... Paris, Aug. 30. The Affairs here are truly to be called extarordinary; the Rise of the East India Company's stock and the Occasion of it, is astonishing, the History of it supprizes all the World and we are, when we look back upon it as if we dreamed ...

... outward-bound, not to sail without Convoy, which is getting ready. The Lord Keeper is to be made Lord Chancellor. The East India Company have given Directions that none of their Ships, for the future, come by way of Scotland, to which place Duke Hamilton ...

... Earl of Glasgow Treasurer's Deputy. Sir Basil Firebrass having been a great Instrument in Uniting both the English East India Companies, they in a General Court this day Unanimously resolved to give him Twenty two thousand five hundred pounds. . . _ * ...

... ~* i - on ==* k .a ** * J= *-* = *-* , Q.r-S '-' of. j, -3 * - - *is r: * o ct* CtJ ? m S* e Cent. Discount, The East-India Company have hired 12 Ships in the River, that are forthwith to take in their Lading, and will be ready to Sail in 5 or 6 Weeks ...