Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-19
FOREIGN Intelligence.
LONDON. Aus. s.

LONDON, Aug.s.
Desperate gfi'ray--0n Tuesday nigat,I
Of rather on the morning of Wednesday,
he Gath instant, party OF twelve dra-
goons. headed by MIR Richard Hannah,
of excise, accompanied by Mes
sicurs Emerson and Harley, excise OF
acers, proceeded to the mountain OF
Gurrane Liagh, about four miles to the
aorthward OF Inniskeau, with the inten-
ton to seize on large copper still which
they found at full work. Upwards OF one
thousand gallons of pot ale were destroy
ed. aud She still was cot on cars for the
purpose Of having it conveyed to the GUS
tom house. TIE workmen, who had pre-
viously sought to defend the premises
when first attacked, now rushed in upon
the military Sin great numbers the .dra-
goons fired all their ammunition without
effect: at one time the officers were sur
oundel by the mob, and It is said that
they were required by the OWNERS to de-
Glaze upon oath from whom their ililorma
'tion CONCERNING the still was derived.
Several Of the dragons were severely IA
jared, being left BY the assailants as they
Thought. nearly dead the remainder OF
the party escaped, some with deep cuts
andbruises, aud more without their nell
.;nets. etc. The consequence was that
The seizure was Intellectual, as the country
people succeeded in rcscaing the still,
and bearing it of IN tumultuobs triumph.
Ne give the facts such as communicated
to us by person Oh the spstt. Our cor.
-respo dent adds, that on ednesday
the day on which he Wrote) the Right
aey. DR.. Murphy arrived ia that part of
Ike country. and proceeding unmediate-
~ 10 tee Praise Chapel of Cooldulriah,
spoke at length upon the subject, repro
dated in tie strongest terms toe conduct
of those epsrged in such Illegal AID out
rageous proceedings, pointed out the dis
astrous consequences likely to follow
sach conduct, and expressed hope that
uoue Of lis hock either assisted in or
encouraged such destructive traffic.
Cork eVer. Chronicle, fully IS.
The following Calcutta Gazette Extra
ordinary Announces the exchange of the
Ratiications OF treaty, and gives copy
oft:
From the Gorernme,t Gazette Ertrao2-
diaGry.
Fort William, March 18th, 1916.
The Treaty of Peace between the Bri-
fish Government and the Rajash of Ne
paul, concluded at Sewgcwley on the Cd
of December, 1915, aud ratified by the
Governor General in council on the Cd Of
the same menih. having been finally rati
fed by tic Raiah of Nepaul, and the ra-
tifcat.ons having been duly exchanged
Major General Sir David Och
tcrlonv. K G. 3. Agents Of tie Govern
.nent of Napal,!. IN the british camp be-
fore h;Hckwanpore, or fine fourth inst. a
copy o. The treaty is published for gene
raj information.
Treat Of Peace between the Honora :.
be Ea 4 india Company and Maharajah
Bikham sab, Rajah of Nepaul, settled
lieut.. Colone' Bradshaw, on
The part Of the honorable company, inI
,irtue OF tie full powers vested III him by
lis Excellency the Right Honorable Fran
is Earl Of Nforia, Knight of the Most
Honorable Priyy Council, appointed byI
he Court o. Directors Of the said Homo
able Company to direct and controul all
heir affairs in t!te East Indies; and byI
,eree Gceroo G"jrai Misser, and Cham
Ter Seekur Opadeeah, sn the part of the
Aaraiah G.imsur Jobe Bikrarl Saw Be.
lauder Shumsheers Jung in virtue OF
lie powers to that effect vested in them
= the said Rajah of Nepaul:
Whereas war has arisen between the
Honorable East India Company and the
sajah of Nepaul; and vhereasthe parties
re mutually disposed to restore the re-
atoms Of peace and amity, which preyi-
usty tn the occurrence Of the late di'e-
ences had long subsisted :between The o
tates, the following terms Of peace have
cen agreed upon
Article l., There shall be perpetual
eace and friendship between the Hone
abie the East India Company and the
saj&h of Nepaul.
ii. The Rajah of Ncpaul renounces all
he claims to the lands which were the
ubiect Of discussion between the twoE
tates before the war, and acknowledges
ne right Of the Hon. Company to the So
ereigntY Of those Lands.
III. The Rajah of Nepaul hereby cedes
o the Hon. East India Company, in peri