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-----~.. RESS -v sterd.ly, fro m ith the King', 4th regimen!, in the Hunt. per s teLit.te e printed the 1806. Th„ le, far exceed .00 ioterce.;ng e thee. Ast IntLenter, and's End, At y-t4Air Lbws ,ut 140 mile,) gun ship, p ot envnying fl et S. W. Ills. now due, rated Secret try teptartutem. off by Ki ;f t ssadots at Fo. haneery. Dub.. :unity to allude alto , hArking ring his Chen. e occasion to hich he should sus to his de- h almost every ay stated. that Issia ye se's in call aspire Cur void of founds- retoyered from zt to b.tve been St. AmlerO, for Newfound] Ind, d carried intu t, of which th,. !iced orders 1,, ) is fit tot.gent 'tulip'', of the march to Ports. Marinas, con ant-Colonels, 4 and 94 Secnn , i Corporals, ow cansplete to its it :Appears by Iper mtmet 4ries. it University of less the Duk• rf r, with the gr nt liversity of Dub try that his Itss)- H , s MAJCsTY ; sysd Highness Princes of the vane , ' unno nd administered ents, 4n the pre- Lraiterity of of Mfr. FIANCE, their business of e I louse nt Lursis 'e. Mr. PITT hAv- Premier of Greac lb ; tu try honour. bestowed on any whom the State sere will he a ca r a. body, and tiuns. as usual its 1 rnovu through round pelt mil in at the great to proceel up tit. tel meat. try was summoned decide by verde. itch a ii11,. / equir. to be made, from On this occasion, wo eminent Coon by the contendin;: Canterbury, r , r.m. states. The hoc ,. it 11 KAATCHAL I. . ; after which. th' e wituessec, whose to real value of en areosdinyqy are Minn, recur ,* itrOrrl Ss. ans.4l It . uusly presented to !nt Lottery, 17,8 8 at 11 sa,,, ism+ a nt :e, *S7, Picea MIT. karts. Tickets and in continue on ale i and the rises pai icket next rucsday tkiestr;:tn feats ; ote Tite•tley nsotn !nced in the mete • lirrf2eJ ,to the Let' whet few c hance is prat! cf 23.00..: rth Dor—a day, tt:a: up wi • - Il • - e ••• 01'C A- NOUS 141.4SQULILIDE. On Thursday night, this distinguished resort was the rallying point of nearly all the votaries of fun and fashion in the metropolis. A ino-e considera ble assenri'ilage, in point of nurnher, and splendour of assumed costume, his never, perhaps, been Wit- Passed. About twelve o'clock, the immense area of the theatre was so crowdei, that it was scarcely pos sible to move; and, until the company dispersed into the concert-room, and into the boxes, no scope was allowed for the almost innumerable characters, t o prosecute, profitably, their various avocations. the dresses of several of the characters were erd trermly superb. Amongst troese were. a Reitanni4‘ a Rh-hard, a Pizarro, a Chileie i an !lunar Cowi e and an Indian Queen. Ahoitt three o'clock in the morning, a most .:ful and popular (2nark Darla, mode his appeas-.' ;MCC . I lis nostrums were neither nauseous bitterly I srr deleterious sweets, but he had his pockets lit- 1 ..11y lined•with savory sandwiches. l'he Theatre was very brilliantly and beautifully illuminated with coloured lamps, and 'the .wberio arrangements did credit to the taste and liberalerri of the concluffors. MR. HARRISON's CONtERT. Last ;iglu, these elegant entertainments ceitti• metseed at the New Rooms, Hanover-square, under the di-edien of Messrs. HARRISON, BARTLEUAN, and GREATOREX. The Concert commenced with t he 0:.o-tare and Deal M ,r.f.) to Saul, preparatory to aen twain:frit elegy for lass seises, "O'er Net soa's Tomb, which was loudly applauded. The Seine from T v, Lore, HeeL! wry Daricloar, was most admirably performed, by MIS. VAUGHAN, Mi V A tISH Al 4 ITr. Gass, and Mr. B4117(.1:4 AN. Mrs. DICKONS Sing must M eetly.. All' nine , laic). Anew rider for four voices, Tarn Hal [ Fitter, was raptatooofy received. Mr. Astir performed a new cdneerto oo the flute, in the very finest stile. Mrs. .4suc sang, Farewell ye limed springs and fisods, usith sincolitOlOrt sweetness. Mr. HARRISON'S execution of the beautiful soil, The Soldier's dream, eine.' fortis toe most rapturous plaudits, and was loudly encased. but, from its lee:;;::, could not be repeated. Mr. • A '. LS/ AI, was in fine voice, and did Ample justice to I )oct"t Cdtt.ccr r's music, in the grans'. and beautiful air of, 49 , 1 Trnfalgar's bad Cape 'file whole performance was so exquisitely fine, that it is Amnia insidious to particularise. It WAS attended by SOO persons, embracing nearly all the fashion of London ; amongst whom were Their r o moilighneebes the Pr,o*..e of Wai'4l , , anil Doke of Oirnialvaellh 'the Maretooteo of ll:ak:fart. Th e E„,1„ of L egitird sad Dlt"ler• ontess '1 ddtes us. Load Mu:grove. harhee—Of. T.rlor, Arden, Ternpleron, M. Itewhiek.. Ted,rn, Ellenharnoth, Grantha.u, Lucas, Martin, Mulzipre Miter, 114.0. 