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ι.
A Kandyan Chief to Col. Stuart, aist March
1796
Regrets lenient treatment accorded to the Dutch and
warns the English against certain Sinhalese headmen
who are ill-disposed towards the Kandyan Court
... 1
а. Col. Stuart to the Second Adigar, (n.d.)
The English are not accustomed to treat severely those
who have submitted to them
... ... ... 2
3.
Treaty concluded between the Dutch and Kirti
Sri Raja Sinha, 14th February
1776
Establishes peace on the basis of
25
articles of agreement
3
4.
Col. Stuart to the King of Kandy, 22nd June
1796
Explains that he is not authorised to treat with the King
himself, but that Andrews has come as ambassador from
Madras and awaits an escort to proceed to Kandy
... 12
5.
The Second Adigar to Col. Stuart
Explains customary procedure on appointment of a Gover¬
nor. Misunderstanding arose from the supposition that
Andrews, not Stuart, was in authority at Colombo
... 13
б.
The Second Adigar to Col. Stuart
Improper to delay the King s ambassadors
;
requests their
speedy return, accompanied by Andrews
... ... 16
7.
Col. Stuart to the Adigar, 12th July
1796
Has sent escort to receive the ambassadors; they will
soon return with Andrews
... ... ... . · · 17
8.
Col. Stuart to the Kandyan Ambassadors, 13th
July
1796
Accredits his aide-de-camp to receive the ambassadors
18
9.
The King s Ministers to Stuart, 18th July
1796
Thanks the General for conforming to the King s wishes
and expresses hope of establishing firm friendship
... 19
10.
Col. Stuart to the King of Kandy, 22nd July
1796
Professes friendship; due courtesy shown to the ambas¬
sadors
... ... ... ... ... ... 21
11.
Col. Stuart to
Hörbart,
23rd July
1796
Transmits correspondence with the Kandyan Court. The
ambassadors have left and Andrews will follow
12.
The Adigar to Col. Stuart, 12th August
1796
Reports disrespectful behaviour and return of Andrews
23
xi
ІЗ·
Col. Stuart to the Adigar, 19th August
1796
Trusts a dispute regarding ceremony will not cause breach
of friendship. Instructions sought from Madras with a
view to continuing negotiations himself
... ... 24
14.
Col. Stuart to
Hobart,
19th August
1796
Explains difficulties attending negotiations with the
Kandyan Court. Dutch paper currency
... ... 25
15.
Andrews to Col. Stuart, Extract from letter of 14th
August
1796
Delay of audience and reports respecting a fleet create
suspicions of Dutch intrigue
... ... ... 27
16.
Col. Stuart to
Hobart,
24th August
1796
Transmits correspondence with Adigar and with Andrews
who is returning without showing ratification
... 28
17.
Adigar to Col. Stuart, 16th August
1796
Seeks an interview to promoting friendship
... 29
18.
Col. Stuart to the Adigar, 24th August
1796
Has sought instructions regarding interview. Regrets
failure to ratify treaty
... ... ... · ·. 30
19.
Col. Stuart to the Adigar,
ist
January
1797
Takes friendly leave before departure as Commander-
in-Chief at Bombay
... ... ... · · · 32
го.
Minutes of Consultation in the Political Department
1
6th February
1798
Causes of discontent among the natives of Ceylon. Reve¬
nue and Production
... ... ... ··. 33
21.
Alexender s Minutes to the Committee of Investi¬
gation, 10th November
1798
Makes suggestions for increasing the revenue and for the
better management of the country
39
22.
Agnew s Minute to the Committee of Investigation,
10th November
1798
Personal taxes and services. Administrative reforms. The
Kandyan Treaty: expresses satisfaction at the King s
failure to ratify it. Security and defence
... ··· 45
23.
Shore and Governor General s Council to
Hobart,
1
6th November
1795
xii
Gommunicate
their views of the treaty negotiated by
Andrews with the King of Kandy. Guarantee of the King
is authorised and impolitic. Advise seeking fresh terms
on basis of a candid admission of the difficulties arising
from the present terms
... ... ... ... 61
24.
Proceedings of the Madras Council, 4th December
1795, Hobart
s
Minute
Stresses the need for an agreement with the King of Kandy,
strongly defends the terms negotiated by Andrews in his
Preliminary Treaty, and rejects the course advised to be
taken with the Kandyan ambassadors on their arrival
70
25.
Proceedings of the Madras Council, 4th December
1795,
Tallofield s Minute
Value of the Kandyan treaty in conducing to the security
of the Southern Provinces and of trade in the Bay of
Bengal and the Eastern Seas
... ... ... 79
26.
