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Mrs. Washington French

Mrs. Washington French, of Alfalfa county, Mississippi
recently presented at single BIRTH to the astonishcd Mr.
Washington French, two boys and girls. The parties
had been married one year only.
Mn WARREN, the author OF ''Thc Diary OF late Ply
sican, Ten Thousand Year &c, has made success.
iu debut in the British House OF Commons the question
of education.
Posr MsrRrss.-Miss Maria Brewer said to be the only
national democrat in the town OF West Rupert, w. has
been appointed post mistress there
bill has becu introduced In The Massachusetts, Legis-
iature to punish frauds in the adultcrstiou Of milk.
Mr.. Evcretts address at Charlestown Mass, welded
s3Oo profit which has been the ladies of V
suia.
The plate and other decorations of the table
ed by the city Ut Paris said be worth from eight
millions OF francs
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AucTIoN sALEs ApvrnrlsEp N 1nE wn1n.

Ma. -, sgaL AND rtseosiI ssrATE
way ouarEe sale Of real estate In and Rockets
m,ncinE ~ ~ o'clock v "
iSale 81 two. sirhs Of
estate 10 this city ~ Goddn Apperson, their once A. IL
Also sale Of ~ o. land The Meadow Bridge rosd io
beyond he corporation line, ~ ~ o'clock r. " ~ 49,
sth-Trurt sale n brick dwellings N.to
commencing NJ O'Clock p. Vi. " -'
AZ ~ o'coct y. ~. 49, ''" vs.
sale Of vsluabls lot on FRANKLIN street, oro.,,
Metropolitan Hall, ~ D O'Clock p NJ '''' ''f's'''
Al Rockets, A. ~ o'clock NJ. ' P''P''V'
1fth.-Two desirable hrirk teuemsns nm r.,,.h nm
estste) Al ~ o'clock " N' ~" w. NV .
lbth The large warehouse Martet prdgs IN Mi, ,.
occupied ~ Mr. Jas. Winston also two briet wv $3.50
hleyt commencing ~ ~ O'Clock r. ". liberal
james river. 49, y" ''e'~""- p"u"yt on
Conssouers sale u land enrco eountybs Cedar
hl traet, etc, on The premises at11N
al o'clock p. " wv ' -'''' vs.
deed a. Ashland-hour not mel TONED ~ - ' = 49,
soh-sale o. tn Palmyra Nils" IN Huvanna COUNTY
Vonnlssoners sale u several Of lad In Hanover
~, op,er.lse The nrSt suitable fair day thereafter
rue Haet containing us acres Known woods
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AMERICAN MEETING IN NELSON

A. meeting ofa portion Of the American party. held
At the Court House Of Nelson county on Monday the 2s
day Of April 1856, that being Court day) On notion
Gen. William ; Loving called 20 the chair aud HI
rain w DAWSON appointed Secretary The object Of the
meeting was BREEZY explained by the Chairman TO be- the
appointment OF delegates 70 represent the American party
M this county at Convention 10 be held In the town Of
stanton the 9th Of May next On motion was re-
solved that the following gentlemen be- and are hereby
appointed delegates To said Convention n wit Col NJ
Loving, Ro Withheld a. g. PampHn Dr. n C. Perrow.
). G. Sneed, VIM. Gordon Robt Hrars A. Fitzpatrick
JnoW Wit, Robt X. Bibb Chas II Stewart Dr. Jno Shell.
ton, VIM NJ. Harris, Ino. j. Loving VIM " Cqbel
saml Read Jls ; Penn, IT. X. Hargrove r. g. CabeIl
=. g. Peters, Chas y. Patterson 10, H. shelton DR.. L.
y Logon, =. g. Cofiey, Jos. Lyon VIM G. Darlington.
yas Harris, Jno w Dickerson Capt Furgcrson Jno q
Collins, SAINT Page, y. T.. Martin VIM p sbcpi erd
| WAN Hare j. j. Farrer, Benz Harris, Thos Martin
DR.. Blain, aud Jas PsmpHn
Es,o'r,d Ihat A. II u Stuart Jno II. McCue, and !
/ u. lmoC1en BE- appointed alternates
hssiff That the proceedings Of this meeting be pu,,
hsne9 10 me true American, r. Whig National American
and Lynchbuig Virginan
R,'oed That the President and Secretary be added 1,
the declaration.
On motion the meeting sdjourned
III. WIN $ LOVING, President.
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NAVAL PRoTECTIoN AT PAYAM,

