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~~ ~~ 1. ,-- - N.1114L rwtkLthaiitr. tvYl TN, yrs. ga:led Ilk M t j Piata and Wisher, on A Cllll ac. WLatelly. PLY AlO l, Tlt, its. 2h. Came in the row, Rubbins, from St. Ikt,tholn rnew's. detained by the Surinam slunp rti vio; ('errs. (Irenrille, from tlotLaix ; 2!:t1 the C°oer retwag til'• —, from London. gailed the Ca t sup armed schooner, en a cruise, and the Prozpere bomb, with a fleet under convoy to the Eastward. I nuL, I - 1. 2.5. Sailed the. C . ;:art and !Wenn strops %kat, on a cruise. At riv• d the Monkey gos-brig, from Portsmouth ; and the !''laser gun-bi ig, from a et uise ; and remain in the Downs, with the Edgar, Utoerhi, and 1 ratty melt of war ; /anus, and L'lnsmortalite frigrues ; P Itattlestr, and the Mess/mita sloops of was ; 1 1, Pt-glai , M, and the Fury bombs; st;:yral gun b ; t.oni Nelsen, and the irotthanestono, East I ..t.un, t. ; raicy, Jarwood, for the South Seas ; Taite, for Surinam ; ;Vara?" Aluedrock, Nelit. for Baltimore ; and several odic outward boom/ vessels.—Wind 1 FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ' asamn. At Yarmouth—The Hibernia, !fly, from Limerick. .1. the Cl)de Etta /Went, Cmatli..aite, trans New York. At Galway—.l'lle Willi..os, Sherry, from New Yiirk. At Duttlin.—Pemortb, Roach, from N. w York. Al C.,,,k...."15he Commerce.. nay, t 14.16 New York. At Milled •ipona—The John tiokelv. —. from Imam. At Cltarisatainw—llie AL,..v, c 0 w.,, 1 , fic.,,:Aftica. 10It INDIA. !MISESCTRS PCS III:C11 1N01,13. r ..-r— g o—Mr. Gard m F.irlim, Fa:tor. Messrs. itrntuley, 7... th .,,.E.,nd., U..1.e....1.J.thki0., Lava.l... Lomat, lisandon, ilotigh, Honor., Rutledge, Tuner, Peace, Thomas, Law tt.slAt.,, Chriore, Maii.leli, and .C.i.inib.,ri, Cad. ta. Mr. (;. )4ayhtint, Asmetalit Surgeon. Mr. mid Miss Gums, Mrs. A. Canteen, Mrs. Gould and ilaugiitei, Mis. Forbes and child 'Misses H. and E. Rutledge. For Madesse.eMessra. Goodrich. Robinson, Townsend, Snowden, Matthews, Hammond, I'M:Maio, kakis', and Sa muel, Cadets. PASSINGLIIS Pt, AI.IetTICK CASTLS• For Bengal—trirsos. C. Aliimn, and G. thgilrie, Free Ma. finer.. For liftrirtr—M ea , . .Y Gsrarki.t. and TT Hill, Writ,ll. Messrs. JAM'''. R dierts ' ats Kiin, Dowon. Christian, Ryan% thslddig, Emit. Midge. Reilly and Wool, Cadets Messrs. Caller, Ratcholcre, and Crlckal:, tie, Moictets I and Mt.. C.itley. Fut Clti.ut-.-Mr. Wir.ia.n Ansa:glue% Water. PaSSISNGLIS PER lIFNOAL. Far Rreses i —gesirs C Menck ton. T 5.,,,,, w.i.amb.rt, sod .1 W tiaint„ W clew. Mr T. Crichton, ikas,s.a.d.st,.. seem. Stows. I„suAs, CtonS, lltssilitull. Cissi,liass. Ci.auer,t, „! alt• ea, It stislss, haute, A• did, Stistal, Cabo, Je1f,..,, ' livid., Tinanesn, atta Mara.n,"Cad..t.. • 111.s'esais f'Strillit':. II ot St .tons. Maim 11a.h.t0....„ Hawes, E. F. an 1 E. M. ' Stvothig , Per Mintraa—Mr W. J...*a, Assionni•l:irtgenn. Messrs. June., Cr.elitua. Mackgleatian, and itiarcia.de. PASSSNGEitiI PER LADY JANE Dt2aDAS, Twe Ileug..--M.nor• T ilitiore Vorhe - , and J Spartre,, IVrstatt. Malts. S W. bistillestayst. Ideally.. NicliJi.on, Gra. t ‘ a„,, Halmos, , 1.:..a rig, Wa: ker, Mw.- e,, C A mptorl , 4 givo. YisPrig, Par's, Recital!, sod ' Ren,on, Cadets. Sli,,as hamlet. Dsolvw. ad, an.' Brown. Fur Metleoe--Mr. E. W. Crottentien. \Vide,. Meit.4. Yorske, H. Minors. Ste..l, E. Holmes, 3,thutek, litmilton, Illwle • M._,. - batal, H terra, Duda, Slid Aitthi, Cadets. Mr. W. &me, mil Mrs hos•4l e ....re - ertweree!..erv-v' • t..151' INDIA' .IFF.IIRS. —......—. P.4PLRS Ipe.sMITILD 10 THS 1101.3 t of costmovt, it.p. ay .0g t I'4 TIM! OilltkeS OP THI 12. 1H AND ~ . ... ITIli ItAitts 18Oit• RIL•TING TO LAST INDIA •if• Ala. I Cnntineed (ram am Paper of Saturday ) A Isla 7.—The dieniels ceded br the first article of this Ti.'. ty shall be tie•wer,rl nye- to the Coni: , ani's 01ficeis, from late ..milastbililiClia,lit of the Fn.! .e year 1509, coromneeding ';'• jab ther re 4 at Stpreinber, 1.1) It:';; a•id his Excelenci • lidi sfa lidebies h. my the sehtidt add expence of the ad.:Minna! FlOssa lair tiseentri to the tatlic Matinee at hitherto oh. served, haul the Cowpony's Olt e•s .hall have obtained cant -I.teie issorws.ele arias hr. Escellenci.'s 01F.:era of the r0..1.t.... s e ~.,..4.4. 