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1 4 1 if ir .11, Iyr r i .LMENCE. • --.1---- •.. . e. , a rsnourn, etc 18. ' Artived the F.me, of 74 guns, from the Downs. with the ,:si, W. Br Nlieh , Lord Coe I. rrofh, Bea rd, I. seer, L)arii Scott, Al wick Collet, livemer Celle, Ctrei, Moe het4, a, and Ledo * Jane Mirada , . Past Indiamen, an ! a fli.et of outward-bound yes eels, under convoy ; and the Serapes store-ship, and "Amity gnn-veswl. Yesterday, the Allita, .4, htlle, an .1 Mostriout, sill , e 4 to join the Channel Fleet ; and the Aletror bomb, with a convoy, for Ctrossey. . Lord St. Vincent will heist his flag on board the ifbeetsita, of 100 guns, at !‘f pithead, as soon as she is ready for sea. Captain .1 tallr's Rowen, one of the Commissioners of the Sii k and I Itirt Board, is ap pointed Captain of the Chaanel fleet; and Captain Western, a relation of his Lordship, is appointed to command the Hibernia. . Sailed the Arreger sloop of war, with about twelve sail of 'vessels, under convoy, for Falmouth and the Mediterranean ; and the Defet;dee gunevessel. for St. Helen's.—Wind Easterly. PLYMOUTH, M. 17. The strong South-west wind of Friday fast, caused the return of the Channel Fleet into Torbay. and His Majesty's ship A:nape a second time into Cawsand Bay, where she is now waiting for a convoy. Came in L'Aigle frigate from a cruise, and the Tavel* Parsons, ( turn Amsterdam, bound to Ame rica, leaky. Sailed the Kite lugger, Ch-erbi gun-hrig, His Ma jesty's ship Convo ror, of 74 guns, Capt Pellew, the r Tor and Endeavour. with a convoy to the West- Ward; also, the Proviience cutter for Scilly. His Majesty's ship Pa iner of Irate, Capt. Red foed, is ordered round to Plymouth to receive Ad miral Thornborough's flag, for the Channel station, ender Earl St. Vincenr. The Nemesis ft igate is gone into the Sound, and, with the Player Sloop, received wages to-day. DOTES, TES. 18. The brig transport, No. 524. came in here last eight, in distress, with a part of the 2d Regiment of Dragoons of the German Legion ; the greatest tof which are recruits. There was likewise on art a a part of the fs'flth Regiment of Foot, about , who saved themselves, as they supposed, by get. Ong en board from another transport, named the "Airfare, which rail foul of them in the Downs, .ind which they 'apposed to be sinking in the confusion s but which proved to be erroneous. Some of them have no shoes nor stockings. and no other covering en their bodies bat a loose coat. lfre Germans re port, that just hefore they were ordered to embark, they were in constant expedation of being engaged. as the Russians, who are at present in nooses-ion of Hanover, to the amount of between YO ano 30.000, seemed determined not to quit it ; while the*Pres iiesis, on the other hand, insist they shall. The Pteeeh, at present, it appears, in that neighbour lliood, are but few in number; nothing more that' what is sufficient to garrison a small fortified tows, *bout seven miles distant. • A few evenings alma fishing smack, in coming for the harbour, got behind the North Pier Head, and the rudder striking the round, the tiller knocked the Master overboard; he drifted on shore is the Bay soon after. He was, 1 am informed, the last of km brothers, all of whom were in the same em ploy, and all have likewise hem drowned. We blare a great many of those smacks, which come up here from Torbay. for the season, where they find a baiter market for their fish, and also a much quicker conveyance to London. nem., rem. 18. 'This morning arrived in the Downs, the Fury bomb. with twenty-eight sail of traasperts, having On board General Dundas's division of troops, and part of the German Legion, under convoy from Vermouth Roads, and remain in the Downs with the ships at per last.—Wind N.E. SHIIIRNESS, TM 18. The Falcon sloop of war has a signal flying for }convoy to the Elbe, Weser, Tonningen, die. and is appointed to proceed with the trade from the Nora, on Thursday, the 20th inst.—Wind E.N.E. —.....--. