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r - . DirtRLIT, PARUAIVENT. IIOUSS: OF CO‘INVINS. S Fn. IS . Mr. Al.:erns:4n Comb, brought up a petition from ttie prisoor: , : ,, nfinesl for debt in the Gaol of Lod- r t•l3 . r.iyiug iriicf, which was orciereJ to 1k on Mr. Alnander brought tip the report nn the bill for raising 5,000,000 i. by Etch:vier Bills.— The am-edam:it. were read, and agreed to, and the bill ordered to be read a third time ea Monday. if then engrossed.—tt djuurned. E.lsr 1N11.4 4FFiIRS. . - i . P.4PE liS PIIZSTSTED TO rite IlOUse Of COSIMOvs, et:R ocas? To rasix elltillial Of 711 i 25711 Aso *TN Mtg e 100 a, IllittaTlNO Ite LAST 15:0111 V nfl•1011. (Cmitknuef trim our Paper of Saturday.) Whitt% fathom menonnere Vizier Alt sputione, without ... nientifyied ha plientege; whilst the manowleelgutent of the ' Nalnalt, aid a *aria illf torrayoudnig acts w-re Oil neuthed by " 'cant Maly I whilst tee sancta... of toe Segura was liable to a ammeter' Maly uttglaiiting in self-interest, and whilst sea were taught toil*, that liar dmebto of Viallif Ales right were not the prevailing Saltlawntolta 10 tat o ihAbohootts at Loam)+, it would bear been maggot, lir i eway principle of instate to have pm 111111hical Atm venous, void his claim to the Muanud ill founded We hine‘etelhinee now hating as, that the Nabob has ac buinel•dintal and eshicated children as his 0101, who 10110NOt 11011011011 ay hint; we lay* infonnatioe which de-trays the 1 s oog ns ..f 6.1 •10 of acknowledgment in favour of Viaial Ali; we hive valence ms loth.- Meth of 171040 Ali, which leaves not a slosibt that et la opinions e sod iniotnation, converting my mapleions into area, that the acquirattence of the R:guni was &elated by Us. hops. of preserving her Cuntroul la L c ( a ym. awl to tie sons of Sudjah ad Metall. We have the direa ralikaus of Vie younger Begnm that the sacessi in was settled settnergt investigallsan r cod:dictation ; vie decided sl"cls, i do i, that Vision Ali and all his beethmii are oponotu• nod that the Pasties , of the title to the Ilitesool. troll asoul, n WI any se Sedish tad Dowlaii ; and we have evalteee that the el -"ra tion at Viable Ali was Pushkin' by all persons of respectabl lily. as a vielaiiiie of judges. To this may be Dolled the todigoatleo of Mina Jungle. at the 10001 Colima teen between Reza Ali, and his its triter ; the eareewat of Hussein itimt Klemm, that the surcemiutt bad been heady decided; the conduct and declarations of Al. ROG, coftranothle to the public sentiments; nor shall I omit the declarations of the Ragan horsOt upon the anthority of Saha... ant Insnainaidae.-n, that Vizier All and all the sons of the Nabob were aperient Alums, since my arrival at Luck. mew, lathe perseace of uh.• Wows., has spoken of thc Nabob an mime of marked uel•squv alit disrespect. I lay less StrooSl VINO theseenset of Milos Juniiii, in withdrawing bit daugh ter dew the ltibisli's death, as it mat be imputed to the in heeds Mariana, Waal CO ha made by Vizier All, to get pos. maim or his brothel's wife. It is asserted, with equal confi dent* and aotneaty at Lucknew, di it he actually attempted the ilk of Ilan Mi. in mere ways than one. Tile 'mutt of the whole, in nut Gyi•tion, is this, that Wirier Ali, and ell the remitted suns of the deceased Nabob, are un dubted., enittioini. The inspeeihniiis witch 1 received on this subject, since my isitiaolB.oollllollllocad, arc say different from those which I emit Maid in Calcutta. The potent le ef Vida Ali, as many if the pianos sow non I have 'pealed observe, is not coo. Matted as any me-tee et I , le•ey a Lochner,. A mutniation that 1.1. la We oos .1 A•tipb std Dowlah would have been nest ed with ridicule, excepting bs I lie pollutant of the Na'alb, or these who bosh by his holies and extravagance ; and lcould 1 .. 04d essay anecdotes to prove, that Vista Ali has Idled, pre• Pegs is the death of Anoint out Drislal, • loCllrtproached as the eon of* Pfiaidi, anti. that the Naha, trequends alluded to his • bat prima. Its elevation to the Muirsad was a mailer of cur prase to meow of all ranks, and was even 40001 of with sea. Mimi by the Hata • tamps et CaWilymale. In CalCittla ; thirsocer i. Muenteetat his patentage email to rest upon a ;mint equally it. beyond A. reach of isevoiligatlos or proof, acid involve in. gar Ossetia/rani dell aelleiniallo, 04 terminating. iss doubt and macerratim. 