[FEB. currency, in consequence of over-coinage," is the same as printed in the second part of the Society's Transactions, p. 255, just published. Amongst the most striking subjects of these extracts, are the following:-" Malversations in office." "On the Emperor's putting off his journey to Tartary.” "Forbidding the possession of fire-arms to the common people." "Petition from a sick and aged minister, to retire permanently from office." Forging the current coin." Plundering inroad of Kassacks or Cossacks, on the Russian frontier," &c. The second extract, respecting the Emperor's journey into Tartary, is a special edict, written with the vermilion pencil, published on the 1st moon, 20th day (19th February). The following is the concluding paragraph : "The civil and military officers of Chih-le ought to fashion their hearts by mine. Let them punish and repel every thing that is irregular and bad; let them advance and encourage the worthy and capable. Every measure that is profitable for the people, let them pursue with all their hearts; let them extend the principle of soothing and compassionating, in order that my little children may be saved from the extremity of distress, and from being scattered abroad without a resource: thus seconding my sincere wish to cherish them in proportion to the necessity of the times." Mr. Davis observes, in a note: "The above is a curious specimen of the cant by which the empire of China is, in a great measure, governed.” January 21.-The Society met this day, at the usual hour; Henry T. Colebrooke, Esq., Director, in the chair. The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. The following donations were presented : From Robert Grant, Esq., the substance of a Speech delivered in the Court of East-India Proprietors, on the motion respecting Haileybury College. From the Astronomical Society: Part 1, Vol. i., of their Memoirs. From the Horticultural Society: Parts 1 and 2 of Vol. vi. of their Transactions. List of Members, and Report of Garden Committee. From the Proprietors: Nos. 1, 2, 3, of the Annals of Oriental Literature. From the Rev. S. Weston: Notices of Greek cities which have struck coins. George Parkhouse, Esq. was introduced and admitted a Member of the Society. Frederick Leman Rogers, Esq., was elected a Resident Member, and Professor William Freytag, a Foreign Member of the Society. The reading of a paper, by Capt. James Delamaine, entitled " Of the Srawacs or Laity of the Jains," was commenced.. Capt. D. considers the Srawacs to be the only considerable remnant of the Arhatas in India. As, however, they principally follow the trade of Banyas, most of the twelve brits (vratas) refer to their particular calling, nor does the author think that they formed a part of the older Jain institutes, as they are quite unsuitable to any purpose of government. They have no longer the distinction of castes; but they do not hesitate to employ the services of the Brahmans at marriages, &c. Capt. D. gives an account of the following sects, the Dravér, the Jápalya, the Káshta Sankis, the Nichik Sankis, the Teú Pant'hís, and the Tárana Pant'his, all belonging to the Banya class. The continuation of this paper was deferred to the next meeting of the Society, on Feb. 4th. The second part of the first volume of the Transactions of the Society was published this day, and copies were distributed to the members. Erratum.