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Get l, Frs. 18 —Pamiod by the Phenix, Wyatt ; and the fnrtusar, Crone, front Malta . Patrician, Straultand, irons Seydle q Ameraa, Jeltord, from Trneriffej Vaiokittnte, Stout, Irons Jantalcal Vrow W,ltona, —; and •ne An tral", V tndoeer. front Enttaten. &Wed the Macro, Welloart, fur the cease o Africa. The Reek. At Les, from Grenada, for London, is pat iron Carricfergus, in dirtiest. fbe Farr American, —, from New York, for Amsterdam, i. detained, and sent into the Downs. Extra& Of A letter from an Officer on board His Majesty's ship fllealoin, dated Madras Roads, August El, I Itos : After • powers of 17 writhe, we came to an *nether in these Roads the t3d toes. whets we fantod Admiral har Edward Pel le'', whom mar Admiral, Sat Thomas Trownradge, immediately superset.' .4 us the Chicf Caminaand to the Eastward of Ceylon. Shy the 42.$ of Jaily we toilworn' aisl a serer* gale of wind, .11 let. SS South, when the Count Last-Indiaman parted coin ?any, horses lest her fantasia-mast, as dad the Watley, but from what cause we could out karts. On th• Gth of Au gust, in lat. 19. 0 9 Sandi, long. SI 22. East. at 4 p rn. we intimated three strange col close by the wind, in a line of toed., on the larboard taek. All was instantly cleared (or ac saen, when we discuvered them to he enemy} shape, •az a threr decker, a 'ragout, and a prate, that showed oil, and which we afterward. Iratind was the Ltruusoick Esst-Indiamati.— The otitis of the line, .1114 guns, now radioed French colours, with the -flag of a Rear-Admiral, and running •p under the Colah•itintra lee-quartos, fired Into her , the frigate, with a 'Tenth en lin living, followed fining, and receiving our con voy's fire in retain, ; utrierstiog us lying by for tnem, they reserved tbetr fire At S. 31 .we °peewit our: nn the eurisy's flag slop, hot from the great swell, could not bring our lower dell ;tins to beer; howeirer, she found our stain and quanerdeck guns too warts for her, and accordingly she cow/sled sail a-head. They crown' our hawse ab- it nsidniint, and st day light next motiuna we saw them hull dna • re,..artaag th.O. damages, but occascanally appearing to bear up t.. , us: however, they chose not to renew the action, and we could nut chaceerithout •tpoeise our valuable cameo' to the danger of twontselaratcad from us. We coceared no in jure except a f.riar shot throsigh our 1t,,, Ails, and the low of Mr. Co o n• voting is to a cs, killed by a piece of laiagndge no the quartet deck. Tn. Ga :get had a man also killed by a 910 shut. ‘Ve f N touch d sappoitatet at the ere. air's slim !the Marrog ge tin off. The St. Finrento has tithe* • Preo..ll foam., of 44 guns, after a wrote action ~ft,e, hoor., in which...he had ft.rty men lulled and wooa,ded, the toy 1.10. This iticuriosg a izscla• cuis:r event tad. place a -.6.3goo l inarelao, A log Lenten.- t. put a period • au n darg "aneariell the the bead with a —9llTavern, Madras. 11 ; , EAST 11 4 IDI AFFAIRS. • • P.ll' t: RS PRESEHTED TO THE Hol2se OT 0011411n , 5, TEM. suaNT TO THEIR ORDERS OT THE 25TH KHO 28TH JUKE, 1805, ILLLATING TD star 111,01 A AFFAIRS. (Continued from our Paper of TUP day.) 6th. The stipend. vi the !legume and Princes at Senates, amounting in rupees too lan time thousand per annum, and the Eurruchabad penswes, amouieing to rupees t. cots-three thousand six hundred and thirtreight, are iucluded in the above sum of seventy-six !am of Ueda Saw t upon. 7th. The Governor Genets!, Sir John Shore, Rare on ti e part of din East India Company, agree. that the English feces maiiitaiited iti the country of Oude fur its defence 'lever shall enti.ist of less than 111,000 men, including Europeans arid natives cavalry, infantry, arid artillery; mid it at ally time it 'both heeinne necessary to augment the troops of the C - pariy its Outfit, beyond the number of thirteen thoutind men, including Europeans and natives, infantry, cavalry, and ar tillery, the Nabob Saadut A'i Kheint agrees to pay