Minutes of a Consultation at Madras with the
Kandyan Ministers, 12th February
1796
Articles of the treaty between the Madras government
and the King of Kandy
... ... ... ... 81
27. Hobart
to King Rajadhi Raja Sinha, 12th
February
1796
Commends treaty for the King s acceptance
... ... 85
28.
Captain
Barbut
to
Hobart,
February
1796
Reports own arrival, Bouser s capture of Chilaw, and
offer of Kandyan general to furnish supplies and support
with an army of
5,000
men
... ... ... ... 87
29. Hobart
to Shore, 12th February
1796
Submits treaty concluded with the King of Kandy and
seeks approbation
... ... ... ... ... 88
30.
Col. Stuart to
Hobart,
21st February
1796
Reports progress of campaign
;
asks instructions
regarding
Matara,
which was captured by Kandyan
troops
;
despatches sent to Suez
... ... ... 90
31.
Jackson to Col. Stuart,
ist
March
1796
Matara
must be taken possession of as of right; copper
currency; civil and military appointments
... ... 92
32.
North to the Secret Committee of the East India
Company, 26th November
1798
Reasons against ratifying any part of the Treaty negotiated
with the King of Kandy in
1796;
conditions in the Kand¬
yan Kingdom and British relations with it
... ... 94
xiii
33·
North to the Secret Committee of the East India
Company, aist February
1799
Reports discussion with Kandyan Emissaries at Sitavaka
on 5th February
... ... ... ... ... 100
34.
North to the Secret Committee of the East India
Company, 5th October
1799,
(Extract)
Two Malabar princes, escaped from Kandy to Jaffna,
will be sent to the Coromandel Coast
... ... 104
35.
North to the Secret Committee of the East India
Company, 13th January
1800
Reports circumstances leading to interviews with
Pilima
Talawwe at Sitavaka and substance of discussions there
on January 5th and 6th
... ... ... ... 105
36.
North to the Secret Committee of the East India
Company,
3rd
February
1800
Reports substance of Boyd s discussions with
Pilima
Talawwe at Sitavaka on February
1st ... ... 109
37.
North to the Secret Committee of the East India
Company, 4th February
1800
Reports intention to send Boyd to Kandy in support of
request to the King to receive a British force into Kandy 111
38.
North to the Secret Committee of the East India
Company, 4th April
1800
Reports further negotiations with
Pilima
Talawwe through
the
Maha
Mudaliyar (terms to be proposed for a treaty)
and through Boyd (at Sitavaka, on March
3rd).
Recounts
cause of MacDowall s journey to Kandy and reasons for
leaving the artillery and the greater part of his troops
behind at Ruanwella
... ... ... ... 113
39.
North to Wellesley, 4th August
1800
Contact established with the King through the High
Priest; proposals for negotiating a fresh treaty
... ... 120
40.
Dundas
to North, 13th March 1801, (Extract)
Instructions for dealing with the Kandyan Kingdom in
the event of MacDowall s mission resulting in the accept¬
ance of British protection by the King of Kandy
... 126
41.
North to
Hobart (n.d.)
Discussions with the Kandyan ambassadors make it clear
that the failure to negotiate a treaty is due to obstruction
on the part of ministers. Steps taken to counter their
influence
... ... ... ... ... 129
xiv
42. Minute,
5th February
1802,
of Audience to the
Ambassadors from Kandy
Conversation at the Governor s Garden House on Feb¬
ruary
3rd
between North and the Chief Ambassador
134
43.
Proposals for a treaty between North and Sri
Wickrama Rajasingha,
(3rd
February
1802)
Terms proposed by North when ambassador declared that
MacDowall s proposals were not acceptable
... ... 138
44.
Account of the Conference bewteen Boyd and the
Kandyan ambassador, (n.d.)
Discussion between Boyd and the ambassadors on the
several terms of item
43 ... ... ... ... 142
45. Hobart
to North, 8th February
1803,
(Extract)
Stressesneed
for caution in dealing with a Government so
weak as the Kandyan
... ... ... ... 147
46.
North to
Hobart,
4th September
1802
Reports despoiling of merchants from Puttalam when
trading in the Kandyan Kingdom and transmits report
of evidence and copies of letters of remonstrance sent
... 148
47.
Boyd to Arbuthnot, 24th July
1802
Summarises substance and offers brief comments on
points established by his inquiry at Puttalam into the
despoiling of the traders
... ... ... ... 151
48.
North to
Hobart,
15th October
1802,
(Extract)
Reparation promised by the Kandyan authorities to the
merchants from Puttalam
... ... ... ,.. 154
49.
North to
Hobart, eist
November
1802
Pilima
Talawwe and
Leuke
show willingness to promote
negotiation of a treaty; action taken and contemplated
in response
... ... ... ... ... 156
50.
