur that is the same gives to the perm* whop so devote. herself) hail passed, and her track was imawksid by the goolul and betel leaf, which abe had scat tered! op she went along. She hod reached the moolab, which constant osster town, before we arrived, sad having per. formable I•al ablutioos, was sitting at the water's edge. (Her her had was held • minter, an attendant fanned her with a warflair handkerchief, and she was surrolisideil by her relations, a few friends, sod some chosen Ltrabmins, the po. palace bring kept aloof by • guard hem government. In this situation, I kern from good authority, she distrilioted among the Brahmins Iwo thousand rupees, and the jewels with which she cause decorated, reserving only, as is usual au these occasions, a small ornament in her Goat called moutee (perhaps hem a pearl or two on and a bracelet of plain mist. From her posture I could see only her Mods. which, with the palinsjuitsed, ruse above her head, in •o solitude of invocation; quitting, therefore, this post, I removed so an einineuce that gave me an opportunity of oh. serving the construction of Site funeral pile, and commanded the pathway by which I understood she would approach it. The spot chosen for its ereetiou, was shoat forty prices &ma Ye river, and directly fronting the suttee. When 2.101111 rip, the frame only was Axed; it consisted of four each about ten feet high: they stood rather more loan iliac feet asunder lengthways, and seder six in breadth. &mu after, by ropes fastened near the top of the uprights, was suspended a roof of rafters, and on it, ■jaiu, heaped as many billets as it would bear. Beaman., arose • pile of more substantial timbers I. the height of shout four feet, which was covered over with dry straw sod bushes of • fragrant and 'sacred shrub, called tuolsee; the sides and one cud being then 1111eil up with the same materials, the other extremity was left open as an eutraure. The melancholy preparations completed, the lady gut up, and walked forward, toisupported, amidst her friends. She approached the dune-way, sod thou having paid cvrtaiia di:cotton; retired a few yards aside, and was encircled as betire. The dead body was brought from the book where it had hitherto reasserted, close to the place the suttee lately set on, aod laid upou the pile, and with it several sweet meats mid a paper bag containing either flour or dust of sandal. The widow aiose and walked three times slowly room, the pile; that orating herself opposite the entrance, on • small square moue, euusiantly steed in such cases, us which two feet were rudely sketched, she received and re- '' , W.J. tn~lal ~~d ~R alieta .412 ,olfor 3 t., in ~5'3~ 29, 1891, 0, , t4 le 01 etafinti... l l 4 - Pel thaet • 5 ., / Mint - •. ‘ r k I I tuttr est. ii i ..o 4 s s iberill. - 6111 4 the 4 f ik. en „, ts of Igor kmotimolorMi,}l4l /bet Fitaroy•qtaw. titienity. 'Mao, she again 10000 up, . lied 1 01 1 Aim 4 . -G. *W. it wee ..d tridvd her right hand, in the tundra:runner, ovegythe lioneAspets, Oeieber 211.. 1 , arf * favoured dew, rattly litettrairc IMP peribh tortiii . .1111 ihinwhoaw s . rote ' s, 1 abe let bge arms fall rumba, their weetralo 's Mot eillinieW, Jaw, 1111111 .1. [Molar, of i and burred from them., Now with Mar bendavileguluk• MIN • ,ap eery N. Rents, up Si, Indere., but with hie poor eyea east, in ft pin at -e,-, of mba r' , pea', 1 total tisiti.action, deep lido the den ut languish that awaits& Di=es, .r Li ver . her, alle 'stopped awhile—a pite ou s ;value! At , inialglitsl - use, or the least recitation of her firtene,_ ', unassisted, and •tyilit dat er gave herself, in the meridian 1 a barhamos hut{ deter id.