the adual difference occasioned by the excesa above that number; aixi in the same manner, if the troops of the Company in Curls, from any necessity, should be less than eight then-and men, including infantry, cavalry, artillery, natives, and European:i s a deduction shall be made horn the mooted stipend of seventy. six lass of Rupees, equal to the actual ilsteretice of men below the specified number Bth. As the English Company are not possessed of any for tress in the dontolione ot Ouile, the Natioli Saadit Al. Khaun, having the fullest reliance on the friendship of the Erigleh Company, agrees to make seer to their exclusive possession, the fort of Allahebad, with all its buildings and apeurtenances, and the Gaits immedi itely dependent upon the fort, together with ai much teed surrounding the Met, as may be necessary for the purpose of au esplanade, the Company agreeing to be answerable to tile Naimb fur the anoint ref the revenues col. lefiel from the said Giotto; the said Nabob also agrees to ad sante to the Company such a sum as nosy be necessary fur strengthening and improving the fortification or this fart, poi- Tided that it de not exceed the suns of eight lees at Dude Sieve rupee.; and that the said amount, or actual amount of the expenditine, not exceeding eight lam of rupee., shall be paid to the Cnnewity, within two years from the dare of this treaty, in such premetions as may be reqiiired tar defraying the expence to winch it is applicable; and the said Nabob Saadut Ali Khan, for the same reasons, funkier agree, to ad vance t.. the English Company, fur the propose of repairing the fort of Futtyghtir, within six months Item the date of this eneagenierit, a sum nut exceeding in the whole three lace of Curie Slum rupees 9th. lf, for the better protection and defence of the &mi. nions of the Nabob Scarlet Ali Khan, it should he deemed ad. visable to change the present stations of the troops at Cawn pore and Futryrhur, the Nabob Saadut Mu Khan consents tlierete, and that the troo;-s shall be stationed ern such places as may he judged most aevieible end coaveWent, and that he will defray the cayenne attending their removal, and making can tonments fur the troops lOiti. As the Feigloh Company Irma incurred a considera ble cayenne by their exertions iii estaalteliing the light of the Nabob Saadut Ali Khan, the said Nate: agrees, in coneidera boil thereof, to pay the Company the sum of tertlve lacks of Dude Stec* Rupees. 11th. As the payment of the Computes troops in Omit depends upon the regular diecharge of the alit:wide stated iu the wield sued third article of the treaty, the said Nabob engagee to exert his utmet endeavours so disch urge the stipulated kites withesua ivat icy ; but it, c intrary to the sincere intentiniis and exertions of the said Nabob, the payment of the kilts should fall into arrears, the said Naeaub Saadut Mu Khan en , iges and promises that he will then vise such security to the Company, for the discharge of the existing arrears, and the future regular payment of the bets, as shall he deemed rata factory. Itth. Whereas he the engagement now entered into be. tertian the Nawaus Vizier and the Company, the amount of the subsidy is considerably increased, and many other permanent charges upon to Excellency me incurred s on a comparoon of his disbursements with the meets of his country, it becomes necessary to make such reductions in as superfluous charges of the public establishments, servants, Are. as may be motive, and are consistent with his Excelleney's dignity and convene ence. To that end, the said Nabob agrees to consult with the Co iipany's Geirernment, and in concert with them devise the proper objects of such reductions, and the best means of effete.