of the 59th N. I., charged with conduct disgraceful to the character of an officer and a gentleman in the following instance: "Having, on or about the month of January 1833, fabricated, or been actively instrumental in adducing, a charge of the most false, foul, and criminal nature against Capt. J. R. Talbot, of the same regiment, asserting that Capt. Talbot had attempted to procure abortion in a female alleged to have been pregnant by him."

Finding. The Court is of opinion, that the prisoner is guilty of the charge alleged against him, with exception of the words "fabricated, or," of which he is acquitted."

Sentence. The Court having found the prisoner guilty of the charge against him, with exception of the words before mentioned, does sentence him, Lieut. T. S. Fast, of the 59th N. I., to be suspended from rank and pay for the space of six calendar months.

Revision. The Court adheres to its former finding, and on revising its sentence, awards that the prisoner, Lieut. T. S. Fast, of the 59th N. I., be discharged the service. Disapproved.

(Signed) W. C. BENTINCK, Commander in Chief.

Remarks by the Right Hon. the Commander-in-Chief.

The sentence of the Court has been vitiated and rendered invalid, by an illegal division of the votes of the members upon

LIEUT. J. M. MAC Gregor.

Head-Quarters, Calcutta, Dec. 30, 1833. -At an European General Court Martial, assembled at Mhow on the 16th Sept.1833, of which Col. R. Hampton, of the 36th Regt. N. I., is President, Lieut. James Melville Mac Gregor, of the 16th N. I., was arraigned on the following charges:

Charges. For conduct highly unofficerlike, to the prejudice of good order and military discipline, and in breach of the Articles of War, in the following in

stances:

1st Inst. For not having attended on the evening of the 11th June 1833, at or about six o'clock P.M., the parade of a detachment of the regiment for treasure escort duty, of which his company No. 5 formed a part, and for having subsequently, on the evening of the same day, abused an orderly sepoy, who was sent to his quarters by the acting adjutant of the corps to warn him that the detachment was on parade.

2d Inst. For having refused to state his reasons in writing, for absenting himself from the detachment parade of the 11th June 1833, when called upon for them by

the acting adjutant, who was sent to his quarters for the purpose on the evening of that day, he Lieut. J. M. Mac Gregor being also then and there in a shameful state of intoxication and wholly incapacitated from performing the duty on which he had been ordered.

3d Inst. For frequent neglect of duty, particularly on the following dates, having absented himself from public guard mounting on the morning of the 3d June 1833, and from the target practice of his coinpany No. 5, on the morning of the 8th of the same month.

1st Additional Charge. For being in a shameful state of intoxication at his quarters on the 12th of June 1833, from about twelve o'clock of the day till eight o'clock P.M., and consequently incapable of making over the papers and money of the Company of which he had charge, and then on the eve of march, he Lieut. J. M. Mac Gregor having the previous evening been placed in arrest for disgraceful intoxication incapacitating him from the public duty then required from him.

2d Additional Charge.-For highly disgraceful conduct in returning a public letter addressed to him by the acting adju tant of the regiment, by my orders, on the 22d of June 1833, he Lieut. J. M. Mac Gregor having written upon the margin thereof several impertinent remarks, and which public letter was in no other way acknowledged nor answered by him.

(Signed) JAMES MACLAREN,

Major, Comg. 16th Regt. N. I. Finding and Sentence.-The Court is of opinion that the prisoner is guilty of the first and second instances of the charge, and of the third instance, with the exception of the word "frequent," of which they do acquit him; that he is guilty of the first additional charge, substituting the words "between twelve o'clock of the day, and eight P. M." for the words "from about twelve o'clock of the day, till eight o'clock P. M. ;" and that he is guilty of the second additional charge, with the exception of the words "highly disgraceful," of which it acquits him; but the Court is of opinion that the conduct alleged is highly disrespectful and unofficer-like, and does therefore sentence him, the said J. M. Mac Gregor, a Lieut. of the 16th regt. N. I., to be dismissed the service of the Hon. Company.

Approved and confirmed, (Signed) W. C. BENTINCK, Commander in Chief. Remarks by the Right Hon, the Commander in Chief.

Lieut. J. M. Mac Gregor is to be struck off the strength of the army from the date on which this order may be published at Mhow, and to be directed to proceed without delay to Fort William, where the Town

Major will take the necessary steps on his arrival to provide him with a passage to Europe.

CIVIL APPOINTMENTS, &c.

Judicial and Revenue Department.

Dec. 23. Mr. J. W. Templer, additional judge of Tirhoot.

Mr. G. P. Thompson, ditto ditto of Goruckpore.

Mr. W. T. Robertson, civil judge of Dinagepore.

Mr. Robert Barlow, civil and session judge of Rajeshahye.

Mr. T. Richardson, magistrate of 24 Pergunnahs, superintendent of Allipore gaol, and a magistrate of Calcutta.

