12. At Calcutta, the lady of Lieut. J. C. C. Wilson, 25th N.I., of a son. -At Calcutta, the lady of C. Stuart, Esq., of Hurripaul, of a son. Lately. At Berhampore, the lady of Col. Piper, H.M. 38th regt., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Dec. 4. At Saugor, Lieut. Philip Goldney, 4th regt. N.I., to Mary Louisa, eldest daughter of Lieut. Col. Holbrow, of the same regiment. 10. At Calcutta, Mr. John Taylor to Mrs. Sarah Taylor. 12. At Dinapore, Lieut. and Adj. R. Houghton, 63d N.I., to Anna Matilda, eldest daughter of Lieut. Col. C. W. Brooke, commanding the Dinapore division of the army. 16. At Calcutta, Mr. G. F. Whichlow, schoolmaster, to Mrs. Mary Ann Cecelia Sherburne. 17. At Calcutta, Ens. F. B. Wardroper, 6th regt. N.I., to Miss Frances Mary White. -At Cawnpore, Mr. G. H. Bonny, of the Lucknow residency, to Miss Matilda Shenton. At Calcutta, George Galloway, Esq., to Rebecca, only daughter of J. W. Baldwin, Esq., indigo planter, late of Kishnaghur. 21. At Calcutta, Capt. H. W. Farrington. 2d. regt. N.I., to Frances, relict of the late John Turner, Esq., solicitor of the Supreme Court, Cal cutta. 25. At Mhow, M.S. Kent, Esq., of the 7th regt. L.C., to Miss Chapman. 30. At Calcutta, Lieut. S. B. Goad, of 1st regt. L.C., to Emma Gordon, second daughter of L. A. Davidson, Esq. - At Calcutta, Mr. C. St. L. Kiernan, assistant in the General Post Office, to Miss Susan Hedden. Jan. 1. At Calcutta, Mr. William Trotter, assistant, Military Board, to Mrs. Julia Eliza Tresham. 4. At Calcutta, Ens. Andrew Fitzherbert Evans, of H.M. 26th Foot, to Miss Sarah Evans. 6. At Calcutta, Mr. Joakim D'Souza to Mrs. Anna J. Turner. 13. At Calcutta, Capt. R. J. Campbell, H.M. 49th regt., to Miss Anne Crawley Collins. At Calcutta, Mr. Charles Townsend, merchant, to Miss Sophia Matilda Paxton. Lately. At Agra, Mr. C. F. D'Costa to Miss Isabella David George. DEATHS. Nov. 11. At Benares, Capt. S. M. Horsburgh, 38th N.I., and youngest son of the late Alex. Horsburgh, Esq., of Horsburgh. 21. At Serampore, Jane, wife of Charles Bennett, Esq., indigo planter. 26. At Jessore, T. Beaven, Esq., indigo planter, aged 37. 29. At Tyndony factory, Shahabad, Richard Cleaver, Esq., aged 32. Dec. 10. At Goruckpore, George Sym, Esq., aged 21. At Moonghyr, Mr. Alex. McCarthy, aged 91. 11. At Entally, Elizabeth, widow, of the late Mr. Lawrence Picachy, sen., aged 50. 14. At the General Hospital, Mr. Edw. Whiffin, chief officer of the bark New Grove, aged 21. . 15. At Cawnpore, Lieut. Col. G. H. Murray, C.B., and brigadier general on the station there. Col. M. was in command of the 16th Lancers, in which he had served upwards of thirty years. At Monghier, Priscilla, daughter of the Rev. W. Moore, aged 12 years. 16. At Calcutta, Luis De Souza, Esq., aged 34. 18. At Calcutta, Isaac Malchus, Esq., aged 64. 20. At Calcutta, Mr. John Payne, an assistant in the Marine Board Office, aged 34. At Patna, Mr. G. M. Frances, aged 33. 22. At Calcutta, Mrs. Eliz. Berkeley, aged 70. 24. At Cossimbazar, suddenly, in a few hours after her arrival from Europe, in perfect health, under her parent's roof, Sophia Isabella, aged 17 years, the eldest daughter of Thomas Mainwaring, Esq., of the civil service. - At Calcutta, Robert Macfarlane Ronald, Esq., attorney-at-law, aged 40. 25. At Calcutta, Edw. Brightman, Esq., aged 52. 26. At Calcutta, Alex. Patterson, Esq., aged 20. 27. At Calcutta, Mr. John Caviol, of the H.C. chartered ship Duke of Argyle, aged 28. At Calcutta, Mr. Joseph Creighton, assistant to the harbour-master, aged 35. 