1 had R. snaps - ins that an inquiry might be C.a ./oaf without aidasiag decency, or that amid ternitnate in dloserewtratlert. T slang. in all Us foree, the intores•init of this popular belief of t..sperklee both a Vats, AL, and arm of es the eratiompuers to out peitiso 01011100111 ant Janke, ,41 s which edit a siren hem the acknowledgment of him as the ofirmarst of &sob iel Lowish, I still we wallet'' wised tentage them cis. ground, el rejecting it 113 opposite:in to the seltnow tedgmant -'4 des eretant se his preareal hither, whilst 1 felt equal matenanee is fix °howl, on the 'sawbones a the di. erased !lobo*, by to inquiry dictated by giesaral rumours only. It is vow es searr fatuous, that the ropugnanse is the ad sheiets of II tales Ali's 11 100100.11, afar an ottithvel of ri flattioe, 111 eta rd ; Mal the acknoteredgment of it he the Company ttfolfid merest and ddlapemiaittlienti that it was eateented liboth diegmeihd .sod unitise; mil that nothing but the impasse of the been is..d the Curapeay *until have suppreilad the ihnereasion of thst virougasnes. no may one exist iu alias , degree, Mot tbe disgrace attached to out decision still remains . I ;Natio& W th "wall , tna, that this prevailing °plain.; of the emulous birth or Visas Ali wa out • partial rumour, erigittat ine is etet•ity or itiellirel a at his mutton ; that it has arm in muscly earl itniansalle parralail, in operation In the acknow. ls Airmen* of him as his sew, hs the Nabob Asoph 4 Dowlah, • lei never ebtainird audit with a sins,* human being ; end that the nu& of k is new .s a$ shed by she ru m' , pea m aa , and circumstantial rodeos* Cf Rehleen Ali Khauti, which suites with it thefellett tairrietsee of its troth, a. well from bus character, 84 hem his oration, which enabliol liiini, alai boa only, is haw. 11 personal 11 leloof thy eiterinuiances which Iwg,has detailed. Is has heed% 11141 Ali watt Mon, and he pal 'T001...0 , 01AV money fry him in his meta- That ea.. • donee to cleat was to he elstaintosi, was net Indeed en hin the partial a eetwelideat. I awe preeeed to masher he 4 of inquiry the fondue! of Vtaior Ali, since Ins ',cession io line Mantel The hitters Low the Resident at Locknow, hoth presinias end eisbAsient to ay departing Man Calcutta, will peat out what he- bans striae fully passed, the early ilk arnilnatinil of The Nate 3 / 4 re estoldiall hie own power, by the ashen/ eon of the hinw,e, e 1 the Compote in Me pommy ofellode The cst,at to which 114 raraertirow on ..panel of this deter miiiiiiii i Wert carried, are less known no Calcutta, adlinueli neterteu at Larkiiike ; for a parl , cooLor 0701;00, I refer h. ti o . immereporying copy of go unofficial letter irons 1141• Ousels, to, th-• Persian amitotic In the ii is sated. 001 no the intoning when env MM. 'dim of mating I.IIMICISOff we. intsowarol to t h e Nallaeb, the t .t. of a. m . .8 I .0 km.* woe a 'inst alefilai..g aloiallarallee, tail IN eweive ben lions lialiheen 'Aid in, the otillery ea. sootd w i t h maw • an, anii a C. , 11( . 4rf11C• formal to SUjo i .alli 'the &Whore, of the Na oh. The IM-Itio nee of my amoral lan. dlico A dell'oeratiais, the result of which wa. a mist intellip, nue letter fro it the N .b .'i, • 114 i it descrihed lit Mr. I iuseley a a a nature that r,qii,re.l..o slower, eithir of the most im iicit acepiemeence to in ralii.aut demands, or a dr a w n mast t oat produced hi Sheer Al., the tattoos,. I.lw of tie Nabob, who wan with difficulty induc-d to egret in •iaeytil en the Na bob to stop the t. au mission of n: awl, iii eninyquvinte of that remonstrant..., the t•ttor which I fro riven o I my approach to D atu m., a hall:11/1011 Ilf Whiels was tent I M•t/ JP . 111 ...1 . 1 . , was substituted. The letter of Mr ()maim oil explain ;he tam jert ii dyad The particulars crovirrinnicated to me bv the Mn;",,'3 of is iinpisie wete to t!.e full,. ing rheum Tha• tise coonoluct of Vials: Alt, from his twee-non, has exhibited a scree NI a rtiOng, wheat peen gate, and e11...1.1a.4. lie dacha, •d tit the Nt ;lister. tel. t urged the elf:mations at his lathe" ....d gramlf ditto to the IC...rapist), that he waold Macnit to no d. rode we Ilia owii ex protean', in the letter refereed to as above. which a...sec iv orl from Alin, sul;rotootiv coarafiron this declaration—ft I ain confitlyiii, that ao .nie Ittll dare to annihilate sup autlotoril• and a n iiiity," ate his t.-titt which le aim. the Ignorer atted lii. ..,a , in.i, r at, :: Isis inow.•r were equal 10 olionslanCe, Ire w0.,U1 o.p;sose ail ...tettetaise of the Coollina y by are.