Mr. James Shaw, civil and session judge of Tipperah.

Mr. G. Gough, magistrate and collector of Shahabad.

Mr. W. Cracroft, civil and session judge of zillah Dacca.

30. Mr. R. Hampton, assistant under commissioner of revenue and circuit of 9th or Goruckpore division.

Jan. 6. Mr. P. E. Patton, commissioner of 13th or Bauleah division.

Mr. C. R. Martin, to officiate as an additional judge of 24-Pergunnahs, until further orders.

Mr. C. G. Udny, to officiate as civil and session judge of Dinagepore.

to Europe, for health.-Mr. H. Sargent, to Cape of Good Hope, for eighteen months, for health.Hon. J. C. Erskine, to proceed from Mauritius to Europe, for health.-30. Messrs. Adam Ogilvie and J. A. F. Hawkins, to Europe.

ECCLESIASTICAL.

Furloughs.-Dec. 2. Rev. J. T. Jones, chaplain at Penang, to proceed to Madras on private affairs, for six months.-16. Rev. A. Hammond, to Europe, for health.-23. Rev. T. Proctor, to Europe, for health.-30. Rev. A. Macpherson, to Europe, for health.

MILITARY APPOINTMENTS,
PROMOTIONS, &c.

Head-Quarters, Nov. 25 to Dec. 6, 1833.-The following removals and appointments of Assist. Surgeons made:-H. Taylor, from 68th to 62d N.I.; H. Sill, of 42d do., to rejoin his regt. ; T. B. Hart to 56th do.; J. Eccles, M.D., to artillery at Saugor; A. Walker (1st) to 4th N.I.; F. Fleming from European Regt. to 64th N.I.; D. Gullan to medical charge of left wing 14th N.I., at Shahjehanpoor; A. Keir, M.D., to place himself under superintending surgeon at Cawnpore; C. M'Curdy to do duty with H.M. 49th regt., in room of Assist. Surg. Grant detached with H.M. Foot proceeding from Chinsurah to Ghazeepore; J. Anderson, M.D., to do duty with artillery at Dum Dum.

The following removals and postings in Regt. of Artillery made :-Col. R. Hetzler, C.B., from 5th to 2d bat.; Col. C. Parker (new prom.) to 5th bat.; Col. S. Shaw (new prom.) to 5th do.; Major Isaac Pereira from 1st to 3d bat.; Maj. Geo. Everest from 2d to 1st bat.; Maj. R. B. Fulton (new prom.) to 5th bat.; Maj. T. Chadwick (new prom.) to 2d bat.

The following division and regimental orders confirmed:-Surg. T. C. Brown, M.D., of 74th N.I., to perform medical duties of civil station of Mirzapore, during absence, on leave, of Assist. Surg. D. Campbell; date 19th Nov.-Lieut. D. T. Caddy to act as adj. to 70th N.I., during ab- ́ sence, on leave, of Lieut. and Adj. P. Harris; and Capt. G. W. Hickman to act as interp. and qu. mast. to regt.; date 21st Nov.-Lieut. and Adj. W. Anderson to act as second in command of 2d local horse, from date of Lieut. O'Hara's departure, on leave of absence, from Ajmere; date 16th Nov.-Capt. A. R. Macdonald, of 4th N.I., to officiate as deputy assist. adj. general of Saugor division, from ist Dec., on departure, on leave of absence, of Capt. Douglas.-Lieut. Codrington, 49th N.I., to be station staff at Loodhiana, in room of Lieut. Rickards, 14th N.I.; date 19th Nov.Lieut. John Hunt to officiate as adj. to left wing of 22d N.I., under orders for escort duty.

Dec. 7 to 12.-The following removals and postings made:-Lieut. Cols. J. Simpson from 23d reposted to 22d N.I.; T. Murray from 22d posted to 12th do. T. Taylor from 12th posted to 6th do. ; Robert Rich from 6th posted to 23d do.; E. F. Waters from 47th posted to 63d do.; C. W. Brooke from 63d posted to 47th do., subject to further orders; T. Dundas (new prom.) posted to 8th do.; A. Hardy (on furl.) from 8th posted to 13th do. ; H. L. White (new prom.) posted to 36th do.

Major J. Harris, 63d, to command 47th N.I., on departure, on leave of absence, of Lieut. Cols. Waters and Dundas, late of the 47th N.I.-Major H. Ross, 42d, to command 33d N.I.

Ens. J. T. Wilcox removed from Sylhet light infantry, and directed to rejoin his corps, the 49th N.I.

1st-Lieut. P. W. Wills to act as adj. to corps of engineers during absence of 1st-Lieut. C. S. Guthrie, and to take charge of detail of sappers and miners at Fort William; date of order 4th Dec.

2d-Lieut. A. Cunningham, of engineers, to do duty with corps of sappers and miners at Delhi.

