The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-02-20 00:00:00

EAST 114IDI AFFAIRS.

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PRESEHTED TO THE Hol2se OT 0011411n,5, TEM.
suaNT TO THEIR ORDERS OT THE 25TH KHO
28TH JUKE, 1805, ILLLATING TD star 111,01 A
AFFAIRS.
(Continued from our Paper of TUP day.)
6th. The stipend. vi the !legume and Princes at Senates,
amounting in rupees too lan time thousand per annum, and
the Eurruchabad penswes, amouieing to rupees t. cots-three
thousand six hundred and thirtreight, are iucluded in the
above sum of seventy-six !am of Ueda Saw t upon.
7th. The Governor Genets!, Sir John Shore, Rare on ti e
part of din East India Company, agree. that the English feces
maiiitaiited iti the country of Oude fur its defence 'lever shall
enti.ist of less than 111,000 men, including Europeans arid
natives cavalry, infantry, arid artillery; mid it at ally time
it 'both heeinne necessary to augment the troops of the C -
pariy its Outfit, beyond the number of thirteen thoutind men,
including Europeans and natives, infantry, cavalry, and ar-
tillery, the Nabob Saadut A'i Kheint agrees to pay the adual
difference occasioned by the excesa above that number; aixi
in the same manner, if the troops of the Company in Curls,
from any necessity, should be less than eight then-and men,
including infantry, cavalry, artillery, natives, and European:is
a deduction shall be made horn the mooted stipend of seventy.
six lass of Rupees, equal to the actual ilsteretice of men below
the specified number
Bth. As the English Company are not possessed of any for-
tress in the dontolione ot Ouile, the Natioli Saadit Al. Khaun,
having the fullest reliance on the friendship of the Erigleh
Company, agrees to make seer to their exclusive possession,
the fort of Allahebad, with all its buildings and apeurtenances,
and the Gaits immedi itely dependent upon the fort, together
with ai much teed surrounding the Met, as may be necessary
for the purpose of au esplanade, the Company agreeing to be
answerable to tile Naimb fur the anoint ref the revenues col.
lefiel from the said Giotto; the said Nabob also agrees to ad-
sante to the Company such a sum as nosy be necessary fur
strengthening and improving the fortification or this fart, poi-
Tided that it de not exceed the suns of eight lees at Dude
Sieve rupee.; and that the said amount, or actual amount of
the expenditine, not exceeding eight lam of rupee., shall be
paid to the Cnnewity, within two years from the dare of this
treaty, in such premetions as may be reqiiired tar defraying
the expence to winch it is applicable; and the said Nabob
Saadut Ali Khan, for the same reasons, funkier agree, to ad-
vance t.. the English Company, fur the propose of repairing
the fort of Futtyghtir, within six months Item the date of this
eneagenierit, a sum nut exceeding in the whole three lace of
Curie Slum rupees
9th. lf, for the better protection and defence of the &mi.
nions of the Nabob Scarlet Ali Khan, it should he deemed ad.
visable to change the present stations of the troops at Cawn-
pore and Futryrhur, the Nabob Saadut Mu Khan consents
tlierete, and that the troo;-s shall be stationed ern such places as
may he judged most aevieible end coaveWent, and that he will
defray the cayenne attending their removal, and making can-
tonments fur the troops
lOiti. As the Feigloh Company Irma incurred a considera-
ble cayenne by their exertions iii estaalteliing the light of the
Nabob Saadut Ali Khan, the said Nate: agrees, in coneidera-
boil thereof, to pay the Company the sum of tertlve lacks of
Dude Stec* Rupees.
11th. As the payment of the Computes troops in Omit
depends upon the regular diecharge of the alit:wide stated iu the
wield sued third article of the treaty, the said Nabob engagee
to exert his utmet endeavours so disch urge the stipulated
kites withesua ivat icy ; but it, c intrary to the sincere intentiniis
and exertions of the said Nabob, the payment of the kilts
should fall into arrears, the said Naeaub Saadut Mu Khan en-
, iges and promises that he will then vise such security to the
Company, for the discharge of the existing arrears, and the
future regular payment of the bets, as shall he deemed rata-
factory.
Itth. Whereas he the engagement now entered into be.
tertian the Nawaus Vizier and the Company, the amount of the
subsidy is considerably increased, and many other permanent
charges upon to Excellency me incurred s on a comparoon of
his disbursements with the meets of his country, it becomes
necessary to make such reductions in as superfluous charges
of the public establishments, servants, Are. as may be motive,
and are consistent with his Excelleney's dignity and convene
ence. To that end, the said Nabob agrees to consult with the
Co iipany's Geirernment, and in concert with them devise the
proper objects of such reductions, and the best means of effete.-
bag them.
13th. As the political interests of the Nabob Saadut All
Khan and the English Compels), are the same, it is expedient
and agreed, that all correspondence between the Nabob Saadut
Ali Khan, and aif: foreign power or state, shall be carried on
with the km. wedge and concurrence of the Company ; and
the Nabob Saadut Ali Klima agrees and promises that no cor-
respondence contrary to the Wow of this article shall lie car.
rued on by hint.
14th. As the stipulations in the commercial Treaty be-
tween the two theme hare nit been enforeed with due atten-
tion, particularly in the derninions of the Natioh Vizier, the
contracting parties agree to exert their utmost endeAvonrs to
give force and effect to them.
15th. The Nabob Stream Ali Khan engages and promises
that he will not eidertain any Europeaus of any dew ription in
his service, nor allow any to rend* in his country, without the
consent of the Company.
16th. The Nabob Soviet Ali agrees, that a suitable mainte-
nance shell be provided for the reputel children of his brother,
the late Nabob Asoph ul Dowlali; aid( irrilliugly promises hl/
take them under his protest on.
11th. The Nabob Vizier cal Memalik Saadut Ali Khan
Rthauder, for himself mid his hems, and the Gevernor-
General Sir John Shoot, Ittsronet, on the hart of the Fast-
ladle Coripiauy, respectirels promise to sham 111, sincerely and
strain, all the articles coatained and setts iii the present
I Treaty ; and they both agree, that they will give the greatest
I attention to mamtain, between themselves, their dointotiona,
and their subjects, this present Towle, and all the articles en-
ded by it; that all transactions between the two States shad be
carved on with; the greatest cordiality end harmony ou both
sides; and that the said Nabob shall possess full Authority over
his household affairs, hereditary dominion*, his troops, and hl,
subjefas
Kedblindy (or Instalment; for the Peptise' of the Annual
Sebsid•
Ist Kist for Jan payable Feb. I 633,333 5 4
3d Aims fir Feb ditto March L 63.1,7.3 5 4
3.1 ditto for March....ditto April 1. ...118.3,533 5 4
4th ditto foe April......ditto May 1. ...633.33) 5 4
sth ditto for May ditto June 1.......... 633,313 5 4
6th ditto for June ditto J 1 633,333 II 4
7th doter for Ju'y ditto Aug. 1
Bth ditto fer Aug ditto Sept 1 •.. 6311,3,13 5 4
9th dittn ler Sept ditto 03.1. 631.333 5 4
Ihh ditto for 01. ditto Net 1. 63'1,333 54
I Ith ditto for No. ditto Dec. 1.........636,133 5 4
12th ditto for Dec ditto Jan 1. 633,333 5 4