The following Letter from the Secretary Of the Navy to
the President OF the Pacific Mail Steam Company pub
ishcd in the New York Commercial Advertiser
Navy Department.. Nav 81. 1856.
Sir have received your communication oil the SOth
umo, IN relation to the deporablc occurrences Pan
The department will endeavor to meet YOUR wishes in
the matter The u. ship Cyanc supposed be at San
Juan, has been ordered proceed port Aspn.
wall and the Fulton Pensacola has boon tcl.
grsphed To the same effect The st. Marys is probably
now at Panama Her commander has been instructed to
remain there 50 long American interests require the
presence OF war.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
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We have received from Messrs Price & Cardozo, corner
of tn and Main streets the life and character Rev W
NJ Jackson, late Rector OF St Paurs church, Norfolk
~ritten by Rev George A. Cummns, Rector Of Trinity
church. Washington d. c. and late Rector Of ST. jane.
church oft this city.
This unpretendng, but interesting little work
aud worthy of careful perusal. IL touches the heart
and prove instructive to every reader IL gives
most graphic description of the visitation Of disease
and death in Norfolk and Portsmouth, during last summer
and fall aud pays a handsome and wernerted tribute to
the pOble divnes doctors and Others who braved death
they might relieve the suerings of the ILL., paate
the agones OF the dying.
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL CONVENTION

SOUTHERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL CONVENTION.
This body assembled in Augusta Ga, Thursday last
The following delegates present from Virginia:
Rev. j. B Jeier, Rev j. b. Taylor, Rev. Basil Manly
Jr.. Rev. W. ;. Pevoy aud w. d. Thomas, Esq.
The Convention was organized by tho choice Of Rev.
Basil Manly President aud Rev Mr. Tichenor as Sec
rotary.
committee Of fourteen appointed prepare re-
port chief object OF the Convention viz the ica-
bity Of establishing Grand Theological College in one
of the Southern States.
We copy from the Augusta Chronicle the following re
port Of the second days proceedings:
The report OF the committee Business then pre-
sented and discussed both during the morning aud alter.
session by Rev j. b Jeer Of Va Rev r. C. Teasdac
Of D. G., Rev j. r. Tustin Of ). c.. Rev g. W Samson Of
ID. c., Rev. Thomas Curtis Of s. C., Rev. A. J.. Rcpton
Of y. c., Rev a. c. Dayton Of Tenn, Rev j. r. Boyce
Of s. G., Rev. J. V. g. Datgon Of s. &. Rev VA Gas
kill Of GA Rev. $ Henderson Of Ala, Rev j. T. Ryer-
sou Of Ga aud Rev y. NJ Crawford OF ia
Resolutions then proposed the effect that anoth-
meeting Of this kind should be held in Louisville Ken.
lucky, in 1851, ard that delegates from baptist Colleges
and Theological schools should be invited 10 attend
committee Of three appointed Vi which Rev Mr.
Msny, OF Charleston s. c., chosen Chairman TO chr.
~ the views Of the members Of the Convention in the
meantime regarding the establishment Of common Theo
logical Institution. After OF thanks TO the Pre-i
dent and prayer the Convention finally a,ljourned.
In the evening the mbcrs OF the Bible Society and
the Board Of Missions assembled when several fine adj
dresses were delivered.
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TnE PANAMA MAms.-A long correspondence has taken
place between the Postmaster General and the Panama
Railroad Company, in relation the compensation for
carrying the ma the Ishrnus Of Panama IL 40.
pears that under the original with the company
the government agreed pay % per pound for car.
ryng the mails the Isthmu~ tie government re-.
serving the right OF withdrawing any time During the
past year the attention Of Judge Campbell called to
the TACT that while the company charging the govern.
men - cents per pound for Transporting the mails adj
verified to carry the highest class Of freight by individuals
n 10 cents per pound The President OF the company
sad, on being asked for explanation came 10 wash
irgton aud stated that express freight charged II
cents per pound After full investigation Judge Campbell
consented to pay is cents pound for the mail
Objection vas made by the Company, but the allowance
u l. stated regularly received aud supposed
the terms would DO established the basis o per
mancnt contract
Since the sioppago Of the Nicaragua iue by Walker,
however, the Panama Company have demanded differ.
Of back pay amounting 900 and full iates for
the future and threatened If the demand is complied
with that they will throw up the contract thus arresng
The Postmaster therefore uuvngy Yields to the unjust
aud eIhorbtant demand rather than sk the eon.equei.
ces which might olOWtho execution Of the company
threat Of throwing doNn the mails.
The President Friday laid the correspondence before
Congress, and endorses recommendation Of the Postma
ter General that the latter be authorized contract with
the Panama Railroad Company for the conveyance Of the
ma the l-hmus price exceeding fifty thou
saud dollars per also, for tho scmmOnthly convey
Of the mais from New York aud New Orleans 10 san
Francisco via Nicaragua, alternately, regular interval.
with the present line via Panama not exceeding
two hundred thousand dollars per anubm.
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SINGULAR AND DREApfuL AccIpESr.-The following 4.
account Of ghtul accident that recently occurred
the London Docks, in one OF the waehouses:-
Two young women paid visit to the brother Of Of
them Who is clerk in the establishments for the purpose
OF being shosn Of the building to witness the
working Of machine known Hydraulic hit and 9th.
or contrivances superseding manual labor While the
brother engaged in another part of the warehouse
they Inadvertently got the aperture through
which the machine thc hydrauc) travels up and down
to the various compartments OF the warehouse holding
their heads over the hole aud looking down. believing
machine not then To be work the before named nstru
ment suddenly and nstantaneousy came down. and m
moment severed both their heads from their bodies the
heads falling to the bottom OF the building with q loud
crash Ia with difficulty that the brother could be res
trained from jumping from nearly the top of the building
the bottom.
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COMM EROIAL.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

osrct % rns wnio Nay .. tssS.
The New York stock market, during the past week
has hen ssh,d unvsrsss aras occasionally
eaasd hy the charges money Early IN. usek pr
ess nrm vhh advancing tendency later ho-svsr an In
creased demand for p.r.y
I'D The hnasnes ofhs favorable Earops Prices
steadily declined friday reached the point Tbs h-
w shpnents Of gold the large May
and Tie he psnc In the stock nelnx
causes Tbs payments saturday In New
me heaviest ever tno-n In day The Metropolitan
due 10 the of I1o American Elehanrr and
ten other banks too each supposed that the payment
into the public and private amount to over
Tor that one day and the extent Of shining aud inx
vas Nc doubt great The banks rapidly calling In their
stock iosns and the contraction IN,
banks uthdrA wing their balances. tr, ,h.
those interior banks that have generally the
almost jbtors In heaviest M
this spring made, presumed that po,., lin
become easier present hsh rate, Of for,
exchanges being also expected the specie rrs.
diminish
Yori Commercial Advertiser Of Saturday
money borne ..pee, OF increase.
With Of those The heavy
%.nrias to day There h., been eons,r.el calling
er than those Of last -ek This morning. however, there
both for temporary aud dountns purposes
paper may DC sI"'sd to per cent aud "
e vi. Dc 'sss amount, to nearly millions .ert.
ward s may 's eAprS'e' '" ." 'o'-
Virginia skies have already commenced to recover from N. Dc.
Tue 'a At the fs. Board Saturday Indicated
wv o. day pat serr :. so-s Apn' ss sts ss,h
pas. week. yer. as;i isah =; ss ,sss
..ss seh His.s and Mays a, ssS To-day, by
The quarterly returns April LIST Of the banks in this
State. continue slowly exhibit VI.
have received Western banks. l.
loading itsns Of which suon The aggregate. the d
pa''~.n the most striking being in the Of the outstanding
debts due to the banks:
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II. {. FEATROSs, Secretary.
Fredericksburg News and Recorder please copy.

