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Monthly Chronicle.

vcral fortresses in Wallachia ; threatened Bucharest ; sent one army towants ine Black Sea , and with another posled himself to the right of the ro d front Vonstantinople to Belgrade , to cut oft ' all communication between Romelia ann Se . v'a ; made himself masterof part of the latter province and of the passes between . ' vophia and Philipoli . According to the last accounts from Bosnia , Passawan Oy . lcu , at the heni' of 100 , 000 men , is master of Lesser Wallachia , and part of >! ulga , ' : a . After __ I : -ttle near Nissa , in which he was victorious , he entered Romania , ; md is said to leIt is

have taken Sophia , and to be in fud march for Philipoli and Aciritmop . also said that he has partizans in Albania , and-that the warlike Arnauts have declared in his favour . He is fortifying Semendria , so as to render it imprcgn ? b : e , probably to serve as a depot of arms , and a rallying point . It is thought that he means to take Belgrade by famine . The Governor of Romania is marching against him at the head of 40 , 000 men , and the greatest efforts are making at Constantinople to send off reinforcements . CIIAHLESTOWS , S 0 UT 1 I-CAJIOLJSA , "EC . 20 .

A most daring plot has been detected , which some French people of colour had formed , for massacring every white person in the city I Their . plan was to take the opportunity of the holiday ? , when most of the men are in the country , to set fire to Ihe town in different places , then to seize the guard and , if possible , to get the town ' s negroes to join them , and thus to put every man , woman , and - child to death . But , happily for us , their design was found out before they cy . tld put it in execution , and the ring ' eaders have since been hanged ; and we are happy to understand that none of the town ' s negroes were concerned—none but the French .

EAST-INDIES . —JEYP 00 I 1 , SEPTEMBEI 1 4 . Maharajah Pretaub Sing has received information , that Zemaun Shaw had returned victorious from Candahar to Cabul , and had pitched his encampment in the vicinity of the town , preparing to march to Hindostan . Tippoo Sultan , who recently assumed a menacing aspect , has consulted his better interests in preserving the relations of peace . The adjustment of the differences which divided the Mahratta states has greatly contributed lo this conduct . ' Zemaun Shaw having beaten the united armies of the Seiks , entered Lahore , ( their capital ) , on the

first of the present year , gave it up to plunder , and put 7000 of the inhabitants to death . While waiting at Lahore for the heavy artillery necessary to his expedition against Delhi , he received intelligence of a rebellion in his dominions . Moraud Shah , a chieftan of reputation , who headed the disaffected party , had imprisoned his family , and assembled a numerous army in the neighbourhood ofCondobar . Zemaun immediately dispatched a large body of troops against Moraud , and by forced marches proceeded himself to Cobul , taking wilh Him as hostages a great number of the principal inhabitants of Lahore , whom he compelled to undergo the introductory rites of Mahometanism . In the early part of May he had nearly crushed the revolt .

The Mahratta states , who were seriously alarmed at the advance of the Shaw * applied to the English for assistance , and the necessary dispositions were made by the government of Bengal for that purpose . Zemaun Shaw is in Ihe prime of life , of a bold and enterprizing genius , of uncommon abilities as a soldier and a statesman ; he is cruel and sanguinary in the extreme . He is attended by a Frenchman , who some years since was sent by the Convention as Ambassador to Constantinople . His army consists of about 100 , 000 fighting men . Dowlet Scindeah took leave of the court of

Early in the month of April , Row Poonah , and with his army marched into Hindostan . Sir John Shore ' s visit to Lucknow has been productive of the most happy consequences : the Vizier had agreed to the cession of Allahabad , which has been occupied by the British troops , and has consented to pay five lacks and a half of rupees annually , in addition to the subsidy determined by the former treaty . A large establishment for ship building is forming at Calicut , under the authority of the India Company , and supported by many persons of property in Engr land .