- bag them. 13th. As the political interests of the Nabob Saadut All Khan and the English Compels) , are the same, it is expedient and agreed, that all correspondence between the Nabob Saadut Ali Khan, and aif: foreign power or state, shall be carried on with the km. wedge and concurrence of the Company ; and the Nabob Saadut Ali Klima agrees and promises that no cor respondence contrary to the Wow of this article shall lie car. rued on by hint. 14th. As the stipulations in the commercial Treaty be tween the two theme hare nit been enforeed with due atten tion, particularly in the derninions of the Natioh Vizier, the contracting parties agree to exert their utmost endeAvonrs to give force and effect to them. 15th. The Nabob Stream Ali Khan engages and promises that he will not eidertain any Europeaus of any dew ription in his service, nor allow any to rend* in his country, without the consent of the Company. 16th. The Nabob Soviet Ali agrees, that a suitable mainte nance shell be provided for the reputel children of his brother, the late Nabob Asoph ul Dowlali; aid( irrilliugly promises hl/ take them under his protest on. 11th. The Nabob Vizier cal Memalik Saadut Ali Khan Rthauder, for himself mid his hems, and the Gevernor- General Sir John Shoot, Ittsronet, on the hart of the Fast ladle Coripiauy, respectirels promise to sham 111, sincerely and strain, all the articles coatained and setts iii the present I Treaty ; and they both agree, that they will give the greatest I attention to mamtain, between themselves, their dointotiona, and their subjects, this present Towle, and all the articles en ded by it; that all transactions between the two States shad be carved on with; the greatest cordiality end harmony ou both sides; and that the said Nabob shall possess full Authority over his household affairs, hereditary dominion*, his troops, and hl, subjefas Kedblindy (or Instalment ; for the Peptise' of the Annual Sebsid• Ist Kist for Jan payable Feb. I 633,333 5 4 3d Aims fir Feb ditto March L 63.1,7.3 5 4 3.1 ditto for March....ditto April 1. ...118.3,533 5 4 4th ditto foe April......ditto May 1. ...633.33) 5 4 sth ditto for May ditto June 1.......... 633,313 5 4 6th ditto for J une ditto J 1 633,333 II 4 7th doter for Ju'y ditto Aug. 1 Bth ditto fer Aug ditto Sept 1 •.. 6311,3 , 13 5 4 9th dittn ler Sept ditto 03.1. 631.333 5 4 Ihh ditto for 01. ditto Net 1. 63'1,333 54 I Ith ditto for No. ditto Dec. 1.........636,133 5 4 12th ditto for Dec ditto Jan 1. 633,333 5 4 Total Sicca Rupees 76,00,000 0 0 Signed and Sealed by Sir John Shore, on the part of the Company, and the Seal Mate Nawab Saadut Ali Khan, affixed tu the refill!' Copy. (A true Cony.) Feb. $l, 1798. Signed G. H. BARLOW: Secretary to t:ost. N. 2.—Copy of the Minute of Sir John Shore (new Lord Teiciininuth)datiol the sth of March, 1708; and ho Letter totie Secret Co o mmittee, or Court of Dironots; explaining his reasons for c.oicloal•ng the above Treaty; and his final Arrangsn.ents in (Jude GOVILIIPOR.GZHIS A L have the honour to lay before the Board some farther information on the subjed of my late traulatitions at Liicnew, and, in the ht , t instance, record my prom imd explanation of the variations between the terms of the ermaceinens, executed by the Nawab Saadut Ali, at Benares, and those of the treaty concluded with him at Inclose. It mint be almost superflu,us to plenum, that the engage ment executed by the Nawati Saadut Ali Khan, at Betiares, could never be considered as the proper form of a treaty b.tweeo the Sovereign of nude and the Company, the situation in whfch we were relatively placed precluded all discussions, and the in. formality in the terms dictated be necessity is now corrected. Aniong.t the snore material variations, the reloinuishment of the cowl tion, rs ping a tract of country to rte! Company, in pmporEciii to any defiriency in the payment of the stipulated suVidy, is fiut to be explained. This ound.tion was suggested lay the terms of the treaties tie. tweet, the Company, and the Nawab stf Arcot and Itaiith of C 4 01217-EXCI7/1111GS, F t B. 19. lion c it rids Tn-d r m i' j ' O7 it, t n " 1 tr . t h rt ."' u ' the '4 lll 'n t i h i v i:e b o w nl o t ul tu ri ti h i t d :o eh ' ul a l ii v i e ll i e t s e , y ie.l, e e .i f ve lta