Correspondence of William Palmer, Resident at Poona, with related political papers.

(1) pp. 1-689, ''Such parts of the Correspondence with the Resident at Poona between 21st March 1800 and 20th April 1801 as were not before the Board of Commissioners and the Secret Committee, when the Secret Orders of 10th Sept. and 4th Oct. 1800 (?) were transmitted to Bengal, Relating to the Negotiations with the Peishwa previous to the conclusion of the Treaty of Bassein.'' (2) pp. 1-7, 10-24, 39-48, 53-77, 95-117, 123-227, 242-51, 257-84, 293-9, 304-16, 319-32, 335-6, 339-50, 354-482, 487-94, 504-20, 525-32, 547-70, 574-620, 628-38, 651-7, Lieut.-Col. William Palmer (Resident at Poona) to the Earl of Mornington (or Marquess Wellesley) 1st May 1800 to 20th April 1801, The Peshwa, Nana Furnaveese (death of), Emrut [i.e. Amrit] Rao, Sindia, Nizam, Sons of Tipu Sultan. (3) pp. 7-10, 25-38, 227-41, 251-7, 483-6, 620-7, Correspondence and interviews between Fuckeer-oo-Deen, Gopul Rao, the Peshwa. (4) pp. 48-9, 81-94, 285-93, 300-4, 312-8, 332-5, 495-504, Lieut.-Col. William Kirkpatrick (Secretary, Bengal) to Palmer 26th April to 17th Dec. 1800. (5) pp. 117-22, Earl of Mornington (Marquess Wellesley) to Palmer 29th May 1800 (not in Martin's Despatches). (6) pp. 336-9, 351-3, Palmer to Col. Arthur Wellesley 17th and 24th Aug. 1800, Appointment of Gunput Rhao Phanusy to command the Marathas in his force, Peshwa's astonishment at the reported remissness of his Officers. (7) pp. 520-5, An Arzi sent by Kadir Husain Khan, an intriguer at the Peshwa's Court, in favour of Faridun Jah, to Sindia for his signature; pp. 532-46, Declaration by Najojee Pundit, once a servant of Tipu Sultan, relative to Kadir Husain. (8) pp. 570-4, N. B. Edmonstone (Secretary, Bengal) to Palmer 15th and 18th Feb. 1801, Permission to hand over charge of the Residency to his Assistant. (9) pp. 623-4, Circular Orders by the Peshwa to his Officers regarding complaints of encroachments on the territory of the Nizam. (10) pp. 639-46, Report by Munshi Uziz Ollah of Conferences with Azim-ul-Omrah on 4th and 7th Nov. 1800. (11) pp. 646-7, Nizam to Baji Rao Pundit Peshwa 8th Nov. 1800. (12) pp. 647-51, Anand Rao Kyshoo to Raja Ragotim Rao 7th Nov. 1800, Proposes an interview between the Peshwa and the Nizam. (13) pp. 661-80, N. B. Edmonstone to Col. [John] Collins (Resident with Sindia) 15th Jan. 1802, Instructions as to the proposed General Alliance with the British, Peshwa and Nizam; pp. 681-4, Extract Bengal Secret Letter, 27th Feb. 1802, Sindia's request for Col. Collins to be sent to him; pp. 685-6, Capt. J. A. Kirkpatrick (Resident at Hyderabad) to Governor-General 13th April 1802, Progress of Col. Collins' negotiations. (14) pp. 687-9, H. Colebrooke (Resident at Nagpur) to Governor-General 8th May 1801, with an intercepted letter from the Peshwa to the Raja of Berar advising him to make no Treaty with the British, whom he threatens with destruction.

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