Letter 258 Richard King at Portsmouth to Peter Michell reporting that the absence of the Commanding Officer of the regiment about to depart for India, has led to a delay in their embarkation and because of this the arms are being removed out of the Lord Musgrave.
Letter 261 James Moffat and Lesley Darrell in Portsmouth to the Chairman and Deputy reporting that they have rearranged the troops on board the various ships ready to sail to ensure their speedy departure.
Letter 280 Captain John Gudmore on board the Musgrave, in Cawsand Bay near Plymouth, to Peter Michell reporting that the cadets on board the ship refused to obey his orders to exercise.
Letters 287-289 Philip Stephens at the Admiralty Office enclosing papers relating to the delay of some East Indiamen in joining up with a convoy. Related papers attached.
Letter 24 Petition of Jeremiah Church of Cirencester to the Court requesting permission to proceed to Bengal and practice as a barrister. Related papers attached.
Letter 81 George Clifford and Teyssett at Amsterdam to reporting that the crew of the General Barker have been conducted to Leyden where they are confined as prisoners of war. 27 Feb 1781
Letter 98 George Clifford and Teyssett in Amsterdam to the Court reporting on the good treatment of prisoners from the Lord Godfrey and that they will send mail to the Company under cover of their name which will be safer than by the Post Office.