North to King Sri Wickrama Rajasinha (n.d.)
Complaints of spoliation of Puttalam merchants; asks
redress and stresses value of a treaty as a means of prevent¬
ing recurrence
... ... ... ... ... 159
51.
Arbuthnot to
Pilima
Talawwe, 10th September
1802
Transmits depositions regarding plunder of Puttalam
merchants and asks for satisfaction to them and to the
British Government
... ... ... ... 160
XV
5a. Pilima
Talawwe to
Arbuthnot,
8th October
1802
Confiscation of betel-nuts is admitted and restoration
promised by those responsible
... ... ... 162
53.
Pilima
Talawwe to Arbuthnot, 28th September
1802
Promises inquiry into the complaint of the Puttalam
merchants
... ... ... ... ... 164
54.
Arbuthnot to
Pilima
Talawwe, 12th October
1802
Expresses pleasure at admission of wrong and stresses
that indemnity must be full
... ... ... 165
55. Lenke
to the
Maha
Mudaliyar, (n.d.)
Merchants have not come to receive back their betel-nuts
;
fresh supplies would be available in a month or two
... 167
56. Hobart
to North, 7th May
1803,
(Extract)
Kandyan relations: Vaccination, restitution to Puttalam
merchants, treaty negotiations as means of promoting amity
168
57.
North to
Hobart, 2nd
February
1803
Reports rupture of relations with Kandy as detailed in
enclosed copy of a letter to Lord
Clive
... ... 170
58.
North to
Clive,
30th January
1803
Repeated evasion of the reparation promised to the
Puttalam merchants and gathering of Kandyan troops on
the
Matara
frontier have led to sending of British troops
into the Kandyan territory; but proposals have also been
sent for reconciling differences. Requests a supply of
carriage bullocks
... ... ... ... ... 173
59.
North to King Sri Wickrama Rajasinha, 29th Janu¬
ary
1803
Explains that British troops have entered the King s terri¬
tories to secure indemnification of expenses caused by
Kandyan aggression, but operations will cease if a treaty
is concluded with the commander, who is a plenipotentiary
for the purpose, such treaty being subject to the approval
of the British Sovereign
... ... ... ... 177
60.
Articles of a proposed Convention between North
and King Sri Wickrama Rajasinha, 29th January
1803
16
clauses; if accepted to take effect immediately till
pleasure of His Britannic Majesty is known
... ... 179
61.
MacDowall s Declaration (n.d.)
Promises protection to peaceable inhabitants of the King¬
dom invaded by his troops
... ... ... ... 183
xvi
fa. Arbuthnot to
Pilima
Talawwe, 29th January
1803
Troops are sent to Kandy to compel reparations that
have been promised but too long evaded. Acceptance of
treaty will halt their advance
... ... ... 184
63.
North to MacDowall,
2nd
February
1803
Instructions to be observed during Invasion of Kandyan
territory
... ... ... ... ... 186
64.
North to
Hobart,
25th February
1803
Reasons which led to espousal of Buddhaswamy s claim
to the Kandyan throne and terms of engagement. Progress
of the invasion
... ... ... ... 190
65.
North to
Hobart,
14th April
1803
Recounts circumstances which have provoked the invasion
of Kandy and the adoption of Muthuswamy s claim to be
King. Lack of support for that Prince and outbreak of
fever among the troops from Colombo increase Governor s
desire to end hostilities. Steps for that purpose
.... 193
66.
MacDowall to North, 5th February
1803
Reminds Governor of limited strength of his forces and
requests decision as to their disposal during the rainy
season. Suggests measures to
bè
taken in case campaign is
protracted
... ... ... ... ... 208
67.
North to MacDowall, February
1803
Object of campaign is not conquest but to obtain indem¬
nity; possession of the Seven Korales will suffice for this.
Buddhaswamy s accession would counter delaying tactics
by the King. Recruitment of bearers and troops for their
protection proceeds
... ... ... ... 212
68.
Lewis Gibson to Arbuthnot, 8th February
1803
Reports military preparations by Kandyans on the frontier
of the
Matara
district
... ... ... ... 216
69.
Lewis Gibson to Arbuthnot (n.d.)
Reports dispatch of transport cattle
... ... ... 217
70.
Kandyan Chieftains to North, 12th February
1803
Professes friendship towards the English
;
annual exchange
of embassies prevents disputes
... ... ... 218
71.
Barbut
to Arbuthnot, 12th February
1803
Advantage of having Buddhaswamy with his detachment
219
72.
Macdowall to North, 15th February
1803
Recounts interview with Peenewela, an emissary from
Pilima
•Talawwe
... ... ... ... ... 221
xvii
73· Minute
of Governor s Council, i8th February
1803
Resolution to espouse the title of Prince Buddhaswamy
to the Kandyan throne
... ... ... 225
74.
