চিঠি-পত্র। RRÖ friends and allies; and that they will assist me against my enemies. For this purpose, I send a t person of distinction and confidence who will speak at large the sentiments of my heart, and I hope you will inform him of your disposition toward me. The articles which were sent to me, I have returned, singed by myself, the king's Daun, my own Daun, and the Bukhshi of ny army. I should be glad if you would confirm this taeaty by a paper under your hand and seal, as the Colonel has done. I have in the most solemn manner called God and the Prophets to witness, that I have made peace with the English. As long as I have life I shall esteem your enemies as enemies to me, and will assist you to the utmost of my power whenever you require it. Do you likewise, and the Colonel, and chiefs of the English factory swear in the presence of the Almighty God to observe and perform your part of the treaty, and to esteem my enemies as your own, and always be ready to give me your assistance against them and though you may not come yourself, I flatter myself you will send the aid I shall at any time ask for. God is the witness between us in this treaty. God and his Prophets are witness, that I never wili deviate from the terms of the treaty I have now made with English company, and that I will on all occasions shew them my favour, relying on your faith to observe inviolably your part of the treaty. ges
