The Sun.
London, England, 1815-11-15 00:00:00

-1-7.-rrepr bat-
cif 206 rte 2, situare' to
retain their arms, colours, and one gun, with the Itharadars
(chief officers), and their followers, .about 300 urore in num.
,her, Unarmed, with his own and there private property, which
shall be respected, and the sanctity of the Zenana preserved.
a. kaire Littler Sing Thappa and Kajee Runjoor Sing
Thappa, With their property and followers, are at liberty to
proceed by the ratite of Thanusur, Hurduowar, and Ntijuba—
had, to join the troops eastward of the river Srirgeo, or by
whithever route they determine to proceed to that destinat.
Lion : conveyances shall be provided for the transportation of
their property to the confines of the Napaul territory.
4. Kajee timer Sing Thappa and Kajee Ittinjoor Sing
Thappa, shall be at liberty td meet wherever they please.
5. All the troops in the service of !Napaul, with the excep-
tion of those granted to the personal honour-of the- kajees.
truer Sing-asfl Ranjoor Sing, will be at liberty to 'enter into
the service of the British Government, if it is agfeeabte to*
',themselves; arta the British Government choose to accept
their services; and those who are not employed, will be main-
tained on a specific alhwanee by the Brit kis Government till
peace is condor:lel between the two States.
6. Kajers Urner Sing Thappa,- on his part, agrees to leave
the fort of Malown wheoever hearers and other conveyance
Is prepared for his private property.
7. Kajee [jitter Sing Timmer 3:31) agrees to send immediate,
orders for the evacnatiou and ddirtry to persons ProPertV"
authorized, of the fort's of Bhylre (Urkee), Soobathoo,Murni:r
Joggutt Gurh, Rowshoti, and all other forts and.
fortresses now held by the Napaul troops between the Jumna;
arid Sutleeje rivers. The garrisons of all which forts, strong
bolds, &c. shall enjoy their private property nurnolested, and
the arms and'ivarlike stores in each shatl be left in oeposit for
the future decision of the Right Him. the Governor-General,
with the exception of such among them as are related to
Kajee Eimer Sing- Thappa, by l‘iiidred about $3 men, who
shall be at liberty to retain their arms and aecoutremeats.
8. Kajee Unier Sing 1 kappa also ai.Trees to send immediate
orders to Kajee Baklitour Sing for the evacuation of the
tcrvitory of Gbureval, to deliver river the forts, &c. in that
district to the Officers of the British Government, anti to,
proceed to Napanl hy the Keinaofin route with their garri-
sous; all public and private property, inolndin•g warlike stores,
accompanied by a Clinprassic, with a pass on the part of thy
raitish Government.

SE?AIIATE ARTICLE. •
Kajee L'ruer Sing Thtppi wishes it to he understood, that.
be 6ball give immediate orders fur the instant surrender of
the distant forts, in the hope that it may lead to an early re=
newal of the relations of aunty, which have subsisted between
the two States for those Cu years, and by the advice of Iluin
Sah and the Bharadars.of Kenntoon.
(A true translation.)
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(Sivied) 1). OCLITERLONY, A. G. G.

AT NINE O'CLOCK To-Moßnov,". MORNING (BEING
THE L. DAY BUT ONE), LOTTERY DRAWS,,,
ALL TIIE THREE PRIZES OF ,C. 50,000, ALL
FOUR PRIZES OF Lio,oou, YE UNDRAWN: >"I