North to Prince Buddhaswamy, 18th February
1803
Offers the Prince assistance in the recovery of his lawful
rights and proposes terms of alliance.
18
articles subjoined
226
73.
Arbuthnot to
Barbuti,
18th February
1803
Buddhaswamy s claim espoused; and he may be invited
to join the detachment; articles of agreement sent for his
acceptance
... ... ... ... ... 231
76.
North to MacDowall, 18th February
1803
Has
breken
off relations with Sri Wickrama Rajasingha
and espoused claims of Buddhaswamy. Colonel
Barbut
will treat with latter; MacDowall should invite the former
and his Adigar to retire into British territory
... ... 233
77.
Proclamation, 18th February
1803
Seven Korales taken into British possession but will be
go erned by former usage
... ... ... 235
78.
Report of Messengers sent to Kandy (n.d.)
Departed 31st January; interview with Dissave of the
Four Korales on 8th February; delivered letter on the
9th; interview with the Chief Adigar on the 9th and 10th
236
79.
North to
Barbut,
19th February
1803
Explains fairness of the terms of alliance to be proposed
to Buddhaswamy
... ... ... ... ... 239
80.
Hewagam
Korale
Mudaliyar to the
Maha
Mudaliyar,
18th February
1803
Conveys information of military preparations at Kandy
obtained through his spies
... ... ... ... 241
81.
Barbut
to Arbuthnot, 14th February
1803
Reports progress; headmen anxious to see Buddhaswamy
243
8a. Mac
Dowali
to North, 19th February
1803
Reports capture of advance forts of Galagedera and
Geri·
agama;
Adigar s flight
... ... ... ... 244
83.
Bàrbut
to Arbuthnot, 19th February
1803
Reports capture of mountain post of Atgale Gravct;
expects to be in Kandy the next day
... ... ... 245
84.
Barbut
to Arbuthnot, 20th February
1803
Reports entry into Wattapoluwa, where he is in hourly
expectation of MacDowall
... ... ... ... 246
xviii
85·
Barbut
to Arbuthnot,
sist
February
1803
Will leave the following morning to meet Prince Muttu-
swamy
... ... ... ... ... ... 247
86.
MacDowall to North, 20th February
1803
Reports meeting with Colonel
Barbut;
expects to enter
Kandy the following day
... ... ... ... 248
87.
MacDowall to North, 21st February
1803
Reports entry into Kandy and steps taken with a view
to
instai
Buddhaswamy. Commends
L
t. Col.
Barbut
... 249
88.
North to MacDowall, 25th February
1803
Congratulations and thanks. Will support Buddhaswamy
but has not stipulated a subsidiary force. Need to take
possession of Sabaragamuwa
... ... ... 251
89.
MacDowall to North, 24th February
1803
Recounts in some detail his advance within Kandyan
territory up to the capture of Galagedera and Geriagama.
Kandy captured, but no one of note has submitted and
resumption of resistance is to be expected
:
plans to meet
this. Recommends promotion of Colonel Baillie and com¬
mends others
... ... ... ... ... 254
go. North to MacDowall, 27th February
1803
Approves conduct of campaign and will recommend
Baillie s promotion. Approves provisionally the proposals«
for completing campaign
... ... ... ... 260
91.
Barbut
to Arbuthnot, 28th February
1803
Reports delivery of Governor s letter to Prince Muttu-
swamy on his arrival at Minneriya
... ... ... 263
92.
Barbut
to North, 5th March
1803
Reports arrival at Kandy with Prince Muttuswamy
... 264
93.
MacDowall to North, 5th March
1803
Reports Prince Muttuswamy s objections to some of the
proposed terms; has not proclaimed them and awaits
instructions
... ... ... ... ... 265
94.
North to MacDowall, 9th March
1803
Waives articles offensive to Muttuswamy; proclamation
ordered
;
terms for military support to be negotiated
... 267
95.
Minutes of Governor s Council, 9th March
1803
Reasons for revising convention with Muttuswamy;
text of
17
articles as revised
... ... ... 268
xix
д6.
MacDowall to North, 6th March
1803
Returns articles submitted to Prince Muttuswamy, with
his answers to each
... ... ... ... 273
97.
Muttuswamy to MacDowall, 15th March
1803
Recounts indignities suffered by himself and his relatives
at the time when the late King was overthrown, and asks
consideration
... ... ... ... ... 284
98.
Notes from which articles are to be formed, to be
added to the Convention (n.d.)
... ... ... 286
99.
North to McDowell, 10th March
1803
The terms of convention with Muttuswamy having been
already revised, makes suggestions for avoiding a second
revision
... ... ... ... ... 287
100.
