The Nepal War, 1814-1816.

(1) pp. 1-421, Enclosures in Bengal Secret Letters 6th Aug. 1815 to 12th Jan. 1816 relative to the Nepal War, Rupture of Negotiations and Orders for the resumption of hostilities, including:-- (2) pp. 1-2, 281-316, 331-4, 345-9, 379-87, Lieut.-Col. Paris Bradshaw (Political Agent in Nepal) to John Adam 18th June to 25th Dec. 1815. (3) John Adam (Secretary in the Secret, Political and Foreign Departments). pp. 5-12, 51-61, 157-74, to the Hon. Edward Gardner 27th June to 22nd July 1815; pp. 63-5, 179-83, 319-28, 353-64, 391-3, to Lieut.-Col. Bradshaw 22nd July 1815 to 5th Jan. 1816; pp. 67-8, 177-9, 397-400, to Lieut.-Col. Fagan 22nd July 1815 to 5th Jan. 1816; pp. 71, 183-4, to Major John Baillie 22nd July 1815, Resumption of Hostilities; pp. 75, 184-5, to Roger Martin (Judge of Gorakhpur) to enforce the blockade of Nepal; pp. 95-6, to John Monckton (Acting Chief Secretary) 22nd July 1815; pp. 396-7, to J. E. Elliott (Magistrate of Sarun) 9th Dec. 1815; pp. 403-5, to Major-Gen. David Ochterlony 5th Jan. 1816, Resumption of Hostilities. (4) Hon. Edward Gardner (Second Assistant to Resident at Delhi). pp. 17-26, 33-48, 79-90, 97-133, 141-56, to John Adam 10th to 15th July, Intelligence and Negotiations; pp. 103-4, to Lieut. Murray 29th June 1815. (5) Raja of Nepal. pp. 27-31, 337-42, to the Governor-General 28th June and 8th Dec. 1815; pp. 133-40, to Lieut.-Col. Bradshaw (Agent in Kumaon) 28th June 1815. (6) pp. 175-7, Governor-General (Francis, Earl of Moira) to Raja of Nepal 22nd July 1815. (7) pp. 187-201, 255-61, N. B. Edmonstone (Vice-President) and Council (A. Seton and G. Dowdeswell) to the Governor-General 10th Aug. expressing apprehension of renewal of hostilities and hope of pacification, 11th Sept. 1815, explaining their former letter; pp. 265-8, 271-4, Minutes by Edmonstone and Seton 12th Sept. 1815. (8) pp. 203-52, Francis, Earl of Moira, to Vice-President Edmonstone and Council 31st Aug. 1815 replaying to their protest. (9) Lieut.-Col. G. H. Fagan (Adjutant-General). pp. 407-8, to John Adam 6th Jan. 1815; pp. 408-21, to Major-Gen. David Ochterlony 5th Jan. 1816 to take all measures for the immediate resumption of hostilities.

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