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territories in Hindostan a Jag.geer (to be holden on,
the same footing as that enjoyed by
amounting to a;revenne .of two lacks of mikes, per
annum, .to Baeezah Bliye, the wife of Dowlut Row
Seindiah-; and a. jaggeer amounting to.one lack of
rupees per.annUm to Chumnah Bbye; the daughter
"of that Chief..
Done at Illah'abad, this 3d day of December, 1805.
,(Signed) G. H. BAALOw.
Published by Order ol'.the Hon. Vice-PreSident in
Council,;
I Hos. BROWN, Milt* Chief Sec: to the bovt.

Fort William, Feb. 5, 18'06.
- Dispatch, of which the following is a Copy, hag
been this day received from the
,Hon. the Governor-
General, by the Hon. the Vice-President in Conn-
ell, and is now published, together with the Treaty
concluded bent een the British Government and Jes-
- wunt -.Rao Holkar, on the th of DeCeMber, 1805,
and the DedaratorrArticles annexed to it, for gene-
ral information. 2 ,

To the Honourable GEORGE Uoray, Vice-President

Honourable Sir,

Council.

My separate Dispatch of this date conveys a Copy
of a Treaty of Peace and A inity concluded by the Right
'Hon. Lord Lake with jeswont Rao Holkar, on the
24th December, i 805, Under my instructions,
gether with a Copy of a Declaratory Article, which,
-on' the ground stated in that Dispatch, I deemed it
expedient to annex to the. Treaty.
2.. The Treaty having 'been duly ratified by Jes-
Wunt Rao Holkar, I request that you will be pleased
to direet the immediate publication of it„ and of the
Declaratory Articles ainiexed to it, fora general.
formation. , '
3: tconsider it unnecessary to postpone this mea
sure until the receipt of the Declaratory Article Pati-
fied by. Jeswunt Rao Holkar, as it contains a relin-
quishment of the concessions made by that Chief-
tain, under the second Article of the Treaty, without
requiring any equiValent, and consequently the mere
delivery of the -Declaratory Article to Jeswunt Rad
Holkar will answer the purpose for which it was
framed.
• I hav6 the hononr to be, Honourable Sir,

Your most obedient and faithful servant,
(Signed) . 'G. 14. 13ARLow.
On the River, Feb. 2, iSo6. .
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TREATY or PEACE AND AMITY BETWEEN THE BRI-
TII7I GOVERNMENT AND SESWUNT ItAO HOLKAR.
Whereas disagreement has arisen betwee'ii the.Bri-
tisliGovernmentandJeswunt Rao Halkar,anditisnow
the desire of both parties, to restore mutual harmOny
and concord, the foll Owing ,ArtiCle.S. of Agreement
are theretiire concluded between Lieutenant-colonel.
John Malcolm, on the part of the ilonOurable COM-
pany,•.and Sheik Hnbeeb Oolla and Bala RamSeit,
on the part of Jeswunt Rao Holkar.; the .said. Lieut.
Colonel John Malcolm. having special authOrity for
that purpose from the Right Hon. Lord L;il;e,.COm-
mander in Chief, &c. &c.; his Lordship afOresaid
being vested with 'full powers and authority from the
Hon. Sir G. H. Barlowi Bart. GoVernorGeneral, &c.
and the said Sheik Hubeeb Oolla and Bala Ram Seit,
also duly invested with full powers on the part of
'Jeswunt Rao Holkar.
. Art. I. The British Government,-engages. to ab-
stain froni, the prosecution of hostilities against Jes-
wont Rao Holkar, and to consider I:in-thenceforward
as the friend 'of the Hon.,...Company : Jeswunt Rao
Holkar agreeing on his part, to abstain from all
measures and proceedings of an. 'hostile nature
against the British *Goc7efulbent and its A.lieS, and
froM all measures. and proccedinp,4 in- any Manner
direded to the injury of the British GOverthrent or
its Allies.:
Art. II: Jeswunt Rao Holkar hereby renounces
. .
all right at-1041610 the distri4ts of Tonk Rampoo-
. rah, Boondle, Lakhcrie, Sumeydee, .Bhamundgauri,
Daee, and other places North of the Boondee Hills,
...and now •in the occupation_of the. British Govern-
ment.

Art. 111. The .Hon. Company hereby engage to
have no concern with the ancient possessions of. the
Holkar family in Mewar, Malwa, and Harrowtee,
or with any Of the Rajahs, situated
,to the South of
the chumbul ; and the Hon. CoMpany agree to de-
liver over immediately to Jeswunt Rao Holkar, such
of the ancient possesSions of the Holkar family in the .
Dekkan, now in The occupation .of the Hon. Com-
pany, as are South Of the River Taptee, with the ex-,
ception of the Fort and.Perg-unnah of Chandore, the
Pergunnahs of Atnbar and Seagham, and the Villages
and Perguunahs situated to the -Southward of the.
River. Godavery, whicb will remain in the possession
of the Hon. Company. The Hou. Company, how-
ever, in consideration of therespeetability of the
Holkar faM4., further engage, that in the event of
the conduetof Jeswunt Rao .Holkar being Such as
to satisfy that State of his ,amicable and peaceful in-
tentions towards the British Government. and its
Allies,. it will, at the expiration. of 1 s mouths from
the,date of this Treaty, restore..to the family of Hol-
kar the Fort of Chandore and its •distriz7t, the Per-
gunnahs of Ambar and Seagham, and.the districts
formerly belonging to the Holkar family situated to
the Sot-Ith of the Godavery.
Art. IV. Jeswunt Rao, Holkar hereby renounces
'all claims fo the distriet of Koonch, in' the Province •
of Bundlecund, and all claims of every description in
that Pro Vince ;- but in the event of
_the conduei-of
Jeswunt Rao Holkar being such as to satisfy the
• British GOvernment of his amicable 'intentions to-
'wards that State and jts Allies, the.Honou:-ableConi-.
party agree, at the. expiration of two years from the
date `of this ,Treaty; to give the district pf Koonch in
Jagghire to Beemah Bhye, the daughter of Jeswurd
Rao.Holkor, to be holden under the CoMpany's Go-.
vernMent-on the same terms as that u.ow enjoyed by
Bhalla•Bhye. • .
Art. V. Jeswunt, Ra 6 Holkar hereby renounces
all' claims of every description upon the nritish' Go-
vernment and its Allies. • -. •
Art. VI. Jeswunt Rao Holkar hereby engages
never to entertain in his service Europeans of any de-
scription, whether British Subjeets or others; with 7
out the consent of the British Government:
Art. VII. Jeswunt Rao Holkar hereby engages
not to admit :into hiS Council, or Service, Serjee Rao
• Ghautka; as that individual has been Tpreelaimed an
''Enetity to the British Government. •
Art. VIII. Upon the foregoing conditions, Jes-