- ; that be meditated the. irtya, may be iiterteal, Irma Ida eaafliou of oaths from his carmandenii• to be faithful to him. Tic Nii• hitter 1 oilseed in iv, a • I '..ii cog -4,-cm, in ti e flans, of two ellleers, hating isi.iler tau comiaaad scion a n gt e .. o .a. nut ettesteg by one only, Wading themselves, by Ale meet w• 01 their religion, to be fAltilf..l and o:.e.lietst to the %Ihnister. _ To A:xtureehman, when It• wrt aolted by that officer whin wao the meming ,I the requioniiin ot ht., ottathiniiiii, it he inihmt t.. go war with 11114: English or o:IC Ofh• f P .wfor -r •e;.l re,erailo, r-nii C. ' , sue fit:lity,' Anil he Awitlrrvilo.of 1,, itt rea.e Mt , hs. 1 U. 1610 1111 rouIIIVAIMI from ?.04. to 12,005. h in ditateil the a•S•s•iilltivoi of th • SI -. d, but authigior the topici n. wholi is grxer..ll, b.diesed, soul that the eteeciation 'o. t. on the intelligence of my nay arrival at Luck now. The (treaty of Ali's disposition it gefficiecoly apparent b. l it cooeuct at we housr of roaailit KliJuit, and ,tier met cu might be adiliseml to show that it is sthtguutary H. inch sediately oiler ecru directed to Cie ilee....!atniii of the Minister, who was considered as the rciireiesitative of the English influence, ti ,der the authority of 1 , 14, Re-Aeon Ile repeated!) intodicted, under threatened punishment for disobednorts, all persons from attending him ; the oifi , ial functions of the were aboalutely auspended, and the intadictioty waa rigorously oboe red. Vizier Ali as. guinea the estire aitliority over the military, whom he mind „hated, by IN: 01st uolsouniled profusion. The advice and to- monct.micv of toe Ite,ident were repeated without effect, he sell tontinued the same measures; and I after , , without the hazard of coltrathettof, that nothing 111. A my determination to pro. ceJ to Lucknow a ith a respectable force. would 11315 pre vented the t u subeetou of the EtugliAh influ,nce .st Onde, or the alternative of resortiug to bosun "es to preserve it, or of wi hdrawing .iltogether from the c.uotry, under ciicumstances destructive of our political weight and nem', ihoo. The ap: roach of the Nabob and myself trout Lucknow and Jaitupore respectively, had all the p•ocautioni of dt.u4a,o friendship or hostility. He repeated the exaction of oats from htttnilitary officers, extended his profusioli to thins, awl , d at one time determined to &dean,* with a large farce acrd numerous train of medlar!, and was mokiim his preparations to ',hat effect. Thu, measure, it is to be presumed, was relin qinatied at the advice of the Region, when the 'Nabob returned • to consult her from Ilyderilliii, anti lie, in unisequeoce, ad vied me that h. should he accompanied by a very small escort. The language of his Deana, as tenets/I by his adherents, is that of defiance of the power of the Company ; to Ise, it has iligt been civil audisbmissive ; such it was to thetkestderit, at the moment when his measures were acridly dheetod to bnillhiLtte bit influence, derade hit representative charac gi; but he 'Mill continued, even a'ter my arrival at Lock /sew, to attach the military by tatty, and donvtions. hunt tosp...ctable people have been i'eterred tom visiting me, by the fear of imuiring the resentment of the Nabob. 11 , 11411 days after my arrival at Lucknow I eat centioned, through earions and repeated channels, not to nut toy person in the power of the Nabob, in tlic prevailing ales that asso..sina. tints was intended; such an idea could never Ito•IP bee-n tertAincd, but under the most unfavourable im petitions of the dispnaitiu.i of the Nabob, and the influence over it of tbo abanduned crew what surrounded lints; information was , quantly communicat-d to me, that troops to a large o umber had been secretly introduced iota the town, and that orders had his.. matt to diflCltllt bat'alioni to march in. The fact is !gamin ; the orrlers.l am informed, were revoked through the :patios of the !Seguin; ono battalion actually opproacli d Irate Ehyrabad.aud a remind from Juadispore; the Nabob ad milted the facts, but denied, in both instances, that they came • by hi orde.s, and remanded the former; the latter brhitged to Amass, who also denied that it had marched by h s orders. This information determined use to quit uiy reside ice in the town of Lucknow, and to occupy a garden-hous: of the NA. bob, at the distance of about five miles from hiv reyithince; vn rapairine to it, I met the battalion of Mynas, whose contagion oil the d.scretery was apparent. In his vexation, which het mall lint conceal, he tint to the Malaita, Why did not the trope take another road?' The removal of my nnidcnce ' which I communieated to the Nabob and the Seguin, had the apparent effect of plunging then, and the Nabob, on the neat day, quitted Lucknow, and enausped at a small distance from the place which I occupy. The geneiel opinion of the Nabob of Imelmow is, that he I, fearless, debauched, of a sasiguitiory uncootroulahle disposi tion; his profusion is unhouieled and his conduct folly proves his indination to maiiitein his illdepe.s4..int it all ti•giain ; on this principle he is considered u this determiued essay of the English. Hi ChM - 00M was not displayed, until after his seem egion to the Mosnud, and although I early received unfavounible ao. counts of his behaviour, which indicated a bed disistsition, was bound to mike eye, allowance for his posh awl situa tion ; and consideeing him ai the tool of the liegum acid bid ' advisels, it seemed lair to exonerate hies, is once 4111;f1w, hoes the reaponsibility of a enedutt, evidently indicating a hostile dilatation towards the Company. 