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WV fr,a4Z) // 11;1(2r1 27 1/V7 .. ' . ~ .1 4 . . .. . • 4. . , .. : .-,k -It' ;. • • • • •••• 10 t ib. 1 • ~t.t..„.........e , , • • I \ 1 . Imp) t? . '' • 0 tt : t• - • 4 * t,: ,- ; , AT , " ' -.4 ' • 1 t 1 110 N 2 rt . ~.......:..„. 4,2 , 0. , • . . _ ... fr" IP II I I lif i • I'at . s I ... '• ' 1 , I * ~, , ,r ..•"....' - , . - . ' '.‘• ? • -• , . v . :f fr; .1 ir qvIT A • . ._? 1 . * i 3 " Arif .r LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 21, ISIB. NUMBEIt 4872 I : , PRICE SEVEN-PENcE. Tlflttl) TIME ThR .4TRE-ROV AL, NA Y. 11,4 MIST. T HIS EVFN 'TIIESD AY. Joiy. 21, will be prrfnralert, the Owned, of A U'IFE AND HAVE A WIPE. arch, Mr Wanly (front the Theatre-Kora, Dash, heists his 24 appearance in Landow); Duke, Mr. Barnard; haw, Mr Connor ; Alo.ilo. Mr. Messy. ; ecefogo, 1111r.Tukely; the Copper Captain, Mr. Janes. Maryville, Mr.. Ontsiar; 1:046mi.. UM Glower; Ahem, Miss Colorised; Clara, Mr% To which will be added (3d time) • ow Comedy, Is three arty, called NINE POIN TS OF THE LAW; 01, Pt tdeEIMION. The principal Character. by Mr annuli, Mr. Terry, Mr. 11,111”.. Mr tVitalsimin, Mr. relit ly, Mr. Liiii.n, Mr. B4r buil, Mr. J R.urell, Mos. IDaveoport, Mrs. Kendall, Mr.. Cilsho, Miss Matthews (with a sew Smut, cworined by Mr. Dtshopl. Wo , kimono, and Ml*. Covrney. Biters, b.—Pit, 3a.—First Gallery, 2..—iSetiosid THRATILE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. NNOTlCEl..herelle Ivrea, Thai a GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the SUBSeRI PIERS to this Theatre, will be held or TUESDAY, the !Mk Instant, al,. Two u'auck precisely, in the (:read Saloon of the Theatre, arm Special Affairs, sad every Subscriber is particularly request. IV faired. C. W. WARD, Secretary. hay SO, 18111. . IRE LA N D. -....... more enworlershir holies of horse and foot were col lecting it , the same direction, while active recruit ing was going ou io other, i parts of the PeishwaVii dominions s iintl,eteit in Alut_zitY of Poona itself. Public rumour v.wry-irtirly eisigned these prOee"/.. ings to the projects of i'linshockjoe, with the di rect countenance and assisteuce of the erieliwah himself. the first intimation of these transactions, Mr. Eloliimuour culled the attention of the Peisliwah's Ministers on them—puinted out the necessity fir measurer being taken to suppress the insurrection in this early stage—urged the bad appearance or the existence of a colspirecy of the sort, headed. by Trimbuckjee, within 50 miles of the capital, with. out any attempt to check it, and the inferences which would necessarily be drawl, from it unfavour able to the Peishwah, whose direct implication to the affair was a common subject of belief tly-ough out the country. Mr. Elpl tone besought the Prishwah to-teke immediate measures . ' for' dippers. tug the rtibels, s and seizing and surrendering Trim buckree into outhands, as the only mesas of otitis fyinv the British Government of the injustice of these imputations. A deliberate examination of those facts, and of tile le.irimair and inevitable itiferenees . deducible fr them, has tarried to our mind the t:ttistriction that the Peisliwali is engaged in a conspiracy to levy war ugiiust the British Giierriiment, with the immediate object of compelling it, by or force, to admit the restoration of l'iiiiibuckjer to power, uhd perhaps with more extended views. STATE OF POLLS. CITY OP CORK. The Election has closed in the return of Colonel Hutchinson and Sir N. Culthurst—Colonel Long. field, notwithstanding his political palinode, having resigned. The poll was about to he concluded, when !wee ral Electors demanded their votes; in consequence o r t h e , t h e pu ll we . proceeded in until near tour u'clock,.wheti the numbers were announced as fol lows : . Hutchinson CulthurPt making the gross poll at the col.clusion of this inriumulrle conttovt 1,269 I L0ngi1e1d.............716 Cultberst COUNTY GALWAY. eorsoay. aura ts. .1. Daly 2,1447 I Coluistt 1,460 D. R. Daly TUAM, JULY I3.