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REGULATION XI.
[A.D.1812.
Reports tobe made
to Government of snch
Reg. XI. 1812.
on the jumma, exclusive of charges of collection, and a settlement shall
he concluded with the proprietors, subject, of course, to the approval of
the Governor-General in Council, accordingly. The jumma which may be
so fixed on the estates of the zemindars and other actual proprietors of
land shall, in conformity to the tenour of the proclamations originally
issued, and afterwards incorporated into Regulations IX. and XII. 1805,
remain fixed for ever.
V. Under the rule contained in Section III. of this Regulation, it will
likewise be the duty of the Board of (7277737722662237267*6 and Board of Revenue
to submit to the Governor-General in Council a report, specifying the
estates wdiich may not appear to be yet in a sufficiently improved state
of cultivation to admit of the conclusion of a permanent settlement,
without a sacrifice of those resources which may hereafter be derived from
them for the exigencies of Government. In all cases of that nature, the
Governor-General in Council will determine, on consideration of the infor-
mation which may be furnished by the Board of (72377277226 6 2277267*6 and Board
of Revenue, whether the settlement of such estates shall be made for the
term of three or five years, or for any other period, according as may ap-
pear most conducive to the public interests.
A.D. 1812. REGULATION XI.
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(?67267'22/ 272 (7o 2272 C2/, 072 /Ao 18/A A/?/y, 1812.
1. WHEREAS considerable bodies of persons, being natives of Arracan
and ordinarily denominated Muggs, have from time to time emigrated from
that country and established themselves in that part of the district of
Chittagong which lies contiguous to the Arracan frontier ; and whereas
numbers of those persons, or of their descendants, abusing the protection
which had been afforded to them in the British territories, have excited
disturbances and even levied war in the country of Arracan against the
Government of Ava, of which state Arracan is now a dependency, and
have conducted themselves in a manner manifestly tending to disturb the
relations of amity which subsist between the British Government and the
Government of Ava ; and whereas it is, in consequence, necessary that
the Governor-General in Council should possess legal powers to remove
REGULATION XI.
[A.D.1812.
Reports tobe made
to Government of snch
Reg. XI. 1812.
on the jumma, exclusive of charges of collection, and a settlement shall
he concluded with the proprietors, subject, of course, to the approval of
the Governor-General in Council, accordingly. The jumma which may be
so fixed on the estates of the zemindars and other actual proprietors of
land shall, in conformity to the tenour of the proclamations originally
issued, and afterwards incorporated into Regulations IX. and XII. 1805,
remain fixed for ever.
V. Under the rule contained in Section III. of this Regulation, it will
likewise be the duty of the Board of (7277737722662237267*6 and Board of Revenue
to submit to the Governor-General in Council a report, specifying the
estates wdiich may not appear to be yet in a sufficiently improved state
of cultivation to admit of the conclusion of a permanent settlement,
without a sacrifice of those resources which may hereafter be derived from
them for the exigencies of Government. In all cases of that nature, the
Governor-General in Council will determine, on consideration of the infor-
mation which may be furnished by the Board of (72377277226 6 2277267*6 and Board
of Revenue, whether the settlement of such estates shall be made for the
term of three or five years, or for any other period, according as may ap-
pear most conducive to the public interests.
A.D. 1812. REGULATION XI.
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A77222/7*2272/6 22727 /A627* A66 6 6722/2272/6 20^0 77262?/ OATAo A26/227*A(372666 272 A6
(7o?272/7*266 /i'0772 ZcA/k'A /A 6^7/ 772232/ A2266 677222/7*22A7, 22727 27/'' A67'60726 22/2/2772/
/A6772 272 /A6 A7'2366622/22373 2)/* 622cA rl//6 772/3 /6 2 PASSED (6/ /Ao (?0067'72 07'-
(?67267'22/ 272 (7o 2272 C2/, 072 /Ao 18/A A/?/y, 1812.
1. WHEREAS considerable bodies of persons, being natives of Arracan
and ordinarily denominated Muggs, have from time to time emigrated from
that country and established themselves in that part of the district of
Chittagong which lies contiguous to the Arracan frontier ; and whereas
numbers of those persons, or of their descendants, abusing the protection
which had been afforded to them in the British territories, have excited
disturbances and even levied war in the country of Arracan against the
Government of Ava, of which state Arracan is now a dependency, and
have conducted themselves in a manner manifestly tending to disturb the
relations of amity which subsist between the British Government and the
Government of Ava ; and whereas it is, in consequence, necessary that
the Governor-General in Council should possess legal powers to remove