'that ate Ilegeni beet diappmved his con Met is getablithod; and is somas censurable Instances of indecorum and curses genus, she interfered with equal propriety and nitre! to check theca, and was urgent with the Minister to curb hie follies, and controul his profusion. Voice Ali, who considered her preemies and inter/moue, as a check spot his conduct, was equally urgent few her return t.o Fysairad. The union between rhea was planned by the Beeman, on the receipt of my letter, reeenintendirg her t. withdrauc hat interference in the adininis - . . Leman of affairs: in her wavier to that letter, and in the stseaturrs which she 'satiated upon it, she hat the advice of Minas, who mai hero the secret mover of all the iiitrigites of opposition to the English infliseitre, of which I eolis.d •r with all well ititurinal and impartial permits, a, the Jeter.iiiiied enema. Rut it is impossible to exonerate the Nabob from the respon sibility of hit tonduff ; his age, it is true, is not isme titan seeeldoen, but his Asposiiien ms uncontroulable, except be the improwien of political liar Thit he It is proceeded to the ex tremities to which he has been led be the inueration of evil counsellors, may be admitted ; but he is dispeeed to admit counsellors of any other quality, or any impression* contrary to his rage for ',mimd stud i n dependency. The renmnstrances of the Milliner sad Relideot no the impropriety of his conduct, arid thine at'esnsl to check the.preereis of hs proemisities, ex cited his enmity and oppoeition. I refer io the Res dent's ac count efltis deportaminatin his conference with him of the 24th November. On my arrival at Loam.", the confident, between the Nabob and Regiun appeared indisselehle, amd it was the 01/I. .vino of the %flintier, that they coo d not he disunited. The proicipal adviser of the Regent was A1m..., either directly, or through Jewahur Ali Khau ; and Hossein Reaa Klessin and foliage Ray, ranged tieder their banners; with the Nabob, hu ' father-in-law, Siierf Ali Kharin, was supposed to have the teen influence, brit his favourite cnefilisits wore low, desperate wretches, the ceitt.mpt of all. The larittitae.aar the !atter, as repaid be a•r shawls vat ali ebilliteilles wee liar of dens nee and even in the prettied of the Nabob, to which I should have been iliv7mted to pied the less credit, if his con duct Aid not authwite a btisplei,•ll that he was capable of en tertaining such ideas. The object of all pieties was to oppose the Lr.glish influence. ' - rm Nabob was attacked by a &snider, still to be either the rnea-lcs re small-pox, immediately after my arrival at Lockout,. and I did not again meet hint behee the 14 of January The lot -real alltea v t me so opixottonov ..1 pros. Culi.ll in. inewities which I had la Yiew, add istraurime information en the yea* ...refrain I confess, wit:tuut rraerve, that I ,on,OS inyolsed in a s. min of Some perpleXttf, Of eroalisC!; the detail which felts we , will price the aCktiOwleacos.,llt to W well fuoilite4. tht the MI of ID_ eitesleer, rtinias, ith, has amid sedulously teethed avrear,rteet, wined on the Minister, and entch.d into conferences with toot, winch lasted several days. He began with at g Lomplai .ta of the minduct of ViMer Ali, lotion, to designated by a must opprobrious term. lie .poke of hissers mat,luiSl and profligate, as a man who wnild min the ceurstry by kis meet and ;irofi.sion. P 4. evpte•sea his alarm lest a inowleage cal his condoet should re-eh me, and fee. woe iiw •iril..rit measure.; he mentioned the total dial r po,iat .net she Illogsvii at hi. conduct, and the cattiest ws•h .f the Rireuen nnl himself, that be should be deposed, and sodie veer of the welt of K..dhh ud O dealt be Placed on the Mitenvd, exelislose all the saileof Aloph cad Dowtali as ape , ma.. I.: su-ce ding confereeces he mentioeed the names of Mirsa g' y and Mesa •lindtto, Moil sons of j..diala cad it pets. is to ill the Mug, lot o pointedly secluding all welters), itod that the former was the choice et the ktegu-r, the latter hit Minide , alth.ereh he prea , ..lr eintimeniestiel to me uses, oriumr urea , TO' so, In be the chemist of these propo.i- LOOS and ocommerded to Alinit to tyre ail the Begunt had to mak., dire,* to me. Ile 'room-ed that lie would, :out i'thatigh I ditty wee him. it wee lint WI the Mid of th , . mo..th that Mates aa . whert Isun.eit telhoal :east... Ile a.a. destiveliwil ie show ti at the Regem 111:1 w:th d M decline the it.luiristroli of V.ZICT Al , , but Col !buyer** in it bi the urgent repreamitat.sais ed the Minister, era the neces sity of appointing sone , ;lemon to prevent 'anarchy aril e relation, sod that she, at laat,wth velectgirer,comenteil to the eteeati of Vizier Ali He detailed the ekes and ern. tinny of the Nabob, the influence of Aim ee6 Cuulicotkirii over huh, and the it •cessi:it of removing hies, to prevent the rioM of the c. try ; and the Raguin't earnest desir that Vizier Ali should he d; posed, qu el.