চিঠি-পত্র a R d determined to punish him, and accordingly expelled him from my country. But it was my inclination to have given the English campany permission to have carried on their trade as formerly had another chief been sent here. For the good, therefore, of hese p. ovinces and the inhabitants, I send you this etter ; and if you are inclined to re-establish the company, only appoint a chief, and you may depend pon my giving currency to their commerce, upon the kame terms they heretofore enjoyed : If the English Behave themselves like merchants, and follow my - Arders, they may rest assured of my favour, protec bn, and assistance. If you imagine that by Carrying on a war again st me, you can establish a trade in these dominions, you may do as you think fit. The slave of Allungueer, king of Indostan, the mighty Conqueror, the Lamp of Riches, Shah Kuly Ahan, the most valiant among warriors. صسسسسسسسسسسسسسسسه Sent by Admiral Watson to the Wawab. Dated, 27th January 1757. Your letter of the 23rd of this month I this day recieved. It has given me the greatest pleasure, as it informs me you had written to me before a circumstance I am glad to be assured of under your hand, as the not answering my letter, would have been such an affront as I could not have put up with. aQ9