'Etta Camp in will ino clam ails . patillesstr of wobeely hoes me Facets, ner's tres.my after their 011i•In stun bare Atoms,. traseentm ot the raid dairies. ' Aitielail neiil he o.niivitrae parties, with • rime of mit. Ms Eng each a trusuasses.l unarterierse betwerm their rosisrst , l- S:e .I....hinios as shall be niutoally bonelicial to the se` tei.a • of lah Stith. I'etia, Wm to frame a eepatate Cnltlnteto.l Taws. In the ovals see it is ranee& that the navigation of the. ninge..imal of all mist until where they may ;am ii.• unto torsi it...ratio, wr tbst two Mora, shall is fie* am! uninterropt • 1 ,Rat iii to sat, I at no Ituel• parsvng tio and didird the 6.m.s.esoreather limo. where thew Somn the mamas hnund- PC a- NI heels State.. lelssoll Dr .rop, , ed of 1111 l Itsttesi for *jut ,es. i goo ..w.11.... Mow. t.ol..amsed (-em toots whirl. mit-tn ii. the 1,.• noon ..' minter of the etw.traetiiuep.ptirt, without intent tr. -r is Mi., lbw peat. it aha:., howeser, be in tlus power . 1 , 4 . l',..tetotsitess• t-s hot s a ri, ...lin* as the,. may thißk g ,. y, ..n g sssitt smi rated sok.rs....e . reported from, thin re esseetem rawmwersessr, net eaceedihe the pre•ent usage. It i• Its.ther .4. wised. ther am ervensidion from duties nn adages gwochowil els :-N. ki •calleneySt rere,ed ~,,minnins, M. the eon earrftiSm. tall the tnalsr anoint.' wish'. Ma cooltd iettatorieu .he I be riai-oc4, attar they ghatl have bean delirettel over t A rbe1..11.-.044 the a.tielirs of former treaties fee notahhshing sod oatoessliter the aims end Pierwl.S.r.r rubs:ging between lb, •wo water, are to minimise in Inn *wee ; ended the articles aid I' • ~easy criniclud,l tr thnlate Geeet nee Gei,er •1 Sir John It hone, no the part or the Hinotrahle the Fast India Com peer., md M. ismene , ey the limier, ia the year 17911, nut I " . ossiolied by obis treaty, are In ' , mind in !bier, aid maifinue ben 'Ol4 iso m h a's c"iitnsets . C parties. A tog. i'l - TT, t , at.. coi , ..lv4tog if ten soicles, hart.; *IRO sett - w 4 and ronch , tteri in the cite nt Locknew, or. the I.o l ' , she o No . ..caber, its the year al Our Lord 1901, retrea t..., ling with the second of the o.onth of Re;ek, et the year twe se mane et aid .stets Heirs ; the Ifinoarahle Hem? , . [ Vs , ::isslmr, and Lr - utewaht-Colotol Witham Scott have de.,- ste , cd to this •.dVisor, one ropy of the same in English and Iret.iari. efr and ie 1 a signed fin .. ine them ; nri hit b.rcel.mity the I. .air ha- awns, red in tie Hursonrable /Jewry NVeilealey and diom a.,1 C..kn.el Willie-A S. at viintlier co: y also, in Per. Id.. So' Fogyish, bra int La. seat .54 sit .tat w•e ; •n.l the 11., Ihis , raige Henry Wile , e. .n 1 Lictiteroml-Col - isel viro!.... s..tt, .n, it to to .ror- - e..i did ...•t. to Ito Sic:envie, the V,: as. , mthit IM flat.. of thirty aLv.. • copy to: the same. un til. r .1 e sea.. 4 -ngoal,..ee rif us East•lie....y the Moat. Natoli the a.rr- . , 0! (.; •tierat, when the envy Wielet ascii .als'aird ti.g asteimabalt be trtur.w.l A true C cc (3:ined) A. R. EDMONsTONF, Sec to 4.4,•erustrent. A true Co, y. C. R. CRUM MI LIN, Art.( Chid S.. NI ‘0111.10111•ne. 111... VW ....(...py •f ti..- S • t e.... 1 4: . i At. Cett.tror‘calk.l the a: 4.. P.0...4...11, it/f three 1',....r , nate attiter the rhea -, r,„ a 4.4 . 4.,., riegstoitstike • 1011.. War:eabet , whblettoeateal.t ,ik 4 Am. 0.0.4 taw . 1 1.10•1•61.410. 1 10 bA Ellecill11“ a... Mt.' Nwe the Vargas Welirrhry, t .: er-m , lizteral &t. f• I!". Aft L•O4--14....1 sae n o opyit, vir Ali t et IS y 0 0 , Lreestrp 1... 711ff1" ...L ' Pligiri 7. Yr ' c&Vi . t . 1 [,C! j acroaint (NI. 1) staring the Assessed wee. • it, , the *mount or cilteer ores, and tire balanc.s.if tit • ceded diet tens Cu. the Funnier year IYe4 , cameo:nein* with nig lath of tieptember, leo!, and enthug on the 12th Septenibur, 111.2. 2. In evilanation of the balanced hot from the pin:lnce of leoltilcutti, Ibe leave to refkr you, Lorifiltio to the 17th paragraph of toy letter of tke ill. January, stating nil sp..rehensinn of ,1 temporary 4, fic,eitcy sir the Juitioia .t which that province had br,n i with my 4. 011.0 . 0 iwt thwi this defici my would in a few seas be amply Coitipen.Ated be a progresively ineteasing revenue. 