Report regarding the judicial and police administration in Kumaon - proclamation issued in Kumaon forbidding the husbands of adultresses from killing the adulterers.
Correspondence regarding the enactment of Regulation 8 of 1818 which permitted certain appeals to be made to the King and Council from the Sadr Adalat Court at Madras.
Proceedings regarding the release of the surviving Poligars who were banished to Prince of Wales Island after the rebellion of 1799, (includes a list of the Poligars' relatives living in Tinnevelly District in May 1819, pp 39-40)
Report of the Magistrate of Gorakhpur, Philip Monckton, on the state of law and order on the Oudh frontier, also on the provision of boundary marks to demarcate the frontier between Gorakhpur and Nepal, (includes returns of dacoities, pp 11-18)
Lunatic asylums at Chittoor, Trichinopoly, Masulipatam and Tellicherry
Scope & Content:
Establishment of Lunatic Asylums at Chittoor and Trichinopoly [Tiruchchirappalli]- financial support given to the Lunatic Asylums at Masulipatam [Machilipatnam] and Tellicherry [Thalassery].
The proceeds of the sale of certain Government property at Pilibhit in 1811 are appropriated for the repair of the Tomb of Hafiz Rahamat, the founder of Pilibhit, at Bareilly.
Removal of the Courts of Justice from Bithur to Cawnpore in consequence of the deposed Peshwa, Baji Rao, and his family, taking up residence at Bithur.