° 复 ইংরেজের জয় । Evidences so full and positive, of your bad intentions towards us, that however strong mynclinations might be towards peace, I could no long entertain any resonable hopes of seeing it accom, plished. I therefore desired Colonel Clive to show you what an army of Englishmen was capable of . doing, that before it was too late you might agree to the proposals, which would be made to you, He yielded to my desire, and marched through 器 your whole camp, as if it had not been filled with armed men ; after which he returned to his own, where hic will remain yet a little while, in hopes ( of seeing you accede to the reasonable proposals, which are now offered to you for the last time, from the secret committee. If you are wise, you will grant them the justice that is their due ; other wise, the Sword is going to be drawn that never will be sheathed again. From the Nawab to the Admiral. Dated 9th February 1757. The Colonel's letter I have received, with the agreement of the governor and council signed and sealed. He desires me to get the articles 6!ہے۔ &للا treaty now made, ratified by my great men and t principal officers. I have complied with his request it will be proper likewise for you and the Colonel on one part, and myself on the other, to execute an agreement, that hostilities between us shall cease; that the English will always remain my
