Letter 32 Representation from the buyers and exporters of East Indian piece goods in London to the Court objecting to Corbyn Morris's proposals relating to calicoes and muslins.
Letter 35 Secretary Josiah Burchett at the Admiralty Office in London to Christopher Mole requesting the Court send instructions to hasten the departure of their ships at Spithead.
Letter 40 Secretary Charles Carkesse at the Customs House in London to Christopher Mole requesting an account of what debentures the Company have paid for the 15% on muslins and calicoes for the Commissioners of the Customs.
Letter 41 Captain John Pelly to the Court requesting a reward for sailing through the Straits of Bally and repayment for some of his private trade goods handed over to help complete one of the Company's pepper contracts.
Letter 57 Captain Charles Gough to the Court requesting that the Company pay £850 to the owners of the Edgbaston for the ship's extraordinary charges and insurance.
Letter 58 Thomas Hall to the Court requesting that the Company pay £850 each to the owners of the Hardwick, Halifax and Princess Louisa for the ship's extra charges and insurance.
Letter 60 Secretary Josiah Burchett at the Admiralty Office to Christopher Mole reporting that the Commissioners have given directions to the Navy Board to ensure that the Nottingham is supplied from His Majesty's Yard at Portsmouth.
Letter 61 Captain James Lloyd on board HMS Winchester in Plymouth Sound to the Court reporting that he spoke with five of the Company's ships being convoyed by HMS Argyle.
Letter 62 Secretary Josiah Burchett at the Admiralty Office to Christopher Mole reporting that the Navy Board have been directed to cause the Caesar to be supplied with masts and stores from His Majesty's Dockyards at Portsmouth.
Letter 68 Captain Robert Farr Winter to the Court requesting that the Company pay £850 to the owners of the Nottingham for the ship's extra charges and insurance.