MacDowall to North, 9th March
1803
Reports reasons for recalling the force sent to
Uva.
Malaria among troops in Kandy. Suggests a plan of action
(to be reviewed if support gathers for Muttuswamy)
:
Kandy to be held by a reduced force; provisions for this
force during the rainy season to be expedited, operations
to be resumed in November with reinforced troops;
arrangemente
to maintain contact in the meantime, and
difficulties to be encountered
... ... ... 289
101.
North to MacDowall, 15th March
1803
Approves proposed disposition of troops during rains;
stresses need for immediate pursuit of Rajasinha
... 294
доз.
North to MacDowall, 19th March
1803
Definition of British undertakings towards Muttuswamy,
who should call his resources into play and these should be
ascertained. Pursuit of the King should continue
... 295
103.
MacDowall to North, 18th March
1803
Reduction of the interior is beyond the capacity of his
power; the pursuit of the King was abandoned;
300
coolies deserted; available supplies are small. Plans must
be limited accordingly; chief need is to supply garrison
at Kandy till November
... ... ... ... 298
104.
North to MacDowall (or
Barbut),
23rd March
1803
Muttuswamy should not be proclaimed King, being
without Kandyan support. Possible action in North East
and Sabaragamuwa. Conquest was never intended
... 301
xx
105.
North to MacDowall, 35th March
1803
News from Madras makes peace with Kandyan monarch
urgent
... ... ... ... ... ... 303
106.
North to MacDowall, 28th March
1803
Proposals for peace communicated to
Pilima
Talawwe
through the
Maha
Mudaliyar
... ... ... 304
107.
Colonel Baillie to MacDowall, 16th March
1803
Report
βΐ
his expedition to
Hangurankette in
pursuit of
Sri Wickrama Rajasinha
... ... ... 305
108.
Lt. Col. Logan to Col. Baillie, 16th March
1803
Report of his advance along the road to
Hangurankette
on 13th to 16th March,
1803 ... ... ... 310
iog. Lt. Col. Logan, (n.d.)
Return of casualties on the advance of 13th March,
1803 312
no. Macpherson to General MacDowall, (n.d.)
Returns of casualties suffered and guns taken by Lt. Col
Baillie s detachment, 13th to 16th March,
1803 ... 313
in. General MacDowall,
2nd
April
1803
Notes of a conference with the Second Adigar at Kandy
on 29th March,
1803 ... ... ... ... 314
112.
MacDowall to North, 23rd March
1803
Reports that Prince Muthuswamy was proclaimed King
319
113.
MacDowall and others, 23rd March
1803
Copy of Proclamation of Prince Muthuswamy as King
320
114.
Pilima
Talawwe to
Maha
Mudaliyar, (n.d.)
Expresses surprise and concern at hostile action taken by
the British
... ... ... ... ... 322
115.
Maha
Mudaliyar to
Pilima
Talawwe, 26th March
1803
Indicates terms that would be acceptable for a settlement
of the dispute between the British and the Kandyan Court
323
116.
Pilima
Talawwe to MacDowall, (n.d.)
Refers to their conference and asks for a date to confer
with the Governor at Geriagama or Kandy
... ... 324
117.
MacDowall to
Pilima
Talawwe, nth April
1803
Governor will be willing to meet the two Adigars at
Dambadeniya on the 27th of April
... ... ... 325
xxi
118. North to
Hobart,
4th May
1803
Reports what transpired at his meeting with
Pilima
Talawwe at Dambadeniya on the previous day; peace
to be negotiated on delivery of the King s person and
hostilities meanwhile to cease
... ... 326
119.
Minutes of Conference between North and
Pilima
Talawwe at Dambadeniya on
3rd
May
1803 ... 332
130
Convention between Prince Muthuswamy and
Governor North, (n.d.)
Text of
17
articles proposed...
... ... ... 336
131.
Pilima
Talawwe and North, (n.d.)
Agreement by which the Adigars and Chiefs agree to
support the Convention between the British Government
and Prince Muthuswamy
... ... ... ... 340
123.
North to MacDowall, 9th May
1803
Instructions as Commissioner Plenipotentiary at Kandy
343
123.
North to
Hobart, ist
July
1803
Reports loss of Kandy, due apparently to the defection of
the Malays in the garrison
... ... ... ... 347
134.
North to
Hobart,
8th July
1803
Reports further on the loss of Kandy exonerates the Malays.
Proposals for security and for continuance of the War
349
135.
Declaration of Corporal George Barnsley, 27th June
1803
Recounts the evacuation of Kandy and the surrender of
Prince Muthuswamy and the massacre of the British
soldiers of the garrison
... ... ... ... 353
126.
