Summary: The text outlines the events of December 30, 1843, when the Maharajah and his consort were in conference with the governor-general. The British authorities proposed measures for peace, including an order for desisting hostilities, providing supplies to the British armies, and settling revenues and debts. Another part discusses Sir Charles Metcalfe, showing caution about the free press in India to navigate the backlash. The press restrictions in Bengal under Marquis of Hastings, eased by Adam, were later tightened in Mr. Adam's reign, showing the balance between freedom and regulation. This history highlights political engagements and regulations between the British East India Company and Indian kingdoms to negotiate a peaceful ground amidst conflicting interests.