27. At Calcutta, Mr. John Robinson, of the ship Lord Hungerford, aged 28. At Calcutta, Frederick Bear Otto, a native of Breslaw, in Silesia, aged 37. 28. At Calcutta, Mr. John Hull, aged 27. - At Calcutta, Rosetta Brown, wife of Mr. Francis Dormieux, jun., aged 21. Jan. 2. At Calcutta, Mr. G. G. V. S. Schraut, indigo planter, aged 28. At Calcutta, Wm. Allan, son of Mr. Chas.. Francis, register of the Revenue Department, aged 13. 4. At Dinapore, Capt. Thos. Edwards, aged 59. At Calcutta, Mons. Pierre Moniot, aged 37. 6. At Calcutta, Henry Anthony, sixth son of the late Anthony Lackerstein, Esq., aged 16. 9. At Calcutta, John Bennett, Esq., H.C. civil service, aged 23. 10. At Calcutta, Mr. James Paschall, aged 36. 14. At Calcutta, Mr. James Linzie, son of Mr. James Ross, indigo planter, aged 21. Lately. At Entally, Mr. John Poulson, jun., of Kishnaghur, aged 24. - At Dinapore, Lieut. Nicholay, of the Hon. Company's European regiment. Madras. GOVERNMENT ORDERS, &c. NEILGHERRY HILLS. Fort St. George, Oct. 29, 1833.-The appointment of an officer to the separate, medical charge of the convalescent depôt on the Neilgherry Hills is to be discontinued from the 31st of December next, from which date the duties will be performed by Assistant Surgeon Baikie, the senior medical officer stationed on the Hills. The appointment of superintend ing medical officer on the Neilgherry Hills is also to be discontinued from the 31st of December next. BRIGADE MAJOR TO THE FORCE AT Fort St. George, Oct. 29, 1833.-Orders having been issued for the return to this coast of Brigadier Wilson, C B., and one regiment of native infantry from Malacca; the appointment of brigade major to the force at Malacca will cease from the date of Brigadier Wilson's embarkation. DEFICIENCIES IN REGIMENTAL STORES. Head-Quarters, Choultry Plain, Nov. 5, 1833. It having been brought to the notice of Government that, on the recent removal of a quarter-master serjeant to the pension establishment, certain deficiencies were found to exist in the regi mental stores, for which no satisfactory cause could be assigned, the Right Hon. the Governor in Council has been pleased to direct that the amount be recovered from the allowances of the officer commanding the regiment, by whom the returns had been counter-signed, that officer being liable to make good such deficiency under the second clause of the sixth section of the Ordnance Regulations. The Commander-in-chief, in notifying the above for general information, desires RIDING-MASTERS TO CORPS. Fort St. George, Dec. 27, 1833-1. The Right Hon. the Governor in Council, under instructions from the Supreme Government, directs the appointment of a warrant-officer as riding-master to the horse artillery and to each regiment of light cavalry. 2. The allowances of a riding-master are to be as follows:-Staff allowance, Rs. 62; horse allowance, Rs. 30; and half batta, 30. 7.; or full batta, 60. 14, according to circumstances; making a total of Rs. 122. 7. in cantonment, and Rs. 152. 14. in the field. 3. Riding-masters will be allowed houserent or tentage, as regulated for conduc tors. 4. In regard to furlough and passagemoney, when compelled from ill-health to visit Europe on medical certificate, retiring pension, and invalid pension, ridingmasters will class with conductors, and their widows shall be entitled to the pension of the latter class. 5. Whips, cavessons, ropes, and other articles required for the riding-school, and for breaking in young horses, will be provided by the quarter-master, and charged, as heretofore, to the Saddle Contract Fund, under the provisions of G.O.G., 12th Nov. last. -6. The Commander-in-chief will select + and appoint properly qualified individuals as riding-masters for the several corps above specified. 