'loess, Nice. Pras..o., R. obj Durniswbnd 5 , 11;t6 h., —fhtid Duolre, Drummond Smith, J. No:chili, .124 Jame t:.vdmrr. ifortoora , ,ht Mt.ii Upton. ilonnorahler-4 l'aeor and A. Stanhope. Generals...l:cad and Oakes Yesterday morning,Pr incesses ACtit'AT A, Sop NI A, and AMELIA, accompanied by General tl,tosseas. Ta viol, Sec. took an airing, nit isorxe• back, in Windsor Great Park. Mer gams v and the ritisaCelots, in tan ear. rizges and four, took en airing by Englefield Green. The Diseess of - Gorr:inn had a grand rout, last night, at her house. in St. James's-square ; every arrangement that taste and liberality could di&ate, was made tar the reception of her Grace's company. In the splendid a‘semblage Were— Maiqu and Dough., Mardilone.sita--La.i.rleren, Burainghamomt Sali,bury. Aoirr, Wmelstlied, Euemonr, aid 11.gby. Canine , . of Hirnneton. Petv, S Ehrington, Cvolereaeli, F•tt- Itk , “, Hatispdeu, ansr.:ll, Foib.s, C. Senstrate, and ittet•tum, R Aacklan4, Hampden, Castlereagh, G. Cecil, I, 14. 1 . , 5ee Macdo...ll,l.llnichiubroke, IN. Staelsoin, A . C. Smith, Calsir, and t.s.u.iienlisti. . The PurtnaliesnAr.ha nem , Madame G.rototaoff--•%listr[1:111 Beaumont and Jekyll. Yle4e , e—Jvlsyll and F"rlses. The Ri g ht Ilan Low: Ilscaunt WV/ At K, is ez pefled in f,,vrn i on Monday, at his house, Portman slime, from his seats :Moresby Park. Mr. Cum sssss NU ILI• withdrawn his comedy from Drary.Lane Theatre, and has presented it to Covent Garden Theatre, where it has been rcceived kr Mr. Haas's. The lease of the elegant mansion, now inhabited by the Duke of Gi.ovcrsr se, is out, and will be Idled by its noble owner, Earl Gaosvcsoa. The Delmer ST. ALsair's has been confined by a violent fit of the g"ut. His Grace it recovering. Lady He . arricort had a card and supper party. m % Thursday ereniog, at .bet house, Grosvenor -10?re, at which were, the Duchesses of Gaanors am ST. ACES les, the Dowager Marchioness of Domroat,_ the . Earl of hill:sou, the P O RTUGUESE 0. assA Do a. I Aches Pss TH and L. M 0474 IRS, the Ron. Mis.: Dwi•umono, and Miss M A NNLII.S. Thy Daehess of LEINTTER, mother to the late Nike, sister to the Duke of itil:11M0110, and aunt to the Right Han CKARLLS Jasses.Fox, on Wed nesday es amo g, commenced her parties, for the Pr'!vnt season, at her house, in Grosvenor-place, with a iiipe-b supper, which was attended by all the principal Nobility. The Countess of Laurion and Mo i s a, was safely delivered of a daiighter.lastTuesday, at Edinburgh. T'somas Wiirear.a, Esq. gave a grand diamer. Te"rdvy, at his house, South-street, Grosvennr spare, woke f .01in Cue , ► BAU•N, I,ofd and Lady I ` l, - , NToosissr, Louis* and Mr. Jams , ' AIACII ON A ID . Nit ltJGe 1) %IRV MIMI Ha 411.rois gavea grand Sumer hist - Thimidsy, at his house, Upper Crowe "'"lree •to the t:uch.•;ai • of Goat:tom, the Marquis of noviat.as, ViscAßllt *nil ♦t..contress C4111ILL t1"4", Lord am! Lay luN ;mot i.av, and Mis. th.iii‘s. LIST INDIA. 417.7.k1rL5• I --OD.— • PAP E RS 4 . 'leeriest?) TO TH6 Ilialsslt Of Citt•tosti Pun' SUsHT TO Tlatittt Olattelts Of TII '2.5 :It een 21 rt. JUNE, 1803, littlitTlMG 10 .64sT tsDIA AFFAIRS. ' ‘ Ne. I )—Cepc of a At nute of ,Sir John Shore, t now Lnrd Teignnioutti i late Giivernor Giroerall of Helical; detailing th r measure, adepted in °tele, which le,l f• the del...salmi of Vizier Ally, arid placing ati the threoe the Nabob Si 4111 It Ally ; together with the Treaty cencluilcd on that occasion. Ceti/moor Geneurs Minute. The situation in which tee Company have. been placed by the death of the Nabob Vizier, and by the coreeitu eters of that e e x ve ir t . e .,, ,i iny s ii as , s a n nigular, 34 it is uopiered e nted in histrey • By a crineuriencioicticunistances ' the Company were compelled to be the arbiter s "( ti • e disposal of a kingdein, and it wit: iinpoisibl, to far,n a decision on the claim: to the suc cession between the reputed veins of the deceased Nebub Arnoli ud Doeleli, and the lineal descenitiots of hi; father Soulah ud Doe,an, tree from rest doubt and übiielion. After the maturest de ibc rodent On the relative rights of VI- sier and Saud u Ali, ttlt.tig them as the representateres of the I two families, 1 else my opinion, not