Ross; Masters Lewis, Caulfied, Bedford, Shearman, Sherriff, Sandys, Studd, Green, Ward, Harrowell, Graham, Richardson, Baddely, Barnes, Lawson, Lyall, Tomkyns, 3 Read, 2 Wilson, 2 Watson, and 3 Maseyks; 12 servants.

Per Upton Castle, from Bombay: Colonel and Mrs. Shuldham and two children; Colonel and Mrs. Briggs and one child; Maj. Dunsterville and two children; Mrs. Bruce; Mrs. Mackintosh and child; Mrs. MacIntyre; Mrs. Fleetwood; Capt. and Mrs. Payne and two children; Colonel Burford and child; Maj. Whlte, horse artil.; Mr. S. Moore, civil service, and two children; Capt. Cowell, H.M.'s 60th regt.; Mrs. Cowell; two Misses Wilson, daughter of Col. Wilson, Bengal service; two Masters Dunlop; 95 invalids.-(Maj. Gen. Wilson died on the passage.)

PASSENGERS TO INDIA.

Per Minerva, for Madras and Bengal. Capt. A. Inglis, in charge of recruits; Mrs. Inglis; Lieut. A. Taylor, for Madras; Lieut. J. C. Tudor, for Bengal; Cornet French, H.M.'s 11th Drags.; L. Clark, Esq., Madras C. S.; Mr. Moran; Messrs. J. H. Sanders and W. Foules, free mariners; Mr. H. Ludlow, assist. surg.; Mr. W. F. Rice, free merchant; Misses C. Beecher, L. Beecher, and H. Beecher; Misses M. Martin, E. M'Leod, P. M'Leod, C. Dalrymple, V. Campbell, C. Stirling, Clara Stirling, and C. Anderson; Mrs. Roy and child; several European and native servants.

Per Warren Hastings, for Madras and Bengal: Maj. C. Elphinstone; Mrs. Elphinstone and three children; Mrs. Jane Gray, Messrs. Layard and Barrett, cadets; Mrs. Rose; Miss C. Shaw; Mr. G. Gough, writer; Mrs. Gough; Maj. M'Laren; Capt. and Mrs. Harris; Capt. Skirrow, Lieut. Griffith, Lieut. Erskine, Lieut. White, and Ens. Hamilton, H.M.'s 48th regt. ; Lieut. Blaquire, Lieut. Beare, Lieut. Edwards, Ens. Lacey, and Ens. Edmonds, H.M.'s 46th regt.; Ens. Wheatstone, H.M.'s 54th regt.; Ens. Waldron, H.M.'s 30th regt.; 270 troops H.M.'s service.

Per Lady M'Naghten, for Madras and Bengal: Capt. O'Connor and lady; Mr. Cole, assist. surg. ; Mr. Trimlet; Mr. and Mrs. Jones; Messrs. Prescott, Brockman, Turnbull, Samler, Golding, Paton, Napier, Lloyd, Campbell, Bignell, Blackburn, Nesbitt, Henderson, Anderson, and Loughnan; Miss M. A. Stuart.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

April 24. In Euston Square, the lady of H. Ferguson, Esq., of Calcutta, of a son.

May 4. At his house, in York Buildings, the lady of Col. White, of a daughter.

14. At Blackheath, the lady of R. Boyd, Esq., of the Hon. E. I. Company's service, of a daugh

ter.

15. The lady of Capt. G. Probyn, of the H.C.'s ship Minerva, of a son.

17. In Lower Grosvenor Street, the widow of Hans Sotheby, Esq., late of the Bengal civil service, of a son.

MARRIAGES.

April 17. At Llangollen, North Wales, T. M. Griffith, Esq., of Wrexham, county of Denbigh, to Anne Mary, eldest daughter of the late Capt. T. Robertson, of the Hon. E. I. Company's service.

26. At Enfield, John Palmer, Esq., to_Rose Mary Henrietta,second daughter of the late Lieut. Col. John Riddell.

28. At St. George's, Hanover Square, H. Dawes, Esq., of the Bengal civil service, to Maria, daugh ter of the late W. Noble, Esq., of Foley Place.

