Political correspondence.

(1) pp. i-iv, List of Contents. (2) pp. 5-51, 63-102, 111-47, 159-65, 169-77, 181-90, 201-43, 325-458, 460-533, 539-45, 547-70, 572-608, 614-58, 663-8, 674-5, Col. William Palmer, Resident at Poona, to the Earl of Mornington (direct or through Secretary G. H. Barlow) 10th June to 14th March 1800, The Peshwa (Row Pundit Purachurn Bahauder), Dowlut Row Sindia, Nana Furnavees, Tantia, the Nizam, Subsidiary Force with the Peshwa, Exclusion of Foreigners, especially the French, from the Peshwa's dominions. (3) pp. 51-6, 243-8, 458-9, 533-6, 545-7, 570-2, 669-74, Correspondence between Munshi Fucker-oo-deen, Lala Gunput Roy (Agent to the Resident with Sindia) and Gopal Row or Bhow (Munshi to the Peshwa) 12th June 1799 to 9th March 1800. (4) pp. 57-61, 178-80, Col. Palmer to Capt. J. A. Kirkpatrick (Resident at Hyderabad) 17th June and 3rd Aug. 1799. (5) pp. 102-10, 191-200, Propositions for a New Treaty with the British July 1799. (6) pp. 147-57, Capt. J. A. Kirkpatrick to Palmer 25th July 1799. (7) pp. 165-8, Lala Gunput Roy to Col. Palmer 28th July 1799. (8) Earl of Mornington to Palmer. pp. 249-54, 16th Sept. 1799 (not in Martin); pp. 267-8, 14th May 1799 (not in Martin); pp. 268-74, 23rd May 1799 (Printed in Martin, II, p. 12, with differences); pp. 274-7, 12th June 1799 (Printed in Martin, II, p. 51); pp. 279-90, 8th July 1799 (Printed in Martin, II, p. 68, with great differences). (9) pp. 254-9, Mornington to Capt. J. A. Kirkpatrick 16th Aug. 1799 (not in Martin). (10) N. B. Edmonstone (Persian Translator) to Col. Palmer (for the Governor-General). pp. 291-309, 20th July and 11th Aug. 1799, and pp. 681-700, 5th July 1799, with Drafts of Proposed Treaty with the Peshwa. (11) pp. 309-24, 659-63, 675-8, William Kirkpatrick (Military Secretary) to Palmer 22nd Aug. 1799, with Governor-General's remarks on proposed Treaty with the Peshwa and the Nizam. (12) pp. 609-14, Palmer to Jonathan Duncan (Governor of Bombay) 27th Dec. 1799 and 12th Jan. 1800, Company's claims on the Rajahs of Kolhapur and Sawunt Waree for compensation. (13) pp. 703-19, N. B. Edmonstone to H. Colebrooke (Resident at Nagpur) 16th April 1800, Accession of Ragojee Booslah to the British alliance with the Nizam and the Peshwa, Suspicious and dangerous attitude of Sindia, Suggests a British subsidiary force.

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