、、切 <ট ইংরেজের জয় । deviated from them. It is but just and reasola that your nation should pay regard to the late tre and commit no hostilities in my country nor disf its tranquility with any differences, that may sist between you and other European DOWers. To tilis the Admiral sent the followring reply, ཡང་། Dated the 21st of February 1767, Your letter at the I9th, I was honoured with this morning, and observe that you disapprove of our commiting hostilities against the French settled in these provinces. Had I imagined it would have given you any umbrage, I should never have enter tained the least thoughts of disturbing the tranqui. lity of your country, by acting against that nation. within the Ganges; and am now ready so desis. . from attacking their factory, or committing other hostilities against them in these Provinces, if they will consent and agreerto a solid treaty of neutra: lity and if you as Soubahdar of Bengal will under your hand guarantee this treaty, and, promise I protect the English from any attempts made by that nation against our settlements during my | absence. I am persuaded you have heard of no people in the world who pay a stricter regard to their word, and to the faith of treaties, than the English; and I do sincerely assure you, that I Will inviolably preserve the peace we have concluded نخلة فر