-ficient in tile and that all the sons eif Asopli aid Dowlah shots@ be earls led on the settle grounds ; and Mina Jiingly be atipointMt Nahob. He said, that with Vizier Ali, neither peraonel par pent, nor female chastity, would be secure; and that eve,. the B gum harstlf would nut be able to withetand hit tyran-y. He meotimosl souie aneeilotei of his comity( towards younger brother Itexa Ali, and her wife, involving attempt. oil the lie of the not, and the person of the tither. which I had helot hem other respectable quarters. Under any miler circumstances than those in which I erat placed, lshoelil have checked sock language; hot having formed no positive deromii:ation with respect to my remasues, although I laid in contemplation the final rritilution which I have adopted, I thought h most prudent to atenall to Moine, &lad lead hint into a corsonirreent front which he retold not, mitten, regard so ;officials or propriety, retreat; • and in this view, after remarking on the importance of tire proposaion, and the necessity of teriousle deliberating hew far it mid be reconciled to the honour and reputation of the Ciii.oane, I informed him that it would be necessary to repeat it in the presence of the Commander io Chief. On the ith, Alois+ attended me for this. purpase,.nd in the Presence of the Commander in Chief, awl the lidiniata, aeon repeated the sobstance of his former proaositiotit, de.fariog his nen slid the Begem's opinion, that Vizier Ali's emsouet was uneoittroulable; her with that he should be de...0w1, as wanting right and qualities far the shame m which lie had,' been raised ; and that Milta dangly shoold be invested, as Ob.; liikitilijfi'llKms of Valor Ali, I. point rif birth-right, excluded slime reputed tans ..f Aslant% aid Dowlah. tie este:col nie that the deposition of V iner Ali, sod elevation of MorzeJunglf. would be highly gratifying to the public. He answer. 4 a clueit. ton put to him, Wherier the power of the Id•glitii would be iiarcient to depose the Vta'er Alt? in the affirinative. middy the couuteuance of the Company's tome*, arid their e,on. teal assistance to quell any 4..turnance: and throng% the Mi nister, he prom ia -d a large pecuniary saerif.ce as • compete. ration for my acqureicence. The opimion of Almas, as to the defertive title of Vizier Alt, is comment with his declarations and behaiiorir imme diately subsequent to his elevation; the conduct of the lie-gum is ilittateil by a wish, eumbinbig a vaiihcaton of her avarice, her ptide, and her desire of cnntruul; her opinion of Virer Ah is entitled to o noire weight than her former opinion in his favour, and her imqualified apprubatMa of his conduct But the ummainical adonsaioe of the souring' tfuth of V i zier Ali, and all his brethren, and of the superior right of the tons of SuJiah aid Dowlali, was en far Important, that it left both Alnias and the Begum without a shadow of pretext for Oply.f. the claim of Saadat ma the ground of right; and I am warraiited in a conclusion, thas suet; a pmposition nee: r could have both made but under a conviction thatVisieratli was actually spurious. I have undnubted a iithooty to believe that Rem Khasi& and lukait Kay were privy to these pro. paittwolOS. My determination waste rej-et them, although I did not c ininsumcate it to aline.. The head euisitzfr of the eirdast B /au. Jewaluir A:i Kliann, has since informed me, that the volewncei het e A'niae and myself had been eolll.tionj. noted to th, Itortirn, and had her aparobatinn, and that it oas liar w th that alt tet communications with her should be can tied on throuth Airll.l*, and 111/ ether person. It Was at not period, with the evidence before me of the stve. rinds birth of Vizier Ali, but still without ally pokily* imam. tniaation t.. place Saadi' Ali on the Mustiorl, that I deemed it necessary to preaare for the accomplishment of this event, wed }rote (Si Reodeitt at Bernows to prepare irealigeinetthi foe h:s arrival at Khanpore, in the most expeditious mariner, but not to make any conioninitations on the ~abject to Samba Ali himself. Thes • iihttuctians were ilisintelicaloa tiie 7th of the month. I had prepared the di Aft of an engegement, for the ape probation or rejection of Saadiit Ali &Chaim, which, to ptevent the chance of ititerceptiee, was prey Mails disuatcheil, but unite , smiled eiteeleae, liana' a prohibition spine opening it, with out my particular direction.; the iodractinne, direetim; tore communication of it to Saadut Ali, were drimelehedOto the 9.1 t, but with an intimation that eircomatances might still inesetat the 4i.pri.ition orthsh I in...lasted