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the other Patti 11) flratitee;le.•-y et* NdrituliV,zier mil Ma.
111.1 Uh: Yeolae..ll oo Dowlait tit. ea ioe tool estuisik, Saad et Allv
Khan Ratak, Stutmorea .1'..•;, m behalf holmod t 4.d
hems and sir-cessiws. for imeliag to toe Honour dile the
Eta India Couipany, iq perpetual saver. ignty, emytint pradAula
Of ula Etee territorial possessipos, eoniioutadoll of
etc foram and aug-mented tuleroly. and of 'all .itiier .rf
money now choice able tee his Excellence, ou lie -moat of the
Company'sdsfeostvs eugagetneuti with bill Exeelleoey.
Article I—llia Excellency she Nawaub Vizier hereby evict
tel 'ha East lards (*.Moan?, in perpetual ssevereognit, the Mt
Aar mentioned ,metiotts of lees terrotoreal posisiestedivi, amountelig
in the rook reemlue, to one coae aim tlvrts are lacks us to-
pe 1, Lieludene expeolees of eullectioun, in commutation of the
*ohm ot, of the exieeneiss attendant on the ae'ditional
11614 of Oa kicitaie. and Furruckhabad Petllll,ll4.

STATCMENE Of THE S!MMA.
Chita:lab, Cer.l% Kuwalu, and chucklah
tudivrah - - 55.461,571' 11 1 -
Rehr and nOers - .1,32.1, 174 6
lurrucluhid and whors - - 4,50.001
Kltairaglaur a.td ..th.r. - 2,10.01 --

Asungliur and Aaiinghur, Mounaut
Kunlun 6,95,6 e I 1 6
Goruckpere and ether, and Rutwul—
__

Gorockpoto 3.0,884 8 i 6,49,854 4
Hutwol 40,001
Sonbah of 11.ahahad and others • 9,94,943 1 3
Chtocklah, Boredly, AVlphabati and Kt'perry 49,11,457 11 1
trlawaub tionee Reidy and others 1,10,e42 1.!
Moltoril And others, with ties exception of
the Talook of Arwul - 1,G1,3747 4
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Total Jumins Lw. Sa. Rs. 1.3.,,23,47t R J
The above mentioned Mohauls Tieing ceded to the Compa-
ny, as h,1,1 by the Auntils in the year 12u8 Foster, im claims
are to be hereafter m..cie on account of viHages or !awls which
eat format years auv have been ailded tour separated from the
said Mattson.
Article B.—The subsidy, which, by the second artiste of
the treaty of 1798 his Excellency engaged to pay to the cots-
imnr, now that territory is assigned in WU thereof, tied of the
expen,e, ..1 the additional troops, is to cease foe aver, awl his
Excellency is reSessed from the ithlieation of defraying the ex-
patiCtl Dean. additional towel.' sclti:h at any tone away he re-
quired for the protection of Omit., and its dependencies, whe•
ther of the countries ceded to the Compan!. or the tenitortes
which 'hall remain in the pUtifiiloll of his Excellency the
Viler.

Article 3—The Honourable the Bast India Company
heresy engage to th- territories which will remain, to
hi. Excellencrthe Vizier against all foreign and dorr.estic
hurl, provided aivrar, that it b.. ut the power of the Compa-
ny's Gurentihent to statam the British troop, in such tint el
hi Excellency's dominions af shall appear to the said td-oarn-
ment most expe.heut ; and providaildurther, tha,t his rtce;-
le icy retaining io his pay four battalions of infantry, one baste-
hen of Ne.ieebs and %lowan., two thousand lunse nen, and to
the number of three hundred Gqi.n.lsore, shall dummies the te-
nianidar of his troops, excepting inch numbers of armed Peens
sleben he deem necassary fir the pur.hrars of the collect ioris
and a ten horsemen and I.:meet's to attend the ;remota of the
detachment of the British heaps, with a
thponion of artillery, sha at all times be attached to his Ex-
eelleacy's t mann.
Article 'h.-That the ter intent and meaning of the fiot,
second, third, and ((meth ',titles of this 'f realy, may be clean,
understood, it I. hereby declared, that the territorial cession be-
ing in lieu of ills 'Wendy. and of all expellees on account of
the Comni.aoy's d-feisiive engagements with his Excellency, no
demand whatever shall b- made upon the triasitry of his Ex-
cellency on account of expenses which the Honourable Com-
pant may incur by meembling forces to rep-I the attack or me-
naced &Unit of a f oeign enemy ; on ae.rount of the dettch-
ment attached to hi. Excelleocy's person; nn account of
troops which may occasionally be fomented toe suppressing re-
bellions or disorders in his Excellanc)'s territories; on account
of any future change of military stations; co on occoont .4 fail-
ure in the revinces of the aided districts; arming from unfa-
vourable iteason., the calamities of war, or ham any ether
causes whatever.
Article I. The territories ceded to the Honourable Com.
pony by the first article of this Treaty, shall be subject to the
exelusier management and controul of the said Company assn
their Officers; and the Hueourable East India Company
hereby guarantee to his Excellency the Vizier, and to he hells
and successors, the possession of the territories nhich will le-
main to his Excellency Mts the termthrial cessions•regethet
with the exercise of his and their authority within the mid
dominions His Excellency engages that he will cotaliirati in
his reserved dominion's tut% a sy.tein of adminisuation des be
carried into *Berl by his own officers) as shall be conducive to
the prosperity of his sutkects, and be calculated to 'retire the
lives and properly of the inhabitants; and his Ex.-Y.l*m.y will
alums id,lBe with and ad in confinviity to the Council uf the
Office,. of Uhl said I olioursalls Coltman!.
(To be continued.)

simmmE•mme:•,!.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FROM THE HAMBUGH MAIL.
[I, ardor Extrads.]
VIItNNA, YE). 3.
His Imperial Majesty has appointed the Arch-
duke Ferdinand, General of Cavalry, to be Corn-
mandlng General in Moravia, in the room of the
General of Artillery, Count Kaunitz.
Count Bellegarde, late General in the Venetian
Territory, will certainly go Ambassador to Paris.
Major General Meyer is appointed Quarter-
Mauer-General, in the room of Lieutent-General
Mack.

The Field-Marshal Lieutenants, Prince Charles
Auersnerg, Jellachich, and Auffenberg, as also the
Major-Generals Barons Von Spangen and 1 hall,
aw.sit the decision of their processes.

The late Vice-Chanr •Ilor s( State, Count Co-
bentzel, at present resides on the Lordship of \J`
pageol, in Moravia, which belongs to his lady.

lES. 3.

The Corp of Bernadotte is assembling near I. kb-
stadt ; where it appears as if it would wait fur
ordets relative to its destination.

The disputes between Bavaria and Wirtemberg,
relative t the occupation of some of the new ac-
quisitions which at first occasioned hostilities be-

t wean the troops of those States, have been amicably
accommodated by the mediation of France.
VANES Of Tat MAINE, TM 114

The Electoral Prince of Baden, we are assure.%
will mairy a niece of the Empress Josephine. The
Fie' orate of Eiden will, it is added, receive con-
siderable augmentations; and, finally, be erected
into a kingdom.
s Of THE vistw.a, rat. b.
It is anderctt.n I, that a Busch/in army, of
1:0,000 men, is cullecting Le.tf Breeze.