Letter from Lieut Colonel Arthur St Leger of the Madras Army representing that certain Company's officers in India have been unjustly superseded in rank by King's officers, dated, London, 5 May 1806, read in Court 6 May 1806, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from Dr James Short of the Bombay Medical Service requesting permission to retire on half pay on the grounds of ill health, dated, London, 13 Nov 1806, read in Court 19 Nov 1806, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from Charles Goring, formerly of the Bengal Civil Service, requesting to be paid a year's salary, allegedly due to him when Chief of the Calcutta Committee of Revenue, dated, Rowdel, near Washington, Sussex, 19 May 1806, read in court, 20 May 1806, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Petition of Surgeon James Howison of the Bengal Medical Service requesting to be granted the full pension of his rank - he also adverts to improvements made by him in the manufacture of opium and saltpetre and to his authorship of a Malay dictionary, dated, London, 1 Sep 1806
Copy of letter from Lieut General John Whitelocke to Lieut Colonel Gordon at the Horse Guards enclosing a return of the number of officers intended to be embarked on the Alfred and Duke of Montrose for St Helena, dated, Army Depôt, 28 Dec 1806
Letter from Lieut Colonel Anthony Hamilton of the Bengal Army requesting leave to retire from the service on the pay of his rank, dated, Whitehaven, 3 Sep 1806, read in Court 10 Sep 1806, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from Captain Lieutenant Charles Hamilton of the Madras Army requesting to receive the half pay of an Ensign and any other renumeration that may be due him, dated, Crescent, Exeter, 5 Jun 1806, read in Court 11 Jun 1806, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from Captain Edward Lowes of the Bombay Marine requesting the Court to consider his memorial of 4 Feb 1806, dated, London, 27 May 1806, read in Court 28 May 1806, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from Major George Hanbury Pine of the Bengal Army adverting to the hardships he has sustained as a prisoner of war in France and requesting an extra year's furlough with pay, dated, Verdun, 4 Mar 1806, read in Court 26 Mar 1806, referred to Committee of Correspondence