The following division and other orders confirmed:-Ens. C. Ralfe, 3d N.I., to act as adj. to detachment proceeding on duty to Pokheer; date 28th Nov.-Assist. Surg. J. Esdale, M.D., attached to the Benares division of artillery, to afford medical aid to whole of European artillery and public establishments, &c., to assemble in camp at Sultanpore, Benares, for annual practice; date 1st

Dec.-Lieut. A. Cardew to act as adj. and qu master to three European companies and detail of Golundauze, assembled for practice in camp at Sultanpore Benares; date 2d Dec.-Ens. W. Carnegy to act as adj. to a wing of 58th N.I. detached on treasure escort duty under command of Capt. Orr; date 1st Dec.-Assist. Surg. J. Morice, M.D., of 9th N.I., to afford medical aid to civil station of Agra on departure of Assist. Surg. Duncan; date 30th Nov.

Unposted Ensigns G. N. Greene and P. G. Cornish to join and do duty, former with 19th and latter with 24th N.I., at Barrackpore.-Unposted Ens. G. H. Davidson to join and do duty with 63d N.I. at Mullye.

The following removals made in Regt. of Artillery-Lieut. Cols. J. F. Dundas from 1st to 5th bat., and S. Shaw from 5th to ist do.

Dec. 14 to 17.-Lieut. Col. F. A. Weston, of invalid estab., to cominand European invalids at Chunar.

37th N.I. Lieut. Interp. and Qu. Mast. W. Loveday to be adj., in room of Lieut. Spottiswoode, permitted to resign appointment.-Lieut. J. G. W. Curtis to be interp. and qu. master, v. Loveday.

Assist. Surg. Thos. Clemishaw to do duty with 7th N.I., and directed to join.

Lieut. G. P. Brooke, of 68th N.I., to be adj. of detachment of five companies of that corps proceeding on escort duty with his Exc. Gen. Sir Edward Barnes; date of regt. order 5th Dec.

Supernum. Cornet A.W. C. Plowden to do duty with 5th L.C. at Muttra, at his own request. Supernum. Ens. F. D. Atkinson to do duty with 55th N.I. at Barrackpore.

Fort William, Dec. 19.-50th N.I. Lieut. Joseph Graham to be capt. of a comp., from 12th Dec. 1833, v. W. W. Rees transf. to invalid estab. Supernum. Lieut. Geo. Gordon brought on effective strength of regt.

Capt. Henry Lawrence, 67th N.I., to command Ramghur local battalion, v. Wilkinson.

Infantry. Major Alex. Speirs to be lieut. col., v. W. Swinton retired, with rank from 26th Sept. 1833, v. S. P. Bishop dec.

46th N.I. Capt. Alex. Horsburgh to be major, Lieut. Wm. Brownlow to be capt. of a comp., and Ens. H. S. Grimes to be lieut., from 26th Sept. 1833, in suc. to A. Spiers prom.

Dec. 23.-Brigadier Wm. Richards, C.B., app. to general staff of army, from 24th Dec., with rank of brigadier general, in room of Brig. Gen. O'Halloran, whose tour on staff expires on that date.

Col. J. W. Fast, of 24th N.I., to be a brigadier on estab., from above date, in room of Brigadier Richards.

Dec. 24.-Col. C. H. Churchill, of H. M. service, to be a brigadier on estab. in room of Brigadier Murray, C.B., dec.

Assist. Surg. Fred. Fleming app. to medical duties of civil station of Shahjehanpore, in room of Assist. Surg. Brett, removed to northern division of Moradabad.

Regt. of Artillery. 2d-Lieut. Robert Waller to be 1st-lieut., from 30th Nov. 1833, v. W. C. J. Lewin invalided.

Lieut. Col. Thomas Taylor, 6th N.I., permitted, at his own request, to retire from service of Hon. Company, on pension of his rank.

Dec. 27.-Col. F. J. T. Johnston, 8th L.C., to command Benares division of army, with rank of brigadier, during absence of Brig. Gen. White, on leave to hills.

The following removals and postings made in department of public works:-Capt. E. Sanders, corps of engineers, from 7th to 10th or Agra division; Capt. J. T. Boileau, of ditto, from 10th to 8th or Rohilcund division; Lieut. G. T. Greene, of ditto, from 8th to 7th or Cawnpore division.

Lieuts. J. W. Robertson and R. S. Master, corps of engineers, to be assistants to executive engineer of Agra division of public works.

Cadet of Engineers James Spens admitted on estab., and prom. to 2d-lieut.