—Our county el-ction still couttilurs to hr closely conteeted, and also to oc cupy the entire thoughts and converses lois of every clam of propir. Indeed, from the powerful cup. port which each is receiving daily, it is nut likely to end for ten ur twelve days inure. - . DEVONSHIRE ELECTION, lkx. This day or published, price 2s. THE NEW 110 LLIA D ; or, Devonshire Election : iw Prone and Verse. Printed fur James Ridgway, Piccadilly. A leo, 1 THE ROLLIAD; a Pores: with the Criticisms, Pro. bationary Odes, Political Eclogues, mid Misceliauies, is Prose mut Verse. 4. UtRD KINNAIRDI LETTER to the DUKE of WELLINGTON. S. LORD RINNA D'S PETITION to the CHAMBER a FELLS of FR.4Ncli. 4. The Hem HENRY GREY BENNETT'S LETTER on the ABUSES in NEWGATE. 3s. S. Mr. OROUGHAMN SPEECH on the POOR ECU. CATION BILL. ice. 2s. BRUCE'S GEOGRAPHY AND ASTRONOMY. Tide day la published. she Fifth Edition,. oith any eou. aiderahle Improcintestis, prier 7s. 6d. iorst is hound, AN INT1101)11C1'10N GEOCIKAPAY sad ASTRONOMY be the Use of she Globes aid Maps. To which are added, the Cosistructiou of Maps, and a Table if Latitudes and TOWN OF GALWAY, TUESDAY, .11.3. T 14. Our tlecnota ter...lusted tins day, au liv o'clock. Valentine. Bloke., E. was drelaied duly elected, but will nut Ite returned pro . furina till to- ►ow. !err, 1.. The Ihusis to 1w opened at Six &Clock, and lb* Perform- Atter to begin at Seven. PI .r••. for die Buses is be takes of Mr. Maasiag►am, at the Th. she. N B A Private Box may to had sightly, by a.pliestion at the Mix thlire. The new c..intily, railed Ni-e Pointe of the Law, or, Pos.. ',ion. will h.• acted every evening till further notice : .rinw with The Travellers Benighted, and Bosobastes FIII MOW. 31e. Margie will mike his appearamee as Octavian, in The M anieers, 1.., the brat lun•, on Friday; and Miss fllanclisrd will so Ate her third appearance on any stage, 111.11'11.trari • r 7 wisyda. Th• Fwrce of X Y Z. will be produced, for tbe lint time at this TheAtre. tin Sittor.lay. • s e Cone mitten will he gives of the representation of the lan new farmwife C.iiiedv, railed Teasing made Easy. TIIEATRx-n/1Y.41. ILYGLMff Op finA, sritAND. r r Hs EVENING. UESDAY , July 21. M p..tfirinrit, for the first time, t sew Serie. Cowie Busabastir Operatic Interlude, to be ealltd DOCTOR BOLUS. . Prinripai Chai;ter;—Mr. Harley, Mr. W. S. Irlsalterley, Mr S.l ter. Mr Wilkiuroa, Miss Kelly, Miss I.Steireaaoa, and :dm MiCull. After whirls, the Opera of HOST Mr. Beleille„ Mr. Pearliest'; Capt Helaine, Mr. J. boats; Wrilinnr, Mr. Brusalburst Ruston, Mina Carew (her second appow Inv. in that eletrarler); Phasbe, Miss Kelly (her se. GruJ iipirearsitre its that character). To chiefs will be added, a Ballet Drama. called I.A PEROUSE: OR. THE DESOLATE ISLAND. La Peron.. (Ike Nivitailm). lir. T. P. ("mike. Madams Perna..., Ills. Awl. II; UMII3. Mrs Pine.dt either Chsrae tens he she AMERICAN IN IMAN WARRIORS. lately arrived tic Euels6.l 1 Ike Go,' Soalooli will be tilwnrol at Eight o'Closek, as • Poonieoaoie a,.. Waitonourtionso for the Noreitool Prier, brine toot. folly Mord up as an Illorninaleil Conservatory, with sows oaf he droop of Trees, &oohs, and I:hovers. Two !e.g. :...l . 4 , ; ;.ini Jets I)* liars hire hero eouetrurtrol, the Iloilo c u At' f• of which spreads reforalling coulees, through Vow% ultentd at Sia s sod the Perfurnsance to being at St V.ll. Noses, 51.—Pit. 3s —tower Gallery , Sts.—Upper trey. 1.. Sernis.l Pre. at Nine o'Cloek. and P.ivate Boxes, may be tetra of Mr. Rt.rruann, al the lina Offire.Stratel Eno-seer. from Tea till F.nir; and at iu'. Library, 170, New Buud.street, emoi.nie liurttirinti-taritene. To-otorom. 