3. The settlement of the provinces hail, howev r , beer. Carmel In the collectors previreedy to my arr:vat at Hat:illy, at a Jun.uu fully equal to teat at which it had been ced,d by his Excellemv the Nabob Viz,., ; and al•hough 1 was call apprelleteove that tliksettlement ad been tnade ul•on au e ran,— ous calculation of the evistiee of the country, at d that the amount would be with dtfAcr.lty realised, I d.b r I not to annul the engagements which hod been recently conduct d by the collectors, from an apprehension that coy iiiimelliate interference on my past might tend to weaken their authority, which at that critical period it .4pNued to me so neceetary to sopport. ♦. Of the balances in the 11416,2 of flervilly I consider above two tact to Ire irrecoverable; but the advanced period of the season rendered it a.) extremely difficult to obtain airy accurate idormation with respect to the real acad.:of the coun try, ti . Ot , I etuirely acquit the collectors of airy blame on this ACCOUt.t. S. The balances which appear in the account to he due from the districts of Gorockpoor, Azeeingeur, see. form a part of the ustailiestenl accounts of the collethuns made be the Vizier's sounds at the commencement of the year. These accounts are now under iiiveolstion at aerie Iv, and the aunills being men of remeeitilmity, there is every ploopeet of the balances being rod, when the accounts are filially settled. 6. In the regrets o.f the settlements of the Dumb for the Fuzdee sear 12n9, I Inane frenue4ily had i,e,avino to complain to your Lnrildiip of the confirms% in winch the ac e:au:it, of the Via.et's uutnils were purposely invoived, mid cm a referrece to the trimly cactimieances embarrasonent and d.fficulty which osettored to impede the realisation of the retnettes for the past year, it will appear that this of ject has been cffeete I in a degree vets Itlploal, where the eircum -14411Ce% of tur country, and the imfigeid state of the inhabd- Mite, regliOrd ant immediate and entire reform to the system nut ea veritine.d. _ . 7. The titecomre (No. 2,) exhibits a statement of the I settlementS of the several districts comps:Mug the ceded ram vivre., for the Futile. years 12 111, 1211, and 1212. . .1 111. In most of the di‘trirls, the village tettlement - haebeen completed under the immediate inspeilion of the cultaktute, but tl,e arocsonent of MIIIC of the l'orgurinalis has Items stated upon the Dorols or estimates received Iron the Telisiiklars 9. Tns ithlguosition eel ah.ence of the collector of ISereilly having rendered it neeeshoy that 1 should personally usie.mr take the tosperintendauce of the orifice, •nts of several Purgun ii the in that district, I had an opportitnit) of remarking, that thane estimates were sere generally and coudderaLls lower than tic fl . d: sets of the Porgniinalts; .std 1 triter taiss a con fident hope, that when sofficierit time has herii.giteit to the collectora, to examine more particularly IMO the aeeuracv the e.timategef those Pm gutinahs, of wnich the village settle ment lias not hems e•mpleted, and into the validity of-the title. of the actual proprietors of rent free lands; a consi4mable meresse may be obtained upon the statements now .übmitted ; a. the land revenue is, however, at present, collected agieea la 7 to then- statements, I have preferred submitting them in 'nett actua state, to taking credit for any eventual tircrease whirl: may be wade upon them. 13. The impovereihesi and oppressed state, Imweve-, of nit of the Purguntighs in the pros MCC of gehilcuud, and the daoricts end, the collector of Goruckpour, rendered it impos sihle to form a triennial settlement upon an equaly fixed Jonima, without eitlvr tuntinuing the oppressive system, the effects of which had, under the Visa's government, proved sn "unions to the country, or telinqui.hing the just claims of Go v-roniont to a proportional share sit the litcrcaszd assets to he reasonably expected in the /Inane of three years, 11. It appeared to me, therefore, that the improvement of this countrs, as well as the intevests of the cultivators, would hest he tutorage& he vratin discretionary power in the eodee tms stationed is Roliiicund Guruckpoor, of forming the s‘talene-cat loam a pewairsively iocreamag Jonosa, In an cans whet< the actual state of the cult:sailor, and Use mans pos. genial by the cohtvators ii inereasingitheir asset., miett &Ansa' rendor it advisable. This plan has accorikaigiy been followed in the settlement to the dortnets of Goruckpum and Asseem. gltur, and edgy generally throughout the pulsing of Kohil cunA. It!. 8, the ab.tract statement now subm;tte , l to vont lAM- B: • It 11!Ip tar 4. that the actual increases of the natures of t:icte isessvowaei, upon tise JOlllllll at which they were ceded to tha Cemo■ny, 1., upon the average of the meant,' eettletasent, rupee, 4.5,38,0 t 4. 