in hi. (anon,. ' The total annihilation of the fonctiou et the Miiii.ter ma'. the appniatment of new Ministers alwolute y ortoeasary, midst any cireismo,n+es or atrang4Ttent ; the selection was oes:erne rile confined to three . perem.. Abney Humein Vat Khauo. and Tukait Ray ; mu tire former, the ospections were ,teciti,,i to the latter, ratan, but n-ee. ity entopelled ti over rule them. 1 knew that these at t ttt .11trnentS woui.l u. acceptable to both the Begiiin and the Nabob, and they wive invaded by the Nabob, in nay presence, on the llth isist. A. an additiohal instance of the violence, of the Nabob's character, arid his little regard to • tense of piopriety, I hove to mention, tnat nn the fakir:lig 'hie, he not only humbly plain deed the house of Zemems Ali Khoon of the piihlic property under his charge, hut that of several merchants deposited with ri t lsseell in het niS .ti capacity Or Cuirtoiminaster, and of the , private property of hseen hiniselt, who has, for some time past, lived under the protection of the R and since my remove! trams louckilOri, mitre inonedlately under mine. 2cri• seen tepOrtril the fact, and liosselit Rem Chaim c ri•irmed it in Mortar, of repoibatain The preceding detail friroW'ie , a Manny, which has been rarely pamßeled : Vister All, mallow any title in the public estimation, eras etre:Vert C.. %nu htuinsid by the selection ot the Barium, aid ae: of the Resident aid Ali nate,. lie was confirmed upon a by ,he acknowledgment of his the by the C-rra pane , and their d ,clarati to support it. With out that acknowledgment and .tr,rport he 'mold oats he e ls P posed by Alma., whose influence over the Region world have gamed her coo .alit to his demolition The itec , aratiels of Alma., ors hi. ill-partere frein kAuw, were ettuivaleut to a renunciatam of allegiance to the Vizier Ali, and his measures were so SI.1,11CI011• as to excite ~eilefel alarm. Vizier Ili im mediately Logan to 441 in eaposition to the in'leence and in ter at. of the Company, and the tateiference of the Beg inn in the administration of straits, produced disorder. The Begun' and - .tier Ali were out [ltem united: she ee isured and con dunned his conduct; he felt sore under her controul, and stied her departing to Fasibail. An intimation to the Bestow le withdraw her ins ofettoice, mined them, sod under their anion the most violent and iitioltiog measures to the Com pany were adopted. 'rhe Begam, from whatever motives, tea Vizier Ali, as illegitimate mid itimm/ified, and kiIIOPOIWS to tl per the permit of het choice, atrl Mailer the onsession to the tom r.i Sodjali set 1/awlali. The proposition Is Woolen foraraid by Minas, whai OM. in it; Minis and his. Miss Reza Woman, Irad upeuly expressed their disapprobation Vither Alit eleyaltan. If the interest> of the Campine gaol humanity, the repute tiara of the C lady for honour and justice, dl4 not oppose • the measure, Illy own feeling. would hare induced me to with ', due it 'in a &AMC id w inuch embeassnient. I The G ivertirnent of Ueda, batli in the opinions of the na tives of the couiary, as well as externally, is considered a de. pendency u,wn the Emitih, whatever in Nation under tree ', ties may be. Scindia refer' the stair mute of Vizier Al, Blown by Ilse !Staleqy to the Gneertinr tikneral, and there are matot ratirectal , lee ta.nihrs in Lucknow who li,, tinder the pro tection of the British I Komice; in the estimation or the natives of Intli•, the kingdom of Verde is held as a gift it the Company to Su Jj ah aid Idoelah, and a. a depend..., fier lie these re marks, I union only to contrast the lichee...ear of Vizi., Ali Klim) atilt she primula. kommern snit co...feet ni his puede ce.eit, and to $l.ll us .out the political Joicredit attending the stah,osion of our influence in (rude. la the cony orations betweiri 11m to and the late Minister, the forme, • aimed of his inAortice mrr the q.hutarv , anr oil nti • y sohke w th the yellert a'nte'ing t of the per.-u, but of Quip-over of lie Natio,. Twit he actually pnelenwrs this in fluence, I Isaac reason W 4.01.1:1t, as it to thinvsJ, flat only P." own power. but his close tne Seguin, who, sluice the death of Aerah sal Owe lab, has acqu red • pre ia nag -rauCe on the Go,rler ()Went. in which oh. never before allioved to have any paitacipition. L. h-r name, Alinae as. ; while he pletarhis to disavow, WTI the part of the Keeton, all eish to illterCf• in the Adarineiration, his pro f fashions to ins ware direly CA Ctel' id to eita+lish it. He re quested that the Miiiistre tenet be *opine el, even without aav commiiiiic tieci with 'he Rohm', and receive their 'getout. immediate!. from the Beg•l'r. Toe peationdi ii, oil lief part, fit the iace.litXXO‘ Mra. 13401y...4..144 es...seined alas the - devtre thtt it ehnuld v.oentib'y proceed hum bar, ic aidil .,, ia raci