"رحلة أوترام وهافلوك في بلاد فارس، بقلم النقيب ج. هـ. هانت، ٧٨ هايلاندرز. يوجد في المقدمة ملخص عن التاريخ الفارسي، تقرير عن الاختلافات المتعددة بين إنجلترا وبلاد فارس واستفسار عن أصل الحرب السابقة. بقلم جورج تاونسيند، مؤلف كتاب "ملخص أوروبا الحديثة لراسل"". [‎٢‎٤‎٤] (٣٩٠/٢٧٣)

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successful operations
anchor in the river, and the arrival of Sir
James Outram himself was hourly looked for.
The Fioneer steamer, however, which came in
on the following day, brought the melancholy
intelligence of the death of Major-General
Stalker, by his own hand, at Bushire, and the
consequent intention of Sir James to remain
there in command, leaving the execution
of the projected operations on Moham-
merah to General Havelock. One of the
troops of horse-artillery, and that of Cap
tain Pretyjohn, of the 14th dragoons, were
however ordered to return to Bushire, as
the probability of a very serious attack, and
in almost overwhelming numbers, threatened
when the force left.
A high north-westerly gale setting in, one
only of these instructions could be carried
out; the horse-artillery, weathering the bar at
the river mouth, succeeded in getting back;
but the ship carrying the dragoons, striking the
mud bank, was fixed there for several days, and
then eventually rejoined the second division.
Bad weather and sudden changes of arrange
ment delayed considerably the transhipment of