7. The riding-school at Bangalore is to be discontinued from the 31st inst. MR. LASCELLES. Fort St. George, Jan. 7, 1834.-A commission having been appointed to inquire into the conduct of Mr. Lascelles, judge of the zillah court of Chittoor, in the disposal of certain property which came under his official charge, according to the provisions of Sec. v. Reg. IV. of 1809, and having reported, in the terms of their instructions, their opinion that Mr. Lascelles "did not act throughout with integrity and good faith, and a due regard to the high principles which ought to regulate the conduct of a public functionary, in the discharge of the trust confided to him ;" and the judgment of the commission being approved by the Right Hon. the Governor in Council, Mr. Lascelles has, in consequence, been removed from the office of zillah judge of Chittoor. MOVEMENT OF CORPS. The 10th regt. N.I. to proceed from Fort St. George, by sea, to Vizagapatam. CIVIL APPOINTMENTS, &c. Nov. 1. W. H. Babington, Esq., to act for principal collector and magistrate of Salem, till further orders. Dec. 27. R. D. Parker, Esq., to be junior deputy secretary to Board of Revenue. T. H. Davidson, Esq., to be head-assistant to register to Court of Sudr and Foujdaree Udalut. 31. C. H. Hallett, Esq., to succeed Mr. Paternoster as register to Provincial Court of Appeal and Circuit in northern division. Jan. 3, 1834. E. B. Wrey, Esq., to be judge and criminal judge of Nellore, in suc. to Mr. Bushby. H. T. Bushby, Esq., to be judge and crimina} judge of Rajahmundry, in suc. to Mr. Vibart on his embarkation for Europe. -7. W. Harrington, Esq., to be judge and criminal judge of Chittoor, v. Mr. Lascelles. A. E. Angelo, Esq., to be judge and criminal jndge of Chicacole, v. Mr. Harrington. 9. E. F. Elliot, Esq., to act as superintendent of police during absence of Mr. Keighly. 10. John Vaughan, Esq., to resume office of second judge of Provincial Court of Appeal and Circuit for Western Divison. S. Nicholls, Esq., to be second judge of ditto ditto for Northern Division. G. J. Cassamajor, Esq., to be second judge of ditto ditto for Centre Division, and to act as first judge until further orders. J. Blackburne, Esq., to act as principal collector and magistrate of Madura. J. C. Wroughton, Esq., to act as collector and magistrate of Tinnevelley. 14. Arthur Rowlandson, Esq., to be sheriff of Madras for present year, in room of Mr. W. H. Hart resigned. W. H. Hart, Esq., to be a police magistrate, v. Sterling dec. John Savage, Esq., to be 2d-commissioner of Court of Commissioners for recovery of small debts. J. Y. Fullerton, Esq., to be 3d ditto ditto. The following gentlemen have reported their return to this presidency :-S. Nicholls, A. I. Cherry, J. A. R. Stevenson, and C. H. Hallett, Esqrs. F. Hall and W. U. Arbuthnot, Esqrs., attained the rank of junior merchants on 26th Oct, and 21st Head-Quarters, Oct. 11 to 16, 1833.-The following orders confirmed :-Ens. H. P. White to act as qu. mast. and interp. to 47th N.I., during absence of Lieut. Blaxland on duty; date 26th Sept.-Assist. Surg. Innes, 32d N.I., to act as garrison surgeon at Cannanore; date 26th April 1833. Lieut. Col. W. Pickering posted to 50th N.I. Veteran Battalions. Maj. C. O. Fothergill removed from 1st to 2d Nat. Vet. Bat., and to command detachment of that corps at Chingleput; Maj. Chas. Poulton, 2d N. V.B., to command detachment of that corps at Guntoor; Capts. A. A. Mussita and H. J. Lodington removed from 2d to Carnatic Europ. Vet. Bat., and to join at Vizagapatam; Capt. J. W. Moncrieffe and Lieut. Edw. Stevenson removed from 2d to Carnatic Europ. Vet. Bat. Oct. 17 to 31.