11. and tivoit the J,111‘114 Ut It 14 fuzure topers 1.3,14Y,50 2, 1. Id Thu 113111 ,homes forms an augthentation upon the sub sidy paukby the Nabob Vizier, previously to the of rupees, 73,57,7'24. 10. 4. which, shit dednfling 20 per cent. upon the ‘OOlll JUIIIIII3. for the reprint...l the J udi. tat and revenue ertabletbmenu, the differe.ice I.4lNdell glee Loci:- now rupee, and the cuirinacy in the several dotio•tv, the Se. buiedy emirs, an I the charges of e Mayes a titer net inmate* of rennet'. of rupee. 36,70.179. 11. 6 14. In the: th profit deniable (torn the nio. nomily of salt (amounting to eleieis lacy of rupees; the de -1 tail. of which oil be en•mitted to vont LootMip, in a sub... queue part of tli.v letter, iv not iiiLluded.. The net increase, ineeefi.re, including that branch of revenue, amounts to 46.701,79 11 6. b. The cummereill pr At., derivable from the iplostineniv, from winch/ most imponant addition to the availaide resources of these InOTIII*OIO is to be expected, will likewise be notked sulnequently its thodistateh. 16 The ersu log ottlentent i.tte be formed upon the amnion specifud in :he cairomoi eithibitin.. tile Juintua of telt. copies of this offic-il &commas transmitted to me be the esitle9Ors, /non which the anstrott ha* been made, form Noe 5 and 9 of the ewes If. In funning the worlementi with the Zemintlarti and Fe r e, the eohea,,ts were &meted to be particularly earefin that the a...grommet should Iv moderate, avd should admit 01 ample prtivisinii toe the benefit of the indunrious cultivator The aolvantage.hei.lf.rth in the next emtleinott, to those who may !mice imeroved their lauds doting tl.e first period .4 the ee wear., will, I have Ito doubt, be attended with the propowod • 960.41 and, elould no roonor oolaspity intervene, tieree,s,t this progress of the inaproveinant now commenced in 'FerriAi:l try, the sc-element of thu land revenue, t..r the seciii.d of three year., will not be lets than two crone rat •ei a. In. From the doeumeats which I hoe been 11..a1.1nl to nil hot, relative to the annual revenue of thrw pri.vinceit dm.i.g the Mogul Goiernineut, it would aopear that it amounted to nearly crone of topers [linter thi. 11). tw dentable from the eneowagenient of trade cr:til 0/011 racemes, ware entirely nee searly the whore reve nue was collected from the land. Ue der the mild and equit able systems of the British 6.,frtionrot, I have no he , itstino in stating ray meets/tient, that the laud revenue of these pen winces, when folly cu Crated, will amount to two motor and Cie Les of nine., 19 :'he 'teat ini-ieare revenim olusined from the ersc , ..n of Fui f tucLaiail, affords a satii.fiEtrof pow( of the pectin! tiy adventures dinived from that mea.ure. The general tranquil. lit,. of the country. and the criiihdritce or the initableams of Fat penance in tl • present Griveranteot, may be .afe 1 rte.. aw toed, from the quiet and unopposed sett eitmut of a cliitriet hitherto notor. (ore cent uoiacitun renstance 1. all the meat wares of its homer ruler., culler fur the purpose of improving its revenues, o r i ts police The almost petaion• g :mod be the wars, a.loonting to Its 4,8? ,J,4. 4. V are to I,: ue -41.0ed from the sum stated as the annual Juninfa of Fur favit.ahoi It i. *doh gors. to vote°, that the trae..fer of the pre ',LW* of Tort ookatrad us the tilitish (auve.runenr, has o n e Dees less b. nefiriai to the IlltPflfq. of the 740b0h, titan Le theca ..t The e.inol.,,ente, .(thin ;viion to the Nab h r have been the exchange id a rfPC.Atlqllll revenue, for a lied in.:.orno, adequate to the 1111 1 11111t111.117, of hi. ti(,nstr, a o.d to the support of hn fonli;y end depeolents, and net luilAr to ally notion from a failure ru the telleflgCS, of 'non au) ots.er caw, chatemir VI. Previnnaly to my &Tartu.. from the crawl penances, I Mid an inters ie./ with the !