Map to illustrate the Siamese question.

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ARTICLE 2.
His Highness the Tang de per Tuan agrees to give to the English Company, for ever, all that part of the sea-coast that is between
Qualla Krean and the river side of Qualla Mooda, and measuring
inland from the sea side sixty Orlongs; the whole length abovementioned to be measured by people appointed by the Iang de
per Tuan and the Company's people. The English Company are
to protect this coast from all enemies, robbers, and pirates that may
attack it by sea, from north to south.
ARTICLE 3.
His Highness the Iang de per Tuan agrees, that all kinds of
provisions wanted for Pulo Penang, the ships of war and the
Company's ships, may be bought at Purlies and Quedah, without
impediment or being subject to any Duty or Custom; and all boats
going from Pulo Penang to Purlies and Quedah, for the purpose
of purchasing provisions, are to be furnished with proper passports for that purpose, to prevent impositions.
ARTICLE 4.
All slaves running away from Purlies and Quedah to Pulo Penang, or from Pulo Penang to Purlies and Quedah, shall be returned to their owners.
ARTICLE 5.
All debtors running from their creditors from Purlies and Quedah to Pulo Penang, or from Pulo Penang to Purlies and Quedah,
if they do not pay their debts, their persons shall be delivered up
to their creditors.
ARTICLE 6.
His Highness the lang de per Tuan shall not permit Europeans
of any other nation to settle in any part of his dominions.
* ARTICLE 7.
The Company are not to receive any such people as may be
proved to have committed rebellion or high treason against the
Iang de per Tuan.
ARTICLE 8.
All persons guilty of murder, running from Purlies and Quedah to Pulo Penang, or from Pulo Penang to Purlies and Quedah,
shall be apprehended and returned in bonds.