'A voyage from England to India, in the year 1754, and an historical narrative of the operations of the squadron and army in India, under the command of Vice-Admiral Watson and Colonel Clive, in the years 1755, 1756, 1757 ... Also a journey from Persia to England by an unusual route. With an appendix, containing an account of the diseases prevalent in Admiral Watson's squadron, etc.' [‎148] (185/562)

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occafionec! by the maintenance of the forces, I will give them one Crore Equivalent to ten million, or one hundred lakhs. Used especially in connection with money (rupees). of
Rupees Indian silver coin also widely used in the Persian Gulf. , [1,250000/.]
V. For the effcdls plundered from the Englijh inhabitants at Calcutta
I agree to give fifty Lxick of Rupees Indian silver coin also widely used in the Persian Gulf. , [625,000/.]
VI. For the effe<5ls plundered from the Gent cos. Moors and other inha
bitants of Calcutta, twenty lack of rupees Indian silver coin also widely used in the Persian Gulf. (hall be given, [250,000 /.] ISc.
VII. For the effects plundered from the Armenian inhabitants of Calcutta
I will give the fum of feven /^ of rupees Indian silver coin also widely used in the Persian Gulf. , [87,500.] The diftribution of
the fums allotted to the Englijh, Gentoo, Moor and other inhabitants of Cal
cutta, lhall be left to Admiral Wat [on. Colonel Cltve, Roger Brake, William
Watts, James Kilpatrick and Richard Becher, Efquires, to be dilpofed of
by them, to whom they think proper.
VIII Within the ditch which furrounds the borders of Calcutta, are
tracts of land belonging to feveral Zemindars ; belides thefe, I will errant
to the Englijh company fix hundred yards without the ditch.
IX. All the land lying fouth of Calcutta, as far as Culpee, (hall be under
tht Zemwdary of the Englijb company; and all the officers of thofe parts
a * be under their jurifdidion. The revenues to be paid by the company
in the lame manner as other Zemindars.
X. Whenever I demand the affiftance of the Englijh, 1 will, be at the
charge of the maintenance of their troops.
Boughley Wl11 ^ ^ fortifications near the river Ganges, below
fums , Lu S be 00 faithl 1 lVpaid ftabliflled " ^ ^ the aforerai4
Dated the i$th of the month Ramazan,
(June 1757) in the fourth year of
the prefent reign,
confederateV'rhar ?n' , 'u' aC ' V ' Ce WaS rcce ' vet ' and the other
and on the iJh nf -i 8 if "T," 1 readinefs with them. The dye was caft's
wrote to the^SW w " a ™'y marched forwards, and the colonel
That from hfs i thever y. d ^ of his march, to the following purport:
word he had ^ r ' : P uranon (or jufticc, and faithful obfervance of his
bft of manv t0 Ta* peace with him ' pafs over the
fto ^ce s t con t¥ ^
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7 as.