চিঠি-পত্র। RRS) is and I dire answer for the Colonel and the company's representatives, that they will not attempt to infringe any part of it. I have ratified the late treaty between you and the English with my hand and seal; and I now repeat my assurances, made in the pressence of God and of Jesus Christ, that I will maintain and pre serve inviolably my part of the said treaty, not les as you have consented to. I likewise promise 岑女、 132. at I will not disturb the tranquility of your coun Ey, by committing any hostilities against the French From the Nawab to the admiral. Dated the 20th February 1757. The letter I wrote to you yesterday, I imagine you have recieved; since which I have been informed by the French Vackeel othat five or six additional ships of War have arrived in the river, and that more are expected. He represents likewise,that you design commencing hostilities against me and my subjects again, as soon as the rains are over. This is not acting agreeable to the character of a true soldier, and a man of honour, who never violated their words. If you are sincere in the treaty concluded with me, send your ships of War out of the R o
