THE THRESHER'S INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOATS. HESE really important articles of under clothing, although manufactured expressly for India, are equally valuable in all tropical climates, and are strongly recommended by all medical men as the most effectual preventative of the many diseases arising from check of perspira tion to which the residents in warm climates are so particularly liable. This manufacture possesses all the advantages, without the inconvenience, of flannel waistcoats; the texture is light, soft, and delicate, perfectly free from all irritating or disagreeable qualities, and a very superior absorbent, consequently the very best description of under-waistcoat that can be worn in India, or in any warm climate. The valuable qualities of THRESHER'S INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOATS are well known and have been long tested in India, and the very general approval and consequent demand for them has given rise to many inferior imitations, which, with a view to deceive, have been variously marked India Gauze, Oriental Gauze, Gauze Vigonia, &c. Messrs. THRESHER and GLENNY, therefore, beg most particularly to impress upon all parties the necessity of applying direct to their establishment, 152, STRAND, LONDON, for any they may require, and also most especially to caution the public against purchasing any article of the kind except those which are marked THRESHER'S INDÍA GAUZE, as none others can be depended upon. These waistcoats are made both for ladies and gentlemen, and Messrs. Thresher and Glenny undertake to forward them in dozens or half-dozens to every part of England and the principal towns of Ireland and Scotland, carriage free, at the following prices :-Gentlemen's, 788. per dozen, and Ladies', 668. per dozen; and also to pack and forward them, free of expense, to any agent in India, by the overland route, at the following additional rates, viz. 12s. per dozen to Calcutta, Madras, and Ceylon, and 18s. per dozen to Bombay. OUTFITS TO INDIA, BY SHIP AND OVERLAND. Every particular connected with outfits to India, both for ladies and gentlemen, including detailed lists of requisite clothing, uniforms, &c. &c. for every appointment, with the necessary variations for the outfits of CIVILIANS, CADETS, ASSISTANT-SURGEONS, &c. together with every information respecting passage by ship and by the overland route, baggage, packing, &c., will be forwarded on application to Messrs. Thresher and Glenny, as above. TRANSIT THROUGH EGYPT, From Alexandria to Suez, under direction of the Egyptian Transit Company, only 2 cwt. of baggage is allowed without extra charge, and no package or trunk should exceed 80 lb. weight. THE REGULATION OVERLAND TRUNKS & CASES, Manufactured by Thresher and Glenny especially for the TRANSIT THROUGH EGYPT, and for the cabins of the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-ships to MALTA, ALEXANDRIA, and INDIA, can only be procured at their East-India Outfit Warehouse, 152, Strand, London. All communications addressed to Messrs. THRESHER and GLENNY, 152, STRAND, LONDON, will have immediate attention. THE HAND-BEDSTEAD, weight only 17 lbs. OHN BESEMERES and SONS, CLOTHIERS, OUTland travellers to India to inspect this Portable Bedstead, price 12s. 6d., invented and made only by them. Although so light, it is strong, compact, of full size, and may be used without a mattress; it passes readily into a bag 6 inches in diameter, 24 long. Bedstead, bedding, blankets, sheets, quilt, &c., packed in one of their (21s.) Waterproof Regulation Overland Trunks, weigh under 50 lbs. Lists of Outfit for Cadets and Assistant-Surgeons, and estimates of every expense, forwarded by post.-Outfitting Warehouses, Nos. 61 to 64, Hounsditch, London. CHIN HINA.-REGULAR LINE of PACKETS between LONDON and CHINA.-The undermentioned ships will sail from London punctually on the dates named, for Victoria and Canton :Hugh Walker-A. CAMERON, March 10. Mohawk-G. MORISON, April 10. Date Age Original Bonus Bonus when then Annual declared declared Effected. Premium. 1842. 1847. Total Sum £ s. 1836 23 21 15 0 1836 32 26 10 0 1836 45 37 9 2 1836 47 39 16 8 76 0 0 111 1 11 1,187 1 11 16 12 5 1837 34 27 16 8 53 0 0 93 8 5 1,146 8 5 11 6 2 1838 26 23 3 4 40 0 0 87 4 1839 26 23 3 4 30 0 0 88 6 1840 30 25 5 10 21 0 0 1841 33 27 3 4 ■. d. 82 18 7 1,139 18 7 s. d. per Cnt. 8 15 3 40.28 Helen Stewart.... Nerbudda............ Sappho................... 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Cox, Brothers, 74 & 75, Great Queen Street, Lincoln's-Inn Fields, in the Parish of St. Giles-in-the-Fields, in the County of Middlesex; and published by LANCELOT WILD, at No. 13, Catherine Street, Strand, in the Parish of St. Mary-le-Strand, in the said County.-Monday, March 6, 1848. AND REGISTER OF INTELLIGENCE FOR BRITISH & FOREIGN INDIA, CHINA, & ALL PARTS OF THE EAST. PUBLISHED ON THE ARRIVAL OF EACH OVERLAND MAIL. No. 97.] LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1848. The Precursor, with the mails, left Calcutta February 8th, Saugor 10th, Madras 14th, Point de Galle 18th, Aden 28th, and arrived at Suez March 6th. A mail left Hong-Kong by the Braganza January 30th, making Singapore February 8th, Penang 10th, and reaching Point de Galle on the 16th. The Queen, with a mail, left Bombay on the 15th ult. and arrived at Aden on the 26th. The three mails thus brought were forwarded to Alexandria, where they arrived on the 9th inst. At that place they were put on board the Ripon, which reached Malta on the 17th inst. The Volcano, with the Marseilles portion, left on the 17th, arriving at her destination on the 21st inst. The Ripon, with the remainder, may be expected at Southampton on or about the 30th inst. The Bentinck (st.), with the London mail of December 24th, reached Calcutta February 4th. The Braganza, with the London mail of November 24th, arrived at Hong-Kong January 26th. The Victoria, with the London mail of Jan. 7, arrived at Bombay Feb. 9. The Erin, with the London mail of March 3, reached Malta on the 14th inst. The Ardent, with the London mail of March 7, reached Malta on the 15th inst. The Ariel, conveying the two latter mails, left Malta for Alexandria on the 15th inst. [PRICE 18. prisoners escaped. But for the loss of life it was altogether a very contemptible affair. SCINDE would call for no mention but for the preparations made for receiving the GOVERNOR of BOMBAY, who left the Presidency on the 10th of February, accompanied by Mr. GOLDSMID and Colonel MELVILL, as Secretaries. He was to proceed at once to the mouth of the Indus, and there to take a river steamer to Hydrabad. He was to be met at Tatta by Mr. PRINGLE and his staff, by whom the Governor was to be accompanied to the capital. The voice of public opinion was raised universally in praise of Mr PRINGLE'S administration. From INDIA PROPER there is little news. The campaign against the UNGOOL RAJAH had terminated in the flight of that Prince, after his gurhs and stockades had been captured. At CALCUTTA the absorbing topics were still the failure of the Union Bank and its consequences. Various meetings arising thereout had been held. The extraordinary press of matter forbids our reporting their proceedings at length; but the following points, extracted from a précis furnished by the local press, will be sufficient to indicate their nature and character:— "On the day after that upon which we issued our last Summary, an adjourned general meeting of the Union Bank shareholders was held according to appointment. To this assembly the Committee of Inquiry submitted its report and a series of resolutions for winding up the affairs of the bank. "The report was adopted, and also the resolutions appended,—the latter, however, in a modified form. An Executive Committee was appointed to conduct the affairs of the bank in liquidation, Messrs. T. C. Morton, G. Shearwood, H. Burkinyoung, and Manookjee Rustomjee being chosen as members thereof. Mr. J. L. Russell has since been appointed Secretary, on the resignation of Mr. W. H. Abbott. It was determined that a call of 200 rupees per share should be made, and that such shareholders as could afford it should make a loan of 20,000 rupees each, at 6 per cent. interest. It was understood, we believe, that those who really could not afford to pay these demands should not be pressed, but that those who could should, with the aid of the creditors, be compelled to meet them. The proceedings of the meeting involved some curious disclosures. "Another meeting was held