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London, England, 1816-08-05 00:00:00

NEPAUL WAR.

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. DINAItY. •
Eon William, Marcl Is, Int&
The Treaty of Peace between the British G,,vt rn-
Mein :aid the Rajah of Nevoid, concluded,at Se-
3nwky on the 2d at December, 1815, and ratified
istr the Governor-General in Council on the 9th of
the same month, having been finally ratified by the
Rajah of Nepaul, and the ratifications having been
duly exchanged between Major-General Sir David
Ocliterlony,K.o B. Agent of die Governor-General,
and the accredited Agents of the Government of
Nepaul, in the British camp before Mu.:kwanpore,
on the 4th instant, a copy of the Treaty is published
fir gentrat information. •
Treaty of Peace between the Honourable East
India. Company and Maharajah l3ikam Salt, Rajah
of Nepaul, settled between Lieutenant-Colonel Brad-
slip v.., r.n the part of the Honourable Company, in
risme of the full potters vested in him by his Excel.
lency tl.e Right Honourable Francis Earl of Moira,
Knight.of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, one
of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council,
appointed by the Court of Directors of the said
Honourable. Company, to direct and controul all
their affairs in the Last Indies': and by Seree Gooroo
Gujiaj Miaow, and Chunder Seekur Opadeeah, on
the part of the Marajah Grimaur .lode Bikrarn Saw
Behauder Shumehees Jung, in virtue of the powers
to that effect vested in them by the said Rijah of
Nepa u 1 :

*ferias war has arises between the Honourable East India
Company and the Rajah of Nepaul: and whereas .he parties are
&Lulu:dry disposed to nature the relations of peace and amity,
wureir previtsusly to the occurreute of the late cifferences bad
loin subsist'd between the two States, the following terms to
peace hove been agreed upon: •
Article I. 'there shall be perpetual peace and hiendship be-
t weeu the Hunutueble the Bast India Company and the Rajsb of
NeyatiL
11. Tire Rajaref Nepaul renounces all claim to the lands which
%sate the subject of discussion between the two States betels the
war, and acknowledges the right 44 the Honourable Company to
the st.vereigisty of awe lends.
- 111. Ihe Rajah of Nepaul hereby cedes to the lion. East In-
dia Cott:pan, in perpetuity, all the nu ..etmentioned territories,
namely—
frau, The while of the low lands bc:ween the firers Kali
and Rapti.
Secondly, The Whole of the low !Ando (with the exception of
llootwid Khaasjiying between the Rapti and the Gunduct.
Thirdly, the whole of the low lauds between the Gui:duch
and Coosa!)' in which the authority of tl;e British Government
has been introduced, or lain actual course of lutroduclons
Fourthly, All the how lands betweeu the river hleilaiec and
the feesalk •
Fifthly, AU the tertiterieswlthin the 'hills eastward of the 4
river Menace, inducting the fort and lands of Naegree and the
pass of Nagercote, leading from Moiling Imo the hills, together
with the territory lying between that pass and Naggreo. The
aforesaid territory shall be evacuated by the Gositkah troops
within forty days from fhis date.
I.Y. With a view to lodes-nay the Chief. an-. 1 narandars of
the State of Nepaul whose interests will suffer by the alienation of
the lands ceded by the foregoing article, the British Govei mono
agrees to settle pensions to the aggregate amount of two lass of
rupees per annum on such Chiefs as may be selected by the RejAh
of Nerd, andln the proportions which the Rake.. may fix. As
suoa es the selection 1w made, sunuuds shall be grinned under the
seal and signature of the Governor-General for the peusiuns re-
srectlvely.
V. 'lbw gelab o! Nepaul renounces for himself, his heirs, and
successors, all claim to, or contiectiosi with, the countries lying
to the west of the river Kali, and engages never to have any
consent with Rase countries, or the inuabittuns`thereof.
VL The Rajah of Nepali! engages. never to molest cr disturb
'the Rajah at Skean in the possession of his territories; but
agrees, if any differences shamble between the State of Nepaul
and the Rajah of Siam, or the subjezte of either, that such
d:fferences duals, referred/ to the arbitration of the lirttish Gti-
/veto:neat, by whose awned the Rajah of Nepaul engages to abide.
VII. The Rajah of Nepaul hereby engages never to take or re-
tain in his service any British subject, uor the .sobje.a of any
European or Muerte:a/kw, without the consent of the British
Government.

VHI. kn ostler Insecure and intprwee the relationant unity and
peAct; busby eutablisbed between the two States, hi ki agrcial
that accredited ?Moisten from cock Caul made at Um Court of
the other.

.IX 1 bls Tit sty, atinapting of nine articles, shall he ratified
by the iLiab of blepanrivithtn fifteen• days trout wia date, and
the gatifm.ttles lea& be delivered to Liatteuaut•Colunel 13114-

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, images to obtain it rei to doe Rs)* tie Mid-
as* . di) i dell
eo(lon of tbstloverner-General, within twenty days, or sooner
If practicable.
Done at Stgoitley on Wit SA day of December, Undo
i (1„ s ) Red 3cal of PAID BRADSEIAM, lieut.-CA P. A.
il.. r) the itl.th GOOROO CUNIAJ PaltArea,
L. S) of Nepattl. CILVSDeII SICRUII OPAOZZAR.
Vut•lisln.4l by command of his Excellency the Coverour=Genc-
ral to ctuncil. (Signed) I. Aosta, Soc. to the Government.

, GENERAL. ORDERS.
By his Excellency the Goventnr-General in Council.
Tort William, 114,ircli 15, 1016.

The*Governor.Gener:ll in Council is please., to
direct, OA 'a royals du .e and three voliies of 11. us-
ketry be tired at all the principal stations of the army,
in honour of the conclusion of peace btween
British Government And the Rajah of Ncp.nul.
(Signed) - J. ADAM, SOC. to GOV.