The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07 00:00:00

ence of

ry rivers had

attracted much of the attention of the governmen,
A. demand had been made upon the Ameers of Scinde for
and Tatta, and

which Kurrache

...nding along the bank of the Indus, with
lofts of Sukkur, Bukkur, and Roree, and as
aeir territory reached, ,should be made over to the
e
r. The Ameers appeared at first eager to make

the towns and

•--
,resenee of the_ British army
. ,

Sir Charles

Napier,

it eagerness.
Major Outram, who was removed in November from the
litaical Agency at Hyderabad, bad early in December re-

sumo th

rs trot

,abitants
He si

iard a steam,
a Sir Charles

was exE

atisfaction of the parfes

rculation respe,

arbed state of Cabul, where

e young son of Schah Soo-
..

g, at Candahar

f Akbbar Khan

reign of

w with Lord Ellen-

h at Loodianah in the beginning of December, ana was
ed with an escort to Peshawur, where be was to re-
me, under the protection of the Sikh govern-
tention of the governor-general to observe
e subject of the Cabul government was avowed

r some t:

victories in Affghanistan and China bad produced the
quieting even the most disturbed parts of the Bun-
It was asserted that some documents had
which tended to implicate the deposed sove-
called, the Great Mogul

dlekund district

3f Hindostan, or, as h
disturbances. The vig

lance of the governor nas

°art. and on that of his

atralised all attempts on

confusion in India.
was much talk in Bombay relative to an intrigue got
rtain natives for the purpose of inducing the Chief of
'!zd the Guicowar, to advance a large sum of
even to the amount of £50,000, which, as those par-
etended, was to be expended among certain high influ-
personages, in order to gain some advantages for that
an Prince. The Bombay Government, having been a
d of the intrigue, ordered an examination of the papers
old merchant, named Dackdee Dadajee, and of others.
old merchant does not appear to be personally engaged
le intrigue, but the complicity of others has been laid bare
he decided measures adopted. The necessity is evident
,eing continually on the alert to parry those intrigues
!h are usually concocted with all the cleverness of Eastern
ling. and so as to involve the unwary, however innocent,

rs, to create

erat, cal

tttttt
in the most unpleasant consequences.
An examination was going forward into the means of ren-
dering the Custom-house of Bombay more efficient.
The rumour of Tharawaddie's death has been contradicted.
He appears now to be thoroughly convinced of the inutility,
on his part, of trying any struggle with the British power in

East.
e Hindostan steamer arrived at Madras on the At
mber, and started on the following day for Calcutta.

CHINA

vs from China co
Macao. to the 15

down to the 19th of NOTCM-
rom Hong Kor

nd to the

ler from C

ang-tze
I Chusar

) be statio

I for a

d been

!atre there.
Ld gained a

English mer-

,ermitted,according
wchowfoo, at Amoy,

to have places for

perpetuity as a co!or

at Hong Kor

repairing all their fortifi

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCI

FRANC}

ke Paris par,
ned debate

' Thursday and Frida
Chamber of Deputies

an immense majority adopted the paragraph of the commis•
mon in the address relative to the right of search ; and thui
the Guizot ministry, which has made that paragraph its
the
own
has accomplished a decided triumph. M. Guizot, in
course of a bold, manly. and dignified address, told the de
puties that be considered the Enr
of France, and the grand preventi

that, after a leng

lishalliance the safeguarc
e azainst war with Europe