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plater', rimy tin Itt vote please." The wn..
tutee-~ anstktcr,cai---1' We 'are Sonnnavirt!s, 'try c
ynter wiii,.hut ore Will lie down and die
at vettit,door.." The Detvan told them, that their
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gulr xicc4,ii(in !any lass tee GUCCUtilltellt.
S walacts.ollF,C,Tc•Ca,, it would be seen:hereafter wilt-
ths.,r or mgt 14is Government wttufel suffer n conse-
queue-L.. The De wan replied, 14 when tLis Go-
verttutweett $6ll-surce lees; thru I Will Ca4t,C the
idols P 1) he rrnlared." The linuitees tbett said,
' when Tour potter shall be reduced, we our-
selvts will replace Itb7roo, void until that flute n
wall 'neither st.e.s oar face nor live in your city."
With these words shy went not of the City at
mid-day. Sree Swgrinutitli had compassion upon
them , and accordingly pita !sbe the Den-4n in t late
very inatsuer he himself bad mentioned, and be.
stowed the province upoit the. Mitt-sayable Com-
pany.
Under these circitmstarsees, I pray that you
will he pleased to investigate this matter 4eccor4-
ing to the rules of justice:and egittity, and cause
the two ido,ls to he replacedaf4 formerly, that thus
the relig,ious faith of the Disativi.:i mac remain firm,
and the reputation of the BritishrGovertuttent for
justice to its subjects become notorious to the
whole world.
Last year I had the honour to state in detail of
the above particulars to Mr. John Melville, Colo..
net Harcourt, and Mr. texture, the CommisSion-
ers for the Affairs of Clittock. These 'Gentlemen
informed thentsthes fully on the subject, but
neveranade me any answer to my representation,
and afterwards •returned to Calcutta. I aceone:.
pithier! them tu.this place, and lAave now been
eight months expecting a decision. M find that
my object cattnnt be aecomplished without an or-
der frons the Council being issued in my favour, I
accordingly submit this Petition .to its favotarahle
consideration. Mr. -lobo Melville is luny ac-
quainted with any case, and if necessary, reference
may he Made to taint for turther particularr, more-
over; let an order he issued to the Authuritics in
the province of Orissa to summon the Chief Priests
and attendants of the 'few* of Juggernatith,
t._liewajee. Pundit, Deewrel Kurrum Pnyclia, and
otbers, and to cause these person.; to enter' into a
bond to declare what they know of the dispute
between the Swantees and the Ilyragees, 'whether
the service of the temple~ first belonged to. the
Soonnassees onto the Byragees, and whether the
superintendance and management of it is the right
of the Swainees or of the Byragees. Haviog as-
certained these points, let my case be favourably
considered, and an order he issued for the exami-
nation of my claim and sunnuils, and for the set-
tlement of all matters as in tin mer times. In so
doing, the GoVernor General and the Other Mem-
bers of the Council will perform a very virtuous
action, and acquire a high reputation.
A true translation,
(Signed) GEORGE Stvere-Vor.
Assi,tant Persian Secretary.

Lahore Ukbars are filled with re-
ports of the preparations which were going for-
ward for the invii4oo of Cashmere. This expe-
dition is said to have been projected by itinucet
Sing, in concert with the. reigning Snitan of Ca-
bid, whose Vizier, Flitteb I hart, bad'ademiced
towards the Attock; for the, purpose of co•opc-
rating._

Ihinject had set out from Laborei and had ar-
rived et Vizttrabad, on his route to join his army.
His park of artillery accompanied him, and had
already passed the Chunab. Meanwhile the main
Seat' army, which was stationary.sa It+ree, suf-
fered severely front sickness. :The principal 'll,ll
Chieftains, who bad been'sommoned by Runjeet
to 'attend hint on his ciao-prize, were understood
to have declined compliance, with the exteption
of sungarchmtd.
The Caslintere troops .arc reported to have eva-
ccated Peshaur on the approach of .Puttell Khan
front the westward , they fell back to Attork,
front which place the sons of Attah Maltornmed
Khan had removed their prisoner, the unfortunate
Soojah-tti-Nloolk, and lodged him iu the fortress
of Nuwebedad.

MA uuri US.

PROCLAMATION.

Whereas some wicked and -evil designing per-
sons, of those feWstill remaining at the Mauritius,
whoseptinciples wage eternal war h all politi-
cal subordination, have framed au insolent Address
tohis Excellency on the subject of the late affray at
Grand Port, anti obtained the signatures of some of
the inhabitants of'thar district ; his .Excellency
the Governor, willing to believe that most oithose
whose names are suisseribed, were misled into
this illegal and seditiOns act by the atrocious mis-
representations of a few, deems it proper thus
pii;bliclyLto declare, that the law against collective
petitions shall be most strictly enforced on any
repetition of the, offence, and that whoever shall
for 'the future be guilty of infringing it, shall im-
mediately be' sent oW the islands under this Go-
vernment. His Exeelleuey • acts rocker in cle-
mency than in jivsticc, by remittini.r., in, the present
'instance, the 1111105100 ft of 'those wtio havtuitned
the Address alluded to. . _

His Exeelleucy takes this occasion of tyarniog
the peaceable and well-disposed inhabitiolts nt
Grand Port against the unfounded discontiAits
that have been sown with such industrious mai-
Jimmy against his Majesty's Bourbon regiment.
They will stand without apology for the calami-
ties that may result
,from the pestilential:mien_
yours of a few al trtnists, deserving only of detes'•
Winn and abhorrence, who disseminate false ter-
rors and false feelings, and conjure up 'fictitious
grounds of complaint in the bosoms of those who'
confess themselves happy and content.
The high Police is charged to keep a watebinl
eye over the conduct of those who Wyk signed
the Address.
His Excellency directs that the Civil Commis-
sary at Grand Port shall be cashiered for ne-
glect of duty in suffering the above mentioned
breach of the law to take place in his district.
saint Monis, Bourbon, Oat. 4, 1812.
(Signed) R. T. FA RQU HAR
By order of his Excellency the Governor,
•
(Signed) F. Rosa?, Dep. Sec, to Govt.

rited by THOMAS WOOD, of No. 114, Strand; 'and Publish
ex, No 112, Strauli• where ddreriirementv, Orders