(_Doh, at Foroickit...4. oh-. es. ;, ...wed himself highly stmoie.l be the airineetherit wohiel. had :amen p!a.o., and alma rie r ...etahae ap r eriaivre,- autriroia..4.4 • he t•i. (Amite and depend a nts, fmned a striking contrast with the it.rte of degrelatieri in which he appeared whets the a ti“irt of Futrockianid were iilimienstated by his ilsele, the lamb Kherrund %load Kli3t). Id lire eneluteri statements, the amount of the Sayr dini..s hare been calculated 4i.0.1 the receipts of the 11.4 year I:rs in .3e of collecting these dom., and the viiimendue vs. ta'alishoselifs required for that pontos', ease, h.erse,e'; been found t• he highly vexatio u s and op..rents• to the merch-nt: and Meter-, and eXpensiu to Goverecient; while, from the d•Ricudy of check and contonil, the sewsl rere,pis count ot Government bore a wry inconsiderda.e ;.e.yortion ter the &Moron levied upon the transit •trade ti.e %mutiny . I rine:ruined, therefore, after a minute inquiry into all Me cir cumstances relating in the Styr collections. to abolish ail tram sit deities in the ceded provinces, and to e.tablish a regular custom house duty, In Ir• lecicd contimiah v to the a,coni. pain Mg rump nary regulation, (No. 10) which has been le. cu 4.43 to your LnrA.hyi, approval or 'hereto/1i J. The elfeas ef this arrangement are admitted by all the prinnnal merchants at Cawnprwe and Allahalnid, to be highly heoeficial to the general rommerce of the country ; and al though its operatnii, as aafling the former revenue r.b tertieJ from the Sayr defies, canton u yet be suisfaesu . lily ascertained, I am satisfied, that any immediate dtim oution in the gloat collections r•I chit brarlell of revenue, wili i.e nearly repaid by a reduction of istablishincou ; and wr I he speedily and amply made god by the increased reve nue, w loch the relief afforded, will tend to cam:rag t. It ap pears, nuked, that the committee is already considerably In creased; the collections at the Custom- home at Cawnpure, for the last three months, having exceeded the estanated noel amount of the receipts muter the Vizier's government. • di. Under the regulatims recently introduced, the revenue &hong frum the Ahkaree, or ditty on the sale of spirituous hquors, will at least equal the amount for yhich credit is taken IN tl;5 statement. xi. lit the enclosure iNn tU) your Lordship wihl observe that encouragement is hold Moth to the tweeter: of cotton and uthee merchandise from the Martian.' country, Woolsey their property through the Conspany's possessions, by the Met Jusaina. The complaints of the merchants of the exaction.' and Wu to which the trade was expiwel Os its prove.* across the Idoah, and the advantages to be derived Com facihtating conveyance to the lower iirovinees, as stated in nay linter to your Lordship, of the 29 h May last, have induced me to direct any attention to the means of opening the nay igation of the Jnmma, and! have accordingly directed the commercial B r so. dent at Ettivalt, Cu transport the investment lie has been charged ta provide fur the lloneumbre Compaisy, by that river. 2G. There is ne .rhatructior•. in the course of the river, fmm F its junciiun with th,, Gauge, to Kalpee, and only one place be tween this last station and Etawali, where, in the dry seallon, the pasvge is reirdercd, i.t stone degree, difficult, be a bank of lime stone, which, 1 undr•r.tand, may be re ed at an num , - lerable elyence. My last ad .icet Irons the commercial Re sident at Etowah incntion his having eiapatclied six boats down the Jinn's.' from hlivratown, about B cuss above Etawah, and I Ana in daily ex ',cum ion of hawing atlas arrival of 1110 SC boa ts at Allahab;ad. 1:7. A number of merchants residinir at Ilatrass. Kutchura, aid other place, to the westward, have made proposals to toe com - acme.' Resident, to remove fmro the opposite aide of the lumina, and to establish the central market for. cotten at Etawalt. An arnngement of this nature is likely to be at tended with itch important advantages, that I have diredled the commercial Resident to efrrd every possible encouragd mint and proienion to such merchants as may be induced to estahlish themselves wit h in