Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-19
nv. With q view to indemnify the
Chief and Barahdars to the state Of Ne,

Yv. With d view to indemnify theI
Chief and Barahdars to the state Of Mel
paul, whose interests will suffer by theI
alienation of the lands coded by the fore-l
going Article, the British government a
grees to settle Pensions to the aggregate
amount OF two jacs OF rupees per annnm.
un such chiefs as may be selected by the
Rajah of Nepaul, and in proportions
which the Rajah may see fit. AS soon as
the selection is made, Sunduds shall be,
granted, under the sealaad signature oil
| the Governor General for the Pensions
respectively
V. The Rajah Of NepauI renounces for
himself, his heirs, and successors, all
| claim to, or connection with the coun
tries lying to the West of the River Kali,
and engages never tohave any concern
with those countries or the inhabitants
Thereof.
VI. The Rajah OF Nepaul engages ne
yer to modest or disturb he Rajah Of Sic
ceaa IN tue possession of his territories
but agrees ifany difference should arise
between the state o! Nepaul and the Ra.
ijah of sicem. or the subjects of either,
that such differences shall be referred to
the arbitration of the British Government.
|by whose reward the Rajah of Nepaul
ensages to abide.
I VII. The Raiah of Nepaal hereby en-
cages never to take or retain in his ser
Ivice any British subjects, nor the subject
'of any European or American state, with
out the consent Of the British Govern
ment.
| VIII. In order-to improve and secure
the relations OF amity and peace hereby
established between the two States, it's
Iagreed that accredited Minister from each
!, shall reside at the court of the other.
| TX This treaty, consisting of nine afti-
cIes, shall be ratified by the RaIaEi OF
Nepaul within fifteen days fron this date,
and the ratification shall be delivered to
Lieut.. Coz Bradshiev,who engages to re-
tain and deliver within twenty days, or
sooner if practicable.
Done at Sesowleg on the I'd day Of De-
}cember, 1915,
L. 8. PARIS BRADSHAW, Lieut..
Colonel p. A.
LIS. GO0RO0 GUJRtJ hISSER.
| IS. CHuNDER seeker OPA-,
DEEAH.
/ Published BY command of his Excel
iency the Governor General in eoancil
Signed
]. ADAM, Secretary to the Go
| yernment.
General Orders
! By his Excellency the Governor General
IN Council.
Fort William, March Is, 1916.
! The Governor General in council Is
pleased to direct that royal salute anti
three yolies of musquetry be fred at all
the principal stations OF the army in ho-
nour of the conclusion OF peace between
the British government and the Rajah of
Nepaul.
Signed J. ADAM, Sec. TO Gov'
Yesterday se'nnight, that elegant new
steam packet, the Princess Charlotte, in
tended TO sail twice every day from this
port to Eas ham and back, proceeded foi
the first time up to Eastman in Is mil
nutes, against the wind xiv. Ang. 1st
London, .august l.
.9aother Daring R;rer Piracy-0DI
Sunday morning last, about 8 O'Clock, the
shin Chapman, Iyiug Fat her mornings inl
the Guoy.sNackwall, was boarded, and
forcibfY broken open by boats crew,
and robssdGt considerable quantity of.
East India sugar, coffee. etc. in bags
when gang was breaking into the hald.
the mate was alarmed, and Immediately |
ran forward. and saw man by the name
Of Neale, notorious character from DeptI
ford; he COLA ed him and said s You ras-
cal have caught You at last" and al
Great scuffIe ensued, but in which Neal
cot disengased, aud jumpet. many feet
to the water. In the mean time the boats |
crew with their booty left the ship. The
mate again endeavoured to stop their
progress, and threw copper stauncheon,
l46s. weight, overheard into the boat,
which from the cries heard, must have
done some injury. He then threw ano-
Their into the water after Neal, butwbich
did no damage. They all with thei:
plumber made oil, and have not since
been heard OF.
Venice, July 10.