on the 28th ult. at which special committees were appointed, one to act in conjunction with the executive committee in the management of the indigo factories in which the bank holds an interest, and another for inquiring and reporting on the circumstances connected with the granting of the post-bills issued from the bank. This last committee was also instructed to inquire in what manner the remainder of the money due to the Commercial Bank of Bombay had been appropriated. "A meeting of policy-holders in the Indian Laudable and Mutual Assurance Company was held on the 26th ult. to inquire into the condition of its funds, which, according to common rumour, had been, to a great extent, lost or endangered by the managers. According to a statement drawn up by Mr. Greenaway, one of the Directors, it appeared, however, that the risk of loss had been very greatly exaggerated, as, though large sums had been invested in loans on Union Bank shares and post-bills, collateral security of a more valuable character and to a sufficient extent was in most cases held. It was, nevertheless, resolved to appoint a committee to investigate the accounts of the society, and to report the result of its inquiries to a meeting to be called at a future time. It appeared that the Secretary of the association, Mr. John Storm, had, without in the first instance obtaining the sanction of the Directors, sent 70,000 rupees to his brother, on the collateral security of 82 Union Bank shares, and on this it was proposed to demand his resignation. But it was eventually resolved, that though the meeting did not exone. rate Mr. Storm from culpability in the transaction, it could not charge him with dishonourable motives, and that he should not be required to resign his office." From the same quarter we derive the following: "A case of some importance was decided in the Insolvent Court here lately. A wealthy Hindoo merchant, being associated with Mr. Larpent, of the insolvent firm of Cockerell and Co. as assignee for the estate of John Palmer and Co. was declared liable for the assets collected, and which amounted to above two lakhs of rupees, although he had never taken any active part in the management of the estate." No new failures were announced, but trade was in a very depressed state, and the accounts recently received from home had created much dismay. From MADRAS and BOMBAY the intelligence is uninteresting. The only provocative to the appetite of newsmongers at the latter presidency has been furnished by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, who, having set his heart upon a small cause-bill establishing a small causecourt, wherein perhaps but a small measure of justice would be administered, had been round to Calcutta to stimulate the Legislative Council to comply with his wishes. According to the Bombay Times, this attempt to steal a march upon the opponents of the proposed measure was regarded with almost universal reprobation, and a strong memorial against the meditated "little-go" was in process of sig nature. There are arrivals from CHINA, but nothing material is added thereby to our previous information. BENGAL. MISCELLANEOUS. LOCAL. THE ATLAS INSURANCE OFFICE.-The Englishman states, that a report of the half-yearly meeting of the Atlas Insurance Company is now in circulation, and that an immediate payment of Rs. 1,000 is demanded to meet the present liabilities! The report states, that it is the opinion of the meeting that the office be wound up with the least possible delay.-Friend of India, Feb. 3. LOSS OF A BOAT.-The troop-boat Jellinghee, in tow of the Mahanuddy steamer, when a little above Channel Creek on Sunday morning, on her way up to town, suddenly went down in one fathom water, leaving but just time enough for the passengers to get on board the steamer. The Jellinghee had on board eight hundred chests of opium and five lacs of treasure. She has since turned bottom up; but part of the treasure and a hundred chests of opium have been recovered. It seems difficult to assign a cause for this accident; but the Jellinghee was an iron steamer, and it is said that some of her plates were found to have been started.