without lieOtation, in fa• • your of Vizier Ali'sel;im to the succession, 44 the presumptive shiest son, end heir ayparent to the deceased N ihub, on the commis of his acknowhedgment of him as his son, roriohorated . Isla series of correspointii.g ails and declarationa,and by the aen tence of the !slalomed in law suppoemg the validity of such acknowledgment. The acquiesceire of the 11,cuin, the apparent gene,' consent of the inhabitants of I.ucilea, the danger of admitting renorts, however notoricnit, In diaqualifi. I cation of the hereditary rights of the Princes of India; the in justice of !l-c arine, nn such gruunds, a numerous family.. of the deceased Prince spurious, with ether con•ide: itio .0, were auxiliary are..troants in suprnit of our decision, nor did 1 think myself aqthurise! us proysom a reversal lit it on the informatiim of Z.,eliseire Ali Khault, which, whilst it strongly eentribelerrEe popular balicl of the spore:ors birth of Yuri- Ali, did not, u ittlten stood, amount I . proof that he woe not toe sots of Aseph td Dowiet, or positive!. the son of a Fiewill , I Ilei . , neverteele s s, even found it Imposait, to iliveiit ins- - Self if the impression, limited by thb univer I belief and as• sertion, th.r Vizier Ali it of seurious :eight., and of the apore• hen.i3n so obviously coonested with it, that th • iiiitliie and re- potation of the Company might sutler au linputation hy a de.. cition in lii. favour. , The arratigenzeirti w'deh I had in view when ! left Cilcette, have no reference, however, to an alteretiun of the sec.:canoe ; ' but, under the stated irapresenns, I eoliceived it iressilde that' the repugnance of the inheiaitanta of Onde to hie tido of Vizier r Ali, might Witten as to twee upon sue the further cunsidera. tion of it. Tire hfitister met me at Ciente-we, and the inferinstien which I received from him, catifirmsa the datelli is my ale , dress to the Vice-Preaidiet in Coui.eil, of t..e4.'t ult. 8a1. , . at roar ceefetencm embraced trot rimy the events ve•-,•14 had taken pace, subseeuelifto the acce•siou of V.zier Al, out the , considerations which hertoccurred to me on the succession, 1 shall first cenneaedly state the 'oho* ce of his cii-emunicee 1 lions on this list pole:, of NUJ 0%/I1 inquiries in censecrienceiti aid the riii.iilt of theist. The At ini.ter Informed me, without reserve, that there oaf, ;but one nitinion ern the subject, era. that Visit Aim, a .d :ail ibis reputed brethren, were, without any exce.eton, Sloiriiivs i t drat ninth, Vine, Ale, miser any of the sore of the deceased N•bab. lathe pualic estimation, had a shadow of right to the': cuccersien, and th it the title . of Saudet Ali, 1,,. t h e ,‘,..,„, o f rustic., 'was itslispu'able i that it was no less true, that at tli, p. - nod of the elevation .4 Vizier Ali, no (ablution was merle to it, but soon afie.waids many of the prineipal people at Lucuow ce ll-,res..), their evrailiShilliielt and diwpooiritment at his eke/3- .10n ; and the firmer Millister, Hiparetill Khaun, had, both to IrtaSslt aril the resident, declared his opinion, that the de isiire in favour of Vizier Ali had been hasty and incotiside irate ; that at Torment few iveuld be disposed to declare their !real sentiments, in oppeeittun to the acknowledgment of Vizier Ales tele by the Reiglee (internment, and to• the ins lelinatien of the el ler :.exam, who wa s Chita/ milted synth biol. That Vizor Ali bad, tuereovei, aired inaiii poi tisaas, apettisubirby *ream the soldiery, hy his profess; liberality to Vital, and by the expedeition held out to them of Mire tert-i nr lite same tyr.url;; and taut many other, hail hotel e 4 die.l to hen by the inAuertev and supoort or the Hee ~,,, ; bur ti.at these c...cumsta lime Wet not chanced the public 5....:ti. meets l.p.hutthe !wilco of Saudet Alms claim to.fhe Mosiiiiii, liiiwever it 'melt now be eonicated. 