-Assist. Surg. C. Kevin to do duty with H.M. 45th regt.; Assist. Surg. J. Cornfoot with H.M. 57th do., and Assist. Surg. R. H. Buchanan, with H.M. 62d do. Lieut. and Adj. G. Allan to act as qu. mast. and interp. to 3d L. Inf., during absence of Lieut. Sharp on duty at Masulipatam; date of order 9th Oct. Surg. R. Davidson removed from 29th to 1st bat. of artillery, and Surg. James Smith from latter to former corps. Nov. 2.-The name of Lieut. Birley, 27th N.I., to be struck off returns of 39th regt. - Nov. 5 to 9.-Cornet Wm. Vine to duty with 6th L.C. till further orders. Lieut. Freeman to act as qu. mast. and interp. to 42d N.I., during absence of Lieut. Smith on furl.; date of order 1st Oct. Assist. Surg. G. Lubbren removed from Wynaad Rangers to 51st N.I., and Assist. Surg. G. E. Edgcome from latter to former corps. Nov. 12 to 15.-Vet. Surg. G. A. Pegler to do duty with F. troop horse artillery at Secunderabad. Lieut. Dennett to act as qu. mast. and interp. to 24th N.I., during absence of Lieut. Pope on furl.; date of order 1st Nov. Assist. Surg. W. D. D. La Touche, M.D., to do duty with horse artillery at the Mount. Fort St. George, Dec. 27.-37th N.I. Ens. R. Cotton to be lieut., v. Broadstreet dec.; date of com. 14th Feb. 1833. Cadet of Infantry C. J. Gibbon admitted on estab., and prom to ensign. Dec. 31.-Mr. J. F. Hastie admitted on estab. as an assist. surgeon, and app. to do duty under surgeon of general hospital. Assist. Surg. J. L. Geddes to be surgeon from 10th Dec. 1833, v. Norris retired. Jan. 2 and 3, 1834.-Lieut. C. F. Liardet, 14th N.I., to be deputy assist. adj. gen. of northern di vision, v. Spicer dec. 3d L.Inf. Ens. J. A. Light to be lieut, v. Drew dec.; date of com. 24th Dec. 1834. * 12th N.I. Lieut. P. D. Glover to be capt., and Ens. C. J. Elphinstone to be lieut., v. Spicer dec.; date of coms. 25th Dec. 1833. Jan. 7.-Capt. I. C. Coffin, 12th N.I., to be paymaster in Mysore, v. Sargent prom. Surg. John White to be medical storekeeper at presidency, from 20th Jan 1834, v. Atkinson. Capt. Drake commanding, and Lieut. O'Connor, late staff-officer in depôt of European pensioners at Cuddalore, censured for impropriety of conduct.-Capt. Drake removed from command. Sub. Assist. Com. Gen. Capt. R. M. Humffreys, 2d N.I. (having been repeatedly guilty of disrespectful conduct towards Col. Farran, commanding the Nagpore subsidiary force) removed from commissariat department, and replaced at disposal of Com.-in-chief. Head-Quarters, Dec. 26 to 31.-Lieut. Halpin to act as qu. mast. to 25th N.I., during absence of Lieut. Nicholls on furl.; date of order 14th Dec. 1833. Assist. Surg. John Drever, from pioneers, removed to corps of sappers and miners, v. Ricks. -Surg. Alex. Campbell, 50th, to rejoin his corps. -Assist. Surg. E. W. Eyre removed from 50th to 34th regt., and Assist. Surg. C. J. Cowie from latter corps to 16th N.I. Lieut. A. Grant, 5th L.C., to act as adj. to that corps, v. M'Leod permitted to resign, at his own request.-Ens. C. J. Gibbon to do duty with 19th N.I. Surg. W. E. E. Conwell, M.D., removed from 4th bat. artillery to 10th N.I., and Surg. J. L. Geddes (late prom.) posted to 4th bat. artillery. Lieut. Peter Fair, 41st regt., to act as adj. to that corps from 12th Dec., v. Hall prom. Jan. 4, 1834.