May 10. At St. Clements' Danes, P. Fennings, Esq., to Eliza Sophia, daughter of the late E. Bird, Esq., of St. Mary's, Southampton, formerly a captain in the Bengal infantry.

15. At St. Marylebone New Church, the Rev. H. K. Bonney, D.D., Archdeacon of Bedford, to Charlotte, daughter of the late John Perry, Esq., of Moor Hall, Essex.

19. At Millbrooke, A. Hamond, Esq., of the Inner Temple, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late Ross Moore, Esq., of the Bengal establishment.

DEATHS.

Jan. 12. At sea, on his passage from Madras to the Cape of Good Hope, J. L. Grant, Esq., late Master Attendant at Madras.

Feb. 7. At sea, on board the Palmyra, on the passage to England, Capt. J. F. Paton, of the Bengal engineers, aged 30.

24. At sea, on board the Fairlie, on the passage home, Col. Garnham, of the 36th regt. Bengal N.I. April 21. In the Commercial Road, Capt. W. Jover, of the 64th Bengal N.I., aged 39.

25. At Edinburgh, Mrs. M. Scheviz, widow of the late Maj. H. Cumming, 31st foot.

27. At Park Place, Regent's Park, Hans Sotheby, Esq., of the Bengal civil service, and second son of W. Sotheby, Esq., of Sewardstone, Essex.

29. At Walworth, Mary, relict of Mr. John Browne, senior associate engraver of the Royal Academy, aged 70.

May 4. In Jermyn Street, P. Denniss, Esq., late captain on half-pay of 41st foot.

7. At Grove Cottage, St. John's Wood, Wm. Tait, Esq., formerly Superintending Surgeon at Madras, in his 64th year.

13. In Montague Square, Anna, daughter of the late G. Harper, Esq., of the Hon. E. I. Company's service.

16. At his house on Blackheath Hill, J. Walker, Esq.

20. At Highgate, Frances, wife of H. Johnson, Esq., of the East-India House.

On his passage home, Lieut. J. S. Webb, late of the Bombay artillery, third son of R. H. Webb, Esq.

22. Capt. J. C. Lambie, late of the Bengal cavalry, aged 33.

At Gunnersbury Park, Ealing, Major Alex. Morison, of the Bengal service, in his 69th year. Lately. At sea, on board the Upton Castle, on the passage home, Maj. Gen. Samuel Wilson, of the Bombay army.

-On board H. M. S. Warspite, at Sydney, New South Wales, Commodore Sir James Brisbane, C.B., late commanding his Majesty's ships in the East-Indies.

For Sale 4 June-Prompt 31 August. Tea. Bohea, 850,000 lb.; Congou, Campoi, Pekoe, and Souchong, 5,350,000 lb.; Twankay and Hyson-Skin, 1,300.000 lb.; Hyson, 200,000 ̊tb.Total, including Private-Trade, 7,700,000 lb.

For Sale 12 June-Prompt 7 September. Company's.-Bengal, Coast, and Surat Piece Goods.-Damaged Bengal and Coast Piece Goods. Private-Trade.-Piece Goods-Longcloths-Sallampores-Blue Sallampores-Blue Cloths-Nankeens Blue Nankeens Bandannoes - Yellow Bandannoes-Madras Handkerchiefs-MuslinsCorahs-Choppah Romals-Cotton Romals-China Silk Piece Goods-Wrought Silks-Damasks

phor, Lac Lake, Lac Dye, Red Wood, or Red Saunders, imported up to the 31st Dec. 1815, and of all other Goods imported up to the 5th July 1821, which have continued warehoused longer than allowed by law."-The Court have therefore given notice, that, in pursuance of the above communication, they are preparing lists of all Goods, and falling within the above description now in the Company's Warehouses, and when such lists are completed the Court will fix a Day or Days for the sale or other disposal thereof, of which due notice will be given.

