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Letter from James W. Redhouse, Secretary, to His Excellency, M. Thouvenet, to inform that the Society receives books on oriental subjects and gives copies of its Journal in exchange to 100 societies including the Bibliotheque Imperiale at Paris. The French government publishes, from time to time, Oriental works including works by Botta and Oppert. The Society would appreciate if it could receive such valuable works. (Found on page 294)

A bound volume containing copies of letters sent in the administration of the Society between the years 1823-1835 and 1846-1861. The earlier ones, covering 1823-1835, are all concerned with the finances of the Society. There is then a break in the letters until 1846, after which the correspondence covers a broader spectrum of activities.

Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to Sir Thomas Strange to thank for his subscription payment. (Found on page 15)

Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to Messrs. Alexander, Calcutta, to acknowledge receipt of their letter of 7 April with two bills of £21, each representing entrance contributions of members of the Society. (Found on page 15)

Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to Mr Hume to send receipt for £31.10.0 for his 'composition' membership payment as an elected resident member. (Found on page 19)

Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to James Doll to inform his banker refused to pay a 'permanent order' for two guineas. Therefore a further 4 guineas is requested from him in respect of membership fees for 1824 and 1825. (Found on page 19)

Letter from James Alexander to J.H. Harington, Calcutta, Richard Jenkins, Bombay and John Gregory, Cape of Good Hope acknowledging receipt of ten guineas being 'composition of original non-resident members' fee. (Found on page 19)

Letter from James Alexander to Captain Alves, Madras, to acknowledge payment of ten guineas received. (Found on page 20)

Letter from James Alexander to Messrs Palmer, Calcutta, to acknowledge the payment of ten guineas received in respect of Captain Caulfield. (Found on page 21)

Letter from James Alexander to the Honourable Mountstuart Elphinstone, Bombay, to acknowledge payment of ten guineas received.