Masonic BURIAL SEA-During the recent trip of
the Empire City from Havana to this port an ill.,
cident occurred which left deep and permanent impress
sion upon the minds Of all who were on board Death Is
al all times fearful thing but when the King Tcrrors
claims his upon the sea- aud rudely the
citation which Invariably connect those who Journey to-
gethcr upon the great deepa peculiar feeling xperenced
that fingers upon the mind aud remember
vividy for years what would under other circumstances
pass away like the summer breeze leaving little
upon the memory.
The same day the steamer left Havana April IT,, %
%as rg' T to Capt Wnde sa. OF pas
had died three O'Clock, Of consumption and in
darce with customary observed the re-
mains placed IN hammock and laid upon the quar-
deck in order be buried The deceased was
n Royal Arch Mason formerly attached 10 a Lodge and
Chapter Of the Fraternity in the city of Galveston and
there several of the mystic tie bread the steamer
resolved that the deceased should be Inferred with
the Masonic honors peculiar TO the Order
formal demand was made upon Capt Windle for the
remains who promptly accceded TO the request with that
urbaniy which is marked trait in his character a.
gentleman and ~ the sun was about sinking beneath the
they place in charge Of such OF the Fraternity
board to be buried by them with the last sad
rites peculiar to the institution.
The remains which had been covered by the United
STATES dag, laid upon plank the stern of the
steamer and the ships bell began to toll the intervals.
the brethren formed circle around the corpse when the
Masonic burial service was beautifully delivered by Past
Master j. T. Elliott Of New York who presided as mas
this upon this occasion The CEREMONY beautifully
Impressive at all times, remarkably upon this occi-
SION and when the Worshipfu Brother pronounced the
words We therefore, commit the body of departed
brother To the great deep his memory shall remain engrA
ven upon the tablets of our hearts while his spirit shall
return unto God who gave it, single plunge was heard
and the deceased had gone to his long last home
panied by the last fond words Of alas brother" from
those OF the fraternity who formed the broken chain up
on the quarter deck of the steamer.
1t is OF very that any member of the
craft j. buried with the honors Of the fraternity willie at
but the character OF the DECEASED well known
"a just and upright Mason" thi it Va. considered hut
just tribute to hi memory IL scene marked with
than ordAay degree 81 -oemnity and will not rcad.
y be forgotten by those who participated in the obse ques
| OF the dccels cd.-Neo Ori,ins Piedyune
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TVS B.rrlr o. ElyA'-4Hs,Ee, rer'io".--Tbe follow