e i CU r k ,o e r GaTred,:tahl ‘er,alet,a.a:rdveeesrayerv. iemrlamti ac..nie o y furtheresat., imports gau. tro,:Rft 6chsvheat art{r place, would be attended wish dithceities and embarrassment. (. ry, at pplies of and the . u p pity en hand me coiraide•able;•fine samples lo ! : that would lure !mutated the Aimaterst advantage of stipu d their pric qualitiii at somewhat less. Of Liles. la , - fresh arrival., and are senvenlhet cheaper. Bit ker t lotion, in a li g e t Z i pt.ti m n e riiva ure ; I si s f u p c i a mSitare force to carry it intro effect; and, that although shookd ultimately furuishstlie security proposed by it, the as- There in.* article is much cheaper; the bast may be bought .rt al. Clover s e , t args O at:, this trade is quoted rathe r el:raper. excepting her 'a argument would not pros . de for the timely payment of the sub sidy. The extrem.• unpopularity Attending the exaction, was a doer llsir c o w i t nrst M q a u l a t l: AvY li: f th t e Al l e .ri ; of Anther motive with me fi.r relinquishni.firt of it, as well a: Meals. rehensions which woukl have been generally excited by teration. the publication of it. CURRENT PICP. OR GRAIN. The Article which has been substituted is equally calculated Wheat 46s. :r2 . 705 Beam (Old) ...ors. po i oil to operate as a check tspoti failure, And as an inducemeitt to Ftwr do 72s 734 Tck beaus (de) 43. 50, la. punctnalit. ; and whilst it express:d general terms winch it, 38s 42.1. Cli , flat. 2). VI.. 3b..„ 11111120,0 the objections 411.,1111: irony impopulaity or apprehen. "Ss. i4s. Rd P lands Ilion, they are no less calculated to empower the Company to ast 4t ; . o ° l. demand that security, the event of taller:: on the part of the Newels Siaclut Ali Khan, ' , inch may be deemed satisfactory. In fart, they leave the nature of the security at their ()idiom 32i &is. 0. 1 . i Sew° de rr)s 10s Oil., Upon • consideration of the objections to the stipulation as it originally stood, it occurred to me to propose t. the Nawab, iu lieu of •it, a mortgage of the Duals. 131 uneral terms, a. a security for the payment of the whole ; but as it was liable to similar, and eve,, greater objvdions, I relinquished it. The article containing the stipulation fur the reduction of the forces of Oude to a definite number, was transcribed, with some variation., from the Beaty at Allahabarl, with the Nawab Sujah ud Denials, in August, 1765; I relinquidied it fur the following reasons r Becalm the publication of It would have excittil a general alarm amongst the military in Oude, and might have led to tumult and insurrection ; and because the execution of it must gradually and necessarily take place, iu (Nita to enable the Nanob to provide the funds fur the pay ment of the subsidy, and his increased expences. In tier, ay trims of the article are rather modified than retiounced ; for the terms of that which has been substituted for the original stipulamit, includesall the establishment:. as well military as civil, arid antimony" an interference on the part of the Com pany, if it should be necessary, as tar as may be expedient for the importam object of securing the due privation t of the subsidy. The Mill,' contracted by the N rh.e, fur the payment of the jest debis of his prenece.vpr, k.altugeitia omitted. not only as contrary to that principle of non-interference in the damns of individuals, which this Government has invariably adopted, but, from the coristderation, that the stipulation would involve us in the necessity of inq airing into the justice of all claims, and constitute th r Company, in soinc measure, a euarant-e for procuring the liquidation of them, which would he attended with very 'emu:embarrassment. On this subject, I informed the Nabob, that although the article was withdrawn, it was still left to hi: 'quay to satisf : such clunks as he 'night deem fair and just, and that in this class he would, upon inquiry, probably find the demands of the Shroff's upon the late Vizier, and if sir, that it would be his interest pot to overlook them. CUAL.MAKLET, Feb. 19. Ships at Market. Sold Price. 