t n i dt h !iin e . Useold I a of h er choice. Since the nth ut oh; ,:;.nth, Almas hat never maun et the proposition for the appoi n t m e nt of Jang!y ai ; and altivgh he has hem daily to pa. reep , b c. to toe, ant hat rye,, gone so far as to pay one of hi s Ki et . to the Resldeat since the Minister's relinquishment o f his offlciat Notion% I have reason to believe that, sitipefling p . sition. would inr he agYe t el to, he has revived his e with ti:e Nabob, uhri,9 he •w lately proposed to dem, now 'iv , n the wrier itheclor .u( his chndoes. lie acquainted the Minister that the &sewn would consent to sit addition to the atitau.ie of tee. te lacks per It Mires Jungly were no- Piston. it, and if I 111••••• el uirnit it. Tl i t seiscii.in of this sat of So t:toi proceedted Ina the roconune..datiort of It ii•sem tees dictated by hit sit of the isetily, 3114 i is !iartiaaty tor IM,Lza Jungle in part. eider. The Iteguni leas no yterious coostection with Min. On the Begone< proneuitani 1 have this further observati on make, that tt it had .000riated in personal dislike to Vizir., Ail oulir, It could nut ha,, rime to the Went of tilt:holing all the reputed sans of Aureli uJ Dowlah. Whau Alain WWI asicA he ine, what he proptsel should be dot.. with them, or how they should be provided for? hit ra,,ly was, us • thein a small monthly allowance equal to a bate su'. a•troice Vizier Ali has attrs•-ted mint partizans amotigst the soltli.tr, Luc iii., truant not tau inclmed to suporat hint without the a:- floianse ran the begUlli and Almas, wltteli, if withheld, :nest yreeaot all opga.ofon to an ancrahon n. the sureassirm. be age inirmities of the Ilzgum, the a: and neahlt of A'atas, a. e Argainenta a( list the'• app alien Y.. the it t: de, which .ar hive aekitowlelged, provided they arc I) it driven to ileiieratatit Fd•fus my final determin Atkin was adoptvf,l hae'resolr;d the tussle of giving edect to the retolut.rid coed la the board, that the. influence of the Cmoility shoe if be inatotairtol w thole, and two modes only occurred • 4 tited- Mx It Dv placing the cnntrniii over Vizier Ali in the hands of t.!•0 /3..gual, 01, by facing ih.e adininistratiors or alairs shiuerig uu d: entitroul id the comp... Th. former sort ill have been the accomplishment of 311 that thu Itectim sad Alltrir, had projeeted, although Alain 1,41- Mh ••‘.hrdely us me, that if he Si re .liiitster, he elauu.o .I..ipt own poem t c .ritroJt t!• Na b ob. To iti latter the cetjachoris were many and great, the prim cipoi or which, in my opinion, way, the serious effect .1 would Levi find iiansi our eitam`ler foe political tothear,nce 2;4 .11/.Cana. ; salmis it could have Land eliding the minority of Vizier Ali. The precaviii,g thrtair might have Llama n Itlttne4; one dr. ensiwan •••• lies ...cun,d tar we recollection, whii.ti I think me •Saare to itt.mtc.ll.; a •mrinroolidemt and id ally 07. Hour,, ruiidntw. prrierumliull roan Shetf AL Kitson, th- father. iii•ia-v of the Nab b, repeat d several thaos, to cakes Are s U. the name of pare N.Mots, ef a gaid MO4II, to each 011 the t.woprau soldiers with thin LUCOIt. Th. aiee.eling statement of Len and in:ormatidn„ suggested questiiut• a Leis wsiiinie entlasiraosmeitt The ;Quite of my in•estigation into the birth of %%sato Ali had weakethtl of tab rthd a I the gromuls &yeti which out acknowledgoient of bit title fps, newts made-asthe ii , knowlitelgiuent of bit:', a. Wirth, by the late Nabob, lees iti.th in the harem, the furor ist the Mahwaa. dau Lev in favour of that schwa the spa parent sansiacto a 0, Cle intireaitiiiitS at Lu. know at his eleya. bon, and the decism I of the elder 5 gum in bra favour. It preset, that .f the socce .aura to the blitaniad of Oude ' ' ern sispendeil.fortile the first arc a! 41 swpr sr •• ea.'d it death of an appeal had be •n made to the imbiniewl jj j . pe, as a jury, their s edict wool,' hare pronounced Vizier Ali and all the suns of the late Nabob spurious, de,,tutite of any tai. to the Musnud t, and that the sons of ntijah sad Dow lai. had ca uhdeinable tight to it. The ev:dence of Zeltseen establish: d, to way entire convirtiesi, the justice and truth of the pubLe=eiLi thent ; and I bad the mortiheation to loath, that the repotafron of the Cumsiauv had tuffared by an Aet, which, lit the isi•itirsts of ail teputaloe people, had been no le•S• shim:chit than un just It ea. lippoinibleto titmice them impreoiore, by alums that the G tr. ttttt ient had nut directly interfered in d ceding upon the •a.: •estion, since, in the opinion of all, Vizier Alit elevation was considered an art of the Litglisli (iovernnorit ; and it is certain, that without their ackmoledgiumit and sup port he eau:d Trot have maintained his situ num. Oti taeother h.ind, It might be argued, that the eaten( the newts now altared ; then tile Nabob having been ,n4now !edited, and that inknowledgeterit etinArrowd, the question sr et as lone. r open to d.ctsioti ; that the ditteredit of the Act had been i ,curved, p.: I , h it the remosation of t .8 u.