- !h. As aouu as she e• . Indies of straw with • all the ovum in this ee ts' I usher who slorold trei f :orino.. A t ilia, ea*, ditlitaall I atm *Wig( Iblia halb ri ll . IN, the l'i }ofi leasewf o ' her lia dominion,, and the ear rspeetell log Mel of tenure, the welcome rla from every quarter. elt place, anti nut till then,,it quantities of ithee;disired by the tookee and. stassOlitilites Antever that I either law .41111 preplriug tiro pile. It is said to • wittt-e ascends she pile, shell, fur- 4 net fire to it herself; and sy , )ebstin, untamed, that in this its- I traced the whole prate. es et and eager an enmities, that et hint. - As cariosity may be expected to know something of Ibis 1 subject of this ieirible, though not incommon, immolation, I have collected the following particulars / j ii The Lady's name was Toolseboy, her husband's Reradimy Taentee. He was shunt thirty years old, and nephew ls Junaboy Daddah, a person of distinction in this place. • little girl about four years of age, the fruit of their labile „,sprelves them. Toulseboy was niueteeti, her stature shoe* reZdelle standard, her torn* elegtaist, and her features iti• ag and expressive; her eyed, in 'Articular, large, bold, °' aid commanding. At the solemn auseseut in which alone 1 ° :sew her, these beauties were eminently conspicuous, net-'' mithatanding her face was discoloured wit is inesserie, her baits l ; dishevelled and wildly ornamented with fl owers; earl Mr I rillas they forcibly airsick me throughout the ceremoey, :those aerie whose seams wandered; or, to come mentor Ms iiiprebsaues, whose soot was already deetiog and ha a Allatenif baltseperatien from the body. Iladroct Bengal Public Cosoultstione, June 11, 17PS. Extract Letter from Jonathan Pelican, Esq. the Ersirkot at Bemires, to the Governer-General in Conseil; dated the Ist May, 1788: , The Rajah will, 1 have an dentist, now cosoperate„. or at least du uothing to oppose the abolition of the inter* da. ties, which are already slept unseat every where, *MO dot without very great repugnance, sod even sum- typeable nu the part of certain of the aeariudars interested weld. collection, all which will however be, 1 trust, got over* out any greet difficulty or serious consequences; t that sums may not *nom is more 1111111 I can at perseet pup anise, as will appear by the enclosed extracts, Numbers teak 3, of say proceedings is the commercial adawiut ; the dr ur Nittuher 1, Armin that soma Brahmins an d ollo:rs Me pergoosiale of esedhoe, are vi4llY bells agai spdahlog the 'whir, duties, sod radeneuur to int iimilzez Kajab or me from eaferciag the regulations is BEI' by threatening violence to their own pertness, if thipdi Curbed in levytag a toll upon trade as nadal. 1 may further remark, that our Government has Whorl* had so little direct or detailed communication with ewe ha., lives of this part of India, that some striking peculiarities which appear X. exist is their nt sewers, different (runs those of the more civilized and patient iebabilants of Bengal, and particularly the uncommon rashness and violence it their tempers, are trot yet, perhaps, sufliciently know. to us. The strosettiodiestiou of the.e dispositions, which will be found in 1111.thielosed papers, make me place some faith in the still hae rtrel on ate i d iw , m of jus i cr n e . r i t g ob be le rs i . os t rzs a. that sea tun ouly he to re e lay 'but even sy,tematically to put to death other intro. 1 Orel penning, in resentment for their disappointruent,from , . whatever cause; and the instance that has but recently come before me of the est•blishanout of what is called in that part of the couutry a kuur, or sacrifice, fur the erudite exaction s.f revenue, is so extraordinary a fact, that I think your Lord. ship will not be displeased at my having submitted all the circumstances relating so it in the accompanying extract of my proceedings, cantaused in the voucher, Number 4. No. 3.