S OR भैद्र कानिभ my taalookdars or tenants; but on such occasions, let application be made to me, or the Naib of the fougedaree of Hooghly, that the country may be subject to no loss or devastation. And if any of the merchants and traders which belonged to the Buxbunder and Azimgunge and have settled in Calcutta, should be desirous of returning to Hooghly, and carrying on their business there as formerly, let no one molest them. Chandernagore and this French factory, was presented to me by Colonel Clive, and given by me in charge to Ameer Beg Cawn. For the reason, let strict orders be given, that no English gentlemen exercise any authority therein, but that it remains as formerly, under the jurisdiction of my people. FIFTHLY-Whenever I may demand any forces from the Governor and Council for my assistance, let them be immediately sent to me and no demand made on me for their expenses. The demands of the Nabob Shujaarool-Moolk, Hissam-o-Dowla, Meer Mahomed Jaffier Cawn Bahader, Mohabut Jung, written in five articles. We the President and Council of the English Company do agree and set our hands to, in Fort William, the IOth of July, 1763,*