-Hurkaru, Feb. 7. OPIUM SALE. The average prices at the sale held on the 24th were Rs. 860 for Patna and 816 for Benares. This is a fall of about Rs. 100 per chest in the prices obtained at the last sale. - Ibid. THE "MIRZAPORE."-The new steamer Mirzapore, belonging to the Ganges Company, took another trial trip on the 24th, having on board a large party of gentlemen and wealthy shroffs from the Bazar. Her performance proved satisfactory.-Ibid. FRUIT, &c.-The show of fruits and vegetables at the TownHall on the 4th was the best known since the establishment of the society under whose auspices the exhibitions are held.-Ibid. FIRES. On Sunday last two fires took place in town: the first at Moochee para, where one native house was destroyed; the second at Muchooa bazar, on which occasion about twenty huts were consumed.-Ibid., Feb. 8. MOFUSSIL. BUDGE BUDGE.-A supposed Tiger.-The supposed tiger which was seen at Budge Budge has been killed. It turns out to be a very large male leopard, stated to have measured thirty inches in height. A small party assembled at the Acra Farm the other day, and proceeded towards Budge Budge in quest of sport. The natives said there was a hog in a patch of jungle, and two of the party, being well mounted, were desirous of a run. The proprietor of the Acra Farm volunteered to start the animal, and went into the jungle with the beaters for the purpose, armed with a spear. They had only proceeded a few yards when the man cried out Bagh! Bagh! running away with all his might, and a number of natives who were watching the proceeding instantly took to trees like as many monkeys. The Englishman, however, though deserted by his allies, having got a fair sight of his foe, advanced steadily till he had him in command of his spear, when he instantly transfixed the brute, whose dying roar added to the terrors of the villagers. On being at length assured that the creature was dead, they came boldly up with spears and lattees to assist the sahib. The feat was a bold one, and not to be imitated by those who have not as strong arms and steady nerves as the well-known proprietor of Acra, for the slightest trepidation might have had very unpleasant consequences. Leopards are frequently speared with the aid of a net, but we do not recollect an instance of one being fairly faced in his lair by a single man on foot without support or assistance.-Englishmen, Feb. 2. DELHI.-Sir Theophilus Metcalfe, Bart., the agent to the Lieutenant Governor at Delhi, returned from his tour to the west on Saturday afternoon. Arrivals.-Jan. 16.-Major-general Sir Walter R. Gilbert, K. B., commanding Sirhind division, proceeding to Hansee on duty; Major R. Haughton, deputy assistant adjutant general, proceeding to Hansie on duty; Captain J. S. Alston, officiating deputy judge advocate general, proceeding on general leave.— 18. Lieutenant A. D. Turnbull, superintendent canals west of Jumna, on a tour of inspection along the canals under his charge; Captain G. N. Moore, H. M.'s Foot, proceeding to join his regiment. Departure.-Jan. 18.-Major-general Sir W. R, Gilbert, K.C. B. commanding Sirhind division, proceeding to Hansee on duty.-Gazette, Jan. 19. The Weather.-The weather has become rather too warm to be pleasant at this season of the year, and a good fall of rain would be of the greatest benefit in reducing the temperature. Gaieties. The reunion came off last evening, but was somewhat more thinly attended than had been anticipated. An accession of the fair sex in a short time may induce a more numerous assembly on the next occasion. Death of Mahmud Meer Khaun.-We have to announce the death of Nuwab Mahmud Meer Khaun, a distinguished literateur of Delhi, son of the Maharatta governor of the province at the time of Lord Lake's entrance, and a pensioner of the British Government to a considerable amount. His library is one of the most valuable in Delhi. A Great Traveller.-Among the visitors whom the curiosities of Delhi have lately attracted is Madame Pefeiffer, a Viennese lady, probably the greatest traveller of her sex on record. India is taken on her way home, as she has already visited a large portion of South America, Otaheite, China, Singapoor, &c., and purposes returning to Europe by way of the Cape, or perhaps of the Persian Gulf, Turkish Arabia and Syria. She has also visited, before undertaking her present tour, almost every country of Europe, including Poland and Turkey in Europe, as also Syria and Egypt. — Arrivals.