Deposition of
Mohamed
Gani,
a free Malay, nth
July
1803
Recounts the evacuation of Kandy by the British, the
massacre of some of the British officers and the subsequent
disposition of the Malays in the British service
... 355
127.
North to
Hobart,
27th July
1803
Need for troops
:
proposes purchase of African slaves to
serve in the Military establishment
... ... ... 360
128.
North to
Hobart,
31st August
1803
Reports on the military situation: numerous incursions
by the Kandyans have been beaten back, but there is a
pressing need for re-inforcement from India and Europe
362
xxii
1
29·
Duncan (Governor of Bombay) to North, 28th
July
1803
Has consulted with Wellesley as to the possibility of send¬
ing troops to Ceylon in view of the disaster at Kandy
366
130.
Duncan to Major General Wellesley, 28th July
1803
Seeks advice whether state of affairs in the
Mahratta
country will allow him to spare troops for Ceylon
... 368
131.
North to
Hobart,
15th September
1803
Reports repulse of a strong Kandyan attack on Hanwella
and successful counter-attack easing the military situation
370
132.
North to
Hobart,
31st October
1803
Report general improvement in the situation, though the
Kandyans still possess parts of the
Vanni
and Batticaloa
districts
... ... ... ... ... 373
133.
(Commander in Chief) Major General Wemye»,
May
1803
Military command in Ceylon separated from India;
instructions to Wemyss as the first independent Officer in
Command of Ceylon
... ... ... ... 375
134. Hobart
to North, 29th March
1804
Reinforcements sent consequent on the evacuation of the
Kandyan Kingdom; instructions, approval unanimously
by the Ministers, as the terms for ending hostilities
... 379
135. Hobart
to North, April
1804
Instructions consequent on decision to raise a second
Sepoy regiment for service in Ceylon
... ... 383
136.
North to Sir George Baronet, (28th January
1802)
Proposals to recruit Chinese as settlers and Malays to
serve in the army from Prince of Wales s Island
... 385
137.
Leith to North,
3rd
June
1802
Supply of Chinese does not meet needs of Prince of Wales s
Island, but Malays may certainly be recruited, though not
all have the makings of good soldiers
... ... 386
138.
North to Leith, 23rd May
1802
Sends Captain Ryan to recruit Chinese labourers and
Malays for military service in Ceylon and asks assistance
for the purpose. Prospects of trade discussed
... ... 387
139.
Leith to North, 22nd July
1802
Chinese labourers insufficient; assistance promised in
recruiting Malays for military service and in testing possi¬
bilities of trade in cinnamon
... ... ··· 390
xxiii
140.
Arbuthnot to Ryan, 8th June
1802
Explains reasons for seeking to attract Chinese Labourers
■■ ■. ■
to settle in the eastern parts
... ... ... 392
141.
Ryan to Arbuthnot, 24th July
1802
Reports arrival; as Chinese labourers are not plentiful
at Prince of Wales s Island, will try at Malacca
... 395
142.
Ryan to Arbuthnot, 24th September
1802
Has met with no success in recruiting at Penang and
Malacca and proposes to try at Amboina
... ... 396
143.
Ryan to Arbuthnot, (n.d.)
Requests payment of passage for
18
men of the Malay
Regiment returning to
Galle
... . , ... 397
144.
Ryan to Arbuthnot, 30th November
1802
Has taken passage for Amboina where he hopes to recruit
three or four hundred men. Expenses, incurred and
prospective
... ... ... ... ... 398
145.
Ryan to Arbuthnot, 27th May
1803
Reports return without recruits and describes
-
his un¬
successful endeavours
... ... ... -.·.. 399
146.
Arbuthnot to Ryan, 6th June
1803
No blame attaches to failure of his endeavours to recruit;
payment of expenses authorised
... ... ... 400
147.
Ryan to Arbuthnot, 16th June
1803
Reports intention to leave for India pending settlement
of accounts
... ... ... ... ... 401
148.
North to
Hobart, ist
January
1804
Extracts, dealing with legislation and military affairs,
taken from a general survey at the end of
1803.
Kandyan
incursions repulsed everywhere
... ... ... 402
149.
North to
Hobart, 3rd
March
1804
Conditions have improved vastly, but the threat of
Kandyan incursions remains and fever on the Nothern
coasts must subside before offensive operations can be
undertaken. Considers conquest and annexation of the
Kandyan Kingdom highly desirable, and discusses plans
for its future administration.
Appointment of Quartermaster; pending retirements
of Boyd, Wood, Cordiner and MacDowall; own wish to
retire.
... ...
Export trade in Tobacco
;
the Pearl Fishery
... ... 412
xxiv
150. .
Captain Robert Blackball,
ist
April
1804
Journal of an Excursion into the Seven Korales, 15th to
23rd March,
1804 ... ... ... ... 422
151.
