That the Bounds of Calcutta are to extend the whole Circle of Ditchdug, upon the Invasion of the Marattes; also Six hundred Yards without it, for an Esplanade.
The Inhabitants within our Bounds to be entirely subject to the English Laws and Government.
That we have Liberty to fortify and garrison our Factories of Cassimbuzar and Dacca, as we think proper, and a sufficient Esplanade be granted us round each.
That Convoys to and from one of our Settlements to another, be permitted to pass without Interruption or Molestation.
That the Moors shall erect no Fortifications within Twenty Miles of the River Side, from Hughley to Ingelee.
That a Tract of Land be made over to the English Company, whose Revenues shall be sufficient to maintain a proper Force of Europeans and Seapoys, to keep out the French, and assist the Government against all Enemies.
That whenever the English Troops are called to the assistance of the Government, that the extraordinary Expences of the Campaign be made good by the Government.
That an English Gentleman, in Quality of Envoy, be permitted to reside at Court, and be treated with due Respect.
Minutes of the Treaty, by Mr. Watts,
May 14, 1757.