East-India oppression or the unparallel'd case of Capt. Richard Black, Who after Fourteen Years irreproachable Service, for which he had Thanks, and a Certificate from the Governor and Council of Fort St. George: after being dismiss'd the East-India Company's Service by the said Governor and Council, the 24th of March, ... without a Court Martial, for only signing an Address, with all the other Officers, to have their Half Batta restored; all the said Officers Letter on his Behalf; his Letters, Memorials. &c. to the Governor and Council; his Memorials, &c. to the East India Directors; Letters to Lord Clive, &c. 1767; No Redress; Letters No. 15, 19, and 20, have never been answer'd.

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MDCCLXVIII. [1768]