The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-11 00:00:00

'HIS- DAY'

EAST INDIES.

(Prom the Madras Government Gazette, July 3.)
IbIIESS TO LORI) WILLIAM C. BENTINCK.
"a have great pleas4e in laying before our
vs the following Address presented to the Right
4* Lord William Cavendish- Bentinck, .G.C.8.,
G.C.I-1., on the oc•asion of his Lordship:a ar-
at this Presidency, on his 'voyage to assume
)isma Governtnent of India by Native
ants, and the kind and •condescending reply
thin benevolent and esteemed Nobleman re-

RIGHT MON. WILLIAM C. EIp!TINCK, OOYER-

• .• NOK-CINERAL OF THE EAST INDIES.
M Loin—When the iuhabitants .of *Madras
le good fortune and honour of being protected
patroniied by your Lordship, when Governor
Presidency,:they experienced the good effects
iur liberal policy and your pious and charitable
ion towards the poor and every class of the
particularly during the dearth of 1803
1804; as, by the exertion of those exalted
the distressed villagers had all been pro-
with the means of support, and had been thus
from an untimely dissolution, resulting from

,Jon and despair, to the utter disappointment of
unehatitalsle and ambitious hopes of the grain-
', when rice was ordered to be supplied from
by your Lordship's command, which was
isly distributed to the poor, and sold to
at a moderate rate; thereby effectually
.pro-•
a remedy against the inseparable consequences
.an awful visitation as,the one adverted to. •
This act of, your Lordship's benevolence had
0111 y thus saved many thousand of lives, but had
ated towards the_security. of the public rove-
the result- of a Wise policy ti for had not your
then' pitied the miserable . state of the
!hand provided the dying population with the
of •Support, the environs of Madras and the
dependent thereon would have been to-
deserted, and thereby the resources of Govern-

must have.suffered most materially.
These considerations excited our.- admiration
gratitude in no small degree and have impressed
with no less Attachment for your Lordship's
le virtues and good will towards us;. and, in
expressing our sentiments of unfeigned respect
Your Lordship, we exult in the happy occasion
nomination to the high station, in the choke
Authorities at home, to rule the destinies of
alike to the benefit and interests of its sub-
and to the advantage and satisfaction of a
ul Sovereign. That God may be with you
'ler you nre, protecting your Lordship against
hers, -preserving, your health, and prolonging
life, with• happiness, is the most sincere and
,t wish of •

" Your Lordship's most grateful' and obedient
here follow the signatures of above 240 persons.)
"Madras, June 2% 1528."

- HIS LORDSHIP'S REPLY.
TES NATIVE INHABITANTS OF MADRAS.
4 It is always pleasing to return to an old home;
ilt) after an absence of above twenty years, to be
reted with so hearty a welcome, and to find un.
`ukted those sentiments of confidence and good opi-

~°n which were. then so consoling, is particularly
liktifying to me. Be assured that in me 'you shall
ways find the same affectionate friend, ready and
determined,: if calamity shall assail you, to come
11°P'ri with all the power of the. Empire to your re-,
and most anxious to promote, by every pos-
fe means, the happiness and welfare of the whole
4(lian population.. May health and happiness ever
k„
smfd you
"Madras, June 28, 1828."

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