চিঠি-পত্র । R8 S armed men in boats. I am sorry I should be under a necessity of sending you another letter; but having receivd information that you have not as yet performed your agreement, I must take leave to aquaint you, that from the repeated promises you have made of keeping your word in every respect, I now expect you will act conformable to the oath you have taken before God and your Prophet, and comply immediately with all the articles of the treaty. Deliver also the cannon to Mr. Watts which you now have belonging to the company ; and strictly keep to the oath we have both sworn, of living in friendship, and esteeming each other's enemies our own ; and deliver up into my hands all the French in your dominions, with their effects. This will be keeping your oath, and behaving like a prince, whose 徽 pursuit is justice, and whose utmost glory as a solS dier, is preserving his word inviolable. Depend upon it, if there are any about you bold enough to advise you to act contrary to these, just demands, thay are your enemies, and want to see your country involved in a ruinous war, which nothing but your breach of promise, of faith, and of honour, shall ever prevail on me to engage in. Nothing will give me more satisfaction, than the being assured that continual peace and friendship will for ever last between you and the English. Since I began this letter, I am informed the fugitive French have offered to enter into your iệ Td