—Coclosure from the Amil (Collector) of the Per. wunnals of Bodhoe. The particulars are, that according to outer I sent direr- Sinus for slopping the randary mud other dailies on the mer chants throughout the whole percuonab of fludhoe, hut two ur dace Brahmins, and two people of the rarjepuot cast, to habitants of that prreuunah, are so wicked and dl tar-lined, that they by no means desist, for •Ii I can say to them, from exacting the duties; the Brahmins in filtration exacting their part of it, on the plea that they have always dune an, and they therefore now ask low they can desist from taking it ; sod when 1 renew anal enforce my instances against doing so, they are ready to stab themselves with a husk. No. I.—E:tract from the Proceedings of the Resident at Resiarev, 16th April, 1783. Read the following Derkhast from Misr' Sasich, farmer of Komi!, At. 113 the village Bu!wan, under Sukteci,Chur, Duna, Gunge. and Onoop, Brahmins live, unit they having reltuipaillwel the payment of the revenue, du not at lend, and have removed the watchmen user the crop, and taken in theanelve. the revenue due iliereau ; besides whit h they have set up a knew, and set them-elves down by it with a vi. w to frighten ushers; that is, that whenever a peon shall E.s with a th.llllllCk, they may be ready to hurts them•elve.; I therefore rerpitst Ow a elinprassy ur pnhlie person may be appuiuted, It, bring them away (ruin the koor, and to CALM them to attend to the pay ment of the revenue. The resident desires ()meow Sing to send for tlss Brah mins in question, as a piddle run would probably, is the presmt instance, aut rtkct what a private message may to the flames. The resident understand*, that by the term Koor, is meant • circular pile uf wo.al, ready to be set fire tn, aherriti fastened sometimes a cow awl sometimes an old woman, put there by the constructors of the pile; and who, on the pile's being fired, is of cower burnt, which is thought to to volve tee amil who occasion% such a incrifire is a great sin, and leas therefore (as the resident is assured) been ti.ed here tofore in doudty instances, to deter the collectors of the re. sense f predring the renters too arverely. The Ilse 14 this extraordinary expedient is also said nut to extend be yond three or titer of the perguniothe of this zeoatialary, and the preaeut is the first ivata•ce of it which has come in the resident's knowledge since his arrival ; considering, there. fore, the extraurdistary nature of the ease, he to determined to send fur the parties, and to t %mime himself into the na ture of the circumstances that could have di iven them to this expedient, with which view he has given to Outruw Stag the preceding instructions. Extract Helmut Revenue Consultation', Decrnalter 31,1705. Reed the following letter and enclosures from the Resideat at Benares to Earl Cantatallia, K 11. Govrruor•Geoersl in Commit :-- MY Lotto—A very resaarkalite and trnical instance of the peculiarity of temper of Use isili.ibilaula of a part of this tiountry having lately occurred, I think it sty dusty to enclose all the pipets of the latiotry I have wade iulo it, iu the three "~: oite.P etc., i. L r sr: ,r S .its tt!, of ,L.IP .a .11 , 41,mwst. 1*•41 ".. 4 " ••tv 44) S. 4A '14 . 40 . 1 a e i ts 4C •d i • - dlow./ifiethi.•ol* hole is the , ____ Twr wool ,Gieditsry %Ono Rom chard, i liar iriole bin obliged to or slity bib trio,' =lto r bf ' bre o i sapore, try pourier4 which be ►f No. 2;‘ bili nays all %Is inatestigil whore Wire* I,s cuss, as contained follow,tyg posits ate o. by Illbeby hisselr, and The villas. I Ismag Awe hold *its tserns4 yet ... being ao separate Obliged to refer to form. considered Gi. ilbary Ls ember: last, etollaseot for tag till thee ' his brethren oppropriated • whole village ...el, according , pot _ tepid' have amminted to nearly double what Girdbary Liml age to take; for too Hurry's pleadtiog their ioabillty I s idari fell