-In the report of the Proceedings of the Society for December 17, Robert Birks Pitman, Esq., was erroneously designated Lieut. Col. ASIATIC ASIATIC INTELLIGENCE. Calcutta. GOVERNMENT GENERAL ORDERS. CIVIL SERVICE ANNUITY FUND. Fort William, General Department, June SO, 1825-The Civil Service Annuity Fund being now established, notice is hereby given, that the civil auditor has been directed to retrench four per cent. from the bills of all those members of the service who have intimated their assent to the plan, or who may hereafter be admitted to the fund, commencing from the 1st May last. AUGMENTATION TO THE HORSE ARTILLERY. Head-Quarters, Calcutta, July 8, 1825. -The Commander-in-chief is pleased to direct, in pursuance of G. O. by Government of the 24th ult., that two new troops of horse artillery be formed at Meerut, from the 1st inst. These will be numbered the Sd troop of the 2d horse brigade, and the 2d troop of the 3d horse brigade. The commandant of artillery will give orders for the non-commissioned officers and bombardiers required for the new troops being draughted in due proportions from the other European troops of horse artillery, and for their places being supplied by promotion in the usual manner. The supernumerary non-commissioned officers and bombardiers for the horse artillery, in Maj. Whish's detachment, are to be included in the number posted to the new troops, and will thus be brought on the effective strength. Lieut. Col. Stark, commanding the horse artillery at Meerut, will likewise direct such number of gunners to be removed to the new troops as he may consider expedient. They will be completed from the men draughted from the companies of foot artillery by G. O. of the 25th ult., and by the detachment proceeding to the Upper Provinces, under Maj. Whish. Lieut. Col. Stark will complete the new troops with horses from the supernumerary remount horses, now attached to the horse artillery. The usual establishments of all descriptions to be hired from the 1st inst. SIR DAVID OCHTERLONY. Political Department, July 28, 1825. The right hon. the Governor-General in Council has learnt, with great sorrow, the demise of Maj. Gen. Sir David Ochterlony, resident in Malwah and Rajpootana. This melancholy event took place on the morning of the 15th inst. at Meerut, whither he had proceeded for the benefit of change of air. On the eminent military services of Maj. Gen. Sir David Ochterlony it would be superfluous to dilate: they have been acknowledged in terms of the highest praise by successive governments; they justly earned a special and substantial reward from the Hon. East-India Company; they have been recognized with expressions of admiration and applause by the British Parliament; and they have been honoured with signal marks of the approbation of his sovereign. With the name of Sir David Ochterlony are associated many of the proudest recollections of the Bengal army, and to the renown of splendid achievements he added, by the attainment of the highest honours of the Military Order of the Bath, the singular felicity of opening to his gallant companions an access to those tokens of royal favour which are the dearest objects, of a soldier's ambition. The diplomatic qualifications of Sir David Ochterlony were not less conspicuous than his military talents. To an admirably vigorous intellect, and consum mate address, he united the essential requisites of an intimate knowledge of the native character, language, and manners.' The confidence which the government reposed in an individual gifted with such rare endowments was evinced by the high and responsible situations which he succes. sively filled, and the duties of which he discharged with eminent ability and advantage to the public interests. As an especial testimony of the high respect in which the character and services of Maj. Gen. Sir David Ochterlony are held, and as a public demonstration of sorrow for his demise, the Governor-Ge neral in Council is pleased to direct