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CARGOES of EAST-INDIA COMPANY'S SHIPS lately arrived. CARGOES of the William Fairlie, Earl of Bal-, carras, Castle Huntly, King George the Fourth,

A.

Abel (Dr.), notice of his death, 669.
Accident, distressing, at Calcutta, 83-on
the river near Allahabad, 84-several in
the Hooghly, 388-on the river, near
Howrah, 672.

Acheenese, treachery of, 631.
Actors, Hindoo, exhibiting in Calcutta,
513.

Admiralty Court-Question of bottomry
respecting the ship Atlas, 176, 408-
suit for wages brought by a mariner
against the owner of the ship Minstrel,
298-action for wages brought by the
purser of the ship Lady Campbell, 299.
Africa, account of Lieut. Col. Denham's
mission to the Coast of, 250.
Agricultural Society of Calcutta-meeting
of, in August, 374.

Agricultural and Horticultural Society of
New South Wales meetings of, in
August and October, 661.

Agriculture, questions respecting the va-
rious methods of, prevalent throughout
India, 479.

Ainslie (Dr. W.), review of his Materia
Indica, 57.

Alexander (Lieut.), review of his Travels
from India to England, 649.
Algoa Bay, account of, 287.
Alligator, fight between and a tiger, 852
America, trade of, with China, 682-right
of, to trade with Singapore, ib.
Amherst (Lord), departs on a tour to the
Upper Provinces, 83-particulars of his
tour, 524, 669, 846-death of his eldest
son, 387-receives the thanks of the
East-India Company for his exertions
during the Burmese War, 99-also for
his conduct in regard to Bhurtpore,
134-dignities of Viscount and Earl
granted to, 177.

Anecdote, Hindoo, 374-of the present
Shah of Persia, 512.

Antimony found in large masses in Bor-
neo, 63-singular property in, 664.
Apologues from Sadi, 253.
Arabic periodical about to be started in
France, 509.

Army (Indian), suggestions for the im-
provement of its system, 7-vote of
thanks passed at the East-India House
to the portion recently employed against
Ava, 98 also to those employed
Asiatic Journ. VOL. XXIII. No.138.

against Bhurtpore, 134-thanked by
Parliament 880, 881-honorary distinc-
tions conferred on officers and corps,
302-important arrangements submitted
to Government by Lord Lake for im-
proving the condition of the Bengal
troops, 312-donation to the forces late-
ly employed against the Burmese, 385-
answer to an attack against the character
of the native troops in the Monthly Re-
view, 461-alterations required in the
inedical branch of the service, 207, 339,
499-review of Capt. Badenach's work
on the state of the army, 500-general
orders issued to; also promotions in:
see Calcutta, Madras, &c.

- (British) serving in the East, pro-
motions and changes in, 178, 303, 410,
587,688,886-furloughs of officers from,
76, 523, 667-vote of thanks passed to
the portion of, engaged in the late war,
98, 134, 880-honorary distinctions con-
ferred on officers and men belonging to,
302, 410-courts-martial on officers in,
530, 676, 857.

Arracan, journey across the mountains of,
14-medical topography of, 249, 508-
account of the diseases that prevailed in
the provinces during the late campaign,
508 ancient history of the kingdom,
ib.

Arras, or Arares, Shakspearian bridge
over, 513.

Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ire
land-proceedings of, in December, 60-
January, 257-February, 407-March,
514-April, 686, 688-May, 831.

of Calcutta-proceedings of,
in July, 61-September, 507-Novem-
ber, 657- January, 833.

of Paris-meeting of, 834.
Assam, observations of Capt. Neufville on
the geography and population of, 62—
account of a native history of, 507-
roads in, 854.

Atmospheric Tides, theory of, 345.
Attornies, Calcutta, particulars respecting,
264.

Australia-see New South Wales and Van
Diemen's Land.

Australian Agricultural Company, annual
general meeting of, 300.

dva-product of our territories in, 848--
see also Burman Empire.
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