THE BATTLE OF Rivn-AHofley Tsrsion.-The follow.
lowing h from the New York Express
We have private letters from parties engaged in
the battle ofRvas which gave materially different YER
sion of the relative number Of engaged from that
furnished by Walkers official organ III Ncafaguengen
One Of these letters from perfectly reliable source ttcs
that the actual fighting ceased n the streets u Rvas
two o'clock in the morning. "Nhereup0n We THAT IT, Gen
Whkcr) left the place. but did know al next day
that the enemy bad evacuated the place half an hour
previously This goes ~ show chat Walker 90 far from
driving the Costa Kcans once sense driven out
himself aud that impression H. gtheued by the 90
servstou Of The writer that "neither party would
acknowledge defeat" The actual number of the forces
engaged by ~ Ncafaguense." The Costs Rcsns VIC
assured had not than fifteen hundred men, all
told; while Walker force j. put down AZ $50 The com.
batlasted foil nineteen hours during which time Walkers
men sre said TO have suffered severely rom them. "Ei
Ncaraguonse that Walkers entire los. did not en-
coed thirty but correspondent intmaes that that
6gIry l. much under the mark The whole humber of
killed and wounded he says known % be 49, II Il
likewise denied tst the Costa Rcans lost 600 meu Their
! loss probably, did not exceed 800.
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Lr.,r. on rar omo-A r.nnrr.-rA. r.ler.sorx

LrspEs on ruK ouio-A FarsHrr.-Ths Parkersburx
Va.) News Of Thursday says;
On Friday and Saturday last freshet hardly percepti-
Die here but very heavy the counties Of Calhoun aud
Gimer, brought out iron, two to three hundred ras
manned by Fix hundred men, and contAung not
hon twenty thousand logs worth about many dollars
besides much lumber and many boats The
H blocked the river Tor distance above the
mits The quantity and value oi timber brought dowL Ia
beyond precedent and yet its removal Is hardly noticed
In the woods while informed that there much
more in the river which could not be for
hands.
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ArrENrr TO SNzK A SrKANKR TnusrRArsp.-On the st
Of April the Transit Company stcssr Corr- on her
rival AT San Juan del Sur with gold ON board
was boarded by four with authority from Walker To
seize her in his The Captain, with great polite
ness invited them into h. cabin and while treating them
to champagne slipped his anchor and quietly put sea-
towing three ships loaded with coal which Walker also
intended to seize, and likewise carrying of passenger
~ho had a, 900 in guild Tor the General
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To W. II. D,vIDer, Esq,
President T. N. 5. 5. Company. New York

UNITED Sr,rEs SUPREME CouRr.-U Washington, Nay .
The following cases were before the Court to-day.
No. log. Before reported-srgument continued by Mr.
Henderson for the appellant, and Hon J. NJ Smiley for
the appellee.
No. 2Se Robert Hudgins ct al, appellants vs.. John
l.. Uudgins, assignee and No 240. Eicott vs. Hudgins
ct al appellants, vs. the motion dismiss
argued 10y Messrs. Robinson and Patton in support and
Mcssrs. Lyons and Reverdy johnson in opposition
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Tue 'COSTIscATiOy" ~ CoSSEcTfcur-The confscati,n
OF Catholic Church property in Connecticut amounts to
just no conscaon vt s learn from the Hartford
CourauL BY the law of Connecticut which vests church
property 10 the State IN Of the death Of the hnp
is made incumbent upon the State Treasurer To convey
TIE property 70 the society congregation who have oc
cupied Immediately upon their becomiug Incorporated
II app'ars therefore that the State merely hs the gap
temporarily and thst the congregations who built the
churches and paid for them will get tho use Of
them
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JNO. 7. WOOTTON, Chairman
JSo. WIGHrNAS. Secretary.

