One hundred and twenty-six bars in amber, coral, and bafts. ARTICLE IV.—See PAGE 116. PRESENTS MADE TO ALMAMY BONDOO, HIS CHIEFS, MINISTERS, &C. JUNE 13th, 1818. A fine blue velvet saddle and bridle. A large umbrella, gold laced and fringed. A sabre. A silver gilt cup. Eight pieces of blue baft. Two do. of white. Two do. of blue cambric muslin. Two do. of taffety. Two do. of muslin. Four pieces of white cambric muslin. Four yards of scarlet cloth. Five do. of yellow do. Five do. of green do. Two pounds of cloves. Three double barrelled guns. Four single do. One pound amber, No. 1. One string of large pipe coral. Two do. small do. One silver cup. Two metal do. One pair fine pistols. Fifty pounds of tobacco. Four morocco bound blank books. Four cannisters of fine powder. A small bale of flints. One hundred and fifty pounds of powder. Twenty-four dollars. One yard red serge. Seven do. of yellow. Knives, scissors and snuff boxes, six each. Two razors, two pair of spectacles. Some worsted thread. TO SAADA, HIS ELDEST SON. One fine single gun. Two pieces blue baft. One do. white do. One do. muslin. One do. cambric muslin. One yard scarlet cloth. Ten stones of coral. Twenty do. of amber, No. 1. Fifty fine flints. One morocco bound book. Four canisters of fine powder. Five yards of taffety. Scissors, razors, snuff boxes, and knives, three each. TO THE MINISTERS. Four pieces blue baft. Three do white do. One do. muslin. One do. taffety. Four yards scarlet cloth. One pound, No. 2, amber. One string of coral. Twenty-five pounds of powder. Two pieces of blue cambric muslin. Knives, scissors and snuff-boxes, twelve each. Six razors. AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO WITH ALMAMY BONDOO, AND PRESENTS MADE TO HIM AND THE PRINCES, MINISTERS, ETC., ON THE 9TH MAY, 1819. ARTICLE VI.—See PAGE 222. TO ALMAMY MOOSA KING OF BONDOO, ETC. FROM MAJOR WILLIAM GRAY, COMMANDING HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY’S MISSION IN THE INTERIOR OF AFRICA, GREETING, Whereas it being my intention to make you a present suitable to your exalted situation as King of Bondoo, in order to obtain your friendship and assistance in prosecuting my journey; and to convince you of the amicable intentions of our great King George towards you and all your people, I have to demand from you in return the following terms, viz.— 1st. That you give directions to the chiefs of all the towns or villages in your kingdom, through which we may pass, to receive us as the messengers of so great a king as ours should be received.