110. Nen Head, with File end Water, La Pet.nisr. end 'Ace Fettertaiennenta. •I in. Comic On, es of The Atn , eiress will s►ortly be re vived, an.l var.uat Nuveltira are in prrparrliow. -INYTON„ Sii.ch-Broker, 2, CURIIIIII.I., tukri olw cultist opportimity of submitting the Scheme of a new Loth ry, whirb Iwgius drawing las early as the 4th of AUG wr. liir 'nag .iluile of Prises is very great—mid the Lumbar of Tickets remarkably sitisll:—There being Two gsomid, wish so few Tickets as 8,5)00 ;—beiridcs Throe nhaumgrs , Two of the Prises will receive in addition, right Piro of Port Wine, or Madeira, or Eight litigsheads of Claris. to 1w chosen by the holders themselves. E. E. Wiens a precreate as shave, where Seibellin, with fall Pat twalors, may lar had gnaw All in the Public }Weds transacted with the us. mini fidelity suit dispatch. J. AND J. SIVEWRIGHT Whn were the first C.untractues that reduced the Prier of • trkt t to IN 10s awl a Sixteenth 'o 27 Shilliup, 'elicit the twinsisads of the Public is the perseist C A I'l I'AL LOTTERY OF STERLING MERIT, At their Old Established Offices, where 24.:06, First £30,000 ever drawn. 1;,;760, Loot £30,000 ever drown, Were Sold and Shared. Frills thus xperieuting the First sad Leal Smiles of in Lotiei ie. containing Prizes of Thirty Tiossand Porets, sissy it nut be nopresnaiingly auger.d, that the Gioldiis will select the 011 ires of J. a J. SIVEW NIGHT fur the posted Lottery? which, with only 1,000 Tickets, costars@ 2 2 2 .. 1,100 Sovereigns 3 11 2300. 200, &c. &c. •itlysat any fixed Prize whatever • and is addition to all the Prises paid by Goverasseal,"; Purchasers 'say 11141011/11 . . - GOLD tin the Two Priors of 1,000 Sowerrigoo, Pori, Vlore, or Madeira. a.n. .1 L.s : to ronr Pipes of Port or Madeira, or Your lust, for each .tithe PI ises of Ons Thousaad .or.. in prop.rhon tor Shares. The II mile to Ire chosen by the Ilelelere lhouelves. BEGINS •ib AUGUST. Tok.ta soil Shares moo on sale at Ilse ellel-rstablished Others of .1 and J. SIVEWRIGHT, Nu. I I, llut.nowe No. 141, Otroart.tris '47, ontimiti.; I 3s, HavelAiiire; 11 Lu shared awl Sold in the lest Lottery FOUR CAPITAL PRIZES! DROPSY. • R iirXMORE, of Southampton-bnildings, A Maoris. lonutno (formerly Same*. at Dalteither). ilw Public, that he osolianes tis attend Patients the .pecies of this disorder, in town sort cues. Au..... ilre numerous dam of this Disease. lochs& tar D'oP•V in the diem, rempeally attended artily severe *PARR Inn, that peruliar to females), which have bets cure.l Gr 1 ... e1i..16..t1 of trratment, ortsuy were complicated with lirm r , gum, habits, Ow. sad *metal after having Men ill,' 41. unless post-paid, will be ceceived....—Sca his tn lh.ltopic Patients, sad Appeadiz of Casey, sold virrwirect. Ry E. Red I. BItILICE, Tesehen of Geography *oil the Mathematics. This Work coatatiov, heroes the elltilPll i% of a Reboot Geogrspity, templets Tables of all the fik•it Ports of F.orope, their Situation 1-mgitude sold 11-mituile. Export., liaison, &e. of all the ' Towis of England and Wales, Scotland soil Ireland, t h e Population or nth, lakesi from the hot Official Returns, their Situation, Trade, rhe. dist isigoishoirc those that 11111141 Members to Par 1110110'11e, litalospricks, SIC. the whole divided into Three farts: the First, descriptive of Geo graphy ; the Second, corataiimig Problems oil the Terns. trial Globe; and the 'Chita, the Crle•ci 1.1 GiUlle. ••• A KEY to Otto WORK, price 24. ed. mewed, contain. ioft Ammon to all the Probknta in the Geography, ice. By Joko Bruce. London: Printed for Baldniu, Cradoek, awl Joy, Paler. noster.row. Where sway he had, in royal 410. with the Maps outfitted, price 10s. haltlusonsl, or lf. Is COI coloured, ()STEM'S NEW GENERAL. ATLAS; roman:log distinct Maps of all the principal States and Kingslosus throughout the World, from the latest and best Authorities; iorltsding a Map of Ancient Greet", the R..raais Empire, and Canaan or Judea: the whole correctly rue/raved upon 30 Plates. YOVNG I.AI)IEV CLAM NOOK This day is publioloesl, its 12. nu. price Ss. lwsod, lb* SI -cowl Fdi t i tttt of THE FEMALE SPEAKEi{t nr, Miserila• Heeell PleeeN in Prose stud Yens; iseleetr 3 / 4 1 from the best Writers. awl :id spied to the use of Young Wouseu. Br ANN 3 / 4 LETITIA BARRAVI.D. LONiIO4 : Priatrd Cor lialtloin, Cradoeh, sol Joy, Paler. aostrr•row ; Q Hoot.q, Si l'Anro Cloorch..yord ; Loogsions owl Co. Poltr000lotwoo; and Law awl Whittaker, Ave. klariaiihmse. Also pohliabol by 11.1/.lwin, Croatia, and Joy, 1. 