Total Sicca Rupees 76,00,000 0 0

Signed and Sealed by Sir John Shore, on the part of the
Company, and the Seal Mate Nawab Saadut Ali Khan,
affixed tu the refill!' Copy. (A true Cony.)
Feb. $l, 1798. Signed G. H. BARLOW:
Secretary to t:ost.
N. 2.—Copy of the Minute of Sir John Shore (new Lord
Teiciininuth)datiol the sth of March, 1708; and ho Letter
totie Secret Coommittee, or Court of Dironots; explaining
his reasons for c.oicloal•ng the above Treaty; and his final
Arrangsn.ents in (Jude
GOVILIIPOR.GZHIS A L have the honour to lay before the
Board some farther information on the subjed of my late
traulatitions at Liicnew, and, in the ht,t instance, record my
prom imd explanation of the variations between the terms of the
ermaceinens, executed by the Nawab Saadut Ali, at Benares,
and those of the treaty concluded with him at Inclose.
It mint be almost superflu,us to plenum, that the engage-
ment executed by the Nawati Saadut Ali Khan, at Betiares,
could never be considered as the proper form of a treaty b.tweeo
the Sovereign of nude and the Company, the situation in whfch
we were relatively placed precluded all discussions, and the in.
formality in the terms dictated be necessity is now corrected.
Aniong.t the snore material variations, the reloinuishment
of the cowl tion, rs ping a tract of country to rte! Company,
in pmporEciii to any defiriency in the payment of the stipulated
suVidy, is fiut to be explained.
This ound.tion was suggested lay the terms of the treaties tie.