W. Scott, Resident at Lucknow,

to Marquis Wellesley, dated

Lucknow, April 29th, 1801

Translation of a letter from his

Excellency the Vizier, to the

Resident,dated 28th April, 1801,

requesting to have the two pro-

positions, sent for his perusal,

from the Resident to the Vizier,

dated 29th April-

The two propositions sent

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50

ib.

ib.

51

56

58

ib.

From the same to the same, dated

4th May, 1808, substance of several

conferences with the Vizier

Copy of the paper of observations,

presented by the Resident, to the

Vizier, May 3d, 1801

From the Resident at Lucknow,

to Marquis Wellesley, dated May

9th, 1801, reporting the state of

the negotiation with the Vizier- 61

Extract of a letter from the same, to
the same, dated 9th May, 1801,
an unofficial detail of the intended
boundaries of the provinces, de-
manded from the Vizier

From the same, to the same, dated

14th May, 1801, report on the

state of the negotiation with the

Vizier

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62

64

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66

adopting the treaty; but refused
it from motives of pride

N. B. Edmonstone, Secretary to

Government, to Lieutenant-colo-

nel Scott, Resident at Lucknow,

dated May 27th, 1801, containing

observations for the guidance of

the Resident, in conducting the
negotiation with the Vizier

The Governor-general to the Vizier,

dated May 27th, 1801, his Excel-

lency, referred to the Resident,

On every point connected with the

negotiation under consideration 70

The Resident at Lucknow to N. B.
Edmonstone, Esq. &c. dated May

22, 1801

ib.

ib.

71

72

The Resident at Lucknow, to the

Marquis Wellesley, &c. dated

May 23, 1801

Papers of requests from the Vizier-

From the same to the same, dated

2nd June, 1801, with the Go

venor-general's remarks, on the

paper of requests presented by

the Vizier to the Resident

78

N. B. Edmonstone, Secretary to

Government, to Lieutenant-colo-

nel Scott, Resident at Lucknow,

dated Fort William June 4, 1801,

explanatory of the sentiments

of the Governor-general respect-

ing the company's defensive en-
gagements founded on the basis
of territorial cession

W. Scott, Resident at Lucknow,

to the Marquis Wellesley, dated

28th May, 1801

Conference

with Molavy on

the paper of requests formerly

presented by the Vizier

The Resident to the Vizier, dated

22nd May, 1801-

The Vizier to the Resident, dated

27th May, 1801-

Paper of requests formerly presented

by the Vizier, to the Resident; and

now transmitted with alterations for

the signature of the Governor-

general-

N. B. Edmonstone, Secretary to

Government, to Lieutenant-colo-

nel William Scott, Resident at

Lucknow, dated June 5th, 1801.

the alterations, made in the

Vizier's propositions, require no

variation in the remarks which

apply to them, in his Lordship's

letter of ed instant, page 78

From the same to the same-

80

80

ib.

82

ib.

83

84

Marquis Wellesley, to the Resident

at Lucknow, dated 15th June,

1801; the Resident directed

to resort to compulsory measures,

to realize the arrear of subsidy

The Resident authorised to com-

municate such parts of the Vizier's

paper of requests to the prin-

cipal personages in Oude

The Resident at Lucknow, to N. B.
Edmonstone, Esq. Secretary to
Government; the Vizier com-
menced the payment of the arrear
of subsidy and the Kist

Paper of intelligence from the

Vizier's secret Durbar-

༡༠

N.B.Edmonstone, Esq. Secretary to
Government to colonel Scott, Resi-
dent at Lucknow, dated 21st June,
1801, the Resident directed to in-

form the Vizier, that the Governor-

general will not hold personal

intercourse with his excellency,

in the present crisis of affains

An explanation of two passages in

the paper of private intelligence

required

W. Scott Resident at Lucknow,

to Marquis Wellesley, dated June

21, 1801

The Resident at Lucknow, to the

Vizier, June 20th, 1801;

Memorial presented to the Vizier,

June, 20, 1801, by the resi-

dent

PAGE

W. Scott, Resident at Lucknow, to

the Marquis Wellesley,dated 2gd

June, 1801. The Resident in
conference with the Vizier, in-
forms his Excellency of his in-
structions to sequester a sufficient
portion of his Excellency's reve-
nues to satisfy the company's claim 97

