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Indian Mail (Newspaper) - May 7, 1844, London, Middlesex THE INDIAN MAIL 21 FOR BRITISH AND FOREIGN AND PUBLISHED ON THE ARRIVAL OF EACH OVERLAND This paper contains the digest of intelligence which formed a portion of the Asiatic with which it is still No. 13.] MAY 7, 1844. Communications for the Editor should be sent under cover to Messrs. H. Allen and 7, SUMMARY AND REVIEW OF EASTERN DATES OF 23. 23. 1. Ceylon 23. Singapore Mar. 2. China 27. Australasia Dec. 23. 29. The intelligence from India and China this month is barren of incidents of much The is filled up by the interest which attaches at home and abroad to Lord His Lordship arrived at on the 26th and made his formal entry into Calcutta on the 28th, the second anniversary of his arrival in Previous to his a meeting was held at tne Town Hail iu consider of an and the form of one was proposed by Mr. C. R. who It was not on the occasion of the completion of any particular or on the departure of the when all the acts of his administration might be open to that the meeting was It was only paying an act of courtesy usual on the return of a to the seat of his He did not propose to go out of his way to criticise or make remarks on any act or acts of his Lordship's but simply to the usual and ordinary form of The sheriff then read the following My the undersigned inhabitants of beg to present our hearty congratulations on your lordship's return to the after the accomplishment of the great objects that called you hence to Upper That those objects should have been so promptly and so triumphantly is a matter of national to us it is doubly inasmuch as it enables your lordship to direct the energies of a powerful mind towards measures of internal only in real importance to those affecting political The presence of the head of this colonial empire at the seat of Government is so essential in every way to its as to make it but natural that we should bear even his necessary absence with something like and hail his return with the warmest expression of That your lordship's residence amongst us may be no state emergency may again demand your personal care in other parts of this wide must always be our earnest It will be our study to make that residence as much a matter of choice as it is of public This address was agreed to without a dissentient some remarks being made upon the valuable it and it was left in the Town Hall for On the 12th March a large number of European and met at the Town and proceeded from thence to the headed by the High The deputation were received with a guard of and in a few minutes Lord in the full Windsor and attended by his entered the hall to meet the when the High Sheriff read the His Lordship read the following thank you for your congratulation on my return to the after the accomplishment of the great objects which the courage and discipline of the army have enabled me promptly to It will be most gratifying to should the state of India permit to prolong my residence amongst you in this which must ever possess so much of intrinsic importance as the commercial capital of but it is necessary that the head of the Government should place himself wherever his presence at the appear to be calculated to produce most benefit to the general interests of the empire and I must never allow any personal consideration to interfere with the performance of this public thai the - me expressions that tne - with which you have now welcomed my will tend much to increase my regret should I be again compelled to leave On an entertainment was given to his lordship by the Civil when about 900 sat down to The in which Lord Ellenborough returned thanks for the usual compliment paid to a referred the report be to some opposition he had met which he had put down and to his resolution to beat all future He is represented to have added He had seen much of the and he confessed his attachment and admiration for it. The president this evening had justly described the principle on which he distributed promotions whatever the appointment to be he wished to give it to the most deserving his country's service was his sole and this would be his governing he did not regard party and was utterly indifferent to what a man's political or party attachments might have or might be in England here he had no object but to promote the interest of his country and He was sure these were the sentiments of the English in India and whilst he acknowledged the merit of the he was not insensible to those of the other classes of his countrymen the merchants in extending commerce were rendering most important and he took a great interest in its The Friend of India observes As it regards the opposition which his lordship took to himself the credit of having there have been various but to our wide of the There is there cannot in this any thing like that organized opposition to the views of the head of the which exists in the well-balanced constitution of our own and which it is a statesman's glory to The exercises an absolute authority over the and possesses both the right and the power to exact implicit Some have supposed that the opposition referred to the Supreme but the conjecture is apparently without any To did his lordship allude Is it an improbable that the opposition which has thus been and

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