Correspondence And Proceedings in the Negotiation for a Renewal of the East Indi
Correspondence And Proceedings in the Negotiation for a Renewal of the East Indi
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_■. /TlflUO: Letter from the Ri^ht Honorable Lord Vj^P^T " M el v i lle to theCii a i r man and Dep u t y Cki«^* . , -. Vj - - Mun »rb MAN.
Gentlemen, ] India Board, 2\ si March i3f&L^ I have delayed answering your letter of the 4th instep* (received the 6th) until I could transmit to you, at $&&&£ time, replies to the several propositions brought forward, }*? the Deputation of the Court of Director*, a^uut ipvfegffm ©n the 4th instant.
In submitting to you these observations, however, I b§£ tg...> be distinctly understood, as conveying to you only, the present sentiments of His Majesty's Government 09 jfe several points to which the propositions relate. Public dis- ctasi©oon such an important question, may possibly prod^ge ait alteration of opiaion on some of- the details ; . And though the »abjcct has been fudy coasideied, k mjiy^. Dj^me&t^ tessarV, AN» PROCEEDINGS. ' 4£ Pessary', - In the further progress of the measure, to propose, •'■oil- 'some points, regulations of a different description from those which are suggested in the enclosed observations* The Court of Directors are perfectly correct in supposing •that it is how, as it has been for a considerable time past, rhe fixed intention of His Majesty's Government, to withhold their concurrence from any proposition which might be sub- knitted to Parliament for continuing to the East-India Com* pany their privileges of exclusive trade on their present foot- ing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_■. /TlflUO: Letter from the Ri^ht Honorable Lord Vj^P^T " M el v i lle to theCii a i r man and Dep u t y Cki«^* . , -. Vj - - Mun »rb MAN.
Gentlemen, ] India Board, 2\ si March i3f&L^ I have delayed answering your letter of the 4th instep* (received the 6th) until I could transmit to you, at $&&&£ time, replies to the several propositions brought forward, }*? the Deputation of the Court of Director*, a^uut ipvfegffm ©n the 4th instant.
In submitting to you these observations, however, I b§£ tg...> be distinctly understood, as conveying to you only, the present sentiments of His Majesty's Government 09 jfe several points to which the propositions relate. Public dis- ctasi©oon such an important question, may possibly prod^ge ait alteration of opiaion on some of- the details ; . And though the »abjcct has been fudy coasideied, k mjiy^. Dj^me&t^ tessarV, AN» PROCEEDINGS. ' 4£ Pessary', - In the further progress of the measure, to propose, •'■oil- 'some points, regulations of a different description from those which are suggested in the enclosed observations* The Court of Directors are perfectly correct in supposing •that it is how, as it has been for a considerable time past, rhe fixed intention of His Majesty's Government, to withhold their concurrence from any proposition which might be sub- knitted to Parliament for continuing to the East-India Com* pany their privileges of exclusive trade on their present foot- ing.
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