-Lieut. H. Gordon, 18th N.I., to act as deputy assist. qu. mast. gen. in centre division of army, during absence of Capt. Ely. Lieut. T. M'Goun to act as adj. of pioneers during absence of Lieut. Holloway on furlough; date of order 12th July 1833. Fort St. George, Jan. 7.-Capt. D. H. Eaton, 2d N.I., to act as deputy assist. com. gen., during employment of Capt. Clarke on other duty. Lieut. A. Trotter, 35th N.I., to be sub. assist. com. gen., v. Humffreys removed. Jan. 10.-Surg. James Stevenson to be staff surgeon at Jaulnah, v.White; and Surg. John Lamb, M.D., to be garrison surgeon at Cannanore, v. Ste venson. Lieut. C. G. Ottley, 39th N.I., to be fort adj. at Vellore, v. Lewis proceeding to Europe. 2d N.I. Lieut. Hopton Stewart to be qu. mast. and interpreter. 17th N.I. Lieut. G. B. Marshall to be adj. Assist. Surg. T. M. Lane to be surgeon, from 10th Dec. 1833, v. Norris retired. 4th L.C. Cornet of Cavalry S. W. Hennah, from 7th L.C., to be lieutenant, v. Ravenscroft dec.; date of com. 15th April 1833. Jan. 14.-Lieut. Col. W. Gerrard to be acting chief engineer, with a seat at Military Board. Lieut. Col. W. Monteith to be superintending engineer, presidency division, on departure of Maj. Sim for Europe. Capt. F. H. Wheeler, 51st N.I., to be paymaster to Nagpore subsidiary force, v. Coffin. Assist. Surg. B. J. Everitt permitted to enter on general duties of army.-Mr. E. G. Bedwell admitted on estab. as an assist. surg., and directed to do duty under surgeon in charge of general hospital. Head-Quarters, Jan. 7 and 8.-Lieut. W. Borthwick, 9th N.I., to act as qu. mast. and interp. to that corps from 24th Dec., v. Roberts prom. The following removals ordered: - Capt. W. Drake, 21st N.I., Capt. R. H. Humffreys, 2d do., and Lieut. H. E. C. O'Conner, 32d N.I., to join their respective corps forthwith. - Ens. T. P. Moore, 5th N.I., and Ens. W. H. Wapshare, 10th do.-Ens. Wm. Leader, removed from 45th to 5th regt. as second ensign; Ens. Charles Burton, from 42d to 41st do., as ditto; Ens. James Jackson, from 18th to 14th do., as ditto; Ens. W. McG. Carden, from 26th to 31st do., as ditto. The following orders confirmed:-Lieut. S. C. Briggs, 31st N.I., to act as adj. to that corps, during absence of Lieut. Milnes on sick cert.; date 25th Dec.-Lieut. W. G. Johnstone, 12th N.I., to act as adj. to that corps during absence of Lieut. Bell, on sick cert.; date 26th Dec. Jan. 13.-The following removals and postings ordered :-Lieut. Cols. G. M. Steuart from 4th to 5th N.I.; H. Walpole, from 25th to 20th do.; J. Perry from 5th to 9th do; J. Morgan, from 24th to 4th do.; J. Moncrieff, from 20th to 25th do. ; J. P. James, from 9th to 24th do.-Surgeons J. Lamb, M.D., from 5th L.C. to 41st N.I.; G. B. Macdonell, from 41st N.I. to 5th L.C.; T. M. Lane (late prom.) to 2d N.I.-Assist. Surgs. W. G. Maxwell, from 42d to 41st N.I.; T. Willy, doing duty with 39th regt., to 42d N.I.; J. Kellie, from 8th L.C. to 5th L.C.; J. Quin, from 5th L.C. to 2d N. V. B., and to medical charge of all details at Wallajabad.Assist. Surg. J. Dorward app., to medical charge of 33d regt., during absence of Assist. Surg. Middlemist. Fort St. George, Jan. 17.-Major A. Ross to be inspector-general of civil estimates. Capt. A. Lawe, corps of engineers, to be superintending engineer in Malabar and Canara, v. Ross; and Lieut. E. Lawford to be superintending engineer in ceded districts, v. Lawe. Assist. Surg. B. G. Maurice to be surgeon, v. Herklots dec.; date of rank 8th Jan. 1834.-Assist. Surg. James Cornfoot permitted to enter on general duties of army. Examinations. The undermentioned officers having passed examination in Hindoostanee language, are deemed by Commander-in-chief entitled to reward authorized by Hon. the Court of Direc tors:-2d-Lieut. G. Hutton, artillery; Lieut. H. B. Blogg, 7th L.C.; Lieut. H. Stewart, 2d N.I.; Lieut. G. B. Marshall, 17th do. Returned to duty, from Europe.