69..NetreaAle ....3 3 44t Gil a 494 64 9..Suittlerbonal 4..•...444 9d a 4bs Fil 1.. Stone Coal .. 0 Cs Od a Cta 64 I..etnikars I Ur 04 a Os 04 . ~.. Yc,terday—AA-Wissasoar--Huliday at all the PL;,!•t Othc..s. COURSE OF FX4 in 4terOain .... S 6 5 2C. D. 44.0.4 Sight 36 6 lIANGE 1%. Grou, 4,3 11.. I ti c . Verne. G4 claw 11 16 2 U. . $4 6 Altana Paris 25 10 1.1.0nn 99i Up , re• 6Ol fl.thl on Cask.... l3 11101.2fddilUI . H 10 SA effect. Onto •-•- \ 4 1.•Irmi .... 50 effect. Ditto Milts a S7 111 , 11.11401,. P..rtirealGold in Col■ aloof Bars per cis 4 w thoula:uons 6ewVats 5 Sleet in Bari 5 16 New Louis each lire 011 the Bonk of Mullane 54 per Cent. 1. S.) ,7) I), 61 day.. 4 I.e.g.lorn bai Noel. .. 44i 0.1)1,n on Lawton (Fi FIALA on Lon.i,ot iFot noifav no Dublin (Din I omitted the stipulation ear a provision in favour of hi, brethren as altogether inxiropei but I have the satisfadion ! to inform the Bevil, that ass attention to their situatioe vas amongst the first set.: of his administration ; that the slim les 01 many were doubled, and that orders were isnied for the aug inentatio s of all. The preceding explauation has a reference to the most material alterations. I stow lay before the Board the translation of the draft of an engagement proposed to me by the Seguin, fur the signature of the Nawab Saadut Ali Khan, and of one wh,ch he aztuaily executed, and to which I a‘fixed my signature. Under any other circumstances than those in which I was placed in Oude, I should have objected to any concessions on the part of the Nawab in favour of the Begun), whose con duct, notwithstanding my expressed intention beim* my jour 'ley to Odle, to gratify her by the restoration of her Jaglitre, certainly merited nu favour or indulgence. Ihe exorbitance of her requisition is inemoteruue, and artugant in the highest degree, mid I rejected it in the most decided mariner, with an explanation through Almas, that altaoush the Nawab Saadut Ali Khan was well disposed to show every mark of aßentien to the widow of his father, arid the acknowlodged surviving head of the family, I never would recommend to hies to re• sign any part of his sovereignty, nor anew any participation in it by the Baguet, that he was the sovereign of Untie, mad as such should be supported by the Company, who, as well is the Nabob. would in other respects be disposed to consult the ease and diessity of the Begum. Upon this principle, which I also explained to the Ministers, the engagement stetted by the Nabob was drawn oat by my dictation, and delivered to the Begun by the Nabob, awl, from the spirit of it, he would be authorised to withdraw the concessions, if the Begusir should set an unfrieudly part towards him. The concession amounts to nearly four and a half larks of rupees, bait is in fag a donation of Ms aut two la rs only, as UPS Jaghire assigned for the Mend and Khass Mehals it a sub stitution of an equivalent «stablithed allowance in money The yuonger Beg uru also made very considerable claims fee an augmentation of her allowances, and the Nawab Saadut Al, Klan readily agreed to what I deemed reasonable, but much below her eepeerions. She expressed much 4,:appuintine.it and dissatisfaction. I hare omitted tomention in its proper place the stipulation for tire payment of a fixed suits of twelve lies of rupees, as a compensation for thu charges incurred by the Company, in getiblishing the rights of the Nabob Seed et Ali Khan It would be difficiiit to ascertain the actual expence, but the specified sum which was either paid, tar indite course of pay meet, when I left Lucknow, will be more thee seflicient to cover the whole. The HITS agreed to be paid by the Nabob for imprsiving the fortifications of Allahabed and Futtegnur were assumed upon an esrirnate of Colonel Yyd, and ex ceed it. In general, with respect to the stipulations contracted by the Nabob Saadut Ali Khan, I have to observe, that they are