11.C190MS for I 1.1)1t EN, from two to four years of Age. In four Part% pilot 9i. each, ur 3s 61. Wend fu rther • by Mrs. Basttaohl. • 'Z. HYMNS to Pl/0•41'. ; for Osil,lrt.o. A lIPW enlargesl sod much imp -owed, pace I. 64. ; by the asone. 3. EVENINGS 41 . HUM ; 4.r. she Jnveliile Bushel Oprasesl ; toessistieig 4.1 it V.lll. ly of 3listellimeoiss Pieces for She Iluyiractioui awl A miewm...it ..rYmisag Per..my ; by Ih. Aikia and Mrs. Ihrh.ostd. h i 8 h a mb oun .i, price 104.8 d. a sew 4. The WOODLAND CogrANION; or, s brief De scription of eriti,shTns. , ailll K across! of their a•te. Illusirsted by 28 Plates. price th. firstly half-buitusl ; by Dr. Aikia. Seesml Mihliun. 5. ARTS OF LIFE:— I. Of Prosi.ling F ~,,, I ; 2. Of Pro viding Clo Ohio% ; 3. Sh. lier a Series of Letter, f..r the I.isirtietinn of Y..,,, PCIIIOIII. Hnlf•honnd, pt ire 2 by the anme ; a nest Edition . . - 6. NATURAL HISTORY of the YEAR. Irrupt an RH largemirsA of tlar Calce.ler N.stsere; by 31r. Ati hur 12ius). 3s. 64.1 s 1111 l 41, a u a &bow,. 7. nivrittLE c(►IItE'.PONDENCF. ; or, Letters Jr. signed as Exattaphot of ihr Epi.tottry Style. for Chiblren of both Srxeo ; by Miol IStuo. half-lkosud, 21. dd. the Second Eiliti..u. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEI:AR (the Oriental lavrentiou of Sir. Henry, and brought by big successive improvement• to thy highest perfection) con tinues to be preparnl and Sold by Messrs. HENRY, !damn tittering Chemist., Nlasiebester. This agreeable perfumed Liquor is a eosnpossoil of highly cosicentnited Vinegar wills the -t pleasant Aromatic's and efficacious Aasiseptics. Its pears., odour adapts it for affording relief its Head aches, Enmities, kr.; anal residers it peculiarly refreshing in crowded or heated rooms, and in the dose apartmeuts of the sick. It emotes-arts, alio, the spread of ulcerated Sore Throats, Typhes and Scarlet Fevers, ausl other infectious diseases. The Aromatic %%larger may lw exporisd, without any injury, to but climates, where it is fousid particularly grate ful and salutary. As, howi sin, runny spurious anal inferaer preparations are sold muster the soituy must ',insane names, the public are resmeated to .sliwrve, as illy wily proof or its being grattine, that the same' of Meads. HENRY, lieu cheater, are engraved ou Ilse stamp. Bold whiting& and retail by Bayley and Blew. Corkspser street (the only Agents in liindoss authorised by the Pro /rifting), in bottles, price ts. cacti where may be hail, Sponge Sears sittiuld, Silver, Collodi-to. Crystal, kr. Abu% HENRY'S CALCINED lIAGNESIA, in bottles, a t ii. Sd. ; a nd biro r with glass stoppers, at 4s Ad. earh; their waves being on the stamps. AMERICAN SOUTfiIN(; NY for Children whik Cutting their Terila —A more singular 1.1111111011 of the ellicacy of this Ms/Mu:dile Medicine riming be toned, Than in the case sif a Child of Thy. Smith's, No. 2s, Prorate-street, Waterloo-es I child to 181., I.lyH. .- twontha old hawing only four teeth, and %offering under the Wad alit/wing waste of body, it was emaciated at alas a deice that its arms appeared to could,. 