Papers on Political Matters in India; Slave trade in Zanzibar.

(1) pp. 1-4, J. Adam to Capt. [James] Tod 29th Jan. 1818, Possible appointment as Resident at Gwalior. (2) pp. 5-7, J. Caulfield to Capt. Close (Resident at Sindhia's Camp) Jawad 10th Feb. 1818 (Original), Affairs of Holkar and Sindhia. (3) pp. 9-11, 68-9, Memoranda showing disposition of the Army of the Deccan. (4) Rough Notes on, pp. 13-26, 137, 179-84, 233-9 The Pindaris; pp. 79-81 Acheen; pp. 83, 375 Bhurtpore; pp. 85, 443-5 Udaipur; pp. 87, 447-8 Jodhpur; pp. 89-90 Cabul; p. 93 Buhadra (?); pp. 95-9, 489 Oudh; pp. 103-35, 191-231, 289-313 Raja of Berar; pp. 141, 481-2 Bhopal; pp. 143, 395 Saugor; pp. 145-53, 245-87 Peshwa; p. 151 Raja of Ali-Mohan; pp. 157-8 Native Chiefs required to furnish Contingents; pp. 161-3 Native Chiefs protected and provided with Subsidiary Forces; pp. 165-7 Tribute from Protected Chiefs; pp. 313-25, 626 Daulat Rao Sindhia; pp. 331-6, 626 Jeswant Rao Holkar; pp. 339-44 Amir Khan; pp. 347-8 Savantwari; pp. 351-2 Karauli Raja; p. 355 Gond Chiefs; pp. 359-69 The Nizam; pp. 371-2 The Bhils; p. 377 Singrowlee (?); p. 379 Sarguja; pp. 381-3 Kotah; p. 385 Bundi Raja; pp. 387-91 Nepal; p. 399 Rewah; p. 401 Raja of Dholpur; pp. 405-15 Gaikwar; p. 421 Burdu (?) Chiefs; p. 423 Mhow Chief; p. 425 Agauri (?) Chief; p. 427 Gursham (?) Singh Raja; pp. 429-31 Nana of Kalpi or Jalaun; pp. 433-7 Raja of Mysore; pp. 439-40 Jaipur or Jaynagar; p. 451 Lahore Raja; pp. 453-4 Cutch; p. 457 Travancore; pp. 461-6 Pahlanpur (?); p. 469, 625 Amrut Rao; p. 471 Raja of Tehri; p. 473 Raja of Sumpthar; p. 475 Cochin; p. 477 British Bengal; p. 479 Treaties; p. 485 Raja of Datia; p. 487 Jhansi; p. 491 Ava; p. 493 Jagirdar of Bhownie (?); p. 495 Junagarh Nabob and Kathiawar Chiefs; p. 497 Sind; pp. 501-2 Bundela Chiefs; p. 505 Banswara; p. 507 Bikanir; p. 509 Jaisalmer; p. 511 Jabooa; p. 515 Partabgarh; p. 519 Narsinghgarh; p. 521 Kolhapur; pp. 525-6 Vinchur Jagirdar or Vinchurkar; p. 529 Raja Bahadur; pp. 531, 626 Raja of Tanjore; p. 533 Arabs; p. 537 Sikh Chiefs; p. 541 Assam Raja; p. 543 Raja of Kishangarh; p. 625 Nawab of Bengal, Nawab of Farrukhabad, Nawab Shamsher Bahadur of Bundelkhand Nawab of Bumboo (?) Khan, Raja of Benares, Family of Chait Singh; p. 626 Nawab of Farrukhabad, Malabar Princes, Nawab of Carnatic; p. 627 Nawab of Masulipatam, Family of Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan, Nawab of Surat. (5) pp. 29-51, List of Papers relative to Pindaris proposed to be submitted to Parliament; pp. 71-8, Memorandum of Papers applied for in Resident's letter of 5th May 1818 to be communicated to Court of Directors; pp. 549-51, List of Papers relative to Pindaris to be copied. (6) pp. 55-65, Disposition of Forces assembled for suppressing the Pindaris and preventing the revival of predatory associations. (7) pp. 169-77, References to Maps, Surveys and Geographical information, Prepared 29th Jan. 1818. (8) pp. 553-4, Memorandum on the War with the Raja of Berar. (9) pp. 557-69, Abstract of Letter from Sir John Malcolm to the Marquis of Hastings 1st July 1817 giving his sentiments on the proposed operations against the Pindaris. (10) pp. 573-9, Memorandum on the probable accession of territory to the East India Company under the Political arrangements recently concluded or in progress in India 9th Sept. 1818. (11) pp. 581-8 [Mountstuart] Elphinstone's Instructions to the Political Agent with the Raja of Satara 8th April 1818. (12) pp. 589-94, Abstract of the Marquis of Hastings' Letter of 17th Oct. 1822 as to the course pursued towards Holkar with regard to Asirgarh. (13) pp. 597-622, Memorandum of the most material points under discussion in the Secret and Political Department January 1821. (14) pp. 629-31, Stipends and Allowances paid to Native Princes in 1816/7. (15) p. 635, Memorandum on the Population of India February 1819. It was then calculated at 101 millions. (16) pp. 637-47, Col. Walker's suggestions for effecting the abolition of the practice of Female Infanticide 28th June 1819 (Original). (17) pp. 651-61, Memorandum on the Papers relative to the Slave Trade at Zanzibar 17th May 1823.

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