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export, free of customs, at any port of Orissa, and to purchase ground, erect factories, and build or repair ships. We had now, by the circuit of the Indian coast, re-entered the provinces of the Moghul Empire, and there was no question of fortifications, as on the unset- tled seaboard of Southern India. All disputes were to ■ . ^£vW H B»wV ^B^&S^MmjMm «,v' 1 ■**BBmt~s>~' ■u£ gi ^H^mSi^msa^ NATIVE BOATS ON THS GANGES IN BENGAL. be brought before the governor in person and decided by him in open durbar, " because the English may have no wrong (behaving themselves as merchants ought to do)." Next day the governor feasted the Englishmen and sent them contented away. They built a house of busi- ness at Hariharpur, on a channel half-way down the delta, and, as they fondly hoped, beyond the malaria