0114 a sbruos ►uh stance, no hone king felt; io this not ate the rllll , l lingered foe ewsmy months, incapable of Mine moved, when Provi dence directed her to try the SOOTHING SV 'CUP, which in ewe week produced Moor more trots, and &malt'. II the fever which had so lona dire:domed the if of the child. a hi, w now four years old, having cot all Isis teeth, and the banes setae to be restored to their nation! substance, and the child is able to walk shoot with the assistance of ago-cart. The sesolber Weis( another child three months old, lost no time in applying the Syrup to its gums, which broright it. teeth Through with ease, and libertine pert.. oiled Orme oolooro tt itt g 'lymphoma which so often anew! dentition. The sulkier sin gular Mee Sway he proved by applying sue shove, where the child may be seen. To lw hail of the Proprietors, Johnson and li'dlisms, 91, Newusemotreet, Ottforsl-streo I, London, ; and toy their ti puiiitusent of all the principal IliaLeine Ye: dery and I's r- Amen in town and colintry, at is pit per bottle. N.H.—Mrs JOHNSON relit ere she poor, as 041141, at her house every Tuesday and Siturilly morning, Guns None 1.11 Tea o'Clock„ by bailing a letter feiint a respectable house. keeper, to Certify that tiny are real objects of charity. COUNTY LEITRIM. itirsoAv, Jima 14. . . Latosische , While Mr. Clements having declined any further con teal. Me.►rs. Latuuche and were declared duly elected. CITY OF LIMERICK. Tutsoav, Jucir 14. Veteker COUNTY OF TIPPERARY, Mu DAY, JULY 14. Cahir Mathew COUNTY WEXFORD. INew.Ay , JULY 13. Carew ..... ....... 2,701 I Stupfurd Colelough yllysnaY, JULY 14. Sropford. I Carew 2,811 Coltlough PAPERS RELATING TO EAST INDIA AFFAIRS. Copies sod Extracts of Melees received front the Govern. moats in turtle, ielative to the origin and progress of the discussions which te►ntlnaled in hostility with the Pci,harah. No. I. Extract from a Dispatch from the Governor General in Council, to the Secret Committee, dated April 14 , Isl 7. %%re avail our►elves of the return to England of his Mlnjr►ty's *hip Lyrn. to lay before your Hun. Commute a succinct report of the late extraordi nary proceedings of his Highness the Peis[meth, and of our consequent measures and resolutions, ur:coinpaisied by copier of the di►patches of the Resident at Poona. Your Honourable Committee will hear in recol. lection the circumstance of the murder of Ganglia. hut Shattry, the Guickwar•s Minister at the Court of Poona, in the month of July, 1915—the noto. fitly, as well as the positive evidence, of the fact of its having been perpetrated by Tritobuckjee Dantelia, the confidential Minister and favourite of the Peishwall—the wrong tittpicinti that retort! on his Nightie** himself of having hero privy to it— mid tine measures undertaken at that period for vindicating the honour of the Britith name and character, so deeply injured by that airticionv pro. ceeding„ which terminated in the surrender of Trim. buckjee into our hands, and hit confinement in the fort of Tannish in Salsette. The escape of Tritnbuckjee from Tanneh, and the ciseuenstances attending that event, were re. ported in a letter to the Honourable the Court of Director., under date the Nth December last, on which occasion we stated that there was ground for belief that lint escape hati been concerted by the Peisliwolt, and that lie was concealed and protected by hit litglincios„ notwithatanding his solemn a ssn. raisers to the contrary. The impossibility of esta blishing this fact et the time by evidence, and the belief that the Prisliwuls„ satisfied wills hwvitni pro cured Tr butikjer's freedom, would not risk a rupture with the British Glover 1111 l rot by any fur ther proceedings in hit favour, and would restrain Trinibuckjee front those designs and proceeding* whieli that petson's o.vn violence and ambition, and his lung-clirrislied. curl now highly aggravated nullity toward,. the British Government would prompt him to undertake—a belief justified by the conduct of the Pcislivtah at the moment, induced us to desist front a further agitation of the question, stud to receive the assurances of th« Prishwdli as an acquittal of his IlighllMlS from all concern its Tritultutikier's escape. For • ttttt e tune sifter, the utmost cordiality seemed to prevail huriWerli 1110 flightless and the British Government. Fregitent confidential contoiniticatious passed be. twt-tin the Prishwals and the Itesident, and lii. Iligh