A Narrative of the Transactions in Bengal During the Soobahdaries

The Miniosters of State and p tift'Dewans appropriated the greatest Artof these valuable land§ to tunishas for the jageersof the Mpsebdars so tem% the am cunt' colleted in the. khalsah or excheqper was so inensidrable as te be inadequate to the demands Of the ;Nrirzanaut troops ; which deficiency was supplies from the treasury of end b'Sr tunkhas'on other soobahs. [...] the laid appropriated fg the support of the Nizamut "GOVERNMENT OF BMA 'Ibr the Nrzamut„ the Munsulizat *:and to distribute the royal dunatitins. [...] On the nortlf and wekg quarters it has Akbenagtir RAI the passes of IgankreeNly and Telliagliv the Fates of Bedgalk-Lofi the south and west are Bifbhoom Paceeet and Blishenpoor with the jungles raid Mountains of*Jharlehund thg entrance.from the Dekiia'n dnd Hindustan ;—on the south find east lie Burdwan and the road to '0 cissa 'Hooghly andthe ports frequerftd by the ghips of Europeno [...] Fo; the pliriloee of making g fuller investigatios of the tapaeity of the lands he orderA the irmintlars titoclose confinement ; and put the collections into the hands of Bengally aumN who executeTtshootls* and muchulkahs.f The revenues werepaid diately into.the exctequer by theteauthils ; `the zminclags being deprived of all interdrence in the rceipts and disburementj. [...] The inhabitants consist of two jibes the one coiled Meytch and the °per Voatch to the first of which the royal fatally belong.