The Sun. — 1846-08-11 (London, England)

THE PUNJAUB. (From the Delhi Gazette ofJ e 19') „.100ths "if The settlement of state affairs duringu Par -risfactorY• Raja Lall Singh's administration, hasbeea unsadishrg fi‘calocoltloieoictitiaend. with foTrNuevemh iucolif: s baelaltrii vdpien:rtisseillo4.,go.o 0 Owing to this failure, the population of Mooltaa are. s tumults every day. The Nizam, too, of that coun,r 03(1 mounted thirty large gt son the ramparts of the far tio day : and the course of such aa:nrieawrdththei tnagdsni-ksintihsteradti administration 0? are the order et. ~c. n eeninerataminurtto, shviris:::: The fact is, that.; Raja Lall Singh, andb;tl:lll3.aAdise thegßreat Maha'aja Rusioirt .figd not fitted to shine girlirthe they Singh, the inherit° aja Lall Singh "rd log obscure individu looked upon tig-Agh has b said Raj' Lagoid. Mark,een elevated to the hig,lLe' .he,,,i'Sa;,. too ,i subject can., "e manner in "-ii oa.i, a bis sense of gratitude law 1 displa, e- h took him by for favour. The A shill° Ileera S'n the hand, h 'rig- late is, his title was advanced and iron° :elby the Ueera Singh. What to that of Rai, ot make for return d this mark of favour? id Raja Lail SlaPii be conic the murder of h. He plotted and plotted ti ,bir Singh, the brother is patron. The star of Sirdar locus,_4, light—or in of the Ranee Sahibeb, then broke la,'''"" f O. state. other worth he swayed the power o Lao Singh as h Sirdar Jowahir "Singh distinguished Faia a marlre the e would a brotherand every faY hose increase of his influence; with that chief, whose favours towards him increased o ortionatslP siad pr p consideration, too, ingratitude usurped every other mace sentiment ; and Raja Lall Singl,, with the aid of the cob nary troops, effected the murder of his second patron. _.;',ery are well known to be the ingratitude and deep trea'._ ijaiii of the nature of Raja Lall Singh, and that saTI signs wtith the eye of indifference. xintoepoll'att if Lall Singh is now the prima minister of state. 'a' 1 that liis held out by Raja Lall Singh make it evident t __a design is to work the ruin of the Nizam of gooltan,. q, get his brother Bhugwan Singh advanced to that me no rel: is evident, too, that the Raja is playing a ganbeshed i°l- the order of things and interests estab his power—with the view of making his own friend main the days of Rimjeet Singh, and those who had succeedsed_l Eveq. aa'_'.': dependents reap a rich harvest of benefits• therefore, be his rank or calling what it nlaY, isAlso la' it 1 allg ti wedged into a predicament that forces from iii Flores f deep curses. Every man, therefore, avray, heaven that the reign of misrule might Plo,a, and be succeeded by that of the Sahiban Ateesheraitli; shedding its blessings around to secure the Pr.eaßfsjor of the subject. As it is, the presence 01 /0 of M‘Gregor Sahib, is the only security that the peop,,_. Lahore have against the wantonness of misrule.vain-n; Lall Singh is for himself, and therefore it fa country expect ei:her the prosperity or security of the ._ the through his exertions. Mark the distrust displayspromptey consciousness of evil deeds, which Raja Lail Singh._,towaids Seiklis—Mussulmans guard his person ; and 11.14'rtie. sulmans he is reduced to the necessity of contiding.Ls ' that' Shore Singh and Peer Mahorned Khan moved '5,. news current at the Durbar regarding Peshawurith, ted to the forces to Naoshera. From this point they procee!. s ___,t,. Yoo.i-ufzee country, where they engaged with the inovne.",,no The Yoosufzee being men of undaunted braveryw Jr, the efforts of the Seikhs, and followed up their ea c' their