the ceased pmeiecee. in. Tiie ltiosiild..r., lei the hanks of the Jiimma, hate agteed to providi,an estAblidiniesit Or guard-boat., and have expressed their readiness to afFord every ',sista:ice to a plan equally calculated to promote the wewity of the nasigatimr, and to diminish the expence of thine Police establishments, by securing their iespedive Thesuldatees from predatory in cursions from the opposite banks of the riser. In order to enable the ColeAors of Etasvali and Allaliahzol to fornidt guards for that boats, an augmentation of 13d meta has beers made to each of tae Schmitt corps in the Dub. 29. Independently of the gt oriel comm.-mai advantsges to he expected from the me sure of opening the navigation of the' .lemma, it may be considered as an obj:st of materiel import ance, true' the effect it is likelyta prechice on the city of Alta. Imbed. The situatirsu of this city, at the coußismice :.1 the rivers Ganges and Jumnia, seems natur.illy to onisit it out as the emenrium of this western end northern vide, all-d, as the sanctity of the place renders it the revort id phttatl, thou all quartets of Ilinslostan, who me generally e.oeid ol iii. mar chaiidiar lur sale or barter, it appears Lures pet ~1.‘, 1 , t• - ....xteil is the pihilo.es of trade. Since the lirsileat of opeohig the na bgatitio sif theJumots has oven generally known, more than biz losiolred warehouses have been erected at Allahabad, by merchants (ism Rename, and the !merest elnentrinert of the Vi:. so ; aid Allahanarl has ahead, assumed the appearance of a floui i,hing commercial capital. SO. I iota.", proceed to lay before yeur Lordship, ..::e arrange ments wnich I have adopted, far the parmise of ;i.rtig the extlusive privilege of the purchase and snit of salt iii the nand' • ef the Company St. This Article has, in all countries, been cansidesed as a yro p er sohjed for taxation; but a well-regulated monopoly, conducted *Ton the principles here:liter mentimed, seri: ope rate in a mode more henelleisl to Government, arid less itijari. 00. ter the coostimers, than the imposition of a heavy tax. SI. The trade in foteln salt, which forms time rneral ern siimprion of the ceded provinces, 1, •s hem' hitherto cosnued to a few principal dealers, who had the means of suprorting a partial mouopuly sit the article, and of regulatina the noses anal supp!'e., agreeably to their own Mews soil intere.ts. Tne tr.insfer of thin mono e oly into the hands of Government, al though it may iii some dere* affect the interests of these deal ers, will secure a reeidar and plenti . ol sup,2y for surmount,- tem, arid a coocilerable revenue to Government, without ate, tonally euhancirig the price to the consumers. ¶ls. In formiig the plan for this monopoly, l'thou;lit it ne cessary to place tire general superintend•ince of the supplies of sales under the comniercial Residents ; and air:minted an agent foi the purpose ef purchasing in the blartiatta ciuntry, each quaLtotiea of foreign sat, as might be neer...try for the utousi.hiptinii sit (lode )ty a PlOt lantation issued on the its of Nu. • sibs , , Ito-1, the (waiter importation of salt by indisi duals has been prohibited iron, the Iv( of Gereo.ber last, and the free sale, or export of salt, impored previous to that pe riod, has been permitted fer four months from the date if the Poselsemation. Conicity( any instructions to the commercial Ke.uhme., awl to the Agent for line provision of foreign salt, News No. II and V: of the enclosures which accompany this millet 01. Ark float; . 41tirla tint tanked Ind me eppartionty of come mnuitatine witty the Reporter.Gerieral of external commerce on the subject of the monopoly, I have thought it necessary to entrust him with the teirytwarir, superisiteittLinc, sat it, as well as the new a•raiirealent, introduced for the custom., and the movetion of the investments for the present it ar. 33. It appea-ed to ors .1 materiel coolant acme that gone. ml reports dumb! Ise regularly (urinated to Gaveroisiefit, ..s tn.. supoes of salt which may be from time to thus stood for the con‘u option of these prosioces, and the reversed dorm:Owls of his Excellency the N.ibebV ism?, as relies the elle@ of the monopoly upon the current promo of that ankle throughout Itile ...nu); and that a due minmesity shou - il be miabst.l.sd mane depa:tossist of the tuitions, as connected with the vale. al r:iih.iierce. n.; I into, the?efee, List tom fmrd.hip will be of opinion, that Jr. lIPANIef act vicar an.l eXpeljellCl in the Ira.: 4 I. a cmasitty, otruhi in no manner be twee u.elull7 emOrtyrcl, than by 'remit tis him a trmporary turenntmulanee aye• tt.eae se real departutentr, which sill enable him to subm.t to your I.hip, in a ettnnetled and detalltd form, a genr , at , 4 the eonamereial re.morees of dart.