The Sun.
London, England, 1805-03-28 00:00:00

GRJEAT MOGUL.

Co'oice or all Treaties,'-triogentents; or Correqmrstience be-
t.,v,ett the British 6overt-knew. iri- India and -the Kingtorh or,
I,1„!,t1 At o,llli, or, with his Ministers, s4n4qt,zeot e
4,4,,LClLiiiit,fl 01 111 Maly ut }il.Ssuip iso tar 3, to , sinte
itiAy hi. disclosed without pr.,.j.Adice to the Pcibliti-S:rvice.
Extra& of 'a Letter from the G6vernat General in
COuneil to the Sect et Cominittietv;,Dated rzth
April, tBo+.
'fire Governor General in 'Council now .proceeds-
to state to your [-kn. Cortimittee the substance of
his Excellertey's separ7te inst rod-torts rtr the C
[minder in,Chi;r#Tory distinit branches of the ,general
plan of operations and arrangements corn-
municated to t ter Commattdcr in Chief in the Gover.
nor General's Diyatch to ills Excellency of z7th
By a separate Letter of that date, theCotnman;-
del 'in Chief wag ft3roilihea with a detail of the „flea_
sures to be potstiril with respeCt, to His Majetity
Soalt. Aulutii. 1111(1 the Royal Yitrililre itr.the event of
llis M tie,ty and the Royal Faintly coining under
the proteatiion of the British Gavornmeot.
Dertning it to be desirable that his Majesty Shah
Aoltim should be,spcedily apprised of rite Governor.
General's intention iti, Majesty's favour, the
G • vernor.Generalailiieessed-,a letter to His Majesty,
intitnating, that in the stqual crisis of affairs,
His
IVl4jeety would probably have an early opportunity
of placing himself under the proteEtion of'ihe
Bri-
Gotiernment, 'and assutiog His .Majesty, that
if he till()Ula be disposed to accept the asylum which
the Comaiander in Chief had bean directed to offer
to him, every demonstration of 'respeet and aura.
. titan woultibe Manifested towards fli4 Majesty on
the part of the British Government, and that an
adequate' provision would be made for -the support'
of Hi% and -of his family and household,
arid referring His Majesty for further details to the
ctimmonications of the Commander in Chief..
The letter ' was transmitted to, his Excellency the
COMITIRIider in Chief, with instrtrAions respeting
the mode of fOrWardirrie it to His Majesty:
With a view to 'provide, agoinift ,the probable'
attempt of the 'French Officer in charge of the Mo.'
kterson to place His Majesty•beyond the reach.
of our power, in the event of any movement of
the Britioh Troops against Delhi, the Commander
in Chief was particularly instru6led to regulate the
operations i.f.the Army ibsucli.a manner as to trtl3-
trate the 'success r.f!,,0C1) a Plani
The Governor Geneial observed to the 'Com-
Mander in Chief, that the atiangemein to be finally
concloded with respett to His Majesty' Shah Aulum
involved .qoestions of great- political anti national
importance, which would loon the subjea of future
deliberatioti. That cur the present it was the in.
tension of the Governor General merely to secure
fur His'ntjetity the Trott:Won. of. the British
G is
Vernment, and to assign to His Majesty and to the
Royal Family of the Delhi, a provision for their,
immediate support, the extent of which most. he,
regulated by suture events. The Governor General,
however, expressed his opinion, that. the Emperor
would not hoitate to ioaee himself under ftitish
ptotettion without .any previous stipulation.' The
apparent impossibility of 'His Majesty effecting his
et6pe.from Delhi, for the purpose of clairning the
pottered protedion- of the British Government,
rendered it utinccestarYtti'contemplate Otto event.
The occupation of Dill appeared to the Go.
'ter nor General' to afford the only prospeo of af-
fording•to-His Majesty the piiiteetion of the Brio
tish.l),:twer, fire Grlvethot General •etpresieti. to
the .Commonder in Chief an 'anxious desire, 'that
whets that event should rake place,' His M ijesty
anti the Royal tinily should itritnediately experience
the benefit: of 'the change, by'reeeiving from. the
Coinnoi fide r in (.".hief, and flotm all petsoits
idling
the British eiohntity,.every demonstratina of
UV(' telit.t. 1110 reyFaftli care,
,atiti that every regard'
oloitthi he void' to the cornif.‘to and ertove tiianee. off
Mit; st y anl the itnyal ceiri.i;rent with
the doe oecority of their pervies, Governci,
Geoerd direCted, !hit it His 1\41,,j,-ote fi`o,h Aulotn
Arnold come .UtPla rite presiediop thr British
viromeoti the ComMander it; C,lirt shoult:l
tlietely appoiot a Civil or Military Offier, o'rtOoerly
4ltnitirte,l, to attend ~His M,,jesty io ehtr,spitoity of
Reproirentative of ill., Brititth Covetoment, wi.lU
instructions to such,Officrt fine of his
tosithiet towards k 1.6 WO, ;ht. Rota+ Family,
totalled on the actual tiro; itstances ;hoe situa.