Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-08
Extract OF letter from 81 Louis, dated
ed February. 1918,

ia reOrudIy. 1910,
10 There has been a great dusr kicked
M in the bank of ~. LOui,-The formc"
cashier has been removed from office. and
the directors elected another Cashier,
who did not please some of the minority
If the directors; they Immediately re
signed; the clerk, perhaps thinking him
self entitled TO the nfiice by seniority, le
.rsned also. These 'rsignatlons Pr"du.
rel a general discomfort, which cau,ei
the shutting of the ban it afterwards
became party dispute, and they were
near pr ,ceeding to very dangerous mea-
sures, when orr party Bound tire other o.
yer to The peace. l believe they are now
about to compromise, when the bank will
resume its operations. The Circumstance
has praduced a considerable Depreciation
Of its paper and stock, but | think II they
succeed in adjusting the difference, that
no very serlou, injury will be sustained.
Their pape' is now passing at par with,
ont much difficulty. The bank is not yet
opened, but probably will be in a lew
days. --e.~-
From an English paper received at the
Office Of the freemau's Jnurna!.
Liverpool, Jan. 90 ,
DEATH OF vIzItR ALLY.
Amoug he deaths mcnIioned IN the
Calcutta papers, we find that OF Vizler
Ally, once nabob OF Dude; but, being de.
pcsed b, the Eas, india Company. vas
subsequently, and IN consequence OF me
tr,achrrou, murder OF Mr.. Cherry and
others, at Beuares, confined tor life in
room. made to resemble N iron cage, IN
Fort William, where ne fingered out an
imprisonment of IL years, S months and
4 days. He died 10 NJ last, at the age
Of only Sc. As a relation OF the vic'ssi-
,udes Of fortune which this young nan
experlenced, with the circumstance OF
long impri, onment, will prove interesting
to the reader, we shall here subjoin it
vizier Ally was the adopted son OF
Asut-ud- DowIah, late nabob OF Dude
His mot,er was the wife Of Rorash, a
meuial servant, of low description. EN-.
pioyed IN India in keeping the metallic
furniture of house clean. HIS reputei
father, Asuf ud-Dowlah, was a wealthy
and eccentric prince. Having succeed
ed to the musnud (throne) oil Dude by
the assistance Of tn last ladia Colnpa-
nv. he prolessed great Paruality to the
nglish. Mid in mannern P'ilte and
,iftb e in his conduct, he possessed nc
.re.t ment.! powers his heat vas good
! cu,s,de ing i, education, winch ins'Iited
ne mn,t d. D TIC id,a. He was fond
# ,av,,nlrs ris ea>u e o" gardens pa
lace hors :, eirpnant., hu. oPean guns
~ IF :. add mirr r. lie ex, ,'nd ID eve
~ ,ear ab at .OJyO0Ot N E"si's.' mana
f'ctu,cs, this navoU mad uine tran lot
GARDEN 0 pala, es, 100 clep hauts, 500
i'm. sadI.. n r.es, 500 double bal eI
gus i7OU Iu,rr.s, $4,000 Shades OF Va
GU, 10. ms and colors, seVe' al hundred
"a ge mirrors, grand les and Clocks
some Of the latter were very Gu ious, Itch
/, set WITH jewels, "avas iisuFes III cen
tlnual movement, and playing tunes eve
nv hour-two of these Clocks .osi ain
| sO,OO0i. Without taste aud judgment
lie was extremely SOLICITORS t. pos less al
hat va, elegant and rae-he had u"
stsuments and machines Of every arr att
science, but he knew none; and hi