Head-Quarters, Dec. 19.-The undermentioned unposted Ensigns are appointed to corps speci

fied, and directed to join:-G. S. H. Browne to 14th N.I. at Moradabad and Shajehanpore; T. W. Oldfield to 74th do. at Mirzapore; H. E. S. Abbot to 13th do. at Bareilly; G. N. Greene to 70th do. at Banda; R. Hay to 50th do. at Barrackpore; A. E. Dick to right wing European regt. Dinapore; P. G. Cornish to 38th N.I. at Benares; P. D. Warren to 19th do. at Barrackpore; R. Inglis, to 37th do. at Neemuch; T. C. Richardson to 18th do. at Baitool; J. Murray to 36th do. at Mhow; S. Pond to 46th do. at Neemuch.-Ensigns Oldfield and Abbott permitted to exchange corps.

Ens. J. H. Fergusson, at his own request, removed from 19th to 33d N.I.-Ens. W. M. Roberts, of 18th, at his own request, posted to 30th regt.Ens. W. H. Tombs to do duty with 55th regt.

15th N.I. Lieut. J. V. Forbes to be adj., v. Evans permitted to resign appointment.

The following regimental orders confirmed:Lieut. S. W. Fenning to act as adj. to 7th bat. of artil. during Lieut. Ludlow's absence: date 4th Nov.-Lieut. D. Downes to act as adj. to 30th N.I. during indisposition of Lieut. and Adj. M. J. Lawrence; date 2d Dec.

Assist. Surg. A. Gilmore, M.D., to do duty with Ramgurh battalion during absence of Assist. Surg. Harpur, on leave to Calcutta.

Dec. 21. The following removals and postings made:-Cols. T. P. Smith, from 18th N.I., posted to left wing European regt.; and W. H. Perkins (on furl.) from left wing European regt., posted to 18th N.I.- Lieut. Cols. J. Aubert, from 70th, posted to 18th N.I.; D. Presgrave, from 18th N.I., posted to left wing European regt.; P. C. Gilman (on furl.), from left wing European regt., posted to 70th N.I.

Major J. Thompson, of 31st N.I., to rejoin his own corps on being relieved from command of European regiment.

Artillery Regt. Lieut. S. W. Fenning to be adj. to 7th bat., v. Ludlow proceeded to Europe on furlough.

Lieut. H. Righy, corps of engineers, to do duty under orders of Capt. Fitzgerald, garrison engineer and executive officer of Fort William, and civil architect at presidency.

50th N.I. Lieut., Interp., and Qu. Mast. J. Saunders to be adj., v. Graham prom.-Lieut. K. Young to be interp. and qu. mast., v. Saunders.

The following station and division orders confirmed:-Lieut. and Adj. C. Fowle, 65th N.I., to act as station staff at Mhow during absence, on duty, of Capt. and Brigade Major Parker; date 3d Dec.-Supernum. Ens. T. T. Tucker to join and do duty with 66th N.I.; date 12th Dec.

Capt. T. D'Oyly, commissary of ordnance, posted to Agra magazine.-Lieut. the Hon. H. B. Dalzell, deputy commissary of ordnance, to officiate till return of Capt. D'Oyly.

Lieut. C. Dallas, officiating commissary of ordnance, app. to charge of Chunar magazine.

'Dec. 24 to 30.-Assist. Surgs. H. Taylor, from 62d, re-posted to 68th N.I.; A. C. Gordon, of 49th, appointed to 62d N.I., and directed to join; J. H. Dallas, M.D., to do duty with H.M. 16th Foot, and R. Christie with H. M. 3d Buffs.

The following removals and postings made:Cols. Sir A. Knox, к.c.в. (maj. gen.), from 7th posted to 5th L.C.; J. Kennedy, from 5th posted to 7th do.; H. Thomson, from 3d posted to 6th do.; J. Tombs, from 6th posted to 3d do.-Lieut. Cols. A. Duffin, from 7th posted to 2d L.C.; T. Shubrick, from 2d posted to 7th do.; S. Smith, from 9th posted to 3d do.; J. Caulfeild, c.B. (on furl.), from 3d posted to 9th do.; J. A. Hodgson, of 42d, posted to 33d N.I.; H. Hall, of 33d, posted to 42d do.; P. M. Hay, of 56th, posted to 24th do.; F. Walker, of 61st, posted to 56th do.; J. H. Cave (on furl.), of 24th, posted to 61st do.; A. Spiers (new prom.) posted to 14th do.

Brigadier Gen. W. Richards, C.B., to command Dinapore division.-Brigadier E. Cartwright, C.B., removed from Delhi to command of Agra and Muttra frontier.-Brigadier J. W. Fast to command at Delhi.-Brigadier C. H. Churchill posted to station of Cawnpore.

The following station and other orders confirmed:-Assist. Surg. O'Dwyer, civil surgeon, to take medical charge of 11th N.I. and artillery details at Chittagong, during absence of Assist. Surg. Rose; date 15th Dec.-Lieut. D. Ogilvy to officiate as

adj. to right wing 15th N.I., v. Forbes; date 18th Dec.-Lieut. E. T. Erskine to act as adj. to 63d N.I., and station staff at Mullye, during absence of Lieut. R. Houghton; date 3d Dec.

