Papers concerning trade.

(1) pp. 1-2, Questions and replies regarding Trade between India and the European Continental Nations. (2) Edward Parry (Chairman) and Charles Grant (Deputy Chairman). pp. 5-91, to Court of Directors 14th Oct. 1807, On Private Trade with India and commenting on statements made by Sir Charles Baring in his letter of 15th Sept. 1807 relative to the rights of Foreigners such as the French and Americans, with, pp. 93-103, Appendix, a ''Review of the material facts which have occurred relative both to the Privileges and Trade of Foreigners in Bengal since the Treaty of Paris in 1763'' (copied from a document in the possession of the Earl of Northbrook at Stratton); pp. 207-331, Do., do. Oct. 1808, a rejoinder to Sir Charles Baring's reply; pp. 115-8, to Sir Stephen Cotterell 14th July 1808, requesting the Committee of Trade to consult the Company in the matter of Petitions from Neutrals to carry on trade between India and Europe. (3) pp. 123-6, Draft of reply by Sir Charles Baring 16th Dec. 1807 to Parry and Grant's letter of 14th Oct. (4) pp. 335-51, ''Report of the Select Committee [of the Court of Directors] appointed to take into consideration the Export Trade from Great Britain to the East Indies upon the subject of any claims that may arise on the part of Ireland to a participation in the India and China Trade'' 22nd Jan. 1793, signed by F. Baring, &c. (Printed). (5) pp. 359-457, Papers regarding the trade in Furs between the North-West Coast of America and China and Japan 29th April 1785 to 23rd Feb. 1791, Partly (apparently) by A. Dalrymple. (6) pp. 461-501, ''A Bill for opening the Trade of New South Wales, under Licences from the East India Company and the South Sea Company.'' (7) pp. 505-27, Proposals of William Jacob and others to open a Trade with Abyssinia and the East Coast of Africa, Correspondence between the Committee for Trade (signed W. Fawkener), Court of Directors and the Right Hon. George Rose 17th to 24th Dec. 1807. (8) pp. 531-40, Desire of persons resident in the Isle of France and Bourbon, who had taken the oath of allegiance, to trade with England, Correspondence between Court of Directors and Earl Bathurst 18th Dec. 1812. (9) p. 543, Account of the value of East India Goods exported from England to His Majesty's Colonies during the last 10 years 17th Dec. 1813.

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