The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

July 13. By a letter from Bengal, dated Dec. 24, 1763, we learn that Major Adams, who was then with his army on the banks of the river Carnatic, had wrote to Sujah Dowlah the King of Delhi's Vizier, into whose country Cosim Ali Khan retreated after his late defeat by the English forces, that if he did not surrender him up he would cross the river, and destroy his country with fire and sword; whereupon Sujah Dowlah wrote down for an Ambassador, and appointed one to treat with the Governor and Council. This letter adds, that the newly restored Nabob had given a very handsome gratuity to the English army for their late services in his behalf.