'that with respect to tee share wh:cli lie had at placing V izier At, on fits Mussitid,. it was diflataed by ciMentstances of einergeoty wlirOlt pre cluded a peoibiely alp refereccer to l'eletitra y,the iiresunt i. live nth of Vizier All, as Mahe apparesseranarkeWt soltill the ' .., .. sl,cca.eJ say.reigu, by the genres) sentillttanti rif'itilbliliesilulta I then mei act, I. lr ; e h a fre er wee as we ll s eivi s aiv o ,„ sad 'Mere all by the Zee' • • the &sum its fermate:if the re puled sons of A•oph ud illierleh,Myead . of those of Sliteiet ud Dowlah, wa s ". .he noGnieeh, rejected. He mI net ttret\ -ha to ,s.e.t, that has Ali bait any pari inns, .wile tee. - taint eilm.ty has long sulnistert•between him and the lirgue• ; that S tudet A::, in tact, was earie.noky impeputar wish all descri l o vont of pear's, particularly from his know ii parsimony. Title information, as tar a. it regards the unieersal opulent ..r the spurious birth of Visit,' Alt, mid that h- had nit right to the NI ii,nud, was confirmed is me•t unqualified term!, bye man, known by the name of Bears Mitzi, who was formerly Damoga of the .)urrr Kh..unch, under tile Nahoh Situjah rid Dovetail, and Of a rearectable family 4114 character The impramien made Ilytii..eninntutecatlon, of tine truth of which it was tat OttOttitie to doubt, was ill esleulatel to ,a. as-y tor conviction of the ju..tice of our decisioq iii isvirer of Via.er Ali. It sheared that the sentiment, of this inii-bitants at Luciano, whe had eX;rrossed their satisiactiiin at tire eleva tion of V isier'Ali to the Musniel, were, upnm, refieeon, very • diffegint front tham Which they had avowed in line tweeter, of a medient of supra-ea and emergency ; and the it eeratinatien which I formed upoo the c nil musicattlo of the *mister, was to prosecute inquiry as far as I C. 101,1, without elk.;4111( tOtopt- CUM ; as well regardine the birth of V Stier Ali aryl hi, reputed brethren, as with reepeet to the general sentiMei.teof hit right to the Mermod, subsequent it) his IeCIPIS.OIII lii the deterusinatiou I availed myself of every °pennon:lv which teetered during the course a a protr.seted juo. - ney, a" well as after env arrival at Lucnow, snit the into:enamel which I have Seen enabled to listazure, may ice reduced ty the follow: ing summary : The poveNtoge e re,;„ Ali, And that of the repute! ions If Ae.l4 led Ilnaalt. • Tie nide positive infuriation which I have on these ;mints, was ceilected Gum Zelpieen Ali Kitson, and is contained In • the three papers refeired tr . in the margin ; (No. I, 2, and 3 ) it is to be observed that they have a riference to some prihr sad intermediate verbal ceshinunications T,.e hest Contains an ac milt of the children of Rehratit, the mother of Vizier Ali. 'The beieind, wine question., with explanatory answers, of Zehsern Mn Kilaen. , . . The thud, a hastory of tire other surviving ch4d:cn of the deceased Nabob. From these and other communications, the fOIIo,IIIIZ ,7iTCllM fiances are ei.tablished; that the mother of Vizier Ail was a Frattili lute, wife of a Fraud% now living, her risme way ROl lour, and she exercised the employment of n Frstohnee, the losse , t occupation of a tactual servant lii Z distren's house: where female' purchased by the Nabob occasienaliy rein.o,ted, until tine tat:tease of their numbers made their ternoval into the Lamella necesery. Rehniiit usually accompanied them there. Iler (ninthly wages were four rupees; She wit not coetfineil to the Zenana, but quitted it daily, which is tee cue- I tool 4 alt others of the same description, and went t i tier has banirshutter. She was never admitted into the Zeilana in any edict capacity, .or considered in any other light, durtag the course lit her service; she had three children, the first a son, who 41,4. TheiNabeib took him from his another, 'ravine fit.) rupees fee Nat/falai gore I he need. iif Nlahonwel A,n...r. Too taco ,i 1 wee &au 4 esti, arid issWne a ftost 4 l ist the del.lt - Omit lei Z.:leer.. Al, Kliaini. Thu third %A% Main Ali. Übe bid all r1A1. 1 6 A A .u4terer,'lt,ory i.i her own hoax, Mel inlay since have had setae other thildren. Afte, the birdie' Nlslioined Arneela, R -hmut wet sherbert/eel 14 rase it-'1:04.0f duly, hut agaiii paroNIZI. amid ......idolittel I.Vo servii.e. Duruig the sitewal of her &Olio...aim, winch 10.0/ 1,1, e 1 : ,,,,.. 1 two, tO,O. or their years, tilt lesesed son was t1” , O • Matirtaied Aeieeti bud ‘' , ater All were been been in the house „i ;:a: tree 41, i: roost. Eno 01.4;1,f, 6•.,T1 , 1t, Ott nit t .s•ri. I Wets quo-, to be Seuser:.tioy tne triers of the NJbab, he u-• 1 not nen a7eutieted with prentreics, pnellooll to t4t• birth of Wilier An; Z a.. it. in furore I :um of it, and the Naterb sad, s. I will take the child, if she will let me have it for WO rupee:* Illelossut roneentol, ells a remark, " that she came to lie at at his Imam, that the Natant% might be and, ..at to take , the eltilkes has owe," I. the imp:nation iiere,eivlng the some 11.11, ea, pain t her for Malvotned Attlee, The N hots arc milt-red Zeheeet to paw her 510 rilpet.4, and iltorans her, with dee !hens 111-•,.r to .cud for her mere, °radio., her rya c•one 10 his heat.