confoimeblo to the propositions in my Minute of the I 71h November last, and include the specific ' , Meth then poi.dea nut. He certainly will rind coneuterahle difficulty in fir lNt ng his pecuniary engagements with the Company during the first year, or perhaps longer; but I have no he nation in iteierelig, that, under an improved Adomestration, the revenuer ref hie dominions would amply suffice for every expellee. The draft of the Treaty, with a translation of the mire,- wient execute" by the Nawab at Bellaire, were &live crl to him un the 19th January, with the letter expianat ry of the principles or which the Treaty was drawn out. The altera tions which I have admitted, were not suggested by the Nabob, but the result of discussions between myself and the former Minister. The concluding line only of the last wide was added, at the desire ro the Nabob. No answers had been received from Shah Alliim to the addresses from the Nabob Vizier and myself on the subject of his acces.iou, but I have the satufaction to c immianicate to the Boanl the sentiments of the King upon it, as repressed in A letter by him to a person who acts as his agent at the Court of Oude, received on the day preceding my departure hem Lucknow. It most frilly corroborate, the sentiments of Ills Majesty, as formerly communicated by me to the Board, on the information of Reza ud Dien Mahomed Khan. In elucidation of the principles of my conduct, subsequent to the revolt/non in Oude, 1 have to obserse, that the amain• stance youth appeared to me most necessary to be guarded agsi.tst, WAS the etre° of desperation in those whit had aged an usibiendly part towards the Company, and mi;tit suppose themselves °Netts of resentment Anil punishment. In this predicament the Begum certainly sued, from her conduct previous to my approach to Lucknow ; and Alines, as the supposed adviser of the Beguile, was implicated with her. I einnoly acquit him, however, Of a suspicion stated iii my Miniitsi of the 13th January, and dispatched from Luau.y on the 17th, that he was again the secret direct•ir of the eon dal of Vtaier Ali, ester having proposed his deposition ; it was adopted on information and presumptions which were not substantiated. lot the consciousness that they had oppi.sed the title of Faadut Ali, by a proposition to establish Mir& Jungly on the Musoml, although it could not he considered as ',ovule, or so OffsliSi SA to the Company, wou'd, in their own est 'nation, be deemeJ an unpaidonable crime by ti e Nabob. !logien; Real Khan, and Tukait Rai, would, in mine degree, ft.' the sane sentiments. Sheri Al, Khan had tendered him self still mere obnoxious by his ill-directed influence ever Vizier Ali Mail, although he subsequently atoned for it in some measure, by the exertion of Ins influence in preventing soy act of desperation on his part, to whi-9i be was adt.ised by some of his conslatits. Many others of infenor quality might be flaWithi. •tiomet whom I shill only specify the naates of Kharitad !:.tiaii, Ibrahim Reg, and Annear Sag. (To be continued , BIRTFIS On Moreda• la.t, the Lady of George Jerningham, E. of a sun, at Ilaiighlay Park, Ninfoik. On tlu 14th nig. the La , ly of John rinele Simpson, LEI. of Lana el Abbey, Leicestershire, of awn. MARICIAGFS On Saturday morning met, at St. Margaret's Church, West. miiister. Robert Atkinson, Esq. to Moe LOUISA ii 44 Street, eldest daughter ei T. G. Street, Es' Q. of Middle Scotland >ant. Whitehall. In Dahlia, on the Bth init. by special license, %Villiers% Au• neslm, Esq son of the lion. and RIM the Than of Down, M i o Elizabeth Frances Respell, youvtgeit daughter rit the late John Key nell, of Rallialack, County Westmeath, Esq. DEATI:S On Friday kW, after an illness as unexampled In it. den tin", ax in the ram-hums and patience with which it wes cm timed, the Rey Stephen Eaton, M A F A.S. and F.A S. Archdeacon of giddiosex, ftrictor of St Aune, Westii.itisteu, and Vicar of Nert'tolt. Few have lived se unieerselly au inured and res?etted as a