—Jan. 19.-Captain F. Lloyd, assistant commissary general, on duty; Lieutenant colonel J. T. Boilleau, officiating superintending engs. N. W. P. on tour of inspection.-Ibid. Jan. 22. GOOMSUR.-Mr. J. P. Grant. -We understand that Mr. J. P. Grant, having finished his inquiry into the late Goomsur agency, has requested to be allowed to return at once to Calcutta, in order to submit a final report on the subject to Government, and we believe that his request has been acceded to.Englishman, Feb. 2. GYA.-Merit rewarded.-A very interesting ceremony took place at Gya on the 13th of the present month, Nowringhee Lill, 1st Grade Darogah of Gya, was invested with the sword. Mr. Balfour, the officiating magistrate, in the presence of Messrs. St. Quintin and Bell, the officiating civil and sessions judge and officiating collector, and in a crowded cutcherry, presented the sword with a copy of the government order. The sword is a very handsome one, purchased in England, and sent out, we believe, by the late magistrate's brother, Mr. De Latour. It has a good inscription on the blade, which is made as much for use as show, and the sheath is of crimson velvet and gold. Nowringhee Lill was highly delighted with a sword valued at Rs 300, received under the orders of the Deputy-Governor of Bengal in open cutcherry.-Friend of India, Feb. 3. LAHORE.-Census of the City.-The Delhi Gazette of the 29th ultimo contains a tabular statement shewing the results of a census of Lahore, taken during the last year, under the orders of Major M'Gregor. We are sorry we cannot afford room for it in full, and our readers will probably be content with an abstract of the information which it presents. The number of houses in the city is 19,820, of shops 8,774, together 28,594. The number of inhabitants is reckoned at 85,305, of whom 49,791 are Mahomedans and Christians, mostly, of course, the former,32,064 Hindoos, and only 3,450 Seikhs.-Hurkaru, Feb. 5. MYNFOORIE, JAN. 25.-New Church.-On this day, the festival of the conversion of Saint Paul the Apostle, the foundation stone of a church, to be built at this station, was laid by the venerable the Archdeacon Dealtry.-Delhi Gazette, Jan. 29. CIVIL. APPOINTMENTS, &c. ATHERTON, H. jt. mag. and dep. coll. of Bullooah, res. ch. of his off. and treasury, Jan. 26. BAYLEY, E. C. to be an asst. in the Meerut div. Jan. 28. BINGHAM, H. to be head master of the college of civil engineers at Roorkee, Jan. 24. BROWN, S. S. when rel. of his present ch. to offic. as civ. and ses. jud. of Goruckpore, dur. abs. of H. B. Harrington, Jan. 19. BRUCE, T. civ. and ses. jud. of Tipperah res. ch. of his off. Jan. 26. CAMPBELL, J. G. to be govt. agent and sec. to govt. Savings Bank fr. date of McClintock's embark. Jan. 24. CARNAC, W. J. R. to be asst. in the Meerut div. and to offic. as jt. mag. and dep. coll. of Boolundshehur fr. date on which he joined .that station, Jan. 22. COCKBURN, Mr. to be a mem. of the ferry fund com. at Patna v. Anson, Jan. 26. FLETCHER, G. C. jt. mag. and dep. coll. of Furreedpore, made over ch. of his off. to E. Lautour, Jan. 19. FORBES, A. coll. of Rajeshye made over ch. of his treasury, Dec. 10, to proc. into the interior of his dist. on duty. FRASER, Simon, to be civ. and sess. jud. of Barelly, fr. date on which H. H. Thomas embarked for Europe, but to cont. to offic. as commr. of the Meerut div. till relieved, Jan. 26. GARSTIN, C. civ. and sess. jud. of W. Burdwan, res. ch. of off. on Jan. 31. JACKSON. E. off. mag. of Sarun, res. ch. of off. on Jan. 28. LUKE, W. coll. of E. Burdwan made over ch. of the collectorate to G. G. Mackintosh, Jan. 24. LIMOND, C. assist. to coll. of Moorshedabad, vested with sp. powers, Jan. 28. LONGMORE, W. J. assist. dep. coll. of Bullooah, del. over ch. of the akbarry dep. of that dist. Jan. 24. LYNCH, J. F. dep. mag. of Tirhoot, transf. to Sarun in like capacity, and vested with full pow. of mag. in a sub. div. at Sewan. MACKINTOSH, G. G. mag. of E. Burdwan, made over ch. of off. to Pigon on Jan. 31. MCLEOD, G. F. assist. to the mag. and coll. of Benares, vested with powers of jt. mag. and dep. coll. in that dist. Jan. 19. MUSPRATT, J. R. to off. as jt. mag. and