Letter from Major William Charles Alston of the Bengal Army, requesting permission to retire from the service on the pay of his rank, dated, Birmingham, 15 Jan 1808, read in Court 20 Jan 1808, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from Major William Charles Alston asking to be allowed to withdraw his letter of resignation dated, Welbeck Street, 26? Apr 1808, read in Court, 25 Apr 1808, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from Lieut Colonel Matthew Brattan of the Bombay Army adverting to his poor state of health and requesting permission to retire from the service on the pay of his rank, dated, 1 Sep 1808, read in Court 2 Sep 1808, referred to Committee of Correspondence, reported on by Committee, 20 Oct 1808
Letter from Lieut Colonel Andrew Bethune of the Bombay Army representing that the Company's and King's troops who captured the fort of Sunkiera [Sankheda] in Gujarat in 1802, are entitled to a share of the booty taken there, nd
Letter from Joseph Gilbert Balcetti, a Cadet for the Bengal Cavalry, advising his exchange as a prisoner of war, and requesting to receive an allowance for passage money to Bengal, and 6 months' advance of pay, dated, 70 Pall Mall, London, 12 Feb 1808, read in Court, 12 Feb 1808, referred to Comm...
Memorial of Lieutenant Thomas Blast of the Bombay Marine recounting his services in the East and praying to be appointed Second Assistant to the Superintendent of the Marine, nd, read in Court 25 Apr 1808, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Affidavit sworn by Lieutenant George Cauty, before James Law, Mayor of Bombay, regarding the circumstances of his quarrel with Lieutenant Battman John Lorimer and the altercation with Lieutenant Lorimer and Major Gibson on Church Street, on 23 Feb 1806, dated, Bombay, 6 Oct 1806
Memorial of George Cauty, formerly a Lieutenant in the Bombay Native Infantry, adverting to his dismissal by Court Martial, and praying to be reinstated in the service, nd, read in Court, 27 Jan 1808, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from Lieut Colonel Tredway Clarke of the Madras Artillery requesting permission to return to India and to be granted the right to succeed to a responsible post in the Madras Army, dated, Brompton, 1 Feb 1808, read in Court 3 Feb 1808, permitted to return 2 Mar 1808