-Oct. 15. Capt. A. T. Cotton, engineers.-Nov. 5. Lieut. James Whistler, 6th L.C.-Dec. 27. Lieut. Col. John Ogilvie, 9th N.I.-Lieut. Col. J. T. Trewman, 21st N.I.-Lieut. Col. John Henry, 23d N.I.Lieut. Wm. Gordon, 6th N.I.-Lieut. E. Roberts, 49th N.I.-31. Lieut. W. G. Beagin, 2d N.I.-Jan. 14. Lieut. R. H. Richardson, 7th L.C.-Capt., Geo. Wright, 10th N.I.- Lieut. Hugh Walker, 14th N.I.-Capt. Alfred Borradaile, 4th L.C.Lieut. Herbert Beaver, 5th N.I.- Lieut. Edw. Cowie, 18th N.I.-Lieut. F. L. Nicolay, 29th N.I. -Ens. J. L. Stephenson, Europ. regt.-Lieut. Col. Wm. Gerrard, engineers.-17. Lieut. T. L. Pettigrew, 6th L.C.-Lieut. H. A. Nutt, 7th L.C. -Capt. Chas. Wilford, 40th N.I.-Capt. Mark Blaxland, 51st N.I.-Lieut. John Hutchins, 33d N.I.-Col. G. L. Wahab, 15th N.I.-Capt. H. T. Van Heythuysen, Car. Europ. vet. bat. Off-Reckoning Fund. - In consequence of the death of Maj. Gen. Geo. Bowness, of the infantry, the following addition to the list of officers entitled to off-reckonings is authorized:-Cols. H. G. A. Taylor, and B. B. Parlby, c.B., each half share, from 7th July 1833. FURLOUGHS. To Europe.-Dec. 31. 2d-Lieut. T. H. Campbell, of artillery, for health.-Jan. 3. Capt. H. R. Kirby, 4th N.I.-2d-Lieut. J. H. Bordieu, of artillery, for one year, on private affairs (his former leave cancelled).-7. Brev. Capt. J. Lewis, 24th N.I., for health.-Lieut. M. Carthew, 21st N.I., for health.-Lieut. O. Bell, 12th N.I., for health (to embark from western coast).-Lieut. John Milnes, 29th N.I., for health.-10. Maj. D. Sim, for health;-14. 2d-Lieut, G. W. Harrison, artillery, for one year, on private affairs.-15. Maj. A. Dyce, 4th N.I.-17. Lieut. P. Bedingfield, 37th N.I. To Cape of Good Hope.-Dec. 31. Maj. H. Salmon, Carnatic Europ. Vet. Bat., to remain until 31st Jan, 1835, for health.-Jan. 7. Lieut. C. Bradford, 28th N.I., for health (eventually to Eu rope). To Sea.-Jan. 7. Lieut. P. Popo, 24th N.I., for health until 31st Jan. 1836 (or to Cape of Good Hope).-14. Lieut. F. C. Cotton, civil engineer centre division, for eighteen months, for health. SHIPPING. Arrivals. JAN. 3. Sophia, Bluett, from Calcutta.-5. Auranza, Laing, from Swan River.-7. Peru, Gràham, from Singapore, Malacca, and Penang; and Lord Castlereagh, Tonks, from Calcutta.-8. Enchantress, Canney, from Van Diemen's Land and Mauritius; and Atlas, Hurstwick, from Isle of France.-9. Madras, Beach, from London and Cape; and Exporter, Anwyl, from Mauritius.-11. Alexander, Saunderson, from Calcutta.-12. Pegasus, Howlett, and Drongan, M'Kenzie, both from Calcutta.-13. Lady Flora, Ford, from London.-14. Warrior, Stone, from Calcutta.-15. Petite Nanci, de Trelo, from Bordeaux.-17. Waterloo, Cow, from Mauritius.-19. Mary Ann, Hornblow, from London.-20. Lady McNaghten, Faith, from Quilon. Departures. DEC. 30. Copernicus, May, for Covelong and Calcutta.-JAN. 2. Asia, Stead, for London.-8.. Polonais, Darluc, for Pondicherry.-11. Lord Castlereagh, Tonks, for Bombay; and Exporter, An- wyl, for Covelong and Calcutta.-13. Pegasus Howlett, for New South Wales, and Atlas, Hurstwick, for Covelong and Calcutta.-16. Enchantress, Canney, for Covelong and Calcutta.-18. Wellington, Liddell, for London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Sept. 22. At Nagercoil, the wife of the Rev. Wm. Miller, of a son. Oct. 18. At Vepery, Mrs. Allen, relict of the late Capt. D. Allen, commanding Nellore, of a son. Nov. 5. At Secunderabad, the lady of Lieut. J. B. Neeve, 37th N.I., of a son. 10. At sea, on board the brig Bucephalus, from Moulmein to Penang, the lady of Capt. Middlecoat, Madras artillery, of a daughter. 