East Indies Series 82.

(1) p. 1, Directors to Lord North 4th June 1783, William Bristow's request inadmissible. See H/173 (1). (2) pp. 5-14, India Committee's Resolutions not to recall the Members of the Supreme Council, more especially Warren Hastings, with a Memorandum of special services of the latter gentleman. (3) pp. 17, 83, 663, Routine or Formal Letters. (4) Lists of Papers presented to Lord North. pp. 19-20, From Bengal 6th June 1783; pp. 87-9, From Bombay 20th June 1783. (5) pp. 25-37, Statements of Receipts, Disbursements, and Profits of Salt 1780-81. (6) pp. 39-73, Bengal Council Proceedings 30th May to 16th Sept. 1782 Relative to prize claims for the Hinchinbrooke (Capt. Arthur Maxwell) recaptured from the French by H.M.S. Jupiter. (7) pp. 79-80, T. Bruce to Townshend 14th Dec. 1782, Arrival of the fleet with the Hanoverians at the Bay of All Saints. (8) Letters and Advices from Bombay. pp. 91-175, 6th Oct. 1782, Affairs of the Fleet, French privateers off Surat and in the Persian Gulf, Gen. Goddard's demands for money, The Investment, Seizure of Dutch Factory at Surat, Trade with Delagoa Bay, Differences with the Portuguese at Goa and Macao, Differences with Raghuba, The Dutch threaten Fort Marlborough, New Hospital, Goddard Commander-in-Chief and Member of Council, Booty taken by Major Abington in Malabar, Goddard replaced by Morgan in command of the Bengal Detachment, Claims of Executors of Andrew Ramsay, Misbehaviour of Robert Henshaw at Goa, Charles Crommelin appointed Resident at Goa, Demands of Company's Bondholders; pp. 247-322, 6th Oct. 1782, Arrival of Commodore Bickerton and Naval Affairs, War in Malabar, Col. Humberston and Major Abington, Anderson's Treaty with Sindhia, Mathews' Expedition against Mangalore; pp. 325-9, 9th Oct. 1782, Treaty with Sindhia; pp. 631-61, 6th Oct. 1782, Grievances in Broach, Collections of Revenue. (9) pp. 177-244, Papers connected with the Bombay Treasury Bonds; pp. 621-9, Mr. Sibbald's Plan for abolishing the Bond Debt. (10) pp. 333-527, Correspondence between Bombay Council, Col. Humberston, Norman Macleod, and Gen. Mathews, War on the Malabar Coast. (11) pp. 529-41, Madras Council to Bombay Council 10th Oct. 1782, Inability to give any assistance. (12) pp. 545-55, Correspondence between Bombay Council and Sir Edward Hughes 27th to 31st Dec. 1782, Requirements of the Fleet. (13) pp. 557-618, Papers connected with the Treaty made by John Sulivan (Resident at Tanjore) on the part of the Madras Council and the Rana of Mysore 28th Oct. 1782, and operations of the Southern Army against Hyder Ali. (14) Intelligence. pp. 667-8, From St. Helena 20th April 1783, Loss of the Grosvenor (See printed account by A. Dalrymple); pp. 679-80, From the Osterley (Capt. Samuel Rogers) n.d., Engagement with a French ship in the Straits of Malacca; pp. 671-2, Ships in China in Season of 1782, Ships at the Cape 30th March (?) 1783; pp. 673-6, Account of the survivors of the Grosvenor (about 560 words).

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