orts received a striking lima of the confidence and friendship of the Governor-General to Council, in the communication to lite Highness, t f our inten tions regarding the Pindarroes. Will the liegociations actually pesiding with nitwits' Rao Sciodualt nit il l it totbkrei ; a disclosure Winch had ant been made to any other of the tithes of the British Criverninelit. I I n Ihr other hand, sun measure or poinceedong of tits (iovrrniurut was tither in contemplation or in Intigr r s4, vtioc:i conk! hove trotted in the remotest degree to alatin ui It vitiate his I.lu4litiess's mind. It eras its these eirctainstanets that Mr. Elpliiii sto,ie received intelligence of the assembly of small parties of armed men in the neighbourhood of NIA. hadro, &Mout .50 tunics (ruin Poona, in whirls viciui ly hits iiiformation led hint to believe that Trim. buC i diee was eoncedled cud subsequently, that No. 11. Nn. rifle, of . Proemlinks minium to the Nftwiler or Guu. robs,. Shastry, the Guickwar's Minister deputed to POJII3. Trinibuchjee Daieglis, in whose conduct the late discussions with the Court of Poona have ori gloated, was first appointed to carry on the conn moult:idiom between the Peishwah and the Resi dent, after the ification of the recal cf Gouged. hut %awry to Baroda, and the suspension, by the British Government, of its arbitration o f the disputes between the Pe:sbwish and the Guickwar. Trionlitickjee, who had been a menial servant of the Peishwale awl lied found some opportunities of rendering his Highness essential-service, had al ways enjoyed a Isrge 'nuncio of his toaster's confi dence, mini became, by this appointmetit, the real and efficient Minister of the State of Poona. The effects of time elevating of hit Highness's favourite 10 II situation of such power and importatice, were soon discovered in an entire change of the internal policy of the Cote' of Poona, end iti repeated its fractions of the l'reuty of Bassein. It is known that matted claims have long de peuded between the Government of the Peishiveli tend that of the Guickwar, arising out of the for mer connection between those States. By the pro visions of the Treaties contlittled between the Bras tish Government snit the Peisliwali anti Guickwar respectively, the British Goverimierit it humid to arbitrate these claims. A fisether imbject of dis cussion arose respecting the farm of Ahmedabad, comprehending the principal portion of the Pit";bls walt's lands to Guzrrat, which had been grained to the Guickwar on a lease of ten years; the term of the lease being nearly expired, and the renewal or it being so object of cousiderable importance•both to the British and the Guickwar's intermit in Guer ra, a negociation was opened far the purpose of endeavouring to obtain it. With this question were conitected others referring to the interests its Kettywar„ the wle.le Wining a subject of considerable delicacy and moment, in which the honour and interest* of the BrAish Government were directly concerned. It was very desirable that the governments of Poona and Barode should endeavour to come to an understanding 01l all these points, by direct .nego c.ation ; and that the arbitration of the British Government should not be resorted to, except in the event of a failure of those endeavours. This course was accordingly recontroeutled ; and after au ineffectal attempt to acconiiilish a satisfactory arrangement thriitigh the ssi,,eeticy of the Guickwar's tracker! at Noma, whete measures were counter acted by every species of intrigue, both there and at Baredie instigated unquestiutiably by Trim buckjee. who had a personal interest in the re seimption of the Peisliwals's direct authority iii General, it was determined that Gungadhor Shastry. the Guickwar's priucipal minister, should be deputed to Poona to bring matters to a close. He accordingly proceeded to Pl/0114 in the cha racter of a public minister, and under the declired protection and guarantee