Papers concerning the Portuguese.

(1) pp. 1-3, Articles from the Treaty between Charles II and Alphonso VI of Portugal 1661. (2) pp. 5-12, Instructions to the Earl of Marlborough by James Duke of York regarding the expedition to take possession of Bombay 24th Jan. 1661. (3) p. 12, Disputes between the English and Portuguese at Bombay 1668; pp. 17-9, Similar disputes 1699; pp. 21-6, ditto 1716-17; pp. 35-195, Memorials of the Portuguese envoy, &c., &c., regarding disputes at Bombay 1720-24. (4) pp. 31-3, Piratical behaviour of the English Captain Padisson of the St. George at Loango 1719. (5) pp. 197-201, Attempted mutiny of Portuguese subjects at Goa in collusion with Tippoo Sultan 1788. (6) p. 205, Volunteers for service in India 1788. (7) pp. 213-21, Sir Charles Malet to Court 28th Oct. 1797. Proposal to acquire Diu from the Portuguese. (8) pp. 225-347, Negotiations regarding protection of Goa from the French 1799-1806; pp. 299-303, Proposed Treaty of mutual guarantee; pp. 615-871 Memorandum re introduction of British troops into the Portuguese Settlements in India and China. (9) pp. 353-571, Papers respecting the Portuguese Settlements in India and China 1799-1802. (10) pp. 575-611, Memoirs dealing with the Portuguese Settlements in India and China, their occupation by British troops and the British expedition to Macao. Disputes between the British and Portuguese at Macao 1807-09. (11) pp. 875-92, Treaty between Britain and Portugal, signed at Rio de Janeiro 19th Feb. 1810. Abolition of the Inquisition in South America and India. Archbishop of Goa exercises no jurisdiction over the Roman Catholics in Bombay. A number of letters in this volume are in French, generally with translations.

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