চিঠি-পত্র। ؟ 9ܔ fou think me capable of violating mine Yourself gan answer for me, in nome. My dealing with you th always been full of that frankness and sinceri .. : for wiltich my conntrymen are remarkable shroughout the known world. From you, Sir, I \pcct justice on that base man, who has dared - Nšely to acuse me, and to impose upon you. In the erytime, I have complained to the French of Vockeel's behaviour; who have promised me wm ýrite to you their knowledge of the falsity of his locusation. You may lest assured, that I will always religiously observe the peace; and beg yon |းမုံ့ believe, that people who raise reports to the scontrary, can only do it to create jealousies, which hey hope will break the friendship they are sorry ėjo see between us. The letter you wrote me about the Frers affair, I have received and perused you may depend upon it, that I neither have nor will assist the French. If they begin any troubles or commit any hostilities in my territortes, I will Oppose them with my whole force, and punish them very severely. I was informed you designed to attack Chandernagore, which made me write you what I thought was reasonable and just upon that head. The forces I sent down were to guard and protect the King's subjects and not to assist the French. If the purport of my letter has been the occasion of your desisting from the attack of C handern agore, it