- comor.es. Co,a. .4 , 1111 la. StouSlotia with shah I bier fmnotod hi vs f•tr ho gnu t 4 611 *.fgolberi. iik regard b. the temporary .wors=e tO -SA .1 tile 1111..1 of salt, and of my subireq..ent wafer., form Nat. 111. It •tf the at.elmurat, 37. From the beet information I ham been ab!rt •n Maw". tlw riiittereimit its dm or.goml price of the Saesbhu• -.3t, to tie hia-b.ore inanity, trial titer• pace in the ceder in minees • ob.) onamoni at tem rupees per muted, and that the in. ferror sorts. at 11-111411; a calcolanon form••d upon them tto , n 4 ". of toe minim .got to be *lemma by Government. s.:. 4.. e the soilrm int result Lau Sambbur eoliettened tern lacks.ie sessevle, at CS to.. re met, ye. matted 4.00,0 - 0 sb.l,, ate. i t. ks, se 1-bib per assind 9 Cu.:, U 1.0,4 ,tow furt Revr-ue, hithein errivel front • datie. on •dt. rise alr.talked• b.w 1 43,0.0 Contoneninn t. jhe enalmercial r-144nt, and Arnt‘,. S per cant on the net pru66 sukt esp..:ncts of astihiiah.annta I,of •on Net proil to swrarnonent, R":.“ 11, i,j . . Cr. 'lit h.l in nur e • • FROM 77.7L5D iT A7Gif r's GAZEire. Mmtitired trunk t stc-tdaf% tapet.) PAR rsER•HIPS DISSOLVED. 1044 B.11;3 lnd Richard Var •v. or • .c city date/On, zrc,ccr.. !..J;r • a.plcliapme' . 7, IS' Jules it and Richvd Tu. *t-carr, , t, f r of, Lived ~'I 110 dthrichditer, LiveTuol, AOll, 17 , 17 S. . . . Kl , s.ihrtli Shure? an Richard Shiver, (tinge and itricr tritnnanig .11 tonfsetwers Dee. :;t, 1 SCS. Wthiiin Daniel and John Da:nel, t.f t,.e city of the tio.toty of Somerset, trust-ineiv.:l...nts nnd grocers. Du. SI, Manihall and John Mawd-I.y, at Manchester, in 11.4 county of Lancaster. Feb. 1/, 18t,6. Amy Massey and W.lttaat Ito' arts, of the city of Norllich, ,h.t.i.rnsaueac•urers. Feb. I, 18. 1 0 Lawson .sod John li-snand v, f I nlcasttr, in 11!e Coma?' I.secaster, grocer., >,prit.oncrJtants, and totarc•. Jan 15, Ansl , ew John.tune and W I leery Johnst In, of halt, blineyl3ce, to th.:coonty of Maltle.,x, vine a.ol suit-rn chants. Dv:. Ibo 3 Samuel Wh:lej and Wil:iant St.o.ens, Cotton's.wharf, T..n. 1 y Soutlioarly in nos b. , uuty of Sarre::, &A u. ,11 fuller's earth. Fen. 8,18(6 Wat.tbouse and Joseph Jukkes, jun. of Elirmiro:. bans, ia lbe county of Warwick, silver.pla tars. Jon 1, 18 6, Hannah R,,:er, Laarles RiJrr, and James Nottall, of che , ter, in the county of Lancaster, cotton-merchants. Fa... 19, 11t.P6 fah Park:* andJolin Todd, of P•estobe, in the county of Lancaster, vatriii.sponners. D. c !9, Ibo 3 Julia Gallaw .y. Hew' , Camph..ll, a ad James Torrance, of the town a..d county of Newcastle.upon Tyne, shoemake,s, Sem. al., Samuel Darwin and William Direr, of Liverpool. II eountr of Lancaster, nertmongers ai.d anchur-smith.. Si, 18. - .6. Mark Albinus Pelham, William Whin... sr, Thomas Arm. strong Chaters, Alexande: Elartleolan, and Cull ben ‘l.uglian, common brewers, in North Shields, in the county in Nun .um_ beatunl. VA. 7, 1805. Thomas Lor la'r, Joseph Lox.la'e, Joseph Percival, and Geo re Elw•PJackson. barkers, at Bi:siton, in the county of Stafford. Oa 26, lEOa. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT G11L01141..1. Y. 11. It r l Ilam Parr, late of Lower Shat Nll•ldksex, reoCer C 41 Robert Davie., of Enfield-waab, 144.11 e ex, potatoe -0.-nt - 1 II Pe or Lin , l , a7, f•rrrrerly of (Irr•rnwieb, Kent, baker, but late of Sarkwg, E , sex, farmer - 1 11 DIVIDENDS. Sewn Georg• ri.awls uld J.rrenh inckrnn, latt. of St. Slary-axe, Lumbar!, and of the Strand, Madttheet, merchants - 10 Georke Wilataliurst, late of Redceuas•street, Lond,,n, car,:en•er - 10 Thomas Sfiin, ller ok-wreet, St. Pancras, MadJlosex, atone ina.u.o . • : 10 Ye..florday. G FAST. tieliday at the Public OFwes. COURSE OF EXCHANUE .-Fto, VI Amwenlam .... 9610 $ C. I Oensa 46 li.