that minute guns, to the number of sixtyeight, corresponding with his age, be fired this evening at sunset, from the ramparts of Fort William. COURT-MARTIAL. I ASSIST. SURG. J. A. D. WATSON. Head-Quarters, Calcutta, Aug. 17, 1825. -At an European general court-martial held at Cawnpore, on Tuesday the 12th of July 1825, of which Lieut. Col. Murray, C. B., H.M.'s 16th Lancers, is president, Assist.surg. John Alex. Davidson Watson, of the 32d regt. N.I., was arraigned upon the undermentioned charges, viz. "That Mr. Assist.surg. John Alex. Davidson Watson, on being ordered, about the 14th of May last, to proceed in medical charge of the light wing of the 11th regt. N.I., on its march from Allahabad to Lucknow, reported himself sick, thereby subjecting himself to the report of a medical committee, that there was not found any existing active disease to interfere with his, Mr. Assist.surg. Watson's, performing the ordinary duties of his profession, and caus ing the wing of the 11th regt. to proceed on its route without a proper medical offi.. cer, such conduct being a disgraceful evasion of public duty, and highly prejudicial to the service.' Upon which charge the court came to the following decision: Finding of the Court." The court, having deliberately weighed all the evidence adduced in support of the charge, together with what the prisoner has brought forward in defence, is of opinion, that he is guilty of the charge, with exception of the words on being ordered, about the 14th May last, to proceed in medical charge of the left wing of the 11th regt. N.I., on its march from Allahabad to Lucknow,' in the former, part of the count, and of the word disgraceful,' in the latter part of the count, of which the court acquits him.' Sentence." The court, having found the prisoner guilty of so much of the charge; viz. of having reported himself sick, thereby subjecting himself to the report of a medical committee, that there was not found any existing active disease to interfere with his, Mr. Assist.surg. Watson's, performing the ordinary duties of his profession, and causing the wing of the 11th regt. to proceed on its route without a proper medical officer, such conduct being an evasion of public duty, and highly prejudicial to the service, which being in breach of the Articles of War, the court doth sentence him, Assist.surg. John Alex. Davidson Watson, to be reprimanded by His Exc. the Commander-in-chief." Disapproved. (Signed) EDW. PAGET, General, Commander-in-chief in India. Remarks by His Exc. the Commanderin chief, The Commander-in-chief disapproves of July 29. M. Ainslie, Esq., agent to GovernorGeneral in Bundlecund. Aug. 26. Sir Chas. T. Metcalfe, Bart., resident and commissioner at Delhi, and agent to GovernorGeneral for states of Rajpootana. Mr. W. B. Martin, resident at Hyderabad. Mr. G. Wellesley, resident at Indoor, and agent to Governor-General for affairs of Malwa. Lieut. Col. J. Delamaine, political agent in Nimar. Mr. A. Edmonstone, extra assistant to resident at Hyderabad. Maj. W. G. A. Fielding, first assistant to resident at Gwalior. Capt. J. D. Dyke, second assistant to ditto. Territorial Department. Ang. 4. Mr. J. B. Biscoe, collector of Purneah.. Mr. J. S. Clarke, assistant in office of secretary to Board of Revenue in Lower Provinces General Department. Aug. 11. Capt. W. G. Mackenzie, of 8th regt. N.I., resident at Malacca. Secret Department. Aug. 12. Mr. T. C. Robertson, agent of Governor-General on south-east frontier, and commissioner in Arracan. MILITARY MILITARY APPOINTMENTS, Fort William, July 8, 1825. - Infantry. Sen. Lieut. Col. P. Byres to be lieut. col. com., and Sen. Maj. G. D. Heathcote to be lieut. col., from 13th