Authentic Accounts of the MOGUL Government
in general, the Viceroyalties of the DECKAN and
BENGAL, with their feveral fubordinate Govern-
ments under their respective Nabobs, and inde-
pendent States;

Particularly thofe of

ANGRIA, the MORATTOES, and TANJOREANS.

OF THE

RELIGIONS in INDIA; the MAHOMETAN, GENTOO,
and PARSEES.

Mifcellaneous Customs; and general Reflections on the
TRADE OF IND I A.

OF THE

EUROPEAN Settlements, particularly the ENGLISH Prefi-
dencies of BOMBAY; MADRASS, or Fort St. GEORGE; and
CALCUTTA, or Fort WILLIAM; with their respective Fac-
tories: Their Government, Trade, Fortifications, and
public Buildings.

The Rife of the WAR in INDIA between the ENGLISH and FRENCH
in 1754; and the Continuance thereof to the Conclufion of the
General PEACE of EUROPE in 1763.

Illuftrated with VIEWS drawn on the Spot.

By JOHN HENRY GROSE.

VOL. II.

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LONDON:

Printed for the AUTHOR ; and fold by S. HOOPER, Book-
feller, the Corner of the New Church in the Strand.

M DCC LXVI.

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INTRODUCTION.

SECTION I. An abridgment of the history,

Page i

&c.

xvii

SECTION II. Account of ANAVERDY CAWN

&c..

SECTION III. The strength of the FRENCH

at PONDICHERRY, &C.

xxxiii

The Rife of the WAR in INDIA between the ENGLISH

and FRENCH in 1754.

CHAP. I. General Remarks, &c.

CHA P. II. The Nabobs of CUdapah, &c.

CHA P. III. MAHOMED ALLEE CAWN, &c.

CHAP. IV. RAJAH SAIB plunders the country,

&c.

CHAP. V. The FRENCH establish SALABATZING,

&c.

49

62

75

94

114

133

143

159

CHAP. VI. The Campaign of 1753, &c.

CHAP. VII. The continuation of the campaign

in 1753, &c.

CHAP. VIII. The campaign of 1754, &c.

The incidental war in INDIA, carried on by the ENG-

LISH, both by land and fea, in the years 1755 and

1756.

CHAP. I. The FRENCH views, &c.

185

CHA P. II. The ENGLISH company project an

expedition, &c.

CHAP. III. The expedition against ANGRIA,

&c.

200

211

CHAP. IV. M. Bussy is dismissed the service

of SALABATZING, &c.

228

BOOK