• Pic. Ditt, ..t sot .. 35 II 1 #..rilew O2 ditto Rorer 'Ark ...... 11 11 tU. / Lab. • ....f 59§' H.lnburrili O4 It 9411.1 Oporto 6O, Alton* 64 3 210 1 . 1 11,.6“ Par.... latiu , ls+ iU. f e..41114M. I • 411 Snafu.:. .66 I I r..rtuaa'Grold 111 enIP Calii.... • 35! effect. and Ka-. per or. 4 Ditto .. -.- Nt w Dor Woods ... Mad,..i .... _ ..1 31 eget*. New Unita,' .... -.- 5 5 Ditto . — Sow, ,n Kart .... —. 5 14 tisiblia - --. Le.l.d•ii 51 . , . .. :Sallie. .. 1/• Mirk (no Loudon (Feb li.) III a 4 IS-11...t ...I 1...w.1...i . Feb. 7.i $ a I. • ,H-I:air a- Dublin I Ditink, 61 4.. y. We•!o•4i t, to lady of Cayel L •fft, of a ftiooday Nat, at het Lutist in 1.11 Haan.% .'r direhur. the Lady of W)noe, Eq. of two 111ARRIAGFS Th..asda.• ?t Ch,ch, Rath, 14 , h • R-v. Mr. Sorb VIC Rev W. 11.i.l ril,ll4dS, of Siran,ta, w •1...6 Lomax, of Caluolen-place, Rath. Tueol.v. •t St. G.-o.,:e's dositk.h, HanovPr .sittar• Ro• la •-et ch.u, E q. ton of Vice..A.ltniral Child, to Mns Ma iids L..nmer. DFA On Monday last, at twelve i.'elock, Pt his house in !Tedford- Peet, Fail, in tt e 47th rear o , his age, the Right Win. E 1-nund Seaton Pert, Lor.l 1r scout t Pert' Ilia 1.ore•ll p was born April 3,171 U, and ruairiert, hest. Martha, runtgrul daughter of John Martin, Esq who died without ra e ; Yfa 1,..01.eip roamed, sicondly, 1/9..:aer 0, 1742. Elea inn, silt. rof Thistaia=, \'n.,ount de - Vele . , , and a. issue, Ihilna Jane, born o..olser the 27th, 1.64, no.rriel . 1 i.orn .1, e.. • t sun ..f Viscount Northland ; and Frame, warned Jaime') •• 1:89, Nreholart Calvert, E.q On hunt, the 234 no, at the Imperial H tel. Onte :•: - ga.len, a Dutch genueman, of great w -a . th (1•1.. ly d floor -, m yoosequerce of haying taken, et weak , . .10;MS1:0 arsah. Tne Cocnner's Into st sat on Tues day, and It sta in their Yerdielye-A-cadenral Death. At big house iii Auckiegham.aluare, C o rk, grvan Fill. Ytis ct Onelasate arilia ler twasi swag be Nils dig Ina Windy a til owner Ina friends I , nd+, last, atter a Ann Jinn., at Burr. John Rake, Lusutenant Go•-rnor of Landward Fort, aad itornerly Li. i. tears t Colonel of th, ettrl reg mesa of n•ot . On the 31,„ u.t. L•t!r•, t.te ■. a .11.1 drujhter el Mr. R. Su•rt-ptaee, Kertam4 , Routs.vr..rla. of a pailn u nary consumption, n her 23d year. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON bklll..L. kinot..47 mi■ slot Ew.• .... 3 mi.). aft 9 SALE BY AUCIION. 1111;IJaraECA LEIGh Aid S S HES Y, ktookaelleri. At their howe, No. 14S, 5t.4,1c1, ui,poc ;s1 to Cathar ine-Nreet. DAY, and twenty-at-Tee f 0110,114 D 4,4; the &coed Part le commence on MONDAY, A l ma 14th, a ft t Days (Sunday' exe.r.l44:, '('HE very •a:uaUe and eatens;ve LIBRARY A of the Lea Wm. JONATHAN ROI CHF M, AM. S Vicar M Epees, Sunray. 'rice RUA+, in ge:lcre., ate .0 d.oni cenehtton. .11*-, be ',owed to the foie at Sale. Catalogues (pie Tares `4,h l tags soul Satpe.lee, 0n 10....44) to ts , ha.' at toe plena oi tt.a; Attars. Muniell and and l'. A'• F.4l.nburgli ; Mr. Archer, Doirio ; Mr. Conte. ()Moo. ; Mr. D:ichtoo. Cala .r..lge • and el all flee pnucupal 600 w sellout to the 11...44 1.07,1rAS .—Pranted by G. DAVIIALIIi. M 17. D..: . C... ti. 110.w..4:e0t. Coveor-GatOou. Ito& ratultobal at I . b7:foe, ..N.y 5, flock of Sy llorwerit% Ckyuctt. Straol. 1 1 b. W. b 1 UCK. ANo : how Ihtica..4,,,i. 1,..0g Acr • 4er.to?o, &c. for in y Fare- sea to it* Wee (io.rpoi: . oat be ritzy atk.vled Is. ~~--- NVIII rrHIS perfo- AO' or r M.D. Uz GALATEA Proi;isl , 14 , i. &awl. Mr PM., Lrada The iand a *I in I Sevra. 2401 •rO-M( I N•iiti D S , LIU Mts. Pork' Tr srlo, TliE llt: T: .s a.. n.•w. Oa Maud with Ute Fa IHE LAS TI T ai. " A ailed, Reverie?. )Iv. C t(..4 Als,S4utise Afte • The Clia Mr. Sim 1:i, Damn (Jr Maul baraw.—wg ANew C wdt gniel Mader UM I T BY COM Wit., w FOR TF Wiwi* fig "' the Dlu-I AU W,6tots by. ouss ni I 4 wiguiwn Twitets Tanile)ll, c licviJunit , .I.eysgate TO GLNT DATE/ SPRO c. - tr uto tat .t 0.2.1 t water can Is ‘egttssubtort 54.:040. Ulla. and I from 25. B aa::.t .1 5...1 1 he'VegA Hamra, ‘l'lltA , HAi, s B la; the 1:.I Oft*, mai fa:s• r a 1! tew TA.* tibe . ro tuM pre g ee thee! iJ to t. the) !mu. t n If I, 3Nrat (11 14 g Usk: A reienm " .0 house, t 'Y Mmtnet; 1.11-14•10; e.r.stl eat ; t"nnntn, at ji,n lA% mg, tlie I +• Rev.