* Lig i n . 'Lela-en's hawse &holm, to the Zenana, het is open to all the world. Wien the Nab th's woolen wete kept there, they bud el in the teeter an r• meets, which same quite miens Relt.nalt was never admitted met them, but at: a servaut V,tier Ali wee born on the 15th Rubbansitre, 1:97 Iles-ta n etlearit the inierlie of December, Het) in a room below stair., 0:741Q to public seers,. Zehteen turthee deelares, that the women of the Zenana used to the Nebo', to take eitieltm and tiring them op, as he heel canoe of his own. Ile altueen that the Nabob ever acknowledged Vizier All at has own son; but wheat lie was angry with Limn, he eater, to allude to the Insane., of his thigh., arid tau these occasions, has said, ha the presence of Hun hob, that he was net his AOll. The ',articulate, thus detailed, are collie:led from inspirit!, put to Zeisseen, at different tinges, and in a mode which I tiensght calculated to cantle! the truth. He wider:vent fre qaent examinations, both from the Resident and myself. Tine two Papers, Na. 1, and V, translated, were Swam to by Zeh seen, lest any presence, and that of the Persian mandator. The detail I. N 0.3, ert.tell den not include limier Ali, ap plied to fifteen children of the Nabob, thirteen of whom were born in the Zeolite., of women purchased trot brotight into it in • tlalliftl P.egitancy, an !two were born out ••• the Zeltine, and uttro local into at wheat in(aitts; It is as faills•wer--• • (so. 3 . )—.Partitiilan communicated to the Resident be Zeh seen Ale Kalman. nal...Sing the soot of the hue Nabob Vizier ad prraleh, new afire, Maria Visier Ali, and Shelf Ala exreeted, whose history, as Cr. a: it min he known, has already been detailed Nth, Governor-Greer/al. 1. Veal Aii, aged au set fourteen yens was brought into the rhea about sea manias tad, by Rajah Jaen Loll; his Leber a d mother arc unknown. The /denim p.,,d for k i wi, Ithrotigh Loll, one thousand rupees Ile was .rev aft-4- ,14rd, heated as a 4011 of tate Nahob, and was mar,ilel the .year 1795, to a .daughter has Exeelkoicy's brother, Mama J angle. 6. Ilesmaii all IC Mien, aged eleven years, was also brought mt., the Zenana, when a mere infant, s.f &bruit ten days old, by ItehthiAoo Loll. His mother came into the Zemin. with him, and is still there. Has father is neknovot ; he was saintliest:it hydlie.Naboh, et what pries my informer don not ternember, ited.n.. been conteetated us marriage, some years ago, to a deeginer of Neer Neyeeti Khan', a relation of Hussein Resa Claud, but the marriage ceremony As never perfuonetl. , N. Anteer Khaun, ab ecttwelve years of age, was born in the Z.,01111411; his mother was purchased by the Nabob, through the Anticy of Rajah Jam, Loll, a few months beforte bee delivery, arse is stet alive. Hie lather as unknown; he 'was coo. r.l in my years agolabout ), te eauglebeeof IlliesaJornme, the son of Mimi .11i Khaun, uncle of Conks Ali Khaun, inn the marriage has not taken place 4. Shemet Alt Khaun, aged tem years, was berm in the Zenana. 11:e tenthor was lew...based when pregamet, thtough the loran% o: Raj Older° Loll. The Lather t n, Za.lbseel/ was Old hi the thither) air a Seed re •Nileet, but he kterws net .whether lie is now dead or alive. Ili was canter - fed, mar yearn ago, to • daughter of Ahmed Ali Aimee, brother se Mita Junina, but the marriage ceremony has nut bee., peth formed. 5. Ashcan , Ali Khaen, aged twelve yeses, was born in the Zenana. Plituonlier was also noret•sessi, when pregnant, by, Rajah Jeer lean, anal is row alive_ His,fartieri. unknown. He all comrades' to a daughter of Mien Keith Ali, bristlier of the late Nabnh, bait there WI besit tin marriage. . 6. F,.uu: Alt lateen, :teed eleven ?ears, ale born in the Zenana. His father ass a liiireeffeum %loser, and item him the Nabob perch:teed his wile, when pregnant of this boy, for a yew large SUM Has mother it alive in the Zenana, but at isnot Wolin what Isiet become cat tate Lather. 7. Sander Khaun, aged thirteen years, born in the Ze nana ;Is motley is alive, and was purchased by the Nabeb about sight enoitthalselme her delivery of this boy. Has lather it Mt bean* Is.