Fort-William, Jan. 3, 1834.-Assist. Surg. W. S. Dicken app. to medical duties of civil station of Balasore, in room of Assist. Surg. Clemishaw, placed at disposal of Com.-in-chief.

Assist. Surg. G. N. Cheek app. to medical duties of civil station of Burdwan, v. Assist. Surg. Donaldson, who has resigned that situation.

41st N.I. Capt. David Williamson to be major, and Lieut. and Brev. Capt. H. C. McKenly to be capt. of a comp.; from 18th June 1833, in suc. to J. C. Odeli dec.-Supernum. Lieut. Charles Apthorp brought on effective strength of regt.

Cadet of Infantry A. M. Becher admitted on establishment, and prom. to ensign.

Jan. 6.-Assist. Surg. Wm. Stevenson, sen., app. to medical charge of civil station of Cuttack, v. Surg. W. S. Stiven, who has resigned the appoint

ment.

Assist. Surg. Charles McCurdy to take temporary medical charge of station of Burdwan till relieved by Assist. Surg. G. N. Cheek.

Jan. 10.-Corps of Engineers. Major James Peckett to be lieut. col., from 10th July 1832, v. R. Smith, c.B., retired.

Regt. of Artillery. 1st-Lieut. and Brev. Capt. Thomas Hickman to be capt., v. G. R. Scott retired, with rank from 21st Oct. 1833, v. T. Shadwick prom.-2d-Lieut. James Brind to be 1st-lieut., v. T. Hickman prom., with rank from 30th Nov. 1833, v. W. C. J. Lewin invalided.

The following artillery officers to be capts. by brevet:-Regimental Capt. W. J. Symons, from 1st Sept. 1833; 1st-Lieut. T. Hickman, from 15th Sept. 1833.

The following removal and appointment made in department of public works:- Lieut B. Y. Reilly, corps of engineers, from 13th to 14th or Saugor division, v. Capt. Buttanshaw resigned; and Lieut. P. W. Willis, of ditto, to 13th or Rajpootanah division, in room of Lieut. Reilly reinoved.

Cadet of Infantry W. Y. Siddons admitted on estab., and prom. to ensign.

1st N.I. Capt. John Bell to be major, and Lieut. R. H. Miles to be capt, of a company, from 20th June 1833, in suc. to P. Teulon retired.-Ens. C. J. Mainwaring to be lieut., v. R. H. Miles prom., with rank from 30th Aug. 1833, v. J. V. Law transf. to pension estab.

.28th N.I. Lieut. H. C. Boileau to be capt. of a comp., and Ens. T. D. Martin to be lieut., from 26th June 1833, in suc. to J. F. Lowis retired.

37th N.I. Lieut. A. C. Spottiswoode to be capt. of a comp., v. J. Craigie retired, with rank from 14th Nov. 1833, v. H. B. Smith dec.-Ens. David Ramsay to be lieut., from 14th Nov. 1833, v. A. C. Spottiswoode prom.

51st N.I. Lieut. Thos. Roberts to be capt. of a comp., from 6th May 1833, v. T. Frobisher retired. -Supernum. Lieut. P. S. Chinn brought on effective strength of regt.

74th N.I. Lieut. and Brev. Capt. Andrew Spens to be capt. of a com., and Ens. Joseph Chilcott to be lieut., from 27th April 1833, in suc. to J. R. Stock retired.

Head-Quarters, Jan. 3, 1834-The following removals and postings made:-Lieut. Col. W.Dunlop (qu. mast. gen.), from 49th, posted to 56th N.I.; J. A. Hodgson, from 33d, posted to 49th do.; F. Walker, from 56th, posted to 33d do.

The following orders confirmed:-Supernum. 2d-Lieut. W. T. Bunce to join 1st company of sappers and miners under 2d-Lieut. Abercrombie, on his arrival at Hazareebaugh; date 28th Dec.Assist. Gar. Surg. Brassey to act as garrison surgeon at Allahabad during Mr. Watson's absence on leave; date 23d Dec.-Lieut. Kirke, Sirmor bat., to take charge of 2d company of pioneers; date 12th Dec. Jan. 4 and 6.-Capt. T. Warlow, of engineers, to command corps of sappers and miners, and directed to join.

2d-Lieut. J. H. Campbell and Supernum. 2dLicut. J. S. Phillips, of artillery, to do duty with Asiat. Jour.N.S. VOL, 14, No.54.

Lieut. Mill's detachment of artillery drafts proceeding to Upper Provinces by water.

Jan. 8.-In conformity to Gov. G. O. of Jan. 3d, the undermentioned majors to proceed to join their own corps as below directed:-Major W. Pattle, 1st, to rejoin his own regt. on being relieved from command of 6th L.C. by Col. H. Thom son.-Majors W. H. Hewitt, of 40th, and H. Ross, of 42d, to respectively return to their corps on being relieved from command of 49th and 33d regts. by Lieut. Cols. Hodgson and Walker.-Major C. F. Wild, of 24th, to continue in command of 42d regt. until his promotion to lieut. colonel.