of the British Govern ment : the renewal of the Irate of Ahmedabad was positively rejected by the Peinliwale cod the lauds delivered over to his Highness's officers. Every possible tbiley, procrastioriti tttt . and evasion, were thrown in the way of the negociation of the oilier depending points ; et length, with the concurrence of the Resident. he determiiiril to retire frem Poona. leaving the unadjusted questions to be ar- Intreted by the Rills!' Government. A remark. aide change in the cnoiluet of the Peishwah and his minister Trintlinckjee, and in their ilemesnotir towards the Sluistiy, ;inlayed him to suspend this intention. His Highness anal the miniver now tiepin to show extraordinary merit of favour and kindness to Guirgadhur Shastry. and to emit-neuter by every means to their power to conciliate hie re ward and confidence ; his Highness even went so far as !o propose that one of his daughters should Ind married to the Shastry's sou, mid else preperationts for die marriesfe 'ere in some progress. Hopes of en early adjustinetit of all the depending quesiiiiiis, nit terms which the Shastry 11 ght it growl* im rto his insister's interest to Accept, were ei.o held out : deceived by these opiscaratiers„ the S.i.tot , y, Math the etria•riq of the Resident. deferred Its depaiture I out the Peishwah's Dorb•ir. He secumpaiited his Highness snit the niiiiister uu it pilgrimage to Nassick, whither the Resident sreoinrairieil the Court, and he returned with the Petshwalt to Posit's, and thence proceeded titi a visit of devotion to Punderpote, at the earnest entreaty of the Pcish wash and Trimbuckjee. letetrig most of his at tendant,. at POOON ) at their desire. On the night of ths 14th July, the Shestry re. ceived a message front Trimbuckjee, entreatiiis him to come.to the temple and 'irritants his devo tions:. Being indisposed, thiShustry declined the invitation, which was three times renewed with in: creased earnestness. Yielding at kngth to these entreaties, hr repaired to the temple, attended by only NU/ or five persons altogether. !laving pee. formed his devotion', and converse.' for a fav mi. notes with Triiiilmckjee, lie left the temple to 're turn home, and hid only got >t short distance Gout it, when he was attacked and killed by five armed 'men, who cank from the temple and immediately ran away towards UT same place. after twrperrating the murder. The perticulais of tits affair are de tailed in a dispatch from tl.e Resideiii et Poona, dated eih Septemlier ; and being euppoeled by evi dence, left no moon to doubt that Tiimbuekjee was implicated in the guilt of the Shastry's•assas. %illation. The anxiety sheen by Trimbuckjee to; the Shustry's attendance in 'the temple on the Mehl of hisassessination—his desire that he should be ac'- compoinied lint by few —Vhe absent e of all investigation on ti* toad of the Peisliwidi's ee verninent, 'after the it urder•hal -hero, perpetraied. notwithstanding ,the atrocity 'with which at was marked—mid. above all, the fact of uu tneesure. having been takeu fur the arrest of Bugiviiiit and Butiolojee, Wild Were at Punderpore. and no whom suspicion immedi .lily lighted, us bring th,"! known tremolo! and political ~mile. of the de ceased—seemed, in the general °pillion, to he kw cimistivices which irresistildy fixed the guilt ors Toionboorki-e. The Reishweh himself did mit e.cope the ihiputation having instigated or up. proved the murder. Mr. Elphinstone, who was at Ellora when lie learned the murder of the Shattry..iiteineolierde uddressed the Peseliwah, acquainting. bbn with Ins intention of returning to Poo n a without rdelay, and calling of his Highness to institute an rally and serious investigation of the case. with a view to discover and punish the assassins of the Minister of an ellyof the Britieli Go.Yeeninent, who• had c e to his Highness's Court under the espress guaran tee of thetforintr. • Notwithstanding the urgent defined made lay Mr. Elphinstone