The adjourned debate, which took place at the India-House in Leadenhall-Street on Thursday, October 23, 1794 . On the question for presenting an address to His Majesty, offering to raise three regiments for the publick service. Reported by William Woodfall.

Adjourned debate, which took place at the India-House in Leadenhall-Street on Thursday, October 23, 1794 (Online)

The adjourned debate, which took place at the India-House in Leadenhall-Street on Thursday, October 23, 1794. On the question for presenting an address to His Majesty, offering to raise three regiments for the publick service. Reported by William Woodfall

London : Printed by the reporter, and sold (price 28.) by J. Deebrett, Piccadilly; R. Faulder, Bond-Street; F. and G. Egerton, Whitehall; Mrs. Murray, B. and J. White, and T. Chapman, Fleet-Street; and J. Sewell, facing the Royal Exchange. Where may be had, A sketch of the debate on the same subject, of the 9th of October. The letter from William Devaynes, Esq, to Thomas Henchman, Esq. with Mr. Henchman's answer, on the subject of the East-India Company's shipping. The dissent, or protest, of Thomas Henchman and Randle Jackson, Esqrs, delivered into the Committee of Bye-Laws, with a sketch of the debate on the report of the committee. An account of the proceedings of the general court, held on Wednesday the 19th of March. The debate on the expediency of cultivaing sugar in the territories of the East-India Company; with the speeches of Randle Jackson and George Dellas, Esqrs. and all the other reports of debates that have taken place at the India-House, and been given by Mr. Woodfall, 1