Correspondence regarding the Pindaris.

(1) pp. 1-15, Bengal to Secret Committee 23rd June 1814, transmitting Richard Jenkins' Despatchfrom Nagpur relative to the danger from Meer Khan and the Pindaris. (2) pp. 17-38, Richard Jenkins (Resident at Nagpur) to John Adam (Secretary in the Political Department) 3rd March 1814. (3) Minutes, &c., by N. B. Edmonstone (Member of Council). pp. 41-87, 31st March 1814; pp. 183-269, 29th April 1814; pp. 349-93, 30th May 1814; pp. 413-7, 20th June 1814, with, pp. 421-71, Notes on the subject of establishing a Subsidiary Force with the Raja of Nagpore (4th Jan. 1814); pp. 473-86, 15th June 1814, Observations on the Secret Committee's proposal to form an alliance with the Raja of ''Jyneagar'' to relieve that country from the violence and exaction of the Pathan, with, pp. 489-93, Letter from Raja Juggut Sing, Raja of ''Jyenagur,'' to Lord Moira. (4) pp. 91-143, Memoranda relative to the Pindaris. Apparently Original and by J. Adam. Names the Pindari Chiefs Seetoo, Kurreem Khan, Namdar Khan, Khooshal Koowur, Khadir Buksh, Dost Mahomed, Imam Buksh, Tookoo and Goolub Khan, Sahib Khan and Bahadur Khan. These Chiefs used the flags of Sindia or Holkar as well as personal flags (about 6,000 words). (5) pp. 145-55, plan for the reduction of the Pindaris (? by J. Adam and Original). (6) pp. 157-81, 271-345, Minutes by the Earl of Moira 3rd April and 15th May 1814 relative to the Pindaris; pp. 497-507, 20th May and 21st June 1814, relative to his Tour up-country. (7) pp. 397-410, Minute by Archibald Seton (Member of Council) 21st June 1814, Protection of the North-West Frontier against the Pindaris.

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