dep. coll. of Bograh, dur. abs. of Yule, Jan. 19. PIGOU, A. rec. ch. of off. of mag. of E. Burdwan, fr. Mackintosh. QUINTIN, W. St. Q. add. jud. of Behar, made over ch. of his off. and that of civ. and sess. jud. of that dist. to T. Sandys, Jan. 22. RAVENSHAW, E. C. to res. the Hon. E. I. Co.'s service, fr. Feb. 8. READE, E. A. rec. ch. of the offices of agent to the Gov. Gen. at Benares, and of superint. with the ex-rajahs of Coorg and Sattara, on the 19th Jan. fr. Lieut. col. Carpenter. RICHARDSON, D. dep. mag. of Hooghly is vested with the powers described in cl. 3, sec. 2, reg. 3, of 1821, Jan. 26. SIMSON, R. reported qual. for pub. serv. attached to N. W. pres. SMELT, A. civ. and sess. jud. of E. Burdwan, made over ch. of his off. to W. Luke, Jan. 24. SWEETENHAM, H. civ. and sess. jud. of Dacca, res. ch. of off. on Jan. 31. TEMPLE, R. asst. to Meerut div. trans. to Agra div. Jan. 18. TROTTER, W. T. coll. of Rungpore, assum. ch. of treasury on Jan. 19. WILLIAN, N. A. uncov, dep. coll. of Goruck pore, pl. in ch. of the treasury of that district, Jan. 26. WILSON, H. R. uncov. dep. coll. and dep. mag. of Budaon, vested with powers of a jt. mag. Jan. 19. WYATT, T. judge of Rungpore, made over ch, of off. on Jan. 28. ADMITTED TO THE SERVICE-ARRIVED AT THE DATE SPECIFIED. DAVIS, S. F. Jan. 8. LEAVE OF ABSENCE. BECHER, S. J. jt. mag. and dep. coll. of Jounpoor, 1 mo. fr. date of quitting station. COOKE, E. A. to proc. to Cape, in conformity with the leave granted him in G. O. Dec. 24. HARRINGTON, H. B. civ. and sess. judge of Goruckpore, 4 mo. LANE, H. S. 2 mo. to Madras. SIMSON, R. 2 mo. to Goruckpore. TREVOR, E. T. mag. of Nuddea, 1 mo. in ext. Jan. 25. ECCLESIASTICAL. LEAVE OF ABSENCE. FISHER, Rev. F. to Europe, on m. c. MILITARY. APPOINTMENTS, &C. ALEXANDER, Brev. lieut. col. J. C.B. art. fr. 2nd brig. to 3rd batt. BATCHELOR, Cornet C. posted to 4th L.C. Jan. 24. BISHOP, 2nd Lieut. H. P. art. fr. 1st comp. 6th batt. to 3rd comp. 3rd batt. at Lahore, Jan. 22. BOSWORTH, 1st. Lieut. T. H. art. posted to 1st comp. 6th batt. at Loodianah, Jan. 22. BRACKEN, Capt. J. dept. asst. adj. gen. transferred fr. Saugor to pres. div. when relieved by Capt. Lindsay. BRIND, Brev. lieut. col. F. art. posted to 2nd brig. Jan. 22. BROWNE, Lieut. col. B. art. posted to 8th batt. Jan. 22. BURNETT, Capt. F. C. art. fr. 1st comp. 3rd batt. and com. of No. 3 horse field battery, to 4th comp. 6th batt. and com. of No. 19 horse field battery at Jullundur, Jan. 22. BURTON, Capt. R. res. ch. of his duties 17th Dec. fr. Capt. R. Morrison, asst. adjt. gov. gen. in Rajpootana, Jan. 21. CARNEGIE, Lieut. G. F. 44th N.I. having passed, fairly, the examination in field engineering pres. in par. 7 of G. O. of Sept. 30, 1847, is conf. in the com. of the 1st co. sappers and pioneers to which he was appt. in G. O. Nov. 1, 1847. CARPENTER, Lieut. col. T. D. made over ch. of the offices of agt. to the Gov.-Gen. at Benares, and of superint. with the ex-rajahs of Coorg and Sattara, Jan. 19, to E. A. Reade, commr. 5th div. COOKE, Capt. W. A. 2nd N.I. ret. to duty, Feb. 2. COOKES, 1st Lieut. C. H. art. posted to 1st troop 3rd brig. at Umballah, Jan. 22. COOPER, Capt. G. L. comm. of ordnance, fr. Ajmere to Cawnpore mag. Jan. 23. CORBETT, Ens. A. F. fr. 2nd Eur. regt. to 43rd It. inf. Jan. 24. DAY, 2nd Lieut. E. W. art. fr. 3rd comp. 2nd batt. to 1st comp. 1st batt. at Lahore, Jan. 22. DAY, Maj. E. F. art. from 6th to 1st batt. to continue to com. art. div. at Ferozepore, Jan. 22. DEWAUL, Lieut. P. H. K. 34th N.I. to do duty with inval. on board the ship Prince of Wales, Jan. 28. DICKSON, 2nd Lieut. W. art. fr. 2nd comp. 8th batt. to 4th comp. 4th batt. at Ferozepore, Jan. 22. DIXON, Lieut. col. C. G. art. fr. 8th to 3rd batt. Jan. 22. EWART, Lieut. col. D. art. posted to 6th batt. Jan. 22. FULTON, Lieut. J. art. to offic. fr. Dec. 1 last, as an asst. exec. off. at Jullunder, v. Hutchinson. GARDINER, Brev. capt. T. J. 16th N.I. retd. to duty, Feb. 2. GERRARD, Capt. J. G. sub asst. commt. dep. to be dep. asst. 2nd class, v. Simpson, fr. Feb. 5. GORDON, Lieut. and adj. R. K. 2nd Sikh local inf. to do the duty of 2nd in com. of that corps, in add. to his duty as adj. Jan. 21. GRAME, unposted Ens. C. H. E. posted to 54th N.I. at Agra, and to join, Jan. 