• ii• pone nook n - it tine hetes:et-4 ay to Act,whic , u ' be uutancroroula have prawn d it; that the Venue were it .nine d .gree recta*. cited to the mccerraLitt of V:zier Alt. with Lad gamed tinny par tali , . nut, is oprvewion ti this, it was again to he wird, that Os pree•dmit of the Aniiire succv—on, Sheet., after the pos session of the soyssreigoty by Amen liong, far a!even years, us, with the •iariCtioli lit toe Coon sif Director's. open to investiga tion and decision, fornithma satisfactory reply to all ergernoim against a revisal of nu/d0...i0n, and to a reversal of it, a authot- Le I by led co. That our aeitnewrisdg,net.t of Vivo , Ali, in the hest instance, been extorted by the uigeney rat the cast, and that the sew. chit confiviestio, se it was made up •n presumption, which con:d not be se ta tale open the -.wfence or information before us That the per te sense of Vitier Ali a want of all title to the Alinotort, h d anderrne n.. rownlnenats, nor ever ; !hat there is not a men It. ng who ever be lieved hi n to he the en ny kolosi tad Demi oh, or to IsAre a sliclow of right to the blustiud ; on the mittir . v, that in Luau., he is g "wally known to he the win of a Futuna ; and d his fusure char.' ter shunts pow, a, aliandnned as it proonses to b.:. the disgrace atteiolii : g hit eievation to the Miisitud would be perpetuated ; that aithough malty woe now reconciled to his titSe, trout. various motive., the of the Comprovy , leis huie.city, imeiast, en luddfer. Mae, that saint eel i hr. 'hog rwspeekenSty,who were not biassed ,by such motive., had out ehutpt d then sentiments urns it. The toecstitom of Vine; Ali, W the words of Abdul Lauer wasolJebtles. considered he ail men of respectability. as at. act el kijettice to the i rimed:AL d•rileendants of Isnjah tad Doodah, Si the rightful Inas; And nu one gave the elpirany credit fee acting from inoteres of supposed justice, but all ascribed their acknowledgmein of Vizier All to the political expeetatien of ettabliching a more easy and effective influence in Onde, sham they oth,owise could. It so, with•certaiiity that the sentiments of Aodul Lateef were general, with evidence that th:y aro well fouoCsl, the political reputation of the Company calk only be rctored lay the. stalkstricont of a family in the Mos nail, when, in the iiiiiver•al (mimeo, has an exclusive rigl.t he it. Wberover that ouiniuo extends, the justice and reputa tion of the Company must Ise affected by confirming the sir cession of an Eineire to tbe son of a Fraash. If Saadut Ali his a right to the MusituJ, upon what grounds can we defend the dental of it! Whilst the presumetton was in favour id Visit' AI, we deterininal to maintain his title, not only aphis: SA-idut Ali, but against all opposition. That presumption a done away, and the right Saadut Ali, as represeritative of the finitly of Ssgab Dairtah, stands undeniable Ly ju4o.or and unicrsal opinion. It nit) , be argued, that they ate nut bound to run the risk ref hewilities in support of it; and tees argument moat be unanswerable, if we could withdraw foam all interference n the qoestioit, or if otit interference did not amount to a denial of his right. The Helium and Alms, by their admission Oa. N'ilier Ali itas no title to the Mustnid, aid by their proposition to invest Mira.. Jiiegly, on whatever emle it may be Mande I, have precluded then:Helves to.ti ; 11 right of typal's:loli ;II ilia Millais of Sulu; Al. I do nut Wl* to ashen, that they will not oapose his claim against the sup port of the English, ; bat L,tiug admitted the *ulterior right of Siojeti rid Dowlah's unit, their "ponchos to the representative of that family tryout move a total dereliCion of all repel 1, right and principle out their parts, and a determFation maintain their owls interests against all opposition. Un nether hand, sit every .3 id sojeatica is the Odrelat MON, was ni,et net overt...de the fotiv• postal. coaseque .0 of denyit.g that right to Said .1 Ali, to w slch, in the c.,Mtion of all, 'l.v tit:e st.n4, gin d WI are us implicated in ion coiMetrisil Dude that we cannot viiitteltsw from it, and wear* a salad 1 is it,that without a del. ales ir.flcence in is AJ.ifai•trd Ewa MCCAI3IIOt ITUVe any ie.:tuft! ' • the co-1.-eioences of such • v i a. anon might be fate, if the Gave-rum- ii the country vast se:retty hitch's to my •,arlig u.ot, would be ill sktu 4 ati a4 e. m i n of ,i t ..4 he pole we r'tuid estn't fioun h.. A: ask Viso. pecusidpi hiaeroky compelled to restanyorati ail Lawnfarenca is the adinnawirato.t. T] A in tneni the ; tier. bet! to ver ' Lui vuu fief I of An oft wi ' :el, ac Cn bal pa' Lel P+V limo