June, in suc to Campbell dec. 1st Extra N.I. Capt. G. Williamson to be maj., Brev. Capt. and Lieut. J. M. Sim to be capt. of a comp., and E. F. Smith to be lieut., from 13th June, in suc. to Heathcote prom. 28th N.I. Capt. S. Swinhoe to be maj., and Lieut. C. D. Wilkinson to be capt. of a comp., from 14th June, in suc. to Hiatt dec. 34th N.I. Lieut. G. H. Robinson to be capt. of a comp., and Ens. W. C. Carter to be lieut., from 19th May, in suc. to Walkinshaw dec. 42d N.I. Ens. C. Hutchinson to be lieut., from 11th June, in suc. to Blackburn dec. 54th N.I. Lieut. J. Kerr to be capt. of a comp., and Ens. A. Learmouth to be lieut., from 18th June, in suc. to Hayes dec. Lieut. G. Grose, 35th N.I., transferred to pension establishment. Mr. H. Donaldson, surg., admitted to do duty (temporarily) as an assist. surg. July 12.-Capt. Pogson, 69th N.I., to be a dep. assist. adj. gen., v. Showers prom. Lieut. G. C. Smyth, 3d L.C., to be a brigade maj., v. Pogson. Messrs. J. T. Geils, R. T. Sandeman, and W. H. Nicholetts admitted to inf., and prom. to ens. Mr. W. Stevenson admitted an assist.surg. July 15.-Lieut. H. Todd, 21st N.I., to be an examiner in College of Fort William. Sen. Ens. to be Lieuts. J. Powell, 28th N.I.; A. R. Swinton, 32d ditto; A. Fisher, 34th ditto; and J. Lang, 36th ditto, all from 9th July, to complete establishment. 35th N.I. Lieut. A. G. F. J. Younghusband to rank from 21st April, v. Dalzell dec. Head-Quarters, July 7.-Brev. Capt. Mackinlay, 63d N.I., to act as detachment staff to troops assembled for service in Bickaneer, from 15th Jan., till period of their separation. 65th N.I. Lieut. R. Taylor to be interp. and quart.mast., v. Johnstone prom. July 8-Lieut. A. Arabin, 7th N.I., directed to join ploneers. Lieut. G. S. Lawrenson, of artil. regt., to act as adj. to detachment with Sir A. Campbell during employment, on other duty, of Lieut. Rawlinson; date 4th July. Lieut. Fraser to act as interp. and quart.mast. to 1st L.C., in room of Lieut. Bontein prom.; date 1st July. Lieut. and Adj. Fraser to officiate as interp. and quart. mast. to 46th N.I., in room of Lieut. Waldron prom.; and Lieut. Guthrie to act as adj. during period Lieut. Fraser is employed in duties of interp. and quart. mast.; date 17th June. Brev. Capt. Mavor, 19th N.I., to act as maj, of brigade to light brigade lately formed with south eastern division; date 19th June. July 9.-Capt. Shuldham, dep. assist. adj. gen., appointed to eastern division.-Capt. Bayldon, dep. assist. adj. gen., directed to proceed to Benares, to which division he is posted.-Capt. and Brig. Maj. Campbell removed from Nusseerabad, and appointed to Muttra and Agra frontier, and Lieut. G. C. Smyth, 3d L.C., appointed to act as maj. of brigade at Nusseerabad, REMOVALS AND POSTINGS. Light Cavalry. Lieut. Cols. Com. A. Cumming (new. prom.) to 4th L.C. L. R. O'Brien from 4th to 8th do. R. Houston from 8th to 1st extra regt. A. Watson (new prom.) to 7th L.C. M. Fitzgerald from 7th to 2d extra regt.-Lieut. Cols. G. H. Gall from 8th to 1st extra regt. H. Thompson (new prom.) to 2d extra regt. W. Dickson (new prom.) to 7th L.C., v. Watson prom. James Kennedy (new prom.) to 5th do. K. Swettenham from 5th to 1st do, v. Cumming prom. S. Reid (new prom.) to 8th do. W. Harper (new prom.) to 4th do., v. Stirling dec. Native Infantry. Lieut. Cols. Com. T. Garner (new prom.) to 13th N.I. M. White from 13th do. to 2d extra regt. R. Pitman 'new prom.) to 45th N.I., v. Popham dec. C. S. Fagan (new prom.) to 1st extra regt. W. S. Heathcote (new prom.) to 3d extra regt. T. D. Broughton (new prom.) to 16th N.I.-Col. J. W. Adams from 16th to 4th extra regt.