amost, as the kb crap had, hi add, •: atoll or cull. dm Godltary couseuted to lemqr b o akanollal • twesty.five rupees, of which Hurry voluoterily Wolk eshe, himself the payment of eleven, four of which were on hip ewe immediate accusal, sad seven on account of thief riff , his brethren who cheerio pay through him. Three fell dam/ . elapsed after this agreemeut bad bees made, darts, whisk' Merry prpusised to pay, bet nevertheless pet off the per , '. sheet on frroesas of excuse, such as that of trellis( his Mew s 1. which does set appear to here bees nee ***** yen his part, , because (as it caste out in the tours, of lit examination) be or his wife had mosey is she homer. At length os thelftvls day, or tOth November, Girdbary 11Aul, tined oat with Hurry's excuses, which he had certainly coosiskrable rearm to look on as mere mishit's, seat fur hiss, and yisg , hie hands with a rope behind his back, caused him to receive fear or ire strokes with a bamboo of the a re of i walking use; whererpos Hurry fell down, as he say', senseless, but this ibe catroosoes, upon their swim, deity, allegieg, ow the comb-ivy, tbst he then cried set sod made a Noise; see is it probable that seek a beating ea he received, which • produced mu effusion of blood, and of chick hi sae hardly sow point met asy the knots visible marks, could have operated such an effect en bins; which is corroborated ly this, that be was made immediate, afterwards to walk some small distaste, w Girdhsry's place of abode. Before how - ever he arrival there, anif when he first fell, owe of his se- • pietas,* young rustic, ran to his Wm.', end givims out tbst Hurry was killed by the beating, or that be had hem mum& boatels that Ye could nut survive (far which of thew reports be carried is not mists), the brother sod brother's itr:ti of Hurry, also moo thee at his (flerry••) house, decrees set ire to it, satillurry's ewe wile citerdati blear Mee la" ( rola the rim s ohm sbe.bird Omen hosidimilial imam told by her lumber sod eistriudedaw Oa; laid been umorted to them of • Hum% hmalkokal, wktiiker Jrllevalrly towsmillled herself. , niter se diladhlef pcolerrh) boa &reed by her beet boi.da dew into lb, ammo wile\ had been kiodled before her orient, sod thee perished • withing or reloctairt sacrifice to the vie- • lame of her fausily's temper; which may be - fortbre Mims- 4 . 'led from this,—that Hurry, in the mesa of his rihrisoce, entiur:ei is praise antis der aped wife the fullowtou . • ostrodede ; that be having shunt 12 years ago e dispute with one of bits ram brethren, in which be was owl likely to prevail, apJ 6.ing therefore determined, seceidieg to the ideas of the Brabisies, owe especially I. his pt.. guessah of Ransil, to kill Weasel, he Ism re::::tuteri by his wife, who earnestly desired that else WO*. die • in his steed, et at least before hint, emigrating aaker reams • that he could pet souther wife, but site sot aoullsechtiss. Laud, upon which (as Hurry binaelfrelated with the (rabies( • coolness, Slid as if totally titsessible of the alosellesi priciy in his conduct), be proceeded to give her wilt lie figialcl, War a deep wound on Ike 1334 of the seek, thinking (as bet solemnly dee'sred) titer, by to dispatch her, sad isteudior % therealter to rip toped his town belly, from the last of which operations lie was be says deterred, by people comiog to vest him, and that his wife recovered is about six menthiliiw▪ l• the wunstiluot happenioz to prove mortal. r The above is the real stale of 'hie CAW •1110/41111 art the r gen t in t ents too generally entertained by miumbitel the Slime stns, is that part of the country; which* same the principal seat of that other ealetliellder, awl some respects similar angle of sacridee, alliallineddiai • 4' Dion, in my address of Ilse lit of flay, le MOW alriM of / 04 under the terse of khuur. Hurry (ft will appear by the rerminatioe of my inquiry is lam ressober, No. 3.) is not quite iosessible of the improprie , m afidatort committed at hie house, as far especially as may 2, • Ilemplell Ilk government's authoeity, mid the cuti.ciiios of • • the wevarse, and says it would not have happened had he it been tidbits reach so have prevented it. However this may 6 be, I thought it esseotially recticene fur tit, public service, .4, the viedicatioo of the just authority of government, and She requisite security of the collections, that Girothiry Lout should out be temoved from his station, sine., consider. ing his conduct In the mist rigorous point of view, all ~11 he could be charged with was having suffered his psisetate •u, to be at last exhausted, Rol there/sputa iutiirtin= ou im moderate degree of corporal miniaturist un Hovey, *bra he should only have confiued ham; lost if the previous • provocations gives, by Hurry, and hi. evident aiwilless (friays sod evasions be weighed in the scale of issparltatity, I • think that (artlessly L1U1 . 16 conduct, viewed (as it ought be) as a collector of the revenue, is far from isteactriable, sod haul it rent been a little 'Romeo, than it appears to me, I should still bare deemed it desirable to sr iid him bark, sod to uphold hint, at less' for some time, is, his foram r authority, to show She Brahmins of that part of sheer/usury that these devices, however exttaarilinery and atrocious, should out avail them bum yielding a just obedience, sod paying their due ieveaue to Government ; and had I, es the • eouiraty, dismissed or disgraced Girtihary us the preset occasion, I verily believe that a general ausrchy, cuutroipt , and defiance of Government, would have brim set up by those of the saute cast wills Flurry in that perfumed'. thirefore thought it strictly and e•setitielly soy duty to run. trier, is, the manlier noticed in the utqu.v, ta rause Hurry • sod Girdhary to be reconciled, aid they hate Itoth it tamed le into the mottoistl on terms of declared ftiesoblop, which is I think the propels at issue that such au erect as the presest Is susceptible of. But although the inhabitants of doe hilly part of this pew vivre, its which this pergoonsh of Kuotil is iptuated, be, as -• ▪ •• learn arid have reason to think, the mast addicts tu suicide, on occasions !etch as the present, or itoleed of any persMsl disquietude that may &slid theta, the .I•lnusibun is nut , to them, a useisucholy issetance of slush will he IT found in the declaratios eouraiu•d us the Focht., if extract,„ 14 4. N 0.4, of a matt called Oche (Italie, an tolsishitant and., pis of district of Peudera, a very few miles from the city • 4 ' of Bemires, who himself declared (as comment So Oast . voucher), that excited II an old wedge that exo.hsgketieit 7.4 l / 4 ,... t. himself *ad two other iiihalotaitts of the vill tee In ITeed us, sod a wrangle wlstels Hence esseml between thrill; relative to their commons use or a sugar-milt, sad to the waterlog Or"! I. ' t their grounds, Le, wi.botti roseliog Fetlress. where hr COW. hove obtained it, and onions* any pressure ,so, or coercion" • over, or ciev any immediate demand •pon him fur his /V. • rrrrr, ,he valvular - 11y proceeded fo his upposo nu% dour, sod there ripped epee hit belly with a ramie, imuo shuts ter da. g?stieraliets. Mies Taliesips; Ni.., lies Cabil# ; Niasote. Mes. Mod ; "Seib" am gen"' .' ' " ' • A llliar whisb . , iltatoNATit ri, Tbe Nadia Alm esishisseer i% JU Tls , of dr • whirl: Mr..I4IIIMAIN ihiliiiaes 'l a " The kiss SW 1444112 C a ° 11 # 0 11 1, 1 41 6,1 Mee PlatierTheiwasiii *eh* f is lbw mom aterhish 0a G../ii E. of OP addePiew 1 , 1 4" -- " -- ,...60,01.4 0 4 su s * Ili Nil. - watnont dtsnug feature,. tor the I h .41'; ' , ..