Supernum. Ens. A. M. Becher to do duty with 33d N.I. at Cuttack.

Lieut. Thomas Simpson, 57th N.I., to be attached to Ramghur battalion.

Ens. G. Hutchings, 69th regt., to act as interp. and qu. mast. to 71st N.I. during absence, on leave, of Lieut. G. W. Bishop.

Surg. W. S. Stiven posted to 33d N.I.

Jan. 9.-Lieut. H. C. Wilson, 25th N.I., permitted to resign adjutancy of corps.

Fort William, Jan. 10.-Cadets of Infantry G. T. Hamilton and W. S. Sherwill admitted on estab., and prom. to rank of ensign.

Surg. Charles Robinson, 1st member of Medical Board, permitted to retire from service on pension prescribed in letter from Hon. the Court of Directors dated 20th July 1831.

The undermentioned officers brought on effective strength of artillery and infantry on this establishment, from dates expressed :-Artillery. 2dLieuts. C. Boulton, 21st Oct. 1833, in suc. to Maj. N. S. Webb dec.; A. C. Hutchinson, 22d Oct., in suc. to Col. M. W. Browne dec.; H. Apperley, 18th Nov., in suc. to 1st-Lieut. A. Campbell dec.; M. Dawes, 30th Nov., in suc. to Lieut. W. C. J. Lewin transf, to invalid estab.-Infantry. Ensigns A. E. Dick, 18th Sept. 1833, in suc. to Capt. A. McDonald dec.; P. G. Cornish, 19th Sept., in suc. to Lieut. Col. C. Frye dec.; P. D. Warren, 22d Sept., in suc. to Lieut. W. Cole dec.; R. Inglis, 25th Sept., in suc. to Capt. J. D. Herbert dec.; T. C. Richardson, 26th Sept., in suc. to Lieut. Col. S. P. Bishop dec.; J. Murray, 8th Oct., in suc. to Maj. C. D'O. A plin dec.; S. Pond, 19th Oct., in suc. to Lieut. W. H. Penrose resig. ed; R. T. Edwards, 31st Oct., v. G. Durant transf. to pension estab.; John Turner, 2d Nov., v. Ens. J. T. Fergusson dec.; F. Adams, 11th Nov., in suc. to Capt. S. M. Horsburgh dec.; G. Parker, 14th Nov., v. H. A. Cumberlege dec.; C. J. Richards, 14th Nov., in suc. to Capt. H, B. Smith dec.

Invalid Establishment.-Nov. 23. Lieut. Col. J. J. Bird permitted to reside and draw his pay at Berhampore.-Dec. 19, 1st-Lieut. C. W. J. Lewin, regt. of artillery, at his own request, transf. to this establishment.

Returned to duty, from Europe.-Nov. 28. Lieut. C. H. White, 8th L.C.-Lieut. W. H. Lomer, 21st N.I.-Assist. Surg. C. Llewellyn.-Dec. 9. Ens. B. W. R. Jenner, 64th N.I.-19. Lieut. Col. J. A. Hodgson, 42d N.I.-Lieut. Col. F. Walker, 61st N.I.-Capt. H. P. Hughes, artillery.-Capt. John Ludlow, 6th N.I.-Capt. Benj. Ashe, 62d N.I.Lieut. T. L. Egerton, 66th N.I.-2d-Lieut. H. Rigby, engineers.-Assist. Surg. W. S. Dicken.Assist. Surg. A. C. Gordon.-Jan. 3. Maj. Christ. Godby, 36th N.L.-Capt. Thos. Warlow, engineers. -Capt. Griffiths Holmes, 7th N.I.-Lieut. P. S. Hamilton, 5th L.C.-Lieut. John Cumberlege, 41st N.I.-Ens. C. D. Bailey, 56th N.I.-10. Lieut. Col. John Dun, 67th N.I.-Lieut. F. B. Todd, 11th N.I.-Ens. D. Seaton, Europ. regt.

FURLOUGHS.

