"ملخّص يحتوي على معلومات بشأن الاتصال الأول لشركة الهند الشرقية مع الجزيرة العربية التركية، طالما أمكن تتبع ذلك من سجلات حكومة بومباي، بالإضافة إلى أسماء العديد من المقيمين البريطانيين والوكلاء السياسيين الذين عُينوا في بغداد والبصرة في الفترة بين ١٦٤٦ و ١٨٤٦ ميلادي، وبمرافقة معلومات أخرى" [ظ‎‎٨‎٩] (٢٢٦/١٨٢)

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XXXIV.
There shall never be permitted or granted any Imperial commands
No Imperial command contrary to contrary to the tenor and Articles of
these Articles to be granted. this Imperial command or capitulation,
nor in prejudice of this our peace and amity, but in such occasion the
cause shall first be certified to the Ambassador of England residing
at the port, to the end that he may answer and object any scandalous
action or other pretence which might infringe the peace and league.
XXXV.
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For enforcing Consulage.
The English merchants of all the merchandize which they shall
bring or transport in their ships, having
paid the custom, they shall also pay the
right of Consulage to the English Ambassador or Consul.
XXXVI.
The English merchants and all under their banner shall and may
Permission to trade in all parts of safely throughout our dominions trade,
the Turkish dominions. buy, sell (except only commodities
prohibited) all sorts of merchandize, likewise either by land or sea they
may go and traffic or by the River Tainais, in Moscovia, or by Russia,
and from thence may bring their merchandize into our empire, also to
and from Persia, they may go and trade, and through all that part newly
by us conquered, and through those confines without the impediment or
molestation of any of our Ministers, and they shall pay the custom and
other duties of that country and nothing more.
XXXVII.
The English merchants and all under their banner shall safely trade
^ and negotiate in Aleppo, Cairo, Scio,
Three per cent, custom. 0 0 n . <• j
Smyrna and in all parts or our domi
nions, and according to our ancient customs of all their merchandize
they shall pay three in the hundred for custom and nothing more.
XXXVIII.
The English ships which shall come to this our city of Constantinople,
if bv fortune of seas or ill weather,
V essels torced by weather. ^ i
they shall be torced to Latta or to such
like port, as long as the English will not unlade and sell their own mer
chandize and goods, no man shall enforce them nor give them any trouble
or annoyance, but in all places of danger the Caddees, or other of our
Ministers, shall always protect and defend the said English ships, men
and the goods that no damage may come unto them, and with their
money may buy victuals and other necessaries, and desiring also with
their money to hire carts or vessels which before were not hired by any
other, to transport their goods from place to place, no man shall do them
any hindrance or trouble whatever.