- • 6. !fin-erne Al; ghoul, +l'd:ahem toe years, was born in the Zenana. Ili, iteeller ass be that bialens about fits month, before h.s birth, at.d u ,fuss His ielitrit I.llllolo‘llo. /9. A.nminsit Ali Khaun, aged twelve years; Isom in Pie Ze rmatt. Mi 4 traGiller W. 4 brAle,bi be Lie Nais'b Meant six months helot., he- thdortary of this boy, and is still alive. Ho father ta u•tko•en. 13. Shttlefa Ali Kluniti, aged about e'.glit hide, lime in the Senana. His inOthet was a stave girl in tne sets :cc ad sous oethe train of the Prince Masi Jewett Rutoty, end was pa , - chowet wheit-pmgemet, about liter moths before last &hie , y. ?the is stall alone, bet fliefather a : unknown. I. Atnauas Alt Khautt, aged twelve years, born in the Z.- nana. His mother 'lv eed was leer eased by the Nabob atiout six 1710.111,1 lettere her ell teety of this tiny. 11,s father tau n known. • • Sesdisok Ali Klemm, aged five . pens, was born in the Zenana Flit mother as stall alive, anal was mamboed be the Nabob eh ut three months before she was lire iglu to bed of this aen. H.s father le not knorn I.". elawsirn Ali Ikheu-, aged four years, was born in the Zenns His medlar was purchased by the Nabob, and Wei placed in the !Aroma about thme mouths ;arid a half eche., the boy was horn. She io still alive, but the father a. knasvu. .1 14. One eon who hes not yet reread any name but distiegniehal by theatimilatior of No Nehaut, aged alinee two yeess and a halt. Ile wan horn in the Zenana; hie mother haytng beep tau-chased by the Neheai ahmat fire months eon to hi. bath. Site is at II in the Zenana, but the tither is tin I known. .13. There he alto e second Hossein Ali Kha an, aged five years, who has always been kept an the 7,e•. alas, to the eorth ward of the Goonstswe termerly under the charge of Yosuder Kievan. Teta boy was boot in that Zenana, and the mother ll alive. ZehseenSays, that his mother was purchaser' by Nabob wit an pregnant, but he knows not tine erten time, I sake had nothing to do with those &ointments previous to I jam Isiire departure for Reparee. Ilia father is unknowe. This bog was euntraSed, in January h• t,. to a daughtm of Slier( Alt Khaun. Tile marriage has not taken place. Zehsien Alt Kbaun states, that nrme of the minus hs :it tee eMwiM Of the late Nabob, himself eteeptid, can speak from poisonal knowledge to Coe above circumstances, but that they pre knowo to Jane LOl., and a man 1111W1141G deem Henan, •34th of whom seers IA the taints of purchasers( women for his .Escelleney G.laum Ilss.ein was tamed our of the Nabuies service for theft, arid had his nose eau off, when the Mabee went to. Sbotosar Anna the month of May, 1796. Zehseen arsons, that the late Nabob Amph ud Dowlah was, in reality, father of one son, named Shoubann Ali Khaun, who died at 'the age of two years and s.veu months, about eight or note years ago. Thir boy's mother is alive ; her name is Punua Rye and khnlaub Arzimandee She was in the Zenana from the time of the Nabob Shuialt cad I towlah, anal never was per initted so see any other mate ee:ep - the Ire Viater. Site is a Dernenci, or Nauech womaaa. Ile alea miens, that .esoph led Dowlah hal another son, who (mil when seals fifteen days when Colonel Haulage commies:ea at Guruckpnor. The child's mother as also dud She was perch net at Delhi, Lay a mar named Mackinrutn, in Marx Polier's Driven, arid t lice tore the present Nabob Viaier Ali was intro:led, into:- sheltie , after his birth. The Naboh eraled a teMo to her m glory, at Mehai Dew& Bugg, bye coma from rvitaberl, on ta e opposer, side of the Gegra. lice deeth happeot:d eigiat or nine t ears ego ; her mien was Fys- tut Kent As it occurs to nay reeutheitora that another am of the del ceased Nabob, i,. I 3,•;tireall7 older that, Vixen Ali, had b.ea troldicly introduced by ham as his son, I called upon the Reat• dent few the partendarre which, with some inhumation eit the sobleet, ate detailed its No. 4 1 afterwards ascertained the actual age of this troy to be baleen' *mini* and se•entseit, aid er than Voter Ali. The, a th. only eositi•e information I hart. bee n able is contest rememiug the reputed children, f Assaf, udDstalah. Tee Milo Nl9: parti scalars will leen the nutmeat. of many of the pnneipal inhabitants at Litenne sot Its elevation thaeseiti Keia Kha's ebserved to the flatulent, asem after the aecesnien of Vizier Ali, that the. iinientaitt When, a had been haeilir and loco sod...testy settled ; w me he emotione i the prevailing repors to the unpulmeol V ener birth, w o List Owl saiLisrirliirrari 01 ill' aeon uL tmou. lie elm, trulora6e I • . me, as • covrelhorttive cireiintstanca of the geidnit fa:doled n I this suitieet, tat the marriage of the au:mid sou R -et with the dautlit, of Miraa Lolly was eamiealtve on the lat ter, won had at the time consulted him, and ev waisted his de. terreinatinn rather to nut an rani to lii• existiomt, thou to 'ohmic to the di grace of such a ciiiiinsct ~,,, ; that hit repiig fiance wa; all dr over , hied by Iris advi.