•' ale ascended by the door-way, s ' ' • • , -SIMAIL beside her fruabayd's corpse, gm' er ag oscalia a e s aw . e r as. of Oh •nd'beauty,. a victim to a 1• 11111.64 : 0111 4 . -I, the musk soap( the Melo i crested of mli.tuidett faith, dipultOtOillere; 11 . , '''`‘ pa l a a artit, ,z- she was bid from oar view by hal ichsal4 4 o4lr ' , - . • .40 iho l omos the armors. wig closed up, and tho . .., Or "t s ~ it of+.: srsqf set tis vie with each oil ~r ~', ~,,,! . oils .., ward in harrying it to a Num:go, 0 , .... 1 v . ' ll"" ~ • le ' I' . . ,'s i i, .- 'aka 'air With a cloud of goulol. 94 ~, i .. ~ . chij r a id l; .. 91 : 1::rml:' - -'a r • iti 4k ....., nelllekierpendlurt cords, felled th fallllo SW lespleWonisli ' 400 44 .s•terirliiirartr. • .16 T am r. D o wd w e • 'hi thii women, of ins • sho gems i i ipiserges mast bare lost her dumir me Milted/es till, 111!1. . -11 ill fil id be pierced by the udiviMer e 11011110 din of the trumpet broke forth ft me: 1 : 110 ' . . . k .. .. g , When tics curflarrest.ina task r `' rd ' 9 i , 0 . ..,.... a li t w h a o s , fe .e d fort akin; k g: i t:7 h w n i t i , h ex l c a: p g e t q i h u i • , k ...... , 4 mentioned, no combnitible what •-•-•-••••• - ----- could bear of, was used iu prero a„ m- a. 1/ ]a.dl. 41 a. ds r dl. d. b e decennium, that, as the suttee 5111 110 el II 1 “ 1 ,4 3$ • w , 0 0 aislsrot with a lighted taper, la se - - companiusi, abu was a litabstl stance et was the case; but I tra Killi ate!-014,471 ARRAPVilikelltil • . . . the ceremony with so close sad 140 I. oll n , ........... •, ......._ ...) . _v‘ ~. think I may safely contradict hint la • keen Per we detailed, at maw 1,0 0 ,1 4 aaa Ply - 1 As curiosity 01111 be eumerirl I . _ . -_,. : . • . td ,11%evor niftaistve xMr 44 P s n. boa-Ss , Oadisi ..41 , ha :,. : roes , - ,,,,t ... 117"1"• : ' ovell i lililli :4 " I T - Li ts ,.. 1: 1,1 4. ,:t.. 440 ' et :: 04:" .r4 : 41 4 111 4i fr 0:: 40440.04 °; OW • '1.6.!;-: ri.. *. , eimippe !0 ; Itilinot 441.4 di ..•.• NOW 00, .lb WIMP I. ' - ".. 1 ."" .'4' -. 141.10" 1111. ": . ‘ 44 . •,,,,, ic...i10 •' . i ••0411111 IMO` a ~ ye r . 4.. 1,, 1 4 • . ....• 00.1.... • . • . ....... i , ••... . • . .• .f t. voce -.4 1 , .. - ..% . .vAlivr , PlticAV.,74l. • 1 - .....„ •,.. . A . r I which scarimparap this soldier, - fit frioub IM idles- e abstract : Moly , filirdhary Latti, Ihe agenttr e t :tt i ef v . Mop chow', is a divissoe a pif she - .... . his master as per enclosure No. I, that beedetlegoir e vige aid arse a Brain owned lismi n l76 go net, flieadd ibokesia's nit.; lashes ise WA* i to lipr that her 11111•60 ti woe saintly. 4 by the brethren or the fatally to burs herself. . •, '. of this inteltitesce,• I ordered the Magistrate' re, is the vicinity of which this event hod hap id to the spa 66d tarty, into the pi II did, mid his report will it farad is the Op, a i v tit hot bring satisfied with the accurate Vs' .. . initelliMtlotion, I sent for the partite to iseerlif torptired isto till the etereastences contained is the aseeillti , N 0.3; feats' * I i point. are , ascertalsed heyoud dispels, as &deaths. r - himself, sad assoldislisOmeedemblesityPirisselll , , Mars of softer'', In the ~melt of !Koval. h 01,,,, . 4A bet this saw* sae ear —1 ; en, yet 1111 be sloe, kept the reveal'. areowsta there t . ), ) sepantl* potwa y). the collvesse woe of veagfklie . 11 ureter to him for inf.,. in itius, am! he was eiesdl NW nerifiered as the chief man of the village. To biol. Lail, the collector, a ppli..l, on the tbdia of lev- ied, for pavemot of the antosut of obi kist ..r in- for the two first smooths of the year, nothiwg hew. sem bees paid from the village, althoundi Worry sod' Ken had reaped all the kitureif a fuel asp. nod. • lied it to the'r own see. The dental& or lb* , loge ovoid, according to the pabhc iegul.vicm* . - I v... 4, o r,,Ett . .. • • -e-,m.--...••GiLI AAIML. - , 5t.%. wi t - ....._..-.... w , . l Y• y.-~~ .