Papers on political Matters in India

(1) pp. 1-3, Frederick Duke of York and Commander-in-Chief to Gen. Sir George Nugent 12th March 1813 on his supersession as Commander-in-Chief in India by the appointment of the Earl of Moira. (2) pp. 7-34, Notes by Mr. Sullivan relative to Amir Khan, Bhopal, Jaipur and the Pindaris December 1813, with, pp. 37-223, Extracts prepared for Sullivan from Correspondence (1810 to 1812) of Mr. [John] Richardson (Agent in Bundelcund), N. B. Edmonstone (Secretary to Government), C. T. Metcalfe (Resident at Delhi), Board of Control, Secret Committee, London, Bengal Government, Mr. [Richard] Strachey (Resident in Sindhia's Camp), John Adam (Secretary to Government) and Lord Lake. (3) pp. 225-34, Notes on the Raja of Mackeri (in Alwar, Rajputana), Metcalfe's proposals to compel him to surrender certain forts 1812 to 1813. (4) pp. 237-40, List of Contents, with, pp. 241-420, Account of unsuccessful attempt to form an alliance with Rewah and the steps taken in 1814 to compel the Raja to conform to the conditions of the Treaty of 5th Oct. 1812. (5) pp. 423-508, Memorandum relative to the succession to the Nawabship of Kurnool (Madras Presidency), prepared in 1815. (6) pp. 511-3, Memorandum on the Raja of Bilaspur 1815. (7) pp. 515-21, Memorandum on the Raja of Sikkim 1815. (8) pp. 523-30, Earl of Moira to the Secret Committee 11th May 1815, Necessity of keeping possession of the District of Kumaon, from which the Gurkhas had been expelled by Col. Jasper Nicolls.

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