N. B. Edmonstone, secretary to go-

vernment, to Lieutenant-colonel

Scott, Resident at Lucknow, dated

2d July, 1801. Extract from the

Resident at Lucknow to Marquis

Wellesley, dated 27th June, 1801.
The Vizier, in a conference with
the Resident, consents to pay the
balance of arrears, to nominate one
of his sons, his locum tenens, and
to go on pilgrimages to the Mo-
hammedan shrines
The Resident's objection to his Ex-
eellency's leaving the arrangement
to his deputy

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From the Resident at Lucknow to

N. B. Edmonstone, esq. ex-

plaining the paper intelligence,

from the Vizier's private Durbar,

(p. 90)

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From the same, to the Marquis Wel-
lesley, dated 10th July, 1801.

The same to the Vizier

The Vizier to the Resident

ib.

100

102

103

105

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106

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PAGE

The Resident to the Marquis Wel-
lesley, (same date as the last.) The
Vizier paid the kist

From the same to the same, dated

July 27th, 1801. The 11th re-

giment ordered to return to Cawn-

pore

The Resident to the Vizier, dated

July 22, 1801.

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113

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ib.

114

ib.

ib.

In answer to the Vizier's assertion

"that the Resident acted in cer-

tain cases without his Excellency's

acquiescence."

Marquis Wellesley to the Vizier,

written 14th August, 1801.

The Governor-general's concern at

the unjustifiable measure of the Vi-

zier, withholding payment of the

subsidy due in June

ib.

From the Resident at Lucknow, to

the Marquis Wellesley, dated

August 31, 1801. Marquis Wel-

lesley to the Resident at Lucknow,

dated Nov.14th, 1801. The Gov.-

gen. returns the resident his public

acknowledgments, for eminent ser-

vices performed in the course of

the negotiation with the Vizier,

appoints him honorary Aide-de-

camp, continues him in the Resi-

dency at Lucknow-

Minutes of the Evidence taken

before the Honourable the House

of Commons, on the articles of

charge against Marquis Welles-

ley, for his transaction with re

spect to the Nabob of Oude

Lord Viscount Folkestone in the

chair

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Lord Teignmouth examined

Lord Archibald Hamilton in the

chair

George Johnstone, Esq. examined ib.

Sir Alured Clarke examined

Benjamin Hobhouse, Esq. in the

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155

161

William Cowper, Esq. examined- ib.

John Ryley, Esq. examined- 170

Charles Stewart Hawthorne, Esq.

in the chair

Lieutenant-colonel Edward Baynes

examined

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189

ib.

Henry Stracey, Esq. examined 194

Captain James Salmon examined

197

Major-general Saint Leger examined 200

Report from the Committee ap-

pointed to take the examination

of General Sir James Henry Craig

on the subject of the Oude charge 202

Account of the revenues of the

Nabob Vizier, for the Fuzellee

year 1200

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-212, 213

Pro

dividend

Mr. Rock

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Mr. T. Twining

The Chairman

April 8th.

The Reverend Mr. Owen

March 25th, 1807.

A quarterly meeting

For elecung six new Directors

Officers constituting the Court of

Inquiry

b.

ib.

Evidence that the turban was free

from objection

The Commander-in-chief is inform-

ed that the turban had occasioned

discontent

Writes to the Governor on the sub-
ject

Extracts from the reply of the Go-

vernor in Council

117

ib.

118

-120

Intention of the measures, instituted

by the Commander in Chief, sub-

sequent to the massacre
Captain Sydenham, on the usages of
the Bengal and Madras Establish-
ments, in regard to the distin-
guishing mark of casts on duty

Military Code, by whom formed

Letter from Sir John Cradock to

Colonel Agnew

Colonel Agnew's reply

Sir John Cradock to Major Pierce

Major Pierce's reply

Extracts from correspondence on the

abolition of marks of cast

Universal introduction of christia-

nity prevalent

ib.

121

ib.

122

ib.

123

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ib.

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132

ib.

133

The Commander-in-chief's opinion

of the army-

Letter from Nathan Crow to Law-

rence Dundas Campbell, Esq.

The method adopted by Mr. Roc-

buck, to make Ice at Madras 138

An interesting account of the Great

Hindoo Festival Pongal, by Teroo-

vercadoo Mootiah

On the Embassy to Ava-

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141

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146

List of the Board of Commissioners 151