-Lieut. Cols. Com. M. Boyd (new prom.) to 65th regt. T. Penson from 65th to 5th extra regt. J. MacInnes (new prom.) to 61st regt. Major Gen. Arch. Fergusson from 61st to 6th extra regt. Lieut. Cols. Com, P. Byres (new prom.) to 50th N.1. G. Carpenter from 50th to 31st N.I., v. Garner dec.-Lieut. Cols. F. A. Weston from 8th to 5th N.I., v. Pitman prom. Jos. Nesbitt (new prom.) to 8th do., v. Weston. John Pester (new prom.) to 13th do., v. T. Garner prom. Chas. Peach (new prom.) to 16th do., v. Broughton prom. S. H. Todd (new prom.) to 19th do., v. Heathcote prom. S. P. Bishop (new prom.) to 3d extra regt. Jas. Delamain (new prom.) to 50th N.I., v. Byres prom. A. Stoneham (new prom.) to 1st extra regt. B. Roope (new prom.) to 49th N.I., v. Smith rem. P. LeFevre (new prom.) to 36th N.I. W. H. Wood from 36th to 61st N.I., v. MacInnes prom. J. Simpson (new prom.) to 2d extra regt. J. Bryant (new prom.) to 65th N I., v. Boyd prom. C. W. Hamilton (new prom.) to 64th do., v. Harriot. J. S. Harriot from 64th to 65th do. S. Nation from 66th to 23d do., v. Fagan prom. T. Murray (new prom. to 40th do. F. V: Raper from 40th to 39th do., v. Alexander removed. P. Starling (new prom.) to 32d do., v. Campbell prom. E. F. Waters (new prom.) to 4th extra regt. N. Bucke (new prom.) to 26th N.I., v. D'Aguilar inv. G. D. Heathcote (new prom,) to 33d N.I., v. Fergusson retired. Removals made to equalize Regiments. Lieut. W. L. Hall from 2d extra regt. to 36th N.1.-Ensigns Lang from 30th to 36th do. Swinton from 18th to 32d do. Powell from 17th to 28th do. Fisher from 9th to 34th do. Sharpe from 60th to 54th do. Innes from 8th to 15th do. J. Campbell from 29th to 13th do. Gould from 21st to 11th do. Bluett from 45th to 63d do. Fitzgerald from 2d Europ. regt. to 6th N.I. W. F. Campbell, from 50th to 64th N.I. E. T. Erskine from 27th to 11th do. Hamilton from 234 to 36th do. C. Erskine from 33d to 2d do. Montmorency from 52d to Ist Europ. regt. Greene from 44th to 34th N.I. July 11.-Medical Department. Surg. E. Muston removed from 2d gr. bat. to 42d N.I.--Assist. surg. Birmingham directed to do duty with 2d gr. bat.-Assist.surg. Harrison, and Offic. Assist.surg. H.Donaldson directed to proceed to Arracan, and to place themselves under orders of Superintend.surg. of Eastern Division.-Assist.surg. Clemishaw directed to place himself under orders of Superintend.surg. at Dinapore.-Assist.surg. Guthrie, 59th N.I., directed to proceed to Allahabad, and to place himself under orders of Lieut. Gen. Marley. Capt. J. O. Clarkson, 42d N.I., to act as "dep. assist. adj. gen. to Benares div., in room of Capt. Frye nominated to command 12th extra regt.; date 30th June. Lieut. Thomson, horse brigade, to act as adj. to detachment of Beng. horse artil. and rocket troop serving in Ava; date 15th Feb. July 12.-5th L.C. Lieut. E. M. Blair to be interp. and quart. mast., v. Brev. Capt. Burges prom. 1st Extra L.C. Lieut. S. O. Hunter to be adj. 2d Extra L.C. Lieut. T. Skipton to be interp. and quart. mast. 15th N.I. Lieut. W. Hunter to be interp. and quart. mast., v. Thomas appointed to stud department. 22d N.I. Lieut. T. E. Sampson to be adj., v. Brev. Capt. Chalmers prom. 27th N.I. Lieut. G. M. S. Robe to be adj., v. Colebrooke rem. to 26th regt., and Lieut. W. Grant to be interp. and quart. mast., v. Brev. Capt. Johnstone rem. and prom. 28th N.I. Lieut. W. Rutherford to be adj., v. May rem. to 4th extra regt. 43d N.I. Lieut. H. Mackintosh to be adj., v Home rem. to 2d extra regt. 44th N.I. Lieut. J. Woodburn to be adj., v. Mackintosh rem. to 43d regt. 46th N.I. Lieut. J. Jones to be adj., v. Fraser; and Lieut. W. Fraser to be interp. and quart. mast., v. Brev. Capt. Waldron prom. 58th N.I. Lieut. E. M. Orr to be interp., and