Letter from Samuel Manesty, Resident at Bussorah [Basra], to Nawab Mirza Mehedy Ally Khaun, Native Resident, Bushire [6r] (1/1)

[1] To
[2] Mirza Mehedy Ally Khawn
[3] Resident at
[4] Busheer
[5] Sir
[6] I have received your letter of the 25th. Dec. and note the Information whic
[7] it contains
[8] I shall in future communicate with you in the English language on all
[9] subjects connected th the public Service
[10] The Recovery now proceeds to Busheer on her passag
[11] Way to Muscat & Bombay & I have limited her stay at Busheer to twenty four
[12] hours; Her commander Captain Samuel Groube has my orders to receive such advices
[13][13] You may wish to forward to the Presidency under his care
[14] I have the honor to be
[15] Sir
[16] Your very obedient humbler Servant
[17] Sign'd Samuel Manesty
[18] True Copy Wm Bruce
[19] Asst.
[20] Busorah 18th. Jany. 1802
[21] received 24th Jany. per Recovery
[22] To
[23] Mirza Mehedy Ally Khaun
[24] Reisdent at Bushier
[25] Sir
[26] The Ship Governor Duncan being on departure for Bushier, I have
[27] the Pleasure to acknowledge the Receipt of 23 Bales of Broad Cloth and 146 Ba
[28] of Perpetuances formerly consign'd to Bushire per Demond, for which I shall account
[29] with the Honble the President in Council; and to inform you that the [Wokens]
[30] sold by You to the Aga Mohamed Nebie and consign'd by him to Busorah have
[31] according to Your Agreement with him, been consigned as the Property of the
[32] Honble Company, in the Settlement of the amount of the Import Customs to
[33] be levied on them here by the Turkish Government
[34] On the Return of the Demand to the Bushire
[35] I will send you as correct a list as can be made here of the Numbers of the
[36] Bales of Perpetuances received by Me, and subsequently make any Arraingemen
[37] respecting them that may meet Your wishes in the Promotion of the Public Interest.
[38] I have the honor to be
[41] Sir
[42] Your very obedient humble Servant
[43] Sign'd Samuel Manesty
[44] True Copy Wm Bruce
[45] Asst.
[46] Bussora 31st. Jany. 1802
[47] and received 9th Feby. per
[48] Ship Duncan
[48] Ship Duncan