far en inquiry into the circuit'_ etances of the murder. and the punishment of the criminals when they should be diecovered, no steps towards an investigatiou. were• taken either by the Peiehwali or his Munster, during their continualiv: at Punderpore. As the general voice pointed Trimbetekjee as being the instigator of the crime, and from the tone of Mr. Elphinstone'e "moo). strauce •to the Peishwah, it was expected that he would not long delay u declaration. of the semi !neuts which hr entertaiiied on the our. esti roof. denary precautions were token goy In% igitnep. and Trimbeckjee fir the security of their persona. Ne.e troops were entertained and saw tiit,lyd horn a tit-. forme, ow purpose to guard his litginiess; and when he travelled,. his person was atteoded, contrary his usual practice, by a large lioolj of mined our;,. The entry of the Nisbet's,' tiito,hiii capital was marked by every symptom of diitritst and motley. He arrived its a close tiateiikeen, without giving m ater of his epproacii, and without being met by icy of his Chief'''. At night, strong guards were posted ' , both at hilt Palace and at the house of 'friiislinck jee. It Iseptiened alm that his arrival at Poona tea" on the day of a great festival, on which thotisisiorh of Brahmins were accustomed to attend in order us receive charity from his Highness, who. had hitherto never failed to be present. go this occasion,lve ever, of. its recurrence. he woo not present. These extraordinary preeeistiods were adopted, as Mr. Elphinstotie subeeqUeotlY learned, in consequence oldie fear which the Peishwali and Triinbuckjee entertained of being assassinated by,. some of iiir !oldies of Gungailhur Shastry. who had remained at goon* with Bapoo Myraul. On Writing that no atteistion had been paid to his first remonstrance from Eliot', and having bet come possessed, of information which left in his mind no doubt of Triinbuckjee's guilt, Mr. El stone resolved not to delay pithltcly charging the Miiiieter with the crime of having instigated the murder of the Shastry, and calling on the PeishiVoli for hie immediate imprisonment. Soon after the Peishwah's return to Ponta. Mr. Elphinstone requested an audience of his Higlines., which was on variods pretexts put off. Thr Rest. dent accordingly determined to discootinue his ap. plications for perinisuiou to wait on the Peishwuli s and to adopt some other mode of apprising his Highness of what he wished to communicate. He. at length, after some difficulty. succeeded to coow ing to be conveyed to his Highiires a paper, con taining a direct charge against Trimbuckjee, and demanding his immediate imprisonment. The judicious and persevering firmness of Mr. Elphinsume, aided by the Peisliwah's own reflec tions on the risk which lie was incurring a I SA nip. lure with the British Governinent, prevailed on his nig/mese to comply with the Reridei,t'a d eman d,. After a confetence with Mejoe Ford, the (Act- r commanding his brigade of register troop., witlt whom he had frequtitily communicated iloritte V.itt course or these di.e,issioim, and imite of his laainci pal advisers, the Pendleton at length declared 1114 loosen, to the surrender of Titinhoekjee Dai tight, to the officers of the Biiiosli Goverionemt ; Mr. El phonstestie *o9tititl.. 1.1% Highness that in fiittlier si quory would be C ItAttirrell necessary ; 111111 Trott. buekjer's Isle would be sowed, and tivit he would fergo sin severities which were not unulied in • strict coodieeinent. oi party of Nlaji e ford's brtgAile received charge of 'I siiiihnekjee, and escorted hton bola Wwwientghur to Porous. where hr was delivered over to as drtacr anent of Blue.lo troops, isiA coin:bitted to Bombay, together with Ougwittit Raw and ffuoidojee, who were to ha given up to tie .ffiern. of the Guickomr grown meat. Tr:mbockjee was immediately placed in tenet confinement in the For of l'anualt. 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