12. GRANT, Brev. lieut. col. C. art. to join and ass. com. of 3rd brig. making over com. of art. at Lahore to the next senior officer. HAINES, 1st Lieut. E. eng. to be exec. eng. Tenasserim div. dep. pub. works, Jan. 28. HARDCASTLE, Lieut. E. J. 53rd N.I. to be an asst. to Gov. Gen. agt. in Rajpootana, Feb. 4. HARRIOTT, Brev. col. D. c.B. fr. 9th to 4th L.C. HATCH, Lieut. G. C. 57th N.I. to offic. as dep. judge adv. gen. Sirhind div. Jan. 12. HAWKINS, Lieut. col. F. S. C.B. to be commy. gen. with a seat at the Military Board, v. Burlton, Feb. 5. HEBBERT, 1st Lieut. F. H. art. posted to 1st comp. 8th batt. at Nowgong, Jan. 22. HICKEY, Lieut. W. A. G. 32nd N.I. to be adjt. 1st irr. cav. in suc. to Watson, Jan. 10. HIRE, Lieut. S. J. 22nd N.I. and attached to the 2nd Assam. It. inf. batt. is at his own req. pl. at disp. of C. in C. Feb. 4. HOGGE, Capt. C. art. posted to 1st comp. 4th batt. Jan. 22. HOLLAND, 1st. Lieut. G. art. fr. 4th comp. 6th batt. to 1st comp. 4th batt. at Loodianah, Jan. 22. HOME, Lieut. col. R. fr. 44th N.I. to 43rd L.I. at Shahjehanpore. HOPKINSON, Lieut. H. princ. asst. to commr. of Arrakan, at Akyab, res. ch. of his off. Jan. 14. HUISH, Capt. A. art. fr. 4th comp. 7th batt. and com. of No. 1, horse field battery, to 1st troop 2nd brig. at Meerut, Jan. 22. JACKSON, Brev. capt. E. 4th L. C. and 2nd in com. of 2nd ir. cav. to be comdt. 5th ir. cav. in succ. to Anson, Jan. 10. KIRBY, 1st Lieut. G. art. fr. 2nd batt. to 4th comp. 9th batt. KNATCHBULL, Capt. R. E. art. fr. 6th comp. 8th batt. and com. of No. 15 It field battery, to 4th comp. 7th batt. and com. of No. 1 horse field battery at Bareilly, Jan. 22. LARKINS, Capt. G. art. fr. 2nd comp. 9th batt. and com. of No. 18 It. field battery, to 1st comp. 3rd batt. and com. of No. 3 horse field battery at Dum-Dum, Jan. 22. LINDSAY, Capt. W. 10th N.I. to offic. as dept. asst. adj. gen. of Saugor div. to proc. to relieve Capt. Bracken. LITTLER, Maj. gen. Sir J. H. K.C.B. fr. Punjaub to pres. div. LUDLOW, Major J. pol. ag. at Jyepore, deliv. over ch. of off. to Capt. R. Morrieson on Dec. 25. MACDONALD, Lieut. D. 20th N.I. to act as interp. to depôt of H. M.'s troops under orders to march fr. Chinsurah to Allahabad. MACKENZIE, Capt. M. art. fr. 2nd comp. 6th batt. and com. of No. 9 horse field battery, to 4th troop 1st brig. at Loodianah. MACKENZIE, Ens. H. posted to 20th N.I. in progress to Allahabad, Jan. 24. MASON, Lieut. G. H. M. asst. to ag. to Gov.-gen. in Rajpootana, assum. ch. of the Jodhpore agency fr. Greathed, on Jan. 1. MCPHERSON, Brev. capt. J. D. 22nd N.I. to do duty at the Landour depôt during the ensuing season, Jan. 18. MEAD, 1st Lieut. J. A. R. art. posted to 1st comp. 1st batt. at Lahore, Jan. 22. METCALFE, Lieut. W. 35th It. inf. to be adj. v. Boileau, dec. MOFFAT, Lieut. A. K. 58th N.I. to be adjt. v. Lockett, Jan. 11. MOWATT, Maj. J. L. art. posted to 6th batt. Jan. 22. MORRIESON, Capt. R. asst. agt. to Gov..gen. in Rajpootana, rec. ch. of off. of pol. agt. at Jyepore, fr. Ludlow, on Dec. 25. NASH, Lieut.-col. J. c.B. new prom. posted to 49th N.I. at Ferozepore, Jan. 28. PALEY, Capt. W. art. posted to 6th comp. 8th batt. and com. of No. 15, lt. field battery at Hajeepore, Jan. 22. PARSONS, Lieut.-col. J. c.B. assd. the com. of Scindiah's cont. PIXLEY, 2nd Lieut. A. W. art. fr. 3rd comp. 3rd batt. to 2nd comp. 7th batt. at Meerut, Jan. 22. POTT, Brev. capt. S. eng. to be exec. eng. 5th or Benares div. dep. pub. works, Jan. 28. PRESANT, 2nd Lieut. T. fr. 3rd comp. 6th batt. to 6th comp. 8th batt. at Bareilly, Jan. 22. RAMSAY, Capt. J. asst. of the 1st class, to be jt. dep. commy. gen. v. Thompson, prom. Feb. 5. REID, Capt. C. S. commy. of ordnance fr. Cawnpore to Ajmere mag. Jan. 25. RIPLEY, Lieut. F. rec. ch. of the off. of prin. asst. to commr. of Arracan at Aeng, fr. Major Williams, Jan. 15. ROSE, Lieut. J. 71st N.I. passed exam. in Hindustani, Jan. 5. ROWLATT, Lieut. E. A. jun. asst. to the commr. of Assam, retd. to that province, Dec. 28. RUSSELL, Lieut. C. W. 15th N.I. to be adjt. v. Sibley, dec. Jan. 11. RUSSELL, Ens. H. 7th N.I. to be lieut. fr. Jan. 30, v. Brown, dec. SALMON, Capt. G. P. art. posted to 2nd comp. 8th batt. and com. of No. 18, It. field battery, at Lucknow, Jan 22. SALMON, Lieut. C. S. 57th N.I. to be capt. fr. Dec. 31, in