To Europe.-Dec. 19. Maj. Jonathan Trelawny, 51st N.I., on private affairs.-Capt. F. C. Robb, 22d N.I., and deputy assist. qu. mast. gen. of army, for health.-Lieut. W. C. Carter, 34th N.I., for health. Surg. Alex. Scott, for health.-24. 1st-Lieut. James Whitefoord, artillery, for health. -Capt. W. Vernon, 33d N.I.-Assist. Surg. E. J. Yeatman, M.D., for health.-Surg. George Angus, on private affairs. Assist. Surg. C. B. Handyside, M.D., for one year, on private affairs.-Col. Tho (R)

mas, H. M. 20th regt., on private affairs, for two years.-27. Lieut. G. C. S. Goodday, left wing Europ. regt., for health.-Surg. C. M. Macleod, invalid estab., for health,-Jan. 3. Lieut. Col Abraham Roberts, Europ. regt., for health.Lieut. F. Winter, 59th N.I, on private affairs.→ Cornet George Jackson, 4th L.C., for one year, on ditto.-Lieut. Col. G. Williamson, 57th N.I., on private affairs.-Capt. John Jervis, 5th N.1., on ditto.-1st-Lieut. T. S. Burt, corps of engi neers, on ditto.-10. Lieut. Col E. F. Waters, 63d N.I., on ditto.-Capt. W. W. Rees, invalid estab., for health.-Lieut. Chas. Ekin, 7th L.C., for health (vid Bombay.-10. Lieut. Col. Thomas Dundas, 8th N.I., for health.-Capt. A. T. Davies, 57th N.I., on private affairs.-Ens. E. S. Capel, 53d N.L., for one year, on private affairs.

To China.-Jan. 10. 1st-Lieut. Alex. Humfreys, artillery, for twelve months, for health (to proceed from Mhow, vid Bombay).

To Cape of Good Hope.-Dec. 19. Lieut. Col. T. Shubrick, 2d L.C., for eighteen months, for health. Capt. James Croudace, 11th N.I., for two years, for health (also to Van Diemen's Land).Brig. Gen. Joseph O'Halloran, c.B., for two years, for health.

SHIPPING.

Arrivals in the River.

DEC. 2. Israel, Bray, from Boston.-10. Capricorn, Smith, and Zoroaster, Patten, both from Madras.-11. Landais, Maugins, from Bordeaux, &c.; and Richard Bell, Wardle, from Madras and Covelong.-18. Jason, Legrand, from Havre de Grace; Abberton, Shuttleworth, from Moulmein; and Ruby, Hill, from Madras and Macanum.20. Lawrence, Gill, and Warwick, Gibson, both from Liverpool; and Thalia, Biden, from Madras. 21. Ocean, Rance, from Marseilles and Monte Video; Golden Fleece, Greaves, from Liverpool; Caledonia, Symers, from Singapore and Penang; and Hall, Hughes, from Madras. 22. Childs Harold, Leach, from London and Cape.-24. John Heyes, Worthington, from Liverpool.-25. Duke of Northumberland, Pope, from London; Malcolm, Eyles, from London; and Severn, Braith. waite, from London and Cape.-29. Trinculo, Hesse, from Liverpool and Madeira; and Diadem, Croft, from London, Cork, and Colombo.-31. Argyle, McDonald, from Marcanum; and Spartan, Webb, from Covelong.-JAN. 1, 1834. Sophia, Thornhill, from London, Madeira, and Cape; and Captain Cook, Thompson, from New South Wales.-2. D'Auvergne, Le Hoguet, from London and Guernsey; and Protector, Buttanshaw, from Covelong.-5. Isabel, Gounal, from Liverpool.8. Gaillardon, Allen, from Mauritius and Hambantotte.-17. Heroine, MacCarthy, from New South Wales -27. Frances Ann, Ramsay, from Liverpool.-28. Roxburgh Castle, Fulcher, from London and Cape.

Departures from Calcutta.

DEC. 8. L'Emile, Ducom, for Bordeaux.-9. Kyle, Fletcher, for Liverpool; and Magnet, Mc Minn, for Mauritius.-18. Tauje, Richards, for Persian Gulf; and Westmoreland, Brigstock, for Mauritius. 26. Lord Castlereagh, Tonks, for Bombay; and Staffa, Scales, for Mauritius.-29. Drongan, McKenzie, and Swallow, Adam, both for Madras.-JAN. 1. Resource, Smith, for Masulipatam.-5. Alexander, Saunderson, for Madras,

14. Richard Wardle, Bell, for Madras.-16. Capricorn, Smith, for Mauritius; and Bombay Castle, Wemyss, for Bombay.-19. Thalia, Biden, for coast; Belhaven, Crawford, for Madras; and Lawrence, Gill, for Liverpool.-20. Royal Saxon, Renner, for Liverpool.

Sailed from Saugor,

DEC. 23. Asia, Stead, for Madras and London. JAN. 2. Duke of Bedford, Bowen, for London. -6, Lord Hungerford, Farquharson, for Cape and London.-7. Cornwall, Bell, for London.-8. Warrior, Stone, for Madras and London.-14. St. George, Thompson, for Bristol.-18. London, Wimble, for London.-23. Abberton, Shuttle worth, for Madras and London.-24, John Heyes, Worthington, for Liverpool.-25. Bengal Merchant, Campbell, for London.-28. Catherine, Fenn, and New Grove, Brown, both for London."

