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E IST•INDIA IN fELLIGENCE.

CALCUTTA, Nov. 5.--Letters from the -hea'd-

quarters his Excellency the Most Noble the
-Governor-General, Ht Seciindra, baye-reached us
to the date of the 24th-October. They speak with
confidence of the speedy pacific termination of his
LOrdship'sineasurel in regard to• tshe Native
)E ow of Upper India: They say it is impossi-
ble to do justice to the wisdom and vigour 'which
hate hitherto guided_ his Excellency's policy, in

accomplishing measures the most important to
the peace and prosperity of thitish India Of any
that have been adopted since the 'treaty Of Pias-
sein. te'rwination the,ntOst_hononrable to the
British character, and tending to consolidate our
interests on the most' safe and permanent t'nunda-
tion, still soon; it is expected, reward the Noble
Martinis's exertiOns, and citable his. Lordship to
return to the seat of Government, and the gallant:
and bitzlily ecripped divisions of the army now in
the fi,l(l, to their reFpective cantonments. -_
LiKunAas.—it is stated, in an Ukhbar. from
II14:11t 'es c,lmp, that Mr'. Eltjhinstone, the Resi-
dtAo a Poottah, had informed the Peishwa that
the British Government int,nded to restore the

provinces which 'had been Hely-ceded by ltim.
. It is also stated that Kuteem Kha.wn, a celebtated
Pindiree Chief, bail been.set at liberty, and had
commenced his wanton devastationS. The Bri-
• fish - Government had cohsegnently expressed its
displeasure at this act on the rill of Holkari bat
the Vakeel attempted to exculpate his master, by
alleging; that Gliatfoot‘ Khawn, a :rebellions .Com-
. rnander, -had liberated the robber. The .1 lypoor
Rajah had demanded the Rajah of Kalsee-to deli-
- "er. up that fortress, which was- reused. The
parties were, therefore, expected to come- to a
battle. Anieer Ichawn is still before Madharai-
Poorah.

NovEmBFR 19.—The head-gnarters of the most
Nolile the Governor-General and Commander-in-
Chief were at Godow•sa opt• Ike Gth instant.
TRIIATY WITH SCINDIAH.—A report has reach-
ed os-, and, we have every reason to believe a

report,-that Self:dial' has .aeceded.to
_all the terms proposed to Mtn by the Most Noble
:the Marquis of Hastings. We are not, of course,
as yet acquainted with these terms, but it {s said,
among- others, that Scindiuh has agreed to fix .his
bunt e residence at Gwalior; from xvhich he.ii not to
depart without permission of tie British Govern-
, meat s that he is to aidandassist this Government

against their Piindaree-enemies ;, and as a cuaran
tee of his abiding by the terms of the trea, y, is,to
deli ver oYer t o the flon.Coutpny Live principal
fortresses, among which nitwits. and Asseerpi,ur
ate ii.med. This impoi taut ineainte, so necessary
to the peace and security of the British territo-
ries, retlecta a lustre on the Most Noble Marquis
who has ace,,mplished,•it, not surpassed by the
most brilliant acts of his political life, and can
only. he duly sippieCiated -by those who know
the difficulties ‘vhieh his Lordship had to en-
..cotinLer in restoring the superiority of 1311-
.00 power over States which have, for a
long timvo been suffering all manner of prilizieal
evils.. Letters trout 11ussingsbad state, that Sir
John Malcolm had concluded treaties of amity and
friendship with several chiefs on the Nerhudad.—

[Here follows a leuer front the Camp Jailown,
dated Nov. Ist, stating, that on the 27th and'2stli
of the preceding. mouth,the troops crossed the
Jumna by a bridge of hoats at Shurglthr, near
;Ooriab, and, having thrown up a work to protect
the bridge, marched, on the two following days,
to Jallown. The writer conjectures_ the object of
the movement to have been an attack on Gohut!
and Gwalior.)
UKl+BS.—tiolkar's:camp was at Sewasab on
the 24th September. No settlement Lad been
;made with his Antstinons troops ; but Ameer
Rhawn was expected soon co pay hiM a
,Itanjeet Singh, who. was tit Lahore-on the 3d of
Sewetnher, bad ordered his artillery to march to-
wards."Katnnitghur, where he would soon follow
with his own.camp. 'rite objects of these move-
inents is not known. King nahmond shalLis at
Cubit!, and had received letters from Prince
Feevozuldeen, stating that Aludrid Khawn had.
gone over to the Prince of Courban, by whom he
wat's received with much respect. Shah_ Zernaurt
and his suns were also at Goorbati, and in
a few days in:ended,to proceed to Aut. On re-
ceiving (Iris information, 2413hcnnuti desired the
Prince to use ,every. en:le:lrmor to detach these
.Chiefs from the Goufban interest. If appeals

that Prince Can►ran,
.at xintr3 co repair the breach

between him' ant: Vizier Futteh Khan, had re-
_quested the latter to forget past offences; pro-
.tnising to, be guided by.his Counsel's for.the-fu-
,ture. The Vizier, ho.wevcr,, reproached t!.e-
Prince with. having, through the advice of flat-
terers, attempted to take away his life, and re-

fused to trust inh.is promises at future safety. A
• great dearth of grain has been felt in Mouhart :
on the 6th I.f October w•heitt was selling at the
rate of 'l3 seers for a rupee. Atneer Kliawn has
withdrawn his army from the tort of iNladharaj-
rourah. We are sorry to state, that in one of the
• tlivisioos engaged in effecting .the 'annual repairs
of the tuihtary road of the regular monthly esta;•
meat (consisting of about 300•men),.one Hackery
man, nine Peaddas, and melie IJildats, died on
the 2d inst. of cholera morbu.s ; and, when the last
report was made,. 39. were labouring tinder this
dreadtul.disease. This. happened near the east
„bank of the Soane, and-the report states that the
mortality is great in the neighbouring villages.

Saturday the dispatOtes.were closed at the East
India House, and delivered to the Pursers of-- the
folh►tving strips : • • . . .
Seatelly Castle, Captain J. B. Sotheby:- Cabalva, Captain
T. Dalrymple ; • Lady Alt:1611e, Captain J. Stewart; Perse-
verance, Captain H. Templer; O►well, Captain T. W. Leech
—tor China direct. ' ' •

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