No.VII. The Provinces Of Bengal, Situated On The West Side Of The Hoogly River: With The Maharatta Frontier. J. Rennell. 14 October 1779. Scale of [30] British Miles [= 2.55 inches (approximately 1:750,000)].
No.VIII. The Conquered Provinces On The South Of Bahar; Containing Ramgur, Palamow, & Chuta-Nagpour, With Their Dependencies. J. Rennell. 24 June 1779. Scale of [40] British Miles [= 3.4 inches (approximately 1:750,000)].
No.X. A Map Of Oude, & Allahabad; With Part Of Agra & Delhi: Including The Course Of The Ganges To Hurdwar; And The Maharatta Frontier. J. Rennell. 31 January 1780. Scale of [100] British Miles [= 4.25 inches (approximately 1:1,500,000)].
No.XI. Map Of The Cossimbuzar Island. J. Rennell. 29 February 1780. Scale of [20] British Miles [= 3.9 inches (approximately 1:320,000)]. Inset: Battle Of Plassey, Gained By Colonel Clive June 23d 1757. Scale of One Mile [= 1.15 inches (approximately 1:55,000)].
No.XIV. The River Ganges From Allahabad To Patna, With Plans Of Allahabad And Chunargur. J. Rennell. 22 June 1780. Scale of [20] British Miles [= 3.9 inches (approximately 1:320,000)]. Inset: [Continuation from Gazypour to Patna, at the same scale.] Inset: Fort Of Allahabad. Scale of [200] Toises [= 1.18 inches (approximately 1:13,000)]. Inset: Chunargur. Scale of [200] Yards [= 1.18 inches (approximately 1:6,100)]. Inset: Transverse Section Of Chunargur. Scale of [60] Toises [= 1....
No.XV. The River Ganges From Patna To Surdah With Plans Of Patna And Monghir. J. Rennell. 7 July 1780. Scale of [20] British Miles [= 3.9 inches (approximately 1:320,000)]. Inset: [Continuation from Colgong to Surdah, at the same scale.] Inset: Plan Of The Fortifications Of The City Of Patna. Scale of [1] Mile (= 2.38 inches (approximately 1:27,000)]. With two profiles. Inset: Monghir. Scale of [4000] Feet (= 3.25 inches (approximately 1:15,000)].
No.XVI. The Ganes From Surdah To The Calligonga: With The Passage Across The Jeels, &c. J. Rennell. 4 June 1780. Scale of [20] British Miles [= 3.9 inches (approximately 1:320,000)].