succ. to Masson, invalide Jan. 28. SHOWERS, Lieut. C. L. 14th N.I. to be an asst. to gov. gen. agt. in Rajpootana, Feb. 4. SIMPSON, Capt. R. S. dep. asst. 2nd class commt. dep. to be dep. asst. 1st class, v. Tickell, prom. Feb. 5. SITWELL, Ens. W. H. posted to 31st N.I. at Ferozepore, Jan. 24. SPANKIE, Capt. T. 48th N.I. to offic. as dep. judge adv. gen. Dina. pore end Benares div. Jan. 12. SWINTON, Lieut. S. C. A. 8th L.C. passed vernac. exam. THATCHER, Capt. R. 9th N.I. to do duty at Landour depot. dur. ensuing season, Jan. 11. THOMPSON, Lieut. col. W. J. c.B. to be dep. commy. gen. v. Hawkins, prom. Feb. 5. TICKELL, Capt. R. S. dep. asst. 1st class commt. dep. to be asst. 2nd class, v. Thompson, prom. Feb. 5. TROTTER, Ens. L. J. posted to 2nd Eur. regt. at Subathoo. VINCENT, Maj. gen. W. col. of 8th N.I. to the div. staff of the army in succ. to Maj. gen. Sir J. H. Littler, K.C.B. nominated to a seat in the Supreme Council, Feb. 4. WARNER, Capt. W. K. art. fr. 4th comp. 6th batt. and com. of No. 19 field battery, to 1st troop 3rd brig. at Umballah, Jan. 22. WATSON, Ens. H. A. doing duty with 48th N.I. to join and do duty with 26th L.I. proceeding to Barrackpore, on the termination of his leave of abs. WATSON, Lieut. T. 33rd N.I. adjt. 1st ir. cav. to be 2nd in com. 2nd ir. cav. in succ. to Jackson, Jan. 10. WELCHMAN, Brev. maj. 10th N.I. to ch. of inval. on board the ship Prince of Wales, Jan. 28. WHISH, Maj. gen. W. S. C.B. posted to presidency div. Jan. 17; fr. pres. to Punjab div. Jan. 23. WHISH, Brev. capt. G. P. adj. to 60th N.I. to a.-d.-c. to Maj. gen. W. S. Whish, c.B. Jan. 18. WILDIG, Lieut. H. P. 34th N.I. passed vernac. exam. WILKIE, Capt. D. rec. ch. of pol. duties at Bhopawur fr. Anson on Jan. 1. WILLIAMS, Maj. D. princ. asst. to com. of Arracan at Aeng, made over ch. of the duties of his off. to Lieut. F. Ripley, Jan. 15. WILLIAMSON, Lieut. W. to be sub. asst. commy. gen. to complete the estab. Feb. 5. WILSON, Lieut. col. A. art. posted to 9th batt. Jan. 22. WILSON, Eas. T. H. 57th N.I. to be lieut. fr. Dec. 31, in succ. to Masson, inval. Jan. 28. WOOD, Lieut. col. H. J. c.B. art. fr. 6th batt. to 3rd brig. Jan. 22. WOOD, Ens. J. C. 30th N.I. to act as interp. and qr. mr. dur. abs. of Lieut. Dodgson, on leave. WOODCOCK, Ens. E. H. posted to 55th N.I. at Nowgong, Jan. 24. WORRALL, Lieut. col. H. L. fr. 4th to 9th L.C. YOUNG, 2nd Lieut. R. serv. pl. at disp. of C. in C. Jan. 28. AGNEW, Lieut. W. jun. assist to commis. of Assam 1 mo. Feb. 2. ALEXANDAR, Lieut. C. 60th N.I. fr. Dec. 15 to April 1, to rem. at pres. until sailing of ship Ellenborough. ALSTON, Capt. J. S. 27th N.I. off. dep. judge adv.gen. Sirhind div. 3 mo. to Calcutta, to apply for leave to sea, on m. c. Jan. 15. BIRRELL, Brev. lieut. col. D. 1st Eur. Beng. fus. to Europe on furl. on m. c. BRADFORD, Lieut. E. O. art. fr. Jan. 2 to Feb. 12, 1847. CASTLE, Ens. W. B. 38th L.I. fr. Jan. 3 to July 3 to Calcutta, on m. c. CHARTERIS, Capt. W. J. H, 45th N.I. 3 mo. to pres. to apply for furl to Europe, fr. Feb. 1. COBBE, Capt. C. H. inv. estab. 4 mo. fr. Jan. 15, to pres. prep. to app. for furl. to Europe. COOPER, Capt. C. 23rd N.I. leave canc. Cox, Brev. maj. G. 60th N.I. fr. Dec. 29 to Nov. 15, in ext. to DEWAUL, Lieut. P. H. R. 34th N.I. to Europe, on furl. HICKEY, Lieut. C. E. 1st N.I. fr. Dec. 3, 1847, to Jan. 10. LUDLOW, Maj. J. 6th N.I. to Europe, on furl. on m. c. MACKENZIE, Lieut. A. M. Arracan loc. batt. fr. Dec. 28, 1847, to Jan. 15, to Calcutta, on m. c. MITCHELL, Capt. W. St. L. 13th N.I. 1 year fr. Jan. 15, to Nynee Tal and Ahnorah, on m. c. O'HANLON, Major P. 1st L.C. 2 years to Cape, on m. c. REVELEY, EDs. W. 65th N.I. furl. to Europe, on m. c. Jan. 28. RICHARDS, Capt. S. 55th N.I. 2nd in com. of 8th irreg. cav. to Europe, on furl. on m. c. in ROBERTS, Lieut. H. C. 31st N.I. to Europe, on furl. Feb. 2. WALSH, Brev. capt. C. G. 19th N.I. 2 mo. fr. Dec. 15, in ext. to remain at Calcutta. WHITE, Lieut. E. J. 2nd Eur. regt. furl. to Europe on m. c. MEDICAL. APPOINTMENTS, &c. ATKINSON, Asst. surg. R. J. to be gar. asst. surg. at Allababad. CLEGHORN, Asst. surg. H. F. C. M.D. perm. to resign appt. in the Mysore com. fr. date of embark. Feb. 4. DES FORGEE, Vet. surg. W. to aff. prof. aid to horses of 4th troop, 2nd brig. horse art. |