Letters 146 -147 Father François-Louis de Lavaur, a French Prisoner at Plymouth to the Court desiring the Court will arrange a speedy passage for himself and his famuily to France
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Letter in French (146), with English translation (147). Secretary to respond.
Letter 254 George Clifford & Sons, Amsterdam to Robert James regarding the cargoes of Dutch and Swedish East India Company Ships
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Folios 514-516: particulars, in French and Dutch, of the cargo of the Dutch East India Ships De Drie Papergaijen, Vryvurg and Vlissinge Folio 517: particulars, in Dutch, of Swedish East India Ships
Letters 216-217 Letter in French, with English translation from the Baron de la Perrier to Lord Shelburne to procure the Company's permission for the Bishop of Assur to go and reside at Bombay as a missionary and apostolick vicar
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Received from Mr Seaton, Secretary to Lord Shelburne 7 November 1766.
Letters 145-146 Captain De Laumer, formerly of the Comte de Lally's regiment, a French Prisoner at Wickham to Robert James regarding reimbursement for his wifes passage
Letters 26-27 Captain Aubert, a French prisoner of War on board His Majesty's Ship Namur at Portsmouth to the Court offering his services as a pilot in the East Indies
Letters 169-170 Madame De Montague, Paris to the Court of Directors desiring information regarding her husband and son, whether they were on board the Elizabeth lately burnt
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Secretary to answer. Letter in French with English translation.
Letter 148 George Clifford & Sons, Amsterdam to Robert James inclosing particulars of the cargo the Dutch East India ship West-Vriesland arrived from Batavia
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Enclosures: ff. 338-340, particulars in French and Dutch, of the cargo of the Dutch East India Company ship West-Vriesland arrived from Batavia.