Dated at Mayaviram, enclosing a document found among the papers of Monsieur Pignoleh, detailing the hostile schemes proposed against British territory.
Accounts of Provisions, Liquor and stores received.
Scope & Content:
The table names various types of supplies, and relates to how much was remaining from the previous month, the derivation of new stores and the amount remaining for the following month.
The sum and date has not been completed, not is it signed. The Bill arose from money paid by Clive and is addressed to Adam Dawson, President of Fort William, who may also have been the intended payee.
The language is probably Urdu, and the examples seem to give the name of the syllable, its written form and the letter it stands for. It is possibly in Strachey's handwriting.