The Sun.
London, England, 1811-02-26 00:00:00

BOMBAY lATELLIGENCE; SEP. 29, lai o.

The latest accounts from thd Court of &lit(.leo
present a pia ire of anarchy and disorder bot rarely
paralleled, even in fbe,antials. of a Mahratta Camp.
About the be6ioning of July the Maha Rajah, with
his forces, was in the neighbourhood It ongliur, a.
place to the Routhward of Soopoor, and bordtling
ob the state of Kota!). Another revolution had-
taken place in his Cabinet, but the new Minister,.
being a Maliajun of low birth, and without consider
-
anon, poiisessed the confidence of neither,pany, and
it was thought not improbable that he would soon,
follow the tate of one of, his recent predecessors,
who, about twelve months ago, expiated that ele-
vation with his life..

The corps of regular infantry in, Seindea's service
having been for a long time in State.of mutiny, on
account of the large arrears of pay due to them, a
mode of satisfying their demands had at length beets
adopted equally . effectual and inhuman—while
drawn upon parade, they were suddenly yurronndeo
by the whole cavalry of the army, and compelled to
ground their arms; they were *then plundered of
every thing they possessed, those who a.tempted
sesistanee were butchered, awl the rest wrre turned
but of camp. It is 4upposed that the European Of-
lieeta, who also. suffered with their'. men in the
general pillage, would quit alt*ethet the Maltra.ta
country. •

Amidst all these. outrages and tutnults,,anpvent
hat' takers plaCe in can*, wh'cli bad been celeorated
with great pomp and rejoicing--7—this was no other
than the • adoption of a., Son ,by the Maji
a
who, ti-,ving no pros, e of male isioe from his
own body, had seleeted a. young lad, nearly 'related
to the I ,te Heir Appiireni, uho cited tioiritt months
ago, as the 4ure6wr to the Musnud.. '
At tln- period to which we reter, very little was
known with ivgard- to Arneer Khan's movements.
His progt'eis tpw:irds Jeypoor had, been interrupted
by a supposed difference between him and (lie ,Bnye ;
iand the.low state of his finances was most probably
titie Int cause of the.delay •

. The Ukhbats Awe, th;t Sonjah ut Wolk has left
Peshuur on his marchAnwards Cabal.

OLD I34ILEY.

. .
Yesterday- Mary Hackett. was capitally charged
with. at al. Bank note,. two 11; Bank.notes,,
and some other ninnies, as also a "silver watch, value,
31; in the• dwelling-house cif MiCarthy,' the
propertyOf acidD jenkins„
The prosecutor,. it appeared, went into the house'
above mentioned, in Cotnpitorttrith tie Visoner, and
there hut the prOpertyStatedin.the Wit :meat. The
property-Wits found'Opoli tide' prisoner but the pro-
&..color seknOiledged that lie was so much intoxi-
cated, that be could uorpositively swear that he did
not give the. property to thepristiner.
• Mr. Justice BAyLai•told,tho Jury, that the pro;
se,.utor could not. swear to the roVery, ,and dime
1.4.1 w plactid theMsel%es by their own imprudence in
such. situations; must be (fervent to put up with any
loss or inconvenience they might in conieqi,iice be
stibjetied to. The prisoner was therefore acquitted,
andillicJudge refused to allow the prosecutor his
expenees.

"Dania Kelly an 4 David Atkins stood charged, the
former with siealing a large quantity of silver plate,
belonging 'to Mrs. Barron, of Sorsthampton-row,
Holborn, with wt►om he lived as bUtler 3 and the
latter with rc-ceiVing it, knowing it lobe stoleno-.
The Jury without hesitation found both t tie prisoners
Kelly was sentenced.to.be transported be-
yond the seas for the term et 7 years;' and Atkit,s
to be transported for 14 years.
James Potter and Joseph Salmon were text put to
the liar; the former charged with robbing his em-,
plovers..iVfessrs. Rundle and Co. of a large quantity
ut plati *lust, trained at onwards of 251 ; and the
hater with receliing it, knowing it to be slolen.—
They were both toundGuilty. l'oitet• was sentenced
to 7, nad Batman to 14 years triinsportation..