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TO CORRESPONDENTS, &c. Article 3
PRICES OF BINDING PER VOLUME. Article 3
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUTCHESS OF CUMBERLAND. Article 4
THE LIFE OF XIMENES, ARCHBISHOP OF TOLEDO. Article 5
BRIEF HISTORY OF NONSENSE. Article 11
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF GENERAL MUSKIEN. Article 13
ACCOUNT OF THE CABALISTICAL PHILOSOPHY OF THE JEWS. Article 14
WISDOM AND FOLLY. A VISION. Article 18
COMPARISON BETWEEN THE ANCIENTS AND MODERNS IN SCIENCE AND LITERATURE. Article 22
AN HISTORICAL ESSAY ON LONGEVITY. Article 29
AN ESSAY ON THE CHINESE POETRY. Article 31
CHARACTER OF SIR WILLIAM JONES. Article 34
THE LIFE OF DON BALTHASAR OROBIO, Article 36
THE COLLECTOR. Article 38
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 42
GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND. Article 43
REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 44
POETRY. Article 52
REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT. Article 56
HOUSE OF COMMONS. Article 56
IRISH PARLIAMENT. Article 60
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 62
OBITUARY. Article 68
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Monthly Chronicle.

vcral fortresses in Wallachia ; threatened Bucharest ; sent one army towants ine Black Sea , and with another posled himself to the right of the ro d front Vonstantinople to Belgrade , to cut oft ' all communication between Romelia ann Se . v'a ; made himself masterof part of the latter province and of the passes between . ' vophia and Philipoli . According to the last accounts from Bosnia , Passawan Oy . lcu , at the heni' of 100 , 000 men , is master of Lesser Wallachia , and part of >! ulga , ' : a . After __ I : -ttle near Nissa , in which he was victorious , he entered Romania , ; md is said to leIt is

have taken Sophia , and to be in fud march for Philipoli and Aciritmop . also said that he has partizans in Albania , and-that the warlike Arnauts have declared in his favour . He is fortifying Semendria , so as to render it imprcgn ? b : e , probably to serve as a depot of arms , and a rallying point . It is thought that he means to take Belgrade by famine . The Governor of Romania is marching against him at the head of 40 , 000 men , and the greatest efforts are making at Constantinople to send off reinforcements . CIIAHLESTOWS , S 0 UT 1 I-CAJIOLJSA , "EC . 20 .

A most daring plot has been detected , which some French people of colour had formed , for massacring every white person in the city I Their . plan was to take the opportunity of the holiday ? , when most of the men are in the country , to set fire to Ihe town in different places , then to seize the guard and , if possible , to get the town ' s negroes to join them , and thus to put every man , woman , and - child to death . But , happily for us , their design was found out before they cy . tld put it in execution , and the ring ' eaders have since been hanged ; and we are happy to understand that none of the town ' s negroes were concerned—none but the French .

EAST-INDIES . —JEYP 00 I 1 , SEPTEMBEI 1 4 . Maharajah Pretaub Sing has received information , that Zemaun Shaw had returned victorious from Candahar to Cabul , and had pitched his encampment in the vicinity of the town , preparing to march to Hindostan . Tippoo Sultan , who recently assumed a menacing aspect , has consulted his better interests in preserving the relations of peace . The adjustment of the differences which divided the Mahratta states has greatly contributed lo this conduct . ' Zemaun Shaw having beaten the united armies of the Seiks , entered Lahore , ( their capital ) , on the

first of the present year , gave it up to plunder , and put 7000 of the inhabitants to death . While waiting at Lahore for the heavy artillery necessary to his expedition against Delhi , he received intelligence of a rebellion in his dominions . Moraud Shah , a chieftan of reputation , who headed the disaffected party , had imprisoned his family , and assembled a numerous army in the neighbourhood ofCondobar . Zemaun immediately dispatched a large body of troops against Moraud , and by forced marches proceeded himself to Cobul , taking wilh Him as hostages a great number of the principal inhabitants of Lahore , whom he compelled to undergo the introductory rites of Mahometanism . In the early part of May he had nearly crushed the revolt .

The Mahratta states , who were seriously alarmed at the advance of the Shaw * applied to the English for assistance , and the necessary dispositions were made by the government of Bengal for that purpose . Zemaun Shaw is in Ihe prime of life , of a bold and enterprizing genius , of uncommon abilities as a soldier and a statesman ; he is cruel and sanguinary in the extreme . He is attended by a Frenchman , who some years since was sent by the Convention as Ambassador to Constantinople . His army consists of about 100 , 000 fighting men . Dowlet Scindeah took leave of the court of

Early in the month of April , Row Poonah , and with his army marched into Hindostan . Sir John Shore ' s visit to Lucknow has been productive of the most happy consequences : the Vizier had agreed to the cession of Allahabad , which has been occupied by the British troops , and has consented to pay five lacks and a half of rupees annually , in addition to the subsidy determined by the former treaty . A large establishment for ship building is forming at Calicut , under the authority of the India Company , and supported by many persons of property in Engr land .

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