quart. quart. mast., v. Brev. Capt. Williams rem. to 2d extra regt. 61st N.I. Brev. Capt. J. Tomlinson to be adj., v. Brev. Capt. Stock rem. to 6th extra regt. and prom. 1st Extra N.I. Lieut. R. Garrett to be interp. and quast. mast. 2d Extra N.I. Lieut. G. M. Home to be adj., and Brev. Capt. T. Williams to be interp. and quart. mast. 3d Extra N.I. Lieut. R. McPollock to be adj., and Brev. Capt. J. S. Marshall to be interp. and quart. mast. 4th Extra N.I. Lieut. J. F. May to be adj., and Brev. Capt. N. Stewart to be interp. and quart. mast. 5th Extra N.I. Lieut. J. Oliver to be adj. 6th Extra N.I. Lieut. N. J. Cumberlege to be adj., and Lieut. A. Farquharson to be interp. and quart. mast. Dinagepore Loc. Bat. Capt. G. W. A. Lloyd, 3d extra N.1., to be commandant, v. Maj. Waters prom., and Lieut. W. M. Ramsay, 62d N.I., to be adj., v. Brev. Capt. Chapman prom. Saharunpore Prov. Bat. Lieut. S. Twemlow, 68th N.I., to be adj., v. Brev. Capt. Louis prom. Kemaoon Loc. Bat. Lieut. G. Irvine, 33d N.I. (adj. Bundlecund prov. bat.), to be adj., v. Kerr, prom. Lieut. Deare, 69th N.I., to act as adj. to 5th extra regt. ; date 1st July. Corn. J. Mackenzie to act as quart. mast. to 8th L.C., v. Skipton removed; date 1st June. Lieut. Nash to act as adj. to 4th L.C., v. Cornish app. dep. judge adv. gen.; date 26th June. Lieut. Skipton to act as interp., quart. mast., and adj. to 1st extra L. C.; dates 22d and 23d June. Brev. Capt. Ramsey, 41st N.I., to act as adj., interp., and quart. mast. to 3d extra N.I.; date 27th June. Capt. Pogson, dep. assist. adj. gen., appointed to Meerut division; and Capt. and Brig. Major G. C. Smyth attached to Rajpootana field force. Assist.surg. Stevenson directed to proceed to Arracan, and to place himself under orders of superintend. surgeon. July 13.-Lieut. Oldfield to act as interp. and quart. mast. to 5th L.C. in room of Brev. Capt. Burges prom.; date 1st July. Lieut. Smith to act as adj. to 28th N.I., in room of Lieut. May removed to 4th extra regt.; date 7th July. POSTINGS IN THE ARTILLERY. The following postings are to take place in the regiment of artillery, consequent to the new formation-The Golundauze battalion becoming now the 6th instead of the 4th bat. of foot artillery : Horse Artillery. 1st Brigade. Col. or Lieut. Col. Com. A. Caldwell.-Lieut. Col. H. Faithful.-Maj. W. S. Whish. -Capts. S. Parlby to 1st troop. G. E. Gowan, 4th do. E. Biddulph, 3d do. T. Lumsden, 1st do. R. Roberts, 2d do.-1st-Lieuts. R. S. B. Morland, 2d troop. H. Timings, 1st do. D. Mackay, 3d do. R. G. Roberts, 2d do. T. Hickman, 4th do. G. McLean, 4th do. D. Ewart, 2d do. C. Grant, 1st do. W. Anderson, 3d do. W. C. J. Lewin, 3d do.-2d-Lieuts. W. E. J. Hodgson, 2d troop. T. B. Boileau, 3d do. G. T. Graham, 1st do. (2 vacant). 2d Brigade. Col. or Lieut. Col. Com. G. Pennington.-Lieut. Col. H. Stark.-Maj. J. Rodber. -Capts. C. Graham to 2d troop. J. C. Hyde, 1st do. J. J. Farrington, 4th do. G. Blake, 3d do. H. C. Baker, 1st do.-1st-Lieuts. J. Johnson, 3d troop. R. R. Kempe, 4th do. C. R. Whinfield, 2d do, T. B. Bingley, 1st do. J. Paton, 2d do. J. Cullen, 4th do. H. Garbett, 1st do. C. H. Wiggens, 3d do. E. Blake, 2d do.-2d-Lieuts. J. B. Backhouse, 3d troop. F. Dashwood, 1st do. G. Campbell, 2d do. F. Grose, 3d do. (2 vacant). 3d Brigade. Col. or Lieut. Col. Com. C. Brown. -Lieut. Col. G. Swiney.-Maj. J. P. Boileau.Capts. C. H. Campbell to 1st troop. J. Scott, 2d do. "G. N. C. Campbell, 4th do. W. Bell, 3d do. H. J. Wood, 1st do. 1st-Lieuts. W. Geddes, 1st troop. T. Nicol, 4th do. G. Pennington. W. R. Maidman, 1st do. G. 5. Lawrenson, 3d do. C. McMorine, 2d do. J. W. Wakefield, 2d do. J. Alexander, 2d do. T. P. Ackers, 4th do. T. P. Hotham, 3d do.