East Indies Series 67.

(1) pp. 1-101, Money transactions of Robert Henshaw at Goa May to October 1780. (2) pp. 105-24, Col. Charles Egerton to Directors, 24th July 1780, with defence of his conduct; pp. 127-36, do. to Bombay Council with Address to the Directors 18th Dec. 1780. (3) pp. 139-43, Certificates of Settlement of Account with Col. William Cockburn 10th April 1781, and Col. Charles Egerton 5th May 1781. (4) pp. 147-51, Major J. Hopkins to Bombay Council 24th Oct. 1780, Resignation. (5) pp. 155-69, Proceedings of Bombay Committee 3rd Feb. 1781 relative to Treasure found at Kalyan. (6) pp. 171-96, Col. James Hartley's supersession by Col. W. Baillie January 1781. (7) pp. 199-215, Prices of Europe Medicines charged by William Tennent, James Bond, Samuel Richardson and George Birch, Principal Surgeons at Bombay, and their Agreement with the Company. (8) pp. 219-23, Claims in consequence of the loss of the Aurora 25th May 1780. (9) pp. 227-39, Admiral Hughes to Bombay Council 24th April, and to Directors 25th April 1781, Bombay Docks. (10) pp. 243-56, John Carnac to Directors 26th April 1781, His dismissal from Bombay Council. (11) pp. 259-74, Andrew Ramsay's Minutes relative to the Bond Debt. (12) pp. 277-91, Report of the Bassein Committee on the State and Revenues of the Island 2nd May 1781. (13) pp. 293-403, Letters to Court from Bombay 27th May 1781, Maratha War, with letter, 7th Oct. 1780, from Col. Egerton, Revenue matters, with Statement of Annual Revenues and Charges in the Bombay Presidency. (14) p. 405, Sir Stanier Porten to Directors 20th Feb. 1782, Plot in Ireland to seize the Tryal Packet and carry her to France. (15) pp. 409, 413, 421, Routine or Formal Letters. (16) p. 417, Memorandum of Samuel Wilks' Evidence before the Parliamentary Committee on the Administration of Justice in Bengal. (17) pp. 423-4, List of Papers presented to Lord Hillsborough 2nd March 1782. (18) pp. 427-521, Revenue Plans in Bengal, i.e. Resolutions of the Bengal Council in the Revenue Department 23rd Nov. 1773, with a Plan by the Committee of Revenue (John Shore, Samuel Charters and Charles Croftes) relative to Regulations for the establishments of the Chiefs of Divisions and Collectors of Districts, Statement of expense and plan for the settlement 1781. (19) pp. 525-43, Dewagur Pandit (Minister to Madhuji Bhonsla, Raja of Berar) to Warren Hastings 5th April 1781, Peace with the Marathas.

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