"ملف مقيمية بوشهر 14/163 I، شؤون عجمان، ٢٦ أكتوبر ١٩١٠-٢٧ وأغسطس ١٩٢١" [و‎‎٢‎١‎٧] (٥٣٤/٤٦٤)

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ha wanted the Shaikh to go to the ahip hlrngglf. The ship had
, . j / of 10 fathoms
anonored ^-t aepth/ a nd the Gaptaln brought her Hearer^ where,
fathoms deep,
the seA was 4/itiSMK The^raan was frightened and innediately
returned and informed the Shaikh about the ship approaching
the shore. I sent my unole, Ha^i Yusef, with friendly advice
to the ohaikh to come on board the man-o*-war # and to aooept
peaoe. Thereupon, the ohaikh on the same da^, 7th Jany., at
10 o*olook zlrabio time, visited the ship and discussed the
matter with the O^ptain, and agrsed to come to the ship on the
morning of the 8th January, He came on that morning, and
Abdor Rahman ben Muhammad also came. Peace was made between
uham on certain conditions in writing in the presence of the
Captain. I enclose herewith copies of the documents. The
dispute created by the intrigues of the Shaikh of Ajman was
ended, peace was relertored and the ship left Shargah on that
day.
Abdor Rahman and his men are now with the Shaikh of Sharf?ah
with great respect, will remain there for one month and then
proceed to their homes at Hireh to be engaged in their diring
business for paying the claims of the British subjects and
foreigners.
Peace treaty.
It Shaikh Khaled ben Ahmad, Chief of Shargah, jc±*a undertake
in the presence of Capt, Pearson on the Gorernment man-of-war,
"Triad":-
(l)that I asaure Abdor Rarnnan and his party, in the name
of God, thai their lires and property will be secure against
any injury and molestation from me, my brothers, subjects and
the Bedouins belonging to me, both secretly and openly
(2) that Abdor Rahman and his party should stay at Jhargah
for one month with all respect, and'afterwards return to their
toxwa at flireii without asking the permission *h of anyone of
my brothers or men,
<3) I pronilaa that no danger will befall AMor Rnhraan «ti<a
his party at bharpah or air,*, xf anything happen? to th-r,
x will ■issarire the puniahment of the High Britlnh GoT#rna«nt.