North to
Hobart,
nth May
1804
The anxiety of the Court of Kandy to sue for peace.
North s refusal to come to terms with the king, and
references to incursions into the king s territories.
Unable to avoid heavy military expenditure.
... 427
152.
North to
Hobart,
19th July
1804
Thanks Secretary of State for his support. Proposals
regarding the West Indian regiment. Impending retire¬
ment
... ... ... ... ... ... 429
153.
North to
Hobart,
25th September
1804
Explains increase in military expenditure
... ... 431
154.
North to
Hobart,
30th September
1804
Kandyan relations; recounts attempts to discover the
intentions of the Kandyan Court and to prompt it to
initiate overtures for peace
... ... ... ... 434
155.
Maha
Mudaliyar to the Second Adigar, 17th June
1804
Explains the* Governor s attitude towards the negotia¬
ting of peace
... ... ... ... ... 437
156.
Talgama Unnanse s statement, 25th June
Í804
Gives an account of his (first) visit to Kandy and of his
meetings (i) with the High Priest and (ii) with the Director
of the King s private Domains
... ... 438
157.
The High Priest at Kandy, (n.d.)
Ola given to Talgama Unnanse for the
Maha
Mudaliyar s
information
... ... ... ... ... 440
158.
The Director of the King s Private Domains, (n.d.)
Ola given to Talgama Unnanse for the
Maha
Mudaliyar s
information
... ... ... ... ... 441
15g.
Talgama Unnanse
s
statement,
(
c.27th August
1804)
Gives an account of his (second) visit to Kandy
442
160.
Pennele Unnanse s deposition made late September,
1804,
(copy certified 5th October,
1804)
Account of his journey to Kandy (begun 10th September)
his interviews with Migastenne, the Second Adigar, and
his return to Colombo (on 22nd September)
... ... 445
161.
Resolution of the House of Commons, 14th March
1804
Asks that extracts from North s dispatches relating to the
outbreak of hostilities with the Kandyan Kingdom be
tabled
... ... ... ... ... ... 447
xxv
іба.
North to Camden, nth January
1805
Describes attempts at secret negotiations with the Kandyan
Court and their failure; discusses course to be pursued in
these circumstances
... ... ... ... 448
163.
Arbuthnot to D Oyly, 24th October
1804
Wishes Gallegodda
Bandara
informed secretly through
his father-in-law that the British desire neither territory
nor tribute but satisfaction for the massacre at Kandy
and exemplary punishment of
Pilima
Talawwe
... 451
164.
Maha
Mudaliyar,
(плі.)
-
(to the First Adigar)
Conditions required by Governor for opening peace nego¬
tiations
... ... ... ... ... 452
165.
(Gallegodda
Bandara)
to the Dissave of
Galle
and
Matara, (n.d.)
Denies that the Kandyans were guilty of any culpable
conduct against the British and welcome peace
... 453
166.
Statement to Pannele Unnanse, (n.d.)
Gives an account of his journey to the Seven Korales,
1st
December,
1804
to 9th January,
1805
and his inter¬
views with the Second Adigar as well as information regard¬
ing conditions in Kandy and the English officers who
were taken prisoners there
... ... ... 455
167.
First Adigar to
Maha
Mudaliyar,
3rd
January
1805
Wrongs have been committed on both sides and these
must be laid aside if negotiations are to begin. Denounces
outrages committed across the frontier by the British and
must suppose they were unauthorised
... ... 458
168.
Maha
Mudaliyar to Gallegodda
Bandara,
9th Janu¬
ary
1805
Glad to learn that the massacre was not authorised by
the King, but points to several unsatisfactory features
which will compel the Governor to continue the War
459
169.
North to Camden, 8th February
1805
Describes military operations within the Kandyan terri¬
tory in the last quarter of
1804.
Discusses military establish¬
ments in Ceylon and gives reasons for the considerable
increase in military expenditure
... ... ... 460
170.
North to Camden,
21
st February
1805
Reports concerted attacks by Kandyans on all parts of
the frontier, their repulse near Negombo, and steps taken
to increase the British force to meet them
... ... 471
xxvi
171.
Mudaliyar
of the Palace to the
Maha
Mudaliyar,
13th February
1805
Deplores Governor s decision to continue hostilities and
predicts dire consequences to the British
... ... 473
17a. Puswella Ralahamy to Mudaliyar Ilangakoon, 13th
February,
1805
Sinhalese of the low country have always been loyal to
the Kings of Kandy when their foreign rulers resisted
them; details extensive support to the King within his
Kingdom on the present occasion
... ... ... 474
173.
