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Kim of Iht book or N stars of dooamonl*
folroi of tbo or psptrt. Bammsij. BSmsSKS.
OLXXIII.
Basrah Factory Agent and Council st Biirah Despatch of Mr. Skipp to 8hirax. Parses granted to country
vends by the agont whioh would protect them from Mcor
Diary No to the Court of Directors, 6th
Fobiuary 1706. Mohana. Quortion as to levy of diatoms at liushiro by
I 1807*1808, p. 895. tbo Companion country vessels "trading under our colours
and passes.”
CLXXIV.
Basrah Factory Letter from the Proiidenoy to Despatch of floot and Marino force for tho redaction of Karrak—
intention to ocoapy tho island aftor taking it: tho Dutoh
Diary No.-~ of Basrab, dated 16th January olaims to it based on a lease to bo superseded by grant fiotn
1708.
1709, p.621. Karim Khan lo tho English. Moor Mohana’s and Karim
Khan's character compared. Guard vowel for tho Gulf.
Appointments in plaoo of Lystor and Bawyear. liaji Yusuf's
do sot.
OLXXV.
! Basrah Faetory Letter from Mr. Skipp, dated Agreement with Karim Khan and grant of the island of
Shiraz, 10th April 1708, lo
Aarrak to (he English on its reduction. Compensation to
Diary No.-y^- of
the agency. the East India Company for its expenses. Rooorory of com*
1768, p. 02. pensatiou from the Kaab.
; CLXXYI.
Basrah Faetory Translate of the Yakil'e grants.
Diary No.-jJj- of
1768, p.620.
OLXXVII.
Basrah Factory Letter from Commanders of Failure of the attack on Karrak.
Diary of the fleot, dated 21st May 1768,
to the agency.
1768, p. 718.
OLXXV1II.
Basrah Factory Letter from Commanders of the Ambuscade on the island of Corgo, where a party of tbs
Diary No.-jJf of fleet, dated 26th May 1768. Company’s officers and sepoys bad landed from the Cruisers;
neatly all of them cot to pieces by Meer Mohana's people.
1768, p. 766.
CLXX1X.
Baarah Faetory Despatch from Court of I’ireo* Observations on the proceedings in the Gulf—operations against
Diary No. ~-of tors to the agency, dated 2od Ormuz and Meor Mohana not approved. Rosidenoy ought
Maroh 1768. to bare been removed from Bushire.
1768, p. 839.
CLXXX.
Basrah Faetory Agent and Counoil at Basrah Failure of Mr. 8kipp's sooond mission, and his return to
Diary No.-^j-of to the Preaidenoj, dated SOih Bushire. His alleged frauds. Allegations against Karim
October 1768. Khan. Despatoh of his troops to Genowa. The English
1768-1769, p. 106. fleet keeps aloof. Piracy of the 8peedwell by Moer Mohana’s
gullivats.
CLXXXI.
Secretariat Inward Letter from Mr. Jarnea Morley, Revolt of the Arabs at Karrak against Meer Mohana. He
Litter Book No. Resident at Bnsbiie, dated escaped from the island with a fow followers.—At the invi
23 of 1769-70, p. 4tb February 1769. tation of the conspirators Zakey Khan sent men to taka pos
62. session of the property of tbe Meer, which with the island
w&s to be delivered to Karim Khan. The Resident proposed
to take possession of the effects himself as an indemnity for
the loss inflicted by the Meor on the English by his depreda
tions. The Resident for this purpose intended t > leave J7y-
shire on the plea of the order given by the Agent and Coun
cil. The 8heikh of Bushire wished howevor to await the
orders of Karim Khan, and if thev did not arrivo by a certain
date to let the Resident leave. The Utter was preparing.
CLXXXII.
Public Department, Letter to the Resident at Bn- Expressing surprising of tbe Governor in Counoil at tbe extra
DUry No. 63 of •birr, datsd 22u<l March 1769. ordinary proceedings of tbe Resident, whioh would lead to a
1769. p. 392. rupture with Karim Khan, whioh would bo totally Inconsis
tent with the Company's interests. The Company could
have no right whatever to offsets of Meer Mohana, as tho
Island was voluntarily surrendered to Karim Kbau.
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