All Infant Governments are in their very Nature subject to Disorders. The new Suba, soon after the Departure of Colonel _Clive_, felt sufficiently, that, contrary to the first flattering Appearances, his Administration was not thoroughly established. Some of the Nabobs in his Province, dubious of his Intentions towards them, made no great haste to acknowlege an Authority that might be prejudicial to their own; and in the _Indies_, this kind of Delay is ever considered as Disobedience. Besides, _Meer Jaffeir_ remembred the Advice which the Colonel had given him at Parting, which was, to acquire a Reputation for Firmness from his earliest Actions, if he meant to taste Quiet in the remaining Part of his Reign. He resolved, therefore, to employ his Forces against those, who, though they did not presume to question his Title, shewed, notwithstanding, a Reluctancy to acknowlege it. He found, however, a sudden Stop put to his Operations. At the Beginning, some of his Officers were intractable, and his Troops in general were unwilling to move. He was entitled by the Treaty to Assistance from the _English_, and, upon his making the Demand, Colonel _Clive_ marched instantly to his Relief. His Forces were not numerous; but he brought with him a Reputation that carried with it a Persuasion that he was ever irresistible, and his very Presence in the Suba's Camp restored Obedience to that Prince. Colonel _Clive_, and Mr. _Watts_ who attended him, took this Opportunity to solicit the assigning Funds for the Money that was still due, and obtained from the Suba, though not without some Difficulty, all that they desired. They likewise desired, and obtained, that the Company's Grant of Lands might be extended Northward from _Culpee_ to _Rangafullah_, which, besides the Augmentation of Territory, was in other Respects a Matter of Importance.