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London, England, 1813-06-11 00:00:00

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After tarring up prayers for the increase of
the eeerer gictcy of the !drat ish Gavernm area,
heee t 4:4! itatitttlr tea reps teat, that the Swatnecs
(a -e act of rehriotts devotees), of Vor.
steetlXl44 Ct 4114 tor tent a letter to dugget Ge 004,00
i 3 chary, resieleneeilleraeengteneee.
o tIIN.-e thiti&st of the repleremeat of. the idol
I.Aeerkee £i.iittiog-04-At they had ersed their belt en--
vwsrs: fikK. chat p:tirpciiie with the San baleder of
the ileetteeta Goter omelet; but 'without tefece;
and reopetetieg that lit would di'pzteh some cue:-
fideetiei person who alight he able to seiceee4.l..
:Opt ohieete and Etaxn-4:11 re-est abliela the religious
worship of the SWeusees. The GOOroo, upon the
receipt of that letters was desirous of %railing
teteabe pereaa to PilTioottun 'Claottur, hut every one
alealineal the ochre; at length be desieed me to
g"i "1,17"r4 • " ibut r,otititry is wades. the go-
verement of the Marhatt es, end the Byeage-ea are
the: aotbors of that Misrhivf, eay prOeVeiring there
will lee of no avail. I solid, however obey yoar
. commands. ;if I not successful I will return to
yore; but otherwise I will make that place the &-
posit of /12y hone.ts." &laving said pro.
ezeded to Pursooteote Chatter, where I tvas in-
formed of tiee following particulars with reeate to
the Swaniees --That from ancient times the two
idols of Ildeyroo seed .Gooroo had stool term the
thrOne of sSree Ju,ggernauth Swemee Malta Peet--
blw ; :bat lately, on the oceeretini of some re-
pairs lee, ng made to the throne, Berk ne eh avec, who
was vested with the chief authority, has removed
the two idols from their place, and that when the
throne had reeeived the necessary repairs, he had
been persuaded by Sive Ram Des, 4ye Rain Dais,
awl ether 13yragtes and followers of Bisl*noo, nut
to re plate deem ; nit the day that the idols Shy-
too and GoOtoo were not replaced, Ram Kishon
Jererutir Swereee and others Abstained from food,
and for Tour years subsisted on fruit aloneee-
From dread of BitheinchaTee, wlaa governed
during thet time, they durst not make any coin-
plaint on the suleeet of his proceeding.—
ft -is now nearly a period of four years
since the mother of the Meths. Itajab
itt-
gt►,jee accompanied by Alluvia Be-
Poo, the ' Rajedes brother, visited r ursontion
Chuttur on a ri/grienege to the temple of Srcc
Juggernaeth. Flee Swausecs having communicat-
ed to those personages a full accnunt of the wick-
ed proceedings of &lesbian() on removing the idols,
they inmerdiate/y gave orders that both the idols
should he restored to their former. places. The
Melia/Leyte hinaself, upon being informed of this
affair, sent four Horkarra to convey Ilithmeharee
talus presence; Ilirlanseharee having perused the
order, requiring his atttentlance at the Rajah's
Court, sneldenly deeasuped during the night, and
took the road to Benares 3.one year after the de-
parture of the Muha Rajah, mother and brattier,
• from rursoutain Chuttur, Hila dee Kaleekar, the
'Mewls/Mee of the Medea. It came on a visit to
inapeet titer clf ALTAI S the Soubah of
Oriese. The Byragees having, conciliiited his ra-
v en. by the donation of a leritae, and having is-
sembied a body of their tribe to the number of
three hundred or four hundred! armed men, took
dOwn the twee idols!, and having broken them in
pieces, threw them :it midnight into the sea. The
nest dee,. lielagee Kaleekur's house suddenly.
eueght tire, and was burnt to the greund. That
person then removed into another dwelling, which
scion afterwards shared the same hate. . He then
took up his. reeid,ence in the quarters where his
attendanta were stationed, hut they were also
consumed to ashes. At last he removed into it
tent, on the banks of the Alahamidee. The tent
likewiselwas corn:mined' by fire. 'Soon afterwards
a ball of tire fell front the clouds 'awl killed a per.
ain in his retinue. Thus pursued by the divine
wrath, he at last fixed his abode her seine days
under a tree; and then fled towards Nagpore :
at the place where he stopped on. the road,
a fire suddenly broke out, and the day he
reached Nagpore, his house there was likewise
consumed ; Beigojee litermslaii being informed
of all these particulars, levied a fine, and after-
wends inflicted some punisiliment upon hien. A
few clays subsequent to thii, Ilalajee was stuck
with bliminess. in both his eyes ; atehis period
Remkialsee Teerutle and others of the Dundee or
Swainee elect, arrived at 'the Rajah's Court, and
related the cireemstances attending the destruc-
tion of Bhp 00. ..The Rajah, upon the recept of
this intelligence, dispatched a Hierkarra to &Jur-
sootum Chutter, to suumem the l3yragees to
presence. The Hurkarra leaving assembled all
the Pee:eves', and taken his bare of lnkagee
SOokhdeo, set out on his return with theta to
Nagpore ; during the journey, at a placed called
Kutlow, *lea Byragees dispersed, aud fled itt the
direction of the, Fort of tleth Welt and Cinoonte
Sir."--The Rajah being informed of the flight and
dispersion the Ityragees, dispatched .Sari iee
Piendit to Pursootum Cheter, to setpieltrate the
charitable funds belonging to thole About this
period Itainkishen Teertele, unable longer to sup,
port the want of nourishing food, resigned his
son/ to his Creator ; and the Rajah having satis-
fied the minds of the Dundees, dismissed them
with en order to Int ajee Sooklideo, the Naib Go-
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vernier of the prosenetee aud to the chief. priests
and attendants of the temple, to replace the two
Mole according to former custom ; the Dundees
-having arrived at Porsootuni Chutter, delivered
the Rejah's order to Sookehdo, who promised to
replace the two idols accordingly. Dove') Her
litetts irate happeuitig to arrive at this time from
/•*4`',hota, and interesting himself deeply in the
eatiseaef the la-pewee, prevented thee two idols he
-
leg, replaced'', tint deterred the 4rteentiton of the
orderslii:t trcmi day to deny.•
'The Swainees beint,hopeless
waited on the Dewattiti a boil
wed retesesting to
know whet Were his inotk.es for:distt
by such conduct, begged that lee wouirel..t"14 tiler"
a decisive ilf)SWer 'Li give
tilt to
The De-
wan replied " 1 will not allow ithyrou.to be re.-

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