At meeting of portion of the people OF Caroline.
friendly to the election OF Fillmore and Doueson eld
at the Reedy Church, ON the 81 Of May, 1856,
On the motion OF John W. Hutchcson Esq. WOOD.
FOOT GARNETT, Esq, called to the chair and II
Z. PEATRoss appointed secretary.
Mr.. Garnet, on taking the chair delivered brief and
appropriate address explanatory of the objects of the
meeting, and earnestly appealed all true Constitution
and Unionovng friends rally the support of man
who has proved himself worthy OF their utmost conf
dence.
Jas. c. Luck, Esq, after brief and pertinent address
offered the following resolutions, which adopted
without opposition:
RssoIred lst, That cordially endorse and approve
the nominations made by the American party in the COLI
vemiion held in Philadelphia 22d February last; and
that will use all lair and honorable means TO secure
the election OF Willard Fillmore and Andrew j. Doneson
Resotrcf 2d That approve of the Convention to be
held at StauntOn, the 9th inst
Resolved Sd That the chair appoint nine delegates TO
represent in said convention.
The chairman thereupon appointed the following gem
;emen delegates, viz: Samuel Swan, +. W. Burruss
Jas. {. Luck, j. w. Huchcson John 5. Harris John
Burruss, r. Workman, James Mclaughlin and VIM Noel
On motion, the chairman and secretary added TO
the delegation.
Reso'reL That these proceeding. be published in the
National American and in the Richmond Wing
On motion, the meeting adjourned
WOODfO0T GARRETT, Chairman
ii. {. PEATRoss, Secretary.
Frederick Sburg News and Recorder nleasa ronv
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The four buried in a coal bank, on the Musking-
nm had not been released Thursday evening up &,
which time they had been confined to their dismal prison.
house. perhaps grave. Tor siI days and nights The
GAINESVILLE papers express hopes that they will be found
alive. A large number Of working day and night
In removing the fallen earth from the the bank
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fArlL AEFRAr.-A few days since fatal STRAY took
Pac az Oakley Streak, Butler county Ala between three
brothers named John jesse and Madison Jordan on the
oy Hueshd Two brothers named Giles anc Robert Smith
and man cslled Love Wilson on the other side In The
ugh, 1onn Jordan had kne struck iuto him. from the
effects u which he has since died
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ARNSG.-The Panama Railroad Company at New York
have sent down to the lsthmus supply OF rifles and
voscrs in order To their employees enable them
defend themselves in any further ousgcs should bo
attempted against them; and have advised the Gov
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letter from California states that the delegates
that state To abe Cincinnati Convention have instiue-
tons to urge the nomination of Ex-senator Gwin for
Vice President, tho ticket with Mr.. buchanan iIr
President
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CHISEsE GoODs IsIBMUs-It j. stated that
Adams Californian express which reached New Ysik on
Wednesday per steamship Illinois, brought amongst 9th
cr freight IN bond, forty three ol ELK goods from
Canton via San Francisco aud the Isthmus Of Panama
being the first importation Of China goods that ever mr.
lived At New York BY express acf0ss the I.fhmns
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What's in the windy The Sentinel announces the
fact that President Pierce will, within 'irty Aoays
from the date Of its article, all pretcntions
to a nomination. What will the Enquirer and tie
Yirginia Demosratie Conrention do nextg
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TW PAvsNA MGssAcm.-The Panama authorities pub
lish a. official statement Of the recent mss-scre Of
American citizens. II 10 designed to be e1culpntory Of
the di-gsscful part the local authorities took IN that
Transaction They condemn, however, the wanton out.
rsges n the mob and express desire arrest and pun.
ish tie guilty.
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THE CAMDEN ASD ANNOY RAILROAD SLAuGmTER-Iti Is
stated that the Camden aud AmbOy Railroad Conn INV
refuse 10 pay the bills Of the Physicians their services
rendered 70 the sufferers by tue terrible aiTur on the
railroad IN August last the ground that they were mot
EN- plo'od IL il susceptible Of proof however that At
the time, they gave express directions them u accent
no remuneration from ihose iheN atLnnlcd
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AcouirrAL-Jessc 7. Thompson, Of Rhea county. Tenn
charged with transmitting false forged papers I'll,
Department at Washington, Tor the purpose procuring
a land ant has been acquitted.
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Tng ESGLIsH ~ lSDn-Late adyices from India ret,-
rescut that the king Of Dude which territory the Ea.t In
da Company have recently annexed their dominion re
iu'cs abccate, declaring his determination ~ visit ~
gland and lay his case before the Queen The cOmpsn,
have given orders that MI the kings property shall b,
seIzedn Che name Of The Iriii.h gnyernnent