Second Maratha War.

(1) pp. 1-414, Bengal Secret Consultations 2nd March 1804, Correspondence between Marquis Wellesley and Lieut.-Gen. Gerard Lake relative to the war with Sindhia and the Raja of Berar 25th July to 12th Oct. 1803, Letters by Marquis Wellesley, Gen. Lake and N. B. Edmonstone (Secretary in the Political Department). (See M. Martin's Wellesley Despatches, Vol. III) (2) Marquis Wellesley. pp. 8-18, to Raja Pertab Sing (of Jyenagur) 22nd July 1803, with proposed Treaty, Do. do. to Raja of Jodhpur; pp. 102-7, 396-403, to Shah Alam 27th July and 8th Oct. 1803; pp. 125-8, to Zeboo Nissa 20th May and 22nd July 1803; pp. 157-9, to Sahib Sing (Raja of Patiala), Saul Sing (Raja of Kuthul), Runjeet Sing (Raja of Lahore), Bhang Sing (Raja of Jeend) 2nd Aug. 1803; pp. 481-5, 503-55, to Gen. Lake 10th Sept. to 22nd Dec. 1803 (not printed in Martin's Despatches), Troubles with Gulam Mahomed Khan and Husain Ali Khan (son of Faizulla) amongst the Rohillas, Public Thanks for his services, Position of Shah Alam and Prize Money from Sindhia's Treasure, Bundelkhand, Treaties with Runjeet Sing (Raja of Bhurrutpore) and the Raja of Matcherry, Negotiations with Zeboonissa Begum. (3) pp. 19-86, 555-69, Memorandum relative to the campaign against Sindhia and the Raja of Berar, contained in Lake's letter of 9th July 1803, with Marquis Wellesley's Notes and Lake's reply; pp. 571-95, Wellesley's Notes on the Plan of operations against Holkar 17th Aug. 1804. (4) pp. 120-5, Zeboo Nissa Begum to Marquis Wellesley 9th Sept. 1802 and 27th March 1803. (5) Lieut.-Gen. Gerard Lake. pp. 196-8, to Shah Alam 8th Aug. 1803; pp. 257-9, 274-5, 285-7, 362-5, to Gen. C. Perron 17th Aug. to 5th Sept. 1803; pp. 311-4, to William Leycester at Moradabad 3rd Sept. 1803; pp. 318-20, to Bumboo Khan 3rd Sept. 1803; pp. 471-8, to Marquis Wellesley 10th April 1805 (Original draft, Printed in Martin, IV, 523); pp. 431-66, Drafts to Wellesley 7th Sept. to 7th Dec. 1801 (Originals, not printed in Martin); pp. 415-28, To Duke of York 30th June 1801 (Original Draft). (6) pp. 254-7, 270-4, 283-5, 359-62, Gen. C. Perron to Lake 17th Aug. to 5th Sept. 1803. (7) pp. 279-81, 294-6, 385-8, Shah Alam to Marquis Wellesley--to 5th Oct. 1803. (8) pp. 295-301, Saiyid Reza Khan to --, n.d; pp. 373-5, to Runjit Sing (of Bhurrutpore) 7th Sept. 1803. (9) pp. 303-5, Archibald Seton (Governor-General's Agent at Bareilly) to Marquis Wellesley 27th Aug. 1803. (10) pp. 322-57, Correspondence between Lieut.-Col. D. Conyngham, Col. T. P. Vandeleur, R. Conyngham, Monsieur P. Fleury, Capt. M. White and Col. Gerard 2nd to 5th Sept. 1803, Conyngham's capitulation to M. Fleury at Shikohabad. (11) pp. 489-502, Lieut.-Col. William Scott (Resident at Lucknow) to N. B. Edmonstone 1st Sept. 1803, Behaviour of Mahomed Gulum Khan. (12) pp. 597-606, G. H. Barlow to Lake 15th Nov. 1804, Improbability of Sindhia and the Raja of Berar joining Holkar. (13) pp. 607-26, Memoranda of differences between Sir George Barlow and Gen. Lake. (14) pp. 627-796, Part Third of Appendix to the Notes (printed at Calcutta 15th Dec. 1803) relative to the late Transactions in the Marhatta Empire, containing documents relative to the operations against Holkar. Printed Calcutta 1805. The Notes themselves are printed in India Office Parliamentary Collection No. 54, p. 220 et seq.

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