Proceedings before Henry Powney, J.P., 5th March
1805
The Examination of
Kar Bocus,
a Malay Priest as to
incidents and conditions shortly after Johnston s march;
testifies that he saw Major Davie
... ... ... 476
174.
Proceedings before Henry Powney, J.P., 5th March
1805
The Examination of Mohomud Saib,
a lascar
from Trichi-
nopoly. Testifies having seen Major Davie and spoken to
his Bengalee servant
... ... ... ... 480
175.
Proceedings before Joseph Jonville, J.P., 5th March
1805
The Examination of Paravula,
a lascar
from Bengal.
Testifies to having seen Major Davie. Privations of the
Kandyans, especially salt and rice
... ... ... 482
176.
Proceedings before Governor North, 8th March
1805
The Examination of Perrouma Adowrie, born at Bella-
ma in the Four
Kor
ales. Speaks of drought and serious
sacricity of food in the Four Korales and adjoining districts
486
177.
(Camden) to North, 21st February
1805
Maitland sent to relieve North as requested. Instructions
for handing over
... ... ... ... ... 488
178.
North to Camden, 13th April
1805
Complains of the difficulties created by vesting military
patronage exclusively in the General
... ... 490
179.
North to Camden, (n.d.)
Explains why the great increase in military expenditure
could not be controlled
... ... ... ... 493
180.
Arbuthnot to J. Frotin, 20th February
1805
Accepts terms proposed for the supply of slaves
... 500
xxvii
181. J. Frotin
to Arbuthnot, aand February
1805
Accepts terms proposed for the supply of slaves
... 501
182.
Deposition made by Greeving, sub-assistant Surgeon
(n.d.)
Translation from Dutch of a day to day account of occur¬
rences at Kandy between
1
9th June and
2
7th August,
1803 502
183.
Lord Valentia s account of tbe Kandyan War and
its Causes
:
a Note
These reflections in the handwriting of the Honourable
Frederick North himself (Fifth Earl of Guilford) are among
the Guilford papers at Maidstone Archives, Kent. It
bears no date. George
Valentia,
later
2nd
Earl of Mount-
norris, published bis voyages and travels to India, Ceylon,
the Red Sea, Abyssinia and Egypt in the years
1802, 1803,
1804, 1805
and
1806,
in four volumes; the first three
(which include his account of Ceylon) in
1809
and the
fourth in
1811 ... ... ... ... ... 515
184.
Memorandum on Military Expenditure in
1804-05
(d)
()
Explains the need to recruit large numbers of transport
coolies for the army, and why they were for a while
brought from South India. Enumerates the Military
buildings erected or repaired by his authority and explains
their necessity. Complains of the difficulties he has to
face when the Military Command in Ceylon was separa¬
ted from that of India, as well as those arising from
General Wemyss personally. This memorandum too is by
North and is among the Guilford papers at Maidstone and
deals at greater length with points dealt with in Item
185
(pages
501-507)
of this book
...· ... ... 520
185.
North on his dealings with the King and the Adigar,
И
This incomplete memorandum, also in Governor North s
hand, is also in the Guilford collection at Maidstone
Archives. It bears no date and it is not clear who was being
addressed. At the start, the use of the words Your
Lordship (twice on page
542,
and again on page
548)
suggests that is was the draft of a despatch prepared just
before he retired, or a communication to the Secretary of
State which he was preparing soon after. The change to
the plural (on page
551)
suggests that he may have had
in mind the possible need to defend himself before a tri¬
bunal. In either case, it is the most complete defence he
composed of his conduct of Kandyan affairs and provides
a fitting end to this collection of documents, which fur¬
nishes for the most part his view of those torturous and
highly controversial dealings
... ... ... 534
xxviii
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| title_exact_search | The British intrigue in the kingdom of Ceylon the full narrative of the commencement of British polit. connection in Ceylon ... |
| title_full | The British intrigue in the kingdom of Ceylon the full narrative of the commencement of British polit. connection in Ceylon ... by Tennakoon Vimalananda |
| title_fullStr | The British intrigue in the kingdom of Ceylon the full narrative of the commencement of British polit. connection in Ceylon ... by Tennakoon Vimalananda |
| title_full_unstemmed | The British intrigue in the kingdom of Ceylon the full narrative of the commencement of British polit. connection in Ceylon ... by Tennakoon Vimalananda |
| title_short | The British intrigue in the kingdom of Ceylon |
| title_sort | the british intrigue in the kingdom of ceylon the full narrative of the commencement of british polit connection in ceylon |
| title_sub | the full narrative of the commencement of British polit. connection in Ceylon ... |
| topic | Kolonialismus (DE-588)4073624-6 gnd Quelle (DE-588)4135952-5 gnd |
| topic_facet | Kolonialismus Quelle Sri Lanka Großbritannien |
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