Freight to London (Jan. 23). Dead weight, £3. s. per ton; light goods, £4, 10s.; bullion, per cent,

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

Nov. 11. At Allahabad, the lady of Lieut. the Hon. R. V. Powys, of a son, who survived but three days.

12. At Allyghur, the lady of A. C. Plowden, Esq., civil service, of a daughter.

22. At Patna, the lady of James Clarke, Esq., garrison surgeon of Chunar, of a son.

At Cuttack, Mrs. L. Tiery, of a son. 23. At Dinapore, the lady of the Rev. W. O. Ruspini, district chaplain, of a son.

24. At Barrackpore, the lady of Capt. W. H. Howard, Europ. regt., of a daughter.

At Cawnpore, Mrs. C. C. Greenway, of a daughter.

25. At Cawnpore, the lady of Lieut. Nuthall, sub. assist. com. gen., of a daughter.

26. At Chirra Poonjee, the lady of Lieut. Col. Thos. C. Watson, of a daughter.

On the river, near Jungypore, the lady of Capt. G. R.Carmac, H.M. 3d Buffs, of a daughter. 27. At Gurrawarra, the lady of Lieut. Col. W. Vincent, commanding 26th N.I., of a son. Dec. 4. At Calcutta, the lady of T. Brae, Esq., indigo planter, of a son.

At Calcutta. Mrs. John Brown, of a daughter. 7. Mrs. Richard Wall, of a daughter.

9. At Meerut, the lady of Lieut. Col. J. Hunter, commanding 71st regt. Ñ.I., of a son.

-At Entally, Mrs. J. J. Marques, of a son. 10. At Chirra Poonjee, the lady of Lieut. Richard Angelo, 34th N.I., of a daughter.

12. At Dum Dum, Mrs. G. Bates, of a son. 13. At Cuttack, Mrs. Wm. Taylor, of a son. 14. At Barrackpore, the lady of Capt. R. M. Townsend, 31st N.I., of a daughter.

At Cawnpore, the lady of John Cracraft Wilson, Esq., civil service, of a daughter. 15. At Goruckpore, Mrs. M. A. Threipland, of a daughter.

At Monghier, Mrs. D. O'B. Clarke, of a son. At Calcutta, Mrs. Mark Carapiet, of a son. 16. At Calcutta, the lady of Lieut. Col. Roberts, of a daughter.

17. At Cuttack, the lady of Wm. Stevenson, Esq., assist. surg., 33d N.I., of a daughter.

At Calcutta, the lady of Capt.R. H. Wiseham, of a son.

At Calcutta, Mrs. Geo. Wood, of a son. 18. At Kurnaul, the lady of Capt. J. H. Matthews, of H.M. 31st regt., of a daughter.

At Bignour, N. D. of Moorshedabad, the lady of Capt. B. Browne, artillery, of a son. 19. At Daeca, Mrs. G. D. Elliott, of a son.

- At Calcutta, Mrs, M. A. D'Souza, of a son. At Kidderpore, Mrs. R. Mortimer, of a son. 20. Mrs. R. Botelho, of a daughter.

21. At Rajmehal, the lady of Capt. J. G. Carter, H.M. 16th Foot, of a son.

At Calcutta, Mrs. John Moore, of a daughter. 23. At Bareilly, the lady of Cuthbert Finch, Esq., M.D., 13th N.I., of a son.

25. At Dinapore, the lady of T. Sandys, Esq., civil service, of a son.

At Calcutta, Mrs. Carter, of a daughter. 27. At Calcutta, Mrs. L. Fraser, of a son.

Mrs. T. E. Mullins, of a daughter, still-born. 28. At Agra, the lady of Lieut. W. Beckett, 9th N.I., of a daughter.

29. At Calcutta, the lady of Major Monteath, commanding 35th N.I., of a daughter.

-At Shahjehanpore, the lady of Lieut. John V. Forbes, of the 15th N.I., of a son.

-At Cawnpore, Mrs. P. Moseley, of a daughter. At Entally, Mrs. J. H. Miller, of a son. 30. At Cuttack, the lady of D. Pringle, Esq., of a daughter.

Mrs. F. A. Cornabé, of a daughter.

31. At Meerut, the lady of Assist. Com, Gen. Major John Taylor, of a daughter.

Jan. 1, 1834. At Calcutta, the lady of W. R. Young, Esq., of a daughter.

3. Mrs, P. Victor, of a daughter.

4. At Calcutta, Mrs. J. P. Maillard, of a son. - At Calcutta, Mrs. A. Rogers, of a son,

5. At Calcutta, Mrs. J. R. Hayes, of a son.

6. At Allipore, Mrs. Bowser, of a son.

At Calcutta, Mrs. R. Platts, of a daughter. 7. At Chunar, the lady of Officiating Garrison Surg. A. K. Lindesay, of a son.

9. At Balloo Ghaut, Mrs. James Hill, of a daughter,