-2d-Lieuts. W. S. Pillans, 1st troop (4 vacant). Foot Artillery. 1st Bat. Col. or Lieut. Col. Com. T. Hardwick. -Lieut. Col. J. A. Biggs.-Maj. R. M. O. Gramshaw. Capts. J. Tennant, to 1st comp. C. H. Bell, 1st. G. Brooke, 4th. P. G. Mathison, 2d. G. H. Woodrooffe, 3d.-1st-Lieuts. G. R. Craw, furd, 2d comp. E. R. Watts, 3d. B. Browne, 4th. W. J. Symons, 1st. A. Abbott, 2d. P. T. Cautley, 2d. J. R. Revell, 3d. E. H. Ludlow, 1st. R. G. McGregor, 3d. J. Edwards, 4th.2d-Lieuts. G. Ellis to 3d comp. J. Abbot, 2d. J. D. Shakespear, Ist (2 vacant). 2d Bat. Col. or Lieut. Col. Com. W. Hopper. Lieut. Col. J. F. Dundas.-Maj. W. H. L. Frith. -Capts. G. Everest to 1st comp. E. Hall, 4th. J. Rawlins, 3d. C. Smith, 1st. T. Blair, 2d.1st-Lieuts. E. S. Sotheby to 1st comp. T. D'Oyly. J. S. Kirby, 3d. C. G. Dixon, 2d. J. D. Crommelin, 9th. H. Rutherford, 2d. J. W. Scott, 4th. E. C. T. Hughes, 2d. F. Brind, 1st. G. H Dyke, 4th.-2d-Lieuts. H. M. Lawrence to 3d comp. S. W. Fenning, 4th. J. Fordyce, 1st. A, Cardew, 3d. J. H. Daniel, 2d. 3d Bat. Col. or Lieut. Col. Com. A. Hetzler.→ Lieut. Col. A. Lindsay.-Maj. S. Shaw. - Capts. W. Curphey to 1st comp. I. Pereira, 4th. S. Coulthard, 3d. P. L. Pew, 2d. C. C. Chesney, 1st.-1st-Lieuts. E. Huthwaite to 2d comp. G. R. Scott, 2d. T. Sanders, 3d. H. P. Hughes, 1st. T. H. Middleton, 2d. G. Emly, 4th. P. A. Torckler, 1st. C. Dallas, 3d. E. S. Wade, 4th. S. N. Pepper, 3d.-2d-Lieuts. O. D. Scott to 3d comp. F. K. Duncan, 1st. E. D. Todd, 4th. T. E. Sage, 2d (1 vacant). 4th Bat. Col. or Lieut. Col. Com. J. D. Sherwood.-Lieut. Col. G. Pollock.-Maj. J. McDowell. -Capts. J. Brodhurst to 2d comp. R. B. Fulton, 1st. T. Marshall, 1st. H. Ralfe, 3d. W. Oliphant, 4th.-1st-Lieuts. R. C. Dixon, 3d_comp. G. Twemlow, 4th. J. H. Jarvis, 2d. W. T. Garrett, 1st. A. Wilson, 2d. A. Campbell, 2d. R. Horsford, 3d. E. T. Day, 4th. P. B. Burlton, 3d. E. Madden, 1st.-2d-Lieuts. G. E. Cookson, 3d comp. F. B. Bazely, 2d. A. P. Begbie, 4th. J. Brady, 4th (1 vacant). 5th Bat. Col. or Lieut. Col. Com. A. McLeod. Lieut. Col. M. W. Browne. Maj. W. Battine.Capts. H. L. Playfair to 3d comp. T. Chadwick, 1st. J. E. Debrett, 4th. T. Timbrell, 1st. G. G. Dennis, 2d.-1st-Lieuts. H. Delafosse to 1st comp. R. B. Wilson, 2d. T. A. Vanrenen. W. Counsell, 3d. G. H. Rawlinson, 4th. P. Jackson, 3d. R. G. Beddingfield, 1st. J. Turton, 2d. J. R. Greene, 4 h. J. T. Lane, 2d.-2d-Lieuts. T. H. McDonald to 4th comp. C. W. Humphreys, 3d. G. H. Swinley, 2d. T. Gaitskell, ist. J. Trower, 2d. 6th Bat. Col. or Lieut. Col. Com. J. A hmuty.Lieut. Col. C. Parker.-Maj. N. S. Webb.-Capts. R. Powney to 13th comp. Č. R. Kennedy, 3d. T. Croxton, 11th. E. P. Gowan, 5th. J. Cartwright, 7th.-1st-Lieuts. O. Baker to 2d comp. J. S. Rotton. L. Burroughs, 14th. R. Jackson, 9th. W. J. McVitie, 10th. S. W. Bennett, 8th. H. Clerk. H. Humfrey, 1st. J. L. Mout, 6th. H. B. Dalzell, 18th.-2d-Lieuts. E. Buckle to 13th comp. F. A. Miles, 12th. C. S. Reid, 15th. H. De W. .Cockburn, 20th (1 vacant). July 14.-Lieut. Hunter to act as interp. and quart. mast. to 15th N.I., v. Thomas; date 2d July. Removals of Ensigns with a view to equalize Regts. Ensigns Montmorency from 1st Europ. regt. to 65th regt. N.I. Greene from 34th to 48th N.I. Phipps from 24th to 35th do. Hamilton from 53d to 34th do. Graham from 25th to 32d do. Moir from 20th to 28th do. Sutherland from 26th to 42d do. J. Charlton from 46th to 1st Europ. regt. 6th L.C. Lieut. G. Watt to be adj., v. Coventry who resigns appointment. 8th L. C. Lieut. J. Mackenzie to be interp. and quart. mast., v. Skipton rem. to 2d extra regt. 3d N.I. Lieut. J. Butler to be adj., v. Soady, prom. 13th N.I. Lieut. G. H. Edwardes to be adj., v. Brev. Capt. Thornton prom. |