-e; sit mat, since the it !Atli or the Nabob Mrs • Jongly h 4 I teen nazk to daugh ter ...tit a it•iterininatton rn irlistnlyz Ito aioit t oeholg • Tri s account was aftrow.irds eceifirovel by the Nabob line. nortleen, brother of the ymtger R I s om, vsal IT, of the 40 - tea.ed Nabob, the 'yoke or tile cond .1 of fiii—eitt Rem on 0.14 oci:kneis in terins of repinanht rie fao it ii .t• nioin: in one ar i s ,,, K ,t n in ny c•,,,,,,esatio l s which I 1,.d with Vie latter, etcr niv sins-1 at hircilow, the coons of it kat to thi Inn elaservotione on -my part, thit f feared we had expiated OUP s Ivry to impoiat ion by what had l,i s vi ; his reply Was, !rut have snit ; but tin; Rho htegum has she mad- the deciaiun in/ luridy moment, when her faeottiee went OVl,Liottfr. d. Zehmein A•tiKkatin informed me that thil v 811190111 Waa refused to see any of the ina• Nabo'i, and pull eitiarlr Vizier Al:, when the Sate Nabob wished to introdeci 'him to her on the °elation of 'his late frii;itia's ptuuraet lion was car led by Zebte-d Mtn , eK, hid C i e ft f iotti jechng, it, with a civil answer ti the but with a remark IN Zeheret.i, the t die wout* riot itistrai e'th• dignity of hat family by admitting Visid'Ali into her pr00t ,, e...: 'rho truth of this nit creation was by'ihe R t_tum' brother, and without his *planation night hai• • b.sisi : iris pitted to the reneral toast of Htndrnrut, hie'''. 4 ..4 1 1 .,• p.' MK the wires ut r , three to Net shut bust , ,•e by different women fheffeg Am hostel! ' w a iier to the Id nister, received berate his ele:val at L•i .!do a. bad used in el presorm, that the oucirettion t:. the M i .,nn . 3 h a d t a lren pray without inquiry ..r eravelnv , r.iflk. bet brattier, ti Nabob finarioittleen, 4hE hiv'tering of it lie dint marlft ri folloesing eons minwevt;ori, in his own MI.! alstw's VittertAli, aid all Seer rhiiihrii of the hireenielleillodi, qi dowhardlt spitmiuss anA Mit the emit, in 0 r 1 , 7 tither tea. a fraush, wee • r es tketeri to tba"%th of yliuh 0 ,1 Howtah ; that if theliabbb had iltuillyhlt a chit! of I own, the argon', Ids sitter, Well th a t have fteettateal tai cue of It, but that they walk all bityPt!fiii,Altiew the eld gi•dem, a• well as his knew, and ha I often mintinne This was alto need by sego, with M.r_is - and .1 Nabob Imarindlecn, cm•firmerd what bar fiem . :441.:40.1 rl mee , that the t a te /debris had" of'ten'hinseeff 1 V sin Il base-wen. Al.naa Wll.laSirnt from I.UChblii at the eieeatii of Vire, Alt; wine hit arrival, he's !noised 'lintel( vri2• reserve, that he had iit title to the Mosetud,in•l openly MA the cnithd-ntial tiervants of the ft:etYil i , f ir not prevento it. This was reported to the Minister by (*hers, and lii)teggiads admitted by Alines himself. The behaviour of the ssins of Shell LA 11.1.111;: , &cosh ation of the im;tithia belie, and of ',i s innr ,sit o if f y ally refused to attend the Nihon, r.r• - •lievi 'him any MAN external 'cosset: li r-nliflUTt Whi,ll would !weer have been el Limit re tolerated hut ii,:der tl,r unintrsal Utopianism Oa 1 birth was Sp t•t10..-. For the popular opinions on this listkta s RID firtallligl v i ? o,t o f tit,: MM. of Shujaii ud Doelab„ll44l the lath,. and putasion of tine Company, in aeknowlerlgintr;:ter r,ter to the sentiinents collected train (Le In I Meer Mylit C.issins, nephew of kfacktar -mid DooLih, smelly lidiiiiwer Maliiiineil JolnUhl Chown. Valtee! pf the Prance Mors I hi-, who retidet at 'Senates, and was cornisiseionsil be hii e ter I, carry a Chrlain to Vi.t:ei Ali Uliairo, who hes tie+ for ti tl e ....fah, at laic:ins f.ar the tee...nitre of haslanslthr B P.u.rht, reprtirentaiive cal the Illarrar &Ohs Mth-ibut Khowri, moo of the la,: ilefra Rherout i , reefire For ish:a•Ct,r arid conduct. I . ai • Their op nimi: i:s also be found to corroborate the id rest no nr the Minister nu this, a. well wi otatilr.dbaw pais fiafree I roe-et! tit the infenenels suggested. by Ithe h/WCW Inrntnlint.ht. I think i: raper ta leak* aosao remirris em (hunters, competency, and eil.ldn.:l o 1 ibis witessee whom I hay., appealed; and o nsioch, depot& the driiceotZelowis Ali klmon, yet c.mininity due Mel peilhed wish the ut nut attrition. It is +ids* ro tiV41*;k:;1011111 Env, Hut haw.rag been& iy illrveao-t by the Nal. hi s ,if f iel A ps..ffn o. 4f go si m bre dis ased r mentsamt • • •u. Se.