"مجموعة من المعاهدات والالتزامات والسندات المتعلقة بالهند والدول المجاورة" [‎٥‎٨] (٥٧٨/٧٥)

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PERSIA—NO. VI—1812.
Article 7.
Should the King of Persia form magazines of materials for ship-building on the
coasts of the Caspian Sea, and resolve to establish a naval force, the King of England
shall grant permission to naval officers, seamen, shipwrights, carpenters, &c., to
proceed to Persia from London and Bombay and to enter the service of the King
of Persia. The pay of such officers, artificers, &c., shall be given by His Persian
Majesty at the rates which may be agreed on with the English ambassador.
Article 8.
Should any Persian subject of distinction showing signs of hostility and rebellion
take refuge in the British territories, the English (Government shall, on intimation
from the Persian Government, turn him out of their country, or if he refuse to leave
it, shall seize and send him to Persia. Previously to the arrival of such fugitive
in the English territory, should the Governor of the district to which he may direct
his flight receive intelligence of the wishes of the Persian Government respecting
nim, he shall refuse him admission ; after such prohibition, should such person
persist in his resolution, the said Governor shall cause him to be seized and sent to
Persia.
Article 9.
Should His Persian Majesty require assistance from the English Government
in tne Persian Gulf, they shall, if convenient and practicable, assist him with ships
of war and troops. The expenses of such expedition shall be accounted for and
defrayed by the Persian Government, and the above ships shall anchor in such
ports as shall be pointed out by the Persian Government, and not enter other
harbours without permission, except from absolute necessity.
Article 10.
The British Government shall pay the allowances of the officers, drill-serjeants,
&c., sent to discipline the Persian army ; but as it is not the wish of His Persian
Majesty that any one should serve him without profiting by his generosity, His
Majesty will make them an allowance as here detailed.
The King of Persia’s allowance per annum to the different ranks of officers,
Serjeants, etc. :—
Lieutenant-General .
Tomans.
3,600
Major
,,
2,600
Brigadier
1,800
Colonel .
Engineers.
1,500
Lieutenant-Colonel .
510
Major
• •
340
Captain .
• • «
219
Lieutenant
•
150
Horse Artillery.
Serjeant-Major.
25
Serjeant ....
#
21
Corporal ....
•
18
Horse Artillery.
Tomans.
Colonel ....
. 750
Lieutenant-Colonel .
580
Major ....
475
Captain ....
300
Lieutenant
200
Infantry and Artillery.
Colonel ....
625
Lieutenant-Colonel .
470
Major ....
. 375
Captain ....
. 205
Lieutenant . . .
142
Infantry.
Serjeant-Major. .
20
Serjeant .
16
Corporal ....
13