Letter 152 Thomas Hall in London to the Court requesting that an officer from the Company attend with the survey of the Eyles made in Madras for a case depending between Abraham Hume and the Royal Exchange Assurance Company.
Letter 155 Secretary Henry Newman for the Society of Promoting Christian Knowledge at the Bartlet Buildings to the Court requesting permission to send out some listed items to the Protestant Mission in Fort St George.
Letter 157 Secretary Henry Newman of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge at the Bartlett Buildings to the Court requesting permission to build a church and two school houses in Madras.
Letter 4 Isaac Hollis in London to the Court requesting permission to send out 380 oz of foreign silver to Fort St George for the use of the Protestant Mission at that place.
Letter 9 Captain John Deane at Bedford Row to the Court requesting permission to export £13 13s worth of coral on board the Drake to William Elliot, a factor in Bengal.
Letter 28 Thomas Day to the Court requesting permission for his wife and a servant to go to Fort St George with him, as well as permission carry out £500 worth of gold thread and £500 worth of foreign silver.
Letter 32 Secretary Henry Newman of the Society for Promoting Christian Knoweldge at the Bartlet Buildings to Christopher Mole thanking the Court for their permission for the Society to send some money and goods to their missionaries at Fort St George and Tranquebar.
Letters 51-52 Messrs Fromaget and P. Cavalier at the French East India Company in Paris to the Court thanking the Company for information on their shipping and also on the kind usage received by a Captain Bart who touched at St Helena.