Request of Lieutenant William Dickson of the 2nd Bengal European Regiment to be allowed to resign the service on grounds of ill health, and to draw his pay up to the present date, 5 Mar 1799, read in Court 6 Mar 1799, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from Lieutenant William Dickson withdrawing his resignation request of 6 March and requesting that he be allowed to proceed to India and receive 6 months' advance pay and passage money, 13 Mar 1799, read in Court 15 Mar 1799, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from George Dominicus, Company's Husband, to Isaac Maddocks, Assistant Secretary, intimating that the ship Asia, Captain Thomas Morgan, out of Philadelphia, has been cleared from the Port of London for Canton, dated, East India Wharf, 7 Aug 1799, read in Court 7 Aug 1799, referred to Commi...
Letter from Major General Patrick Duff of the Bengal Artillery asking for more time to decide whether he should return to India or resign the service, dated Carnousie, near Turriff, Aberdeenshire, 1 May 1799, read in Court 15 May 1799, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from Major General Patrick Duff signifying that it is his intention to retire from the service, dated Carnousie, 10 Jun 1799, read in Court 18 Jun 1799, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from Ann Eliot, the widow of Brigadier General Matthew Horne, making a further representation regarding the debt owed to her late husband by the Nawab of Arcot, dated, Hartshobury, 7 Nov 1799
Request of John Davies to be paid the amount of the sale of the effects of his late brother Thomas Davies, Mate of the whaler Fanny, who died at St Helena, 12 Aug 1799, read in Court 14 Aug 1799, referred to Committee of Accounts
Extract from Military Letter from Bombay of 1 Jan 1796 regarding Lieutenant George Emmitt's surveys in the Deccan and his return on sick certificate to England
Letter from Lieutenant George Lobey Emmitt of the Bombay Army requesting that he be permitted to remain in England and receive some remuneration for his services in India, dated Swansea, 9 Feb 1798, read in Court 14 Feb 1798, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Memorial of Lieut Colonel Thomas Edwards of the Bengal Army representing that his ill state of health does not permit him to return to India and requesting that he be allowed to retire on a pension somewhat higher than the half-pay of his rank, nd, read in Court 1 May 1799, referred to Committee ...