Clergyman, and so entirely esteemed ai.d be eyed as a man. On Friday last , ,ncwt sincerely rev:teed by her family and friends, at her lonise in Blenheim -west, Einad.street, Slis. A:isotope Chadors, widow of Mr 1.. Chattier, aged 65, who had been Miliner to lies Majesty and the Royal travail), up wards of 36 tears. At Borders, in the East Indies, nn the 12th of January, 1805, L'eireitant Augustus Pitt Knight, of the 6th rest of flontLeay Native Infantry —is•id at Cale.atta, on ti.e 4th of October following. hinj it Nervy Knight Koltine, of the 50th regiment ; ems of Lieutenant Colonel Idtisht EfAille, of Pl'oArie HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDUN RRID(;E. !•f0rn..2% rain. after 9 E• n ....42 min. alter 3. SALES BY AUCTION. By Mr. JAME% DENEW, At his Auction Room , Chitties-Meer, Beritetrite-equarr, THIS rum faityaling Day, THE Genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, three past of Vranch Picr Glaves, brilliant rime, and Ciirrisiey G sites, Mir Rs, French ?omelet., Pim., Fort., P.t.t.ires, wane fine 0.. d Prot Wiue. Claret, Madeira, Sherry, and •36 , 111 other Lifons, the Property cf Gentleman, deceased ; comps-tan( beitneads, with chintz cmtnii harif.ngs, fe.ti,er bed., mattresses, and beditmg ; mahoriny wardrobes, double and wile ch .tb or drawee and boot:reset ; drawing-ra,le curtain', chairs. and sofa.; seta ta'ca , d, P.onbrokr, .and capital dining tables ; parlour chairs, large itrusse's, IVdtor, and Turkey carpets, fizru res, and kitchen requisite*. To be sieved this day and.to-mutrovr, when Catalogues may be had at the Au/rims Room. PARK-STREET, kEAR P.IRK-LANE. By Mr JAMES DENEW, At h:s Auction Room, Charlvs-stteet, Berkale ) — TO. MORROW, at Twelve, iu One Lot, rpHK LEASE of as exceedingly CO".c.VE NIENT HOUSE, situate ?So. 2. Par.-.street, within a few doors of Padc.l ale, with the neat tletitteh.ild Furniture. Features, &c. suited to a Mogi.. l.ady, Gentletnaii, et Small ; ill be riven. T. he viewed I. tickets oak, which, withprintn penieu. Nrs, may be had f Mt. Dane*, at hts &action Room, a-sterav, kilev-so um*. DF.SIR NIALE RFSIDI - NCL: FOR A SINGLE Lkl)*;, GESTLEMAN, oR SNINI.I. FAMILY, !Mt:FL:R ASO: PART' OF PICCIDILLY By Mr. J >MEN DE\EW, On the Pf , 1•1.0... M'...44DAY NEXT, art Tree'', THE LEASE. of a small, but very convenient and ilrept.ible 140USF., simile 19, Pmearlilly, cor• manding heaulitul wires of the Parks, 1/31Cf ; &c.; containing Am! bleeping r.rono sad awe., two **bang rooms, p.irlours, uffii:ei, a n d a Imp hehitirl, which, as a tr3fling ex pence, might b 3 cotverted into a with a betl•ehanrber over, mid a det 'chi kitehm. ; held fora unexpired tern of too ye..ri and a hal at a low nki rent To b. •iewied prece.ling the bah-, by ticket. only, w h.o - , with' particit4.s. may be had of Mr. Dtmew, at ha Autllop loom, Chivlin-strcet, flerkeley•square. 1111111.10THFCA 11t)UCHFHIANA. Bs LEIGH and S. S:3IMBItt, Booksellers, At their house, No 145, Strand, opposite to Catharine—t•e , I, on MON DAT, February the 24th, and twenty—ix foih.w t Days ; the Second P.ot to CnIIII11,1•Cd on MO' P"`• • Ann. 14th, and eight following pnvx (Sundays ex , e o tc.! r HE very valuAhle and einensive !ARRAYS li of the 1.1.. Key JONATIIAN BOUCHFIt, A.M• F ILS Viral F.osont, Sti.ray. l'ne Books, in general, are an good condition. To be viewed to the time elf Sale. Catalogues /grit* Three Shit tags and Siareoce, in Muds) to lie had at the nl , ce nr Sale; Meets, Mundell and Sons, nod ale.os Bel and Brad hate, Edinburgh • Mr. Archer , Dublin ; Mr. Cooks, Oxford • Mr. Dzighllost, Gunb , :dge; and of all the prinespell Bonk tellers in the United IC lagdom. -• - - LONDON e..Prirated by G. DAVIE/SON. No. lit Duke' flow-.tnet, Cneent-Gareett, and PoShsbed et it. etfiC , NJ 5. Back of St. t Chunk Straw' he N. STUCK, of No 7, New It Aeon-meet, Leo' Ae , Onterq, ate. for that Paper, tent tv the Gale (laurpai , w.O be defy attend-4 to. a: In: 1 nor _ Pr Ibre Wes! ChW " Si ,S 4 1,1 BI , Ft 4 nr and O'F h 3 Rul T.,){l