...means were contrived to unite them, which was effected in 1701, when a new charter was granted them under the title of the United Company of Merchants trading to the Ealt-Indies. To the tvro millions advanced by the new company, the united company jn the 6th of Queen...

...'means were contrived to unite them, which was effected in 1702, when a new charter was granted them under the title of the United Company of Merchants trading to the Kail Indies. To the two millions advanced by the New Company, the united company in the 6th of Queen...

...means were contrived to- unite them, which was effe&ed in 1702, when a new charter was granted them under the title of the United Company of Merchants trading to the Eaft Indies, To the two millions advanced by the new company, the united company in the 6th of queen...

...company retained a prolongation of its exclufive privileges ; and a new charter *?i granted to them, under the title of The United Company of Merchants trading to the Ead-lndics. Its exclufive right of trade was ;'tal«ir\ged from time to time ; tel a farther fum was...

...the interefts of this and the London Company would be incompatible, they were foon United (in 1700) * under the title of the United Company of Merchants trading to the EaftIndies. In 1748, the peace of Aix la Chapelle relieved the Company from the apprehenfions occafioned...

...the interefts of this and the London Company would be incompatible, they were foon united (in 1700) * under the title of the United Company of Merchants trading to the Enß-' Indies. In 1748, the peace of Aix la Chapelle relieved the company from the apprehenfions occafioned...

...company obtained a prolongation of its exclufive privilèges ; and a new charter was granted to them, under the title of "The United Company of Merchants trading to the Ealt-Indics." Its exclufive right of trade was prolonged from time to time; and a farther fum was lent...

...historical retrospect of the original rise and establishment of the East India company. The cause of that institution, he said, was twofold. In the first place,...territorial possessions, they became subject to considerable Josses. So great was the falling off, that the rupee, which was worth upwards of 2s. did not fetch...

...in compensation for the exclusive monopoly granted to the company. Secondly, that exclusive diarter was granted for this reason, because the trade with...foreign companies constituted the principal object of die jealousy of the British traders, the speculation went on prosperously, and was eminently lucrative....

...erection of another company. These two companies were afterwards united and consolidated into oue, under the title of the United Company of Merchants...their simple character of merchants, and acquired 60 acquired territorial possessions, they "became subject to considerable losses. So great was the...