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BIOGRAPHT, An authehtic Account the Lire and CUA It ACT Ell of the late ROBERT ORME, Eso. F.A.S. Historiographer to the Hon. Fiat-Inds Cum/rany. • Robert Orme was the son of Mr. John Orme, a Surgeon in the Hon. East-India Company's service on the Bombay establishment ; a station in which he served for many years with considerable reputa tion. Being appointed to attend the fastury at An jenga, .in the province of Travencore, lie proceeded thither with his family ; and at that place Robert Orme was born in the month of June 11;:8. With a judicious attention to his health and edr.- cation, his father sent him to England at an early age ; and in Mb he was placed at I Lirrow schoo. where he was equally distinguished for the quick ness of his capacity and the assiduity of his applies. tiun. At that seminary he continued till 174 when he was removed to an academy in London, for the purpose of being instructed in the theory of commercial business ; with which, as he was design ed for the civil service of the East India Company, it was deemed essential he Should' be then aighly ac guainted. His progress in this brancii of know ledge was proportioned to the talents lie had 'ere.. viously displayed, in more lively and attractive studies ; and as he could not but have tilt consider-, able regret on being obliged to relinquish those studies, his applying to others so little congenial, if' not repulsive, to a youthful mind, evinces uncom mon vigour as well as diligence. • Having completed his course of study at the aca. demy, he was appointed a writer in the Company's service ; and in 1744, or 5, proceeded to Calcutta, where he had an elder brother already settled. He continued in Bengal until 175'4, when he went to Madras ; and in the following year returned to Eng. land, in company with captain (afterwards lord) Clive, with whom he lived un terms of the closest intiniacy. With a mind so acute and observing, he could net have resided for eight years iu India, without acquiring considerable knowledge, not only of the manners, customs, and institutions of its inhabitants, but of the political condition of its different states. And possessing a good address, and a pleasing manner of communicating inftulnation, lie was, soon after his arrival in London, much noticed by those who desired to obtain information oo the af. 'fairs of India; and being by this means introduced to Lord flolderness, then secretary of state, he re ceived ti,. count:inn/cc and support of that noble man. Such patronage naturally led to that prefix/near to which his abiiiti s so well iatitled Sum; and, ha 1755, he was appointed fourth member in the coun cil at Madras, whither he accordingly proceeded. In the subsequent year he had an opportunity of shev. ins much of that poliOccal sagacity and decision, which distinguished has centind in the important station he now tilled. When intelligence wait brought to Madras of the capture of the English settlement at Calcutta, by Seraujerd-Dowlah, the subandar of Bengtl, and of the dreadful sufferings of the captives on that o: vision, the governor and council, after some deliberation, resolved to avenge the injuries which their countrymen had sustained, to wrest Calcutta from the hands of its conqueror. and re-establish a settlement which was of suck deep importance to the interests of the Company. An armament for that purpose was speedily equip. pod, in conjunt`tion with admiral Watson ; but a. difference of opinion arose in the council, respeaing the ehoice of an officer to command the troop.. The commander in chief of the forces at Madras. who was colonel of his Majesty's Si•rth regiment, had certainly a prior claim to this appointments but there existed sufficient reasons why he should not be entrusted with the chief direction of an ex pedition, on which the reputation of the British arm: in India, and the consequent stability of the Com pany's possessions, so materially depended. Mr. ()rme objected in forcible terms to the commaati being given to that officer. He represented the na ture of the country which the erpedition was des tined to invade, the magnitude of the army which it would have to oppose, the numerous difficulties and dangers with which it would infallibly be sur, rounded, and the necessity, therefore, of vesting the command of it in an officer, who should not only be equally intelligent and atlive, but also accustomed to the peculiarities of Indian warfare, andacquahit. ed with the character of the natives. The succest of such an enterprise, he said, would depend not less on the keen discernment and decisive judgment, than on the personal valcur and intrepidity of him to whotn it might be intrusted. In this opinion he was supported by the celebrated colonel Lawrence, then a member of the council, and commander in chiefof the Company's troops, and, after much dis cussion, lieutenant-colonel Clive was finally chosen as the person in all respects the best qualified to con:. Maud the expedition. The well-known result was a glorious confirmation of the wisdom and propriety of the choice; and it serves to place. in a striking l;ght, the penetrating sagacity and sound judgment of Mr. ()rme, to whom his country is indebted for tins hazardous enterprise having been placed under the guidance of Clive, whose intrepid and adven. turous genius could perhaps have alone 01140.44 it to the important conquest it atehieved. In the deliberations of the, council of Madras, relative to the military operations in the Camatic, between the years 175 . 5 and 59, Mr. Orme took an active part ; and, in some of the most critical con. junctures of that war, his abilities, as 4 politician and a statesman, appeared particuhuly.coOptcuous. So sensible were the Court of Directors of the bene, fit which the public service derived from his advice, and so highly was his general conduct approVed of, that he was appointed the eventual successor to th governor of Madras,—(the late unfortunate Lor4 Piot.) 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