^atdlr, essay it li.a I.;:iathilif, tsign,, it Wei glow rezoned*/ nr si.bj-ct hit SisHififisp tam mop* faiselmod or hiaecutacy. 0.1 the first p a nt, it" is In to o'.04:.011. bat *M. 111 tiehlieh Zetween origmells gave t a t ins Rea lapamaid Mitt id the blito of three +at timenios to aly.d swim b-Aweim him and the Na wan, it a plI:LNI when he can it tour with hire, and wl en ti.cy were yoa i stiumieg soy this Zehazeis was ..e7r.:t:r 4:• utteriltet, tido. Ai' 4407 s ni mieations with lit: *hot( Aiterooadash• occouid which he then d •liveied, i ee d..0 0 , 004 4 popular lie erif that Vizier Ali war h. 46 theprip 9141001111 although it did not *mount to yise,f thpt M sitosplpitive son of Ws reputed Caner, a F,s.:l`i. It if furiher to be observed, ;net tbgi opinion •ty.sia spurio., sot:, root GO, i •r•zette4 ei 4 If final On the setnea. '. at iiilievar 'lei we the moment of h a fist prolottioo, bg rise late. Malawi; account, therelde, was net the wince of it, but planeti nof the grounds of arid p.m only to nine ] the op-nine vt'acli has always prevails', a:thqu i pi tied r'''aces %Melt gave roe Vi hi Mir nit hem Wen gel known, or, in the chaps. of seven/seri altars, may haft forgotteii. LIZ h‘eon bad been actuated hy iet-ritment. against Al., hie eriden.ie *mild hate beet, idre:tid againit and In layo u • of s e ise I , triltrt•O Il , oilfratt4 dpi This appear. to me a sisfficieitt aiisw t to the hrsi ih • provided th • se.!und, which arses from monodist' Of • Stated to hit , • loom terod by' Z-h-erb ti; lime Kw" Minister, (and mated i my sat tlieSierh Nor. with that which he has detailed a „, : „1 can mho 5e obviated. In the former be is said to agora, that Rehonirt. tine of Vizier i, both -yt toe f his hi-th a,.d t -.5 Or eon . van, Mah used A.rnasi, wla writ f-em tr e Segal rkliverei In his Isourte, tilt iafer ter hailer It sit was this, that Cie Nabob cntently tin, w 'of her pro might sepplare himholf the &thus a the child, enders the mother, during her dielrety, tattle rare oh Zeroes under such circunistancee, neither the I•WI eV...Tint the nor the place of her delivery, as jt theo e; peered, e•l 4 been admittel a. a tar to the ralidiey of his tile, '; Asoph ail I..)twbli. The ace.. int w 'itch he his bulk! Oat she Cann of hermit to his how., and the Nebo' evim knew of het previous warn! a / . TWA i s the ei tiun to which the objection applies. T. atvreniate the weight of it, Idnirgtl the • Beside, upoi the Minister, in the presence of Zeliftett, to recelection of the account delivered by Mm, and c 4 rated unofficially be the Resident to myself, and I a report and explanation. The Minister', recollection did net stable hint positively or accurately on the_ subject ; he lirwever rem tinbers that Z diseen hart tor:satiated that Via mother was a *anent. receiving only taut rupees liar circomnance emitted by the Reallent in lila renott. %Vhen the etinveisition took place with Zelissen, we pa a Vuier lii3:1„ the tesslii.ituni which she Stet Minister then entertains.) 41( L eswNai s at•-whmr, at well at ntii,r real it., przcluted any Mil a-ninat nn of him • awl the Re- dell , witty nimbi Vas -uhstantially on t he following ils/, will tint venture that he did nut niitund.astatiel Zeit* n, who poodle tatna the correetnoti of his inhirnation then (*tom, poles any apparent inconsisterteyou the om:teuceptn geonlent. H nun/riled ti be:evle it; an I conception vol.: theelittion &shelved in queasy, ',sets, in the deur , of himielf, and th/ ii•ter, tri peering tin-.ire in their inquiiset. and that a part artainatioh might hay: lcd to the tune detail w•iich been revert. Gt tl.i• conclusion I concur. The Resident hid a ',Sourly observed, that the rn.sther to' %river Ali was femaM to the Herein, and this on revikin would ass a rulscorsco dines on hos ! fart, of the sc.nitint rveirew Toot circuinwass e in Zebseenb htfor n evil., er'i elil IS mennlpatrhle lath such a .r• rt hnolv probable, that Iv+ tulaun•sersioorl tc as be juitly obis:trees, if rh, ir:u.nitance haA he c 05.14 newer hlv• trii.ler.tood that Re , rri•4lol of trraier Ah, was rs.civot Into the Z mane it u.ait tor with the other R4IZOIS whose cin:i.l ea tire L