Letter 101 Secretary James Pym of the South Sea Company to Thomas Woolley concerning the proposal made in Parliament of duties to be laid on transfers of stock.
Letter 103 Captain Thomas Blow to the Court stating that he brought 24 parcels of borax and complaining of the loss of money that will be incurred by paying all the duties to the Customs. Requests that the Court consider his case.
Letter 104 Captain Jonathan Cockburn to the Court relating to the capture of a French privateer whilst cruising for the homeward bound Company ships and requesting the Company's acknowledgment for the services he has performed.
Letter 106 John Powell in London to the Court stating that he is still willing to lay the dispute between himself and the Company before the Committee of the House of Commons.
Letter 107 Petition of a Persian gentleman named Alli to the Court requesting that they allow him to return home on board one of their ships free of charge.
Letter 108 Letter received by William Murray from John Powell submitted to the Court relating to Powell's dispute with the Company which is before a Committee of the House of Commons.
Letters 111-112 Petition of William Warren to the Court relating to his lost £60 East India Company Bond. Copy of the London Courant dated 1 May 1713 attached.