The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-06 00:00:00

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TACLA.,iiENT AT CH EPAUK.

(EXTRACT.)

" Fort St. George,
,74y $, IS3r."

TO J. WEBD E, ESQ.

(EXTRACT.)

" siR,

TO LIEUTENANT-COLUNEL MACNEiL.

SIR,

"In rePly, to four letter of last night, I am di-
reaed to acquaint you, that until his Highness the
Nabob shall expire, the Right Hon. the Governor
in Council does no: consider it expedient to impose
any restraint on the egress of 'covered Palankeens
from the Palace of Chepauk ; hut after that event
shall have happened, you will ptevent the issue of
covered Palankeens from the Palace, until you shall
have received further orders from the Governor in
Council.

" In issuing these instru6lions, the Governor in
Council confines the operation of them to the period
of time during which order shall prevail in the inte-
rior of the Palace; but if any commotion should
arise previously to the death of the i\Plthob, you will
take efredual measures for restraining the issue of
treasure, by any mode of conveyance whatever,
until you shall receive the farther direnions of the
Governor in Council.

" If, previously to the death of the Nabob, you
shall have reason to suspect an attempt to carry
treastite from the Palace, without his Highness's
consent, you will also, in that event, restrain the
'ssue of it, until the Nabob's consent shall be ob.
ained for the passage from the Palace.
" I am, Sir, your obedient Servant,
{Signed)' "J. WEBBE,
46 Chief Sec. to Govt.

" Fort Ceorgt,
6th guy, 18u1. "

Corr OF INSTRUCTIONS TO NiESbts. WEBBE AND
CLOSE, DATED JULY IS, 1801 ; WFt:N THEY
PROCEEDED TO THE PALACE OF THE LATE NA-

808 OMDUT UL OMRAH.

'TO JOSIAH WEBBE, AND LIEUT. COL. CLOSE)

" GENTLEMEN,

" In consequence of the death of. his Highness
the Nabob Omdut ul Oinrah, it is my earnest de-
sire, founded on the Instruetions of his Excellency
the Governor General, that a complete adjustment
of the affairs of the Carnatic should be made with
the le2st pralieable delay.
" The nature of the evidence which has been
obtained, of the violation of the.Aliiance by the
Nabobs Mahomed Ali and Omdut ul Omrah, and
the course of reasoning upon the condition in
which the family of their Highnesses has, by that
discovery, been placed, in relation to the British
Government, are subjeas so familiar to you, that
any particular instructions from me with regard to
the principles, or to the detailed considerations of
the question, appear to be superfluous. It will be
sufficient for me therefore to state, that the death
of the Nabob has produced no change in the prin-
ciples by which it will be proper to regulate the
condutt of the British Government towards the
family of his Highness : But in the application of
those principles, to the adual state of affairs, I
judge it to be of the greatest importance to the
national charaler, as well as to the critical state
of our affairs, that the arrangement of the affairs of
the Carnatic should be adjusted 'by an amicable
Negotiation.

" I accordingly depute you to condua this Ne_
gotiation, and hereby authorize and empower you
to exercise, your own discretion fOr the purpose of
carrying into effeti my intentions, and the instruc-
tions of his Excellency the Governor General.
" The Officer commanding the Forces at Che-
pauk, will obey such orders as he may receive flow
you. I am, &c.

(Signed)
Fort St. George, istb ISoi."
(To be continued.)

" Cum

Four Troops of the Fir•t Dragoons on Friday
and Saturday, marched from Canterbury and Deal,
for Richmond, Fulham, and the adjacent villages,
previous to their being reviewed by the Commander
in Chief.

Two Troops of the 4th Dragoons were this day to
replace the ist at Canterbory.
The 16th Dragoons on Wednesday arrived at
Liverpool, to embark fur Dublin.

The three persons committed to the gaol at
Dover, for the assault upon the Waiter of the
Shakspeare Hotel, at Margate, were expected to be
liberated this day, the Waiter being out of dapger,
and not having received so much injury as was at
cyst supposed.

The Average Price of Sugar, computed from zhe
Returns made for the Week' ending the Ist Day of
September, ,z 802, is Thirty-three Shill;ligialtd Two-
Three Farthings per cwt.

."SIR,
I have received your Letter of this date ihd
am direaed hi the Right Hon. the GoVernor in
Council to express his Lordship's entire approha-
ti.m of your consenting, under the circumstances
you have stated, to withdraw the Guards horn the
interior part of the gateway of his Highness the
Nabob's Palace.

" It is understoOd that the printipal part of the
Nabob's treasure is deposited in the apartments of
his Highness's Sister, the. .13oody Becgum and I
am direCted - to communicate this intelligence to
you, in order that your attention may be particularly
dirthed to those apartments, in carrying into exe-
Ctition his Lordship's orders for preventing the re-
nioval of the treasuic from Chepauk.
" I am, &c.
(Signed) " •WEBS ,
" Chief Sec. of Government.

" I have taken such precautions as I think will
render it altbgether impossible for treasure (unless
in very sums, or in covered doolies) to be
carried out of any part Of the Palace. Allay I re-
quest the honour of his Lordship's permission co
apprize the Nabob, that conveyances of that de-
scription.are not expetted to he sent from the Pa-
lace I

" I have the Honour Co be, &c.
(Signed) " DAN. IL,
" Lieutenant-C:01(11cl."