14. At Masulipatam, the lady of Major V. Mathias, 14th N.I., of a son. 15. At Trichinopoly, the lady of Capt. and Paymaster Barton, H.M.'s 54th Foot, of a daughter. 17. At Palaveram, the lady of Lieut. Henry Vanderzee, 27th N.I., of a son. At Nellore, the lady of William Elliott, Esq., civil service, of a son. 19. At Madras, the lady of H. T. Bushby, Esq., civil service, of a son. Dec. 8. At Masulipatam, the lady of Lieut. Mc Leod, 42d N.I., of a daughter. 12. At Madras, Mrs. G. B. Shaw, of a son. 20. At Vizianagram, the lady of Major Leggatt, commanding 3d L. Inf., of a son. - At Madras, Mrs. John France, of a son. 24. At Trichinopoly, the lady of Capt. W. Justice, paymaster of southern division, of a son. 25. At Secunderabad, the lady of Capt. Bradstreet, of a daughter. Jan. 1, 1834. At Jaulnah, the lady of Capt. J., D. Awdry, sub.-assist. com. gen., of a son. 7. At sea, on board the Atlas, the lady of Capt. George Wright, 10th N.I., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Nov. 11. At Vepery, Mr. Charles Johnston to Miss Harriet Cunningham. Dec. 19. At Vepery, Mr. C. J. Hoffman to Harriett Hurdis, only daughter of Mr. John Ambrose Johnson. 24. At Secunderabad, Henry Hooper, Esq., vet. surg. 4th L.C., to Catherine Augusta, 3d daughter of the late Rev. J. J. Baines, rector of Cald Wes-> ton and vicar of Caynham, Shropshire. 28. At Kamptee, Capt. Philip R. Chambers, Madras European regt., to Charlotte Catherine, eldest daughter of Lieut. Col. James Wahab, C.B., commanding the 34th light infantry. DEATHS. Aug. 13. At sea, Superintending Surg. S. M. Stephenson, of this establishment. Sept. 28. Whilst proceeding on public duty to Khorassan, to join the Prince Royal of Persia, Surg. John Cormick, of this establishment. Nov. 15. At Madras, Capt. Murphy, of the brig SERVICES OF LIEUT. COL. HARDY. HeadQuarters, Cump Povna, Dec. 27, 1833. It is with feelings of sincere regret, that the Commander-in-chief takes leave of Lieut. Col. Hardy, quarter-master general of the Bombay army, who has tendered his resignation with a view of retiring from the service. In justice to this zealous and able officer, his Excellency thus publicly acknowledges the assistance which he has always received from the Lieut. Colonel's intimate knowledge of all the branches of his department. The Commander-in-chief, in offering his warm thanks to Lieut. Col. Hardy, desires to record his opinion of the loss that the army will sustain in an officer of the Lieut. Colonel's professional acquirements and sound judgment, both in the department over which he has for many years presided, and in the corps of artil lery, which his experience of the horse and foot service would have so well qualified him to command. Dec. 17. Mr. E. Montgomerie to be assistant judge and session judge of Surat, for detachment of Broach. 21. Mr. John Warden, to be senior magistrate of police, and revenue judge at presidency. Capt. J. M. Shortt, 13th N.I., to be superintendent of police at presidency, from 1st Jan. 1834. Mr. Gray to resume his duties as magistrate of police of centre division. 30. Mr. George L. Elliott to be joint judge and session judge of Poona." Jan. 6. Mr. G. Grant to be acting assistant judge and session judge of Conkan, for detached station of Rutnagherry. Mr. A. Hornby to be acting assistant judge and session judge of Surat. General Department. Jan. 3. Mr. A. N. Shaw to be acting deputy l'ersian secretary to Government. Furloughs.