Sir John Shore (1793 - 1798)

Warren hostins, Lord Corn Wallis followed by Sir John Shore, 28 October 1793 until March 1798, served as governor of the British East India Head of Trade.

Revenue in the period, led by Warren Hastings, who has held the post of advisor.

There are no significant events of his reign. However, in his reign, he pursued a policy of non-interference in the political chaos in the country remains. Overshadowed by the fame of the British. His laissez-faire led to increase feelings against the British. Moreover, fears of the British rulers gave news of Napoleon's kilaippataiyetuppu.

Behind him came to power by Lord Wellesley.

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