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LXIII.
Gombroon Factory Agent and Council at Qom- Solos and trade in Persia. Description of the Islands of
Diary No. of broon, to the Prosidoncy, Bahrein and Angar Important rogoms and phlrmands
1761—63. 17th September 1762. rotating to the Company s privileges oollecled and being
translated. The situation In Persia.
LXIV.
G .rabroon Faotory Agent and Counoil at Gora- Russian trade. Trade in Carmania wool. The situation in Persia.
Diary No. ,ff broon, to the Fast Indian Tho disadvantages of withdrawing from Gombroon and
1761-63. Company, 20th Soptouibor sottling in ouo of the Persian Islands.
1763.
LXV.
Publlo Department Agent and Counoil at Gom* Abdul Shaikh, Governor of Kiahrn, proposes to soli a Persian
I'iary No. 26 of broon, to tbo Presldouoy, ship to the “ 8iddi '* of Alaskat, upon which Nasir Khan
1768, page 241. 22nd June 1753. urges Wood (Agent) to u*e his influence to recover it. This
Wood is obliged to do for fear worser evils and succeeds
in getting baok the vcssol. Wreck of a Dutoh ship aad
its soiznro by Abdul Shaikh. Nasir Khan visits Gom­
broon nnd extorts money from tho people. Ho contraota
a debt to the amount of 99,985 ehahees with the English
faotory brokers. Settlement of account with him. State
of Persia at the time. Ahmed Shaikh Abdullah, the Afghan
Chief, making preparations to conquer Persia. Shah Rookh
inn rdored. Karim Khan in possession of Isphan, Nasir
Khan in Lars. Deaths nnd appointments in the Agency.
Alexander Douglas takes charge of tho Agency from
Mr. Wood. William Shaw succeeds Mr. Ellis as Resident
at Basrah. The relief of the garrison at Gombroon, which
consists of one si-rgrant, corporal, 24 topais soldiers and
22 Bombay sepoys. Sales ot goods. Prospects of trade,
and tho articles in demand in Persia.
LX VI.
Gombroon Faotory Agent and Counoil at Gombroon, Baron Kniphauson, late Dutch Resident at Basrah, comes from
Diary No. Tlf of to the Court of Directors, 27th Batavia to Gombioon, on their way to Bushire or Bahrein or
1761-63. October 1763. Borne other place with an expedition. The probabilities of bis
course and the prospeols of his success.
LXVII.
Public Department Agent and Counoil at Gombroon, Reason for the detention of the Guardian at Gombroon was the
Diary No. 26 of to the Presidency, 26th necessity of guarding against an attack from the country
1763. November 1763. people in the present state of things.
Sales of goods, eto.— Civil wars and continued anarchy in
Persia. Movements of Baron Kniphausen.
LXVII I.
Publio Department Agent and Coanoil at Gombroon Sales and trade in Persia. Civil wars and unsettled state of
Diary No. 26 of to the Presidency. the oountry. Nasir Khan still In the Government of the
1753, page 463. Hot countries, but bis position unstable, being surrounded
by enemies, both Arabs and Persians.

LXIX.
Publlo Department Agent and Counoil at Gombroon, Mnlla Ali Shaw takes possession of the Ormuz castle, bnt
Diary No. 27 of to the Presidency, September continues at Gombroon with one Persian ship, leaving one
1763, page 292. 1754. at Ormuz. The situation in Persia described. Settlement of a
Dutch factorv on the Karrak island by Baron Kniphausen,
The Baron brings a letter from the General of Batavia
demanding money taken from the Dutch Resident, and the
Dutch Ambassador obtains a pbirmand from the Porte
for the ro-hotatingof the Dutoh flag at Basrah. Opposition
of the people at BasTah to this. The Baron blockades the
Basrah river. Two of Chellaby's ships captured.
LXX.
Gombroon Factory Commission and Instructions Regarding the establishment of a factory at Bandar-Rig.
mS.msT,? 01 to Mr. Wood from the Gover­
nor in Connoil, Bombay, 18th
. page
86. October 1864.
LXXI.
Public Department Agent and Connoil at Gombroon,
P'ary No. 28 of to the Presidency, January Settlement of the dispute between the Dutch ard the Turkish
1766. 1766. Government at Basrah. The Dutoh fortify Karrak.