-Dec. 28. Mr. W. H. Harrison, to England, for three years, for health.-30. Mr. G. A. E. Campbell, to England, ditto, ditto.-Jan. 22. Mr. J. A. Shaw, to sea, for one year, for health. ECCLESIASTICAL APPOINT MENTS. The Rev. H. Jeffreys, A.M., to be senior chaplain on departure of Mr. Davies; and the Rev. D. Young, A.M., to be junior presidency and garrison chaplain, including performance by them of duty at Colaba, and the harbour. The Rev. R. Ward, A.M., chaplain of Poona and Seroor, to be chaplain of Kirkee and assistant chaplain of Poona; and the Rev. E. Mainwaring, A.B., acting chaplain of Colaba and the harbour, to be chaplain of Poona and Seroor. MILITARY APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, &c. Bombay Castle, Dec. 6, 1833.-Cadets of Infantry L. Scott and G. T. Pogson admitted on estab., and prom. to ensigns.-Mr. F. W. Watkins admitted on estab. as an assist. surgeon. Dec. 7.-The following temporary arrangements confirmed:-Lieut. G. H. Bellasis to be acting adj. to detachment of 24th N.I. at Broach.-Lieut. W. Chambers, 13th N.I., to act as line adj. at Dapoolee, on departure of Lieut. De l'Hoste for přesidency. 2d-Lieut. J. N. Rooke, regt. of artil., having been restored to his rank by Hon. the Court of Directors, 2d-Lieut. J. B. Woonam to be again borne as supernum. to estab. Dec. 9.-Surg. Glen to be stationed on Neilgherry Hills for purpose of affording medical aid to civil, proceed thither on sick certificate. military, and naval officers of this estab, who may Dec. 10.-Assist. Surg. Grierson relieved from duty in Indian navy, and Assist. Surg. Keith placed at disposal of acting superintendent of that branch of service. Dec. 12.-Capt. M. Stack, 3d L.C., to act for Capt. Mansfield in command of Poonah Auxiliary Horse, during absence of latter officer on sick cert. Dec. 13.-Assist. Surg. M. T. Kays, M.D., app. to medical charge of police of presidency. Dec. 16.-12th N.I. Lieut. W. J. Eastwick to be adj., v. Maughan placed at disposal of Madras government; date of app. 28th Nov. Dec. 18.-Maj. R. W. Gillum, 21st N.I., permitted to retire from Hon. Company's service, on pay of his rank, and to proceed to Europe. Dec. 20.-Assist. Surg. H. T. Chatterton to suc ceed Assist. Surg, Mackell as civil surgeon at Kaira. Dec. 26.-Surg. Orton to act as superintending surgeon of Poona division during absence of Superintend. Surg. Trash at Mahableswur Hills. Dec. 27.-Assist. Surg. D. Stewart, M D., to be acting civil surgeon at Rutnagherry. Dec. 30.-Deputy Qu. Mast. Gen. of Army Major A. Morse to be qu. mast. gen., v. Hardy resigned, with official rank of lieut. col.; Assist. Qu. Mast. Gen. Major C. F. Hart to be deputy qu.mast. gen., v. Morse; Deputy Assist. Qu. Mast. Gen. Capt. N. Campbell to be assist. qu. mast. gen., v. Hart.; and Acting Deputy Assist. Qu. Mast. Gen. Lieut. J. Holland to be be deputy assist. qu. mast. gen., v. Campbell.-Lieut. J. Holland, 22d N.I., to act as assist. qu. mast. gen. during absence of Capt. Willoughby. Dec. 31.-21st N.I. Capt. E. F. Hamilton to be major, Lieut. Wm. Wyllie to be capt, and Ens. F. Twynam to be lieut., in suc. to Gillum retired; date 24th Dec. 1833. Jan. 3, 1834.-Assist. Surg. J. F. Hiddle to be assistant to assay master, as a temporary measure; and Assist. Surg. J. Ryan to act for Assist. Surg. Hiddle as assist. garrison surgeon and medical storekeeper. Jan. 6.-Lieut. and Brigade Major A. R. Wilson to take charge of deputy assist. adj. general's department during absence of Capt. Crawley on leave; and Lieut. J. C. Hartley to take charge of |