ONSLOW. A. P. made over ch. of dist. of Trichinopoly to R. J. Sullivan, Jan. 24. PHILLIPS, A. W. to act as hd. asst. to the coll. and mag. of the no. div. of Arcot, Jan. 24. ROHDE, J. made over ch. of zillah court of Rajahmundry to T. A. Anstruther, Jan. 21. STONHOUSE, T. V. to be sec. to govt. Jan. 30. STRANGE, T. L. made over ch. of sub. court of zillah at Calicut to H. Morris, Jan. 13; rec. ch. of the zillah court of Tellicherry fr. G. J. Waters, Jan. 18, to be civ. and sess. judge of the zillah of Bellary, Jan. 28. SULLIVAN, R. J. rec. ch. of district of Trichinopoly fr. A. P. Onslow, Jan. 24, THOMAS, J. F. to be chief sec. to govt. Jan. 30. THOMAS, T. J. W. to be civ. and sess. judge of the 2nd class of the zillah of Tellicherry, Jan. 28. THOMAS, E. B. made over ch. of dist. of Tinnevelly to F. B. Elton, Feb. 4. VEERIAH, V. rec. ch. of prin. sud. ameen's court of zillah of Guntoor, fr. J. Horsley, Feb. 18. WARD, S. N. made over ch. of the sub. court of zillah of Mangalore to F. Anderson, Jan. 16. WATERS, G. J. made over ch. of zillah court of Tellicherry, to T. L. Strange, Jan. 18. LEAVE OF ABSENCE. BABINGTON, W. H. civ. and sess. judge zillah of Cuddalore, 3 mo. to Neilgherry Hills, Jan. 25. BURY, J. F. to England, 3 yrs. Feb. 4. ELLIS, R. S. to Tanjore, fr. Jan. 31 to Mar. 15. HATHAWAY, A. to Europe, on M.C. for 3 yrs. on furl. Ross, W. H. prin. sud. ameen of Vizagapatam in ext. for 2 weeks, Feb. 11. SKELTON, G. H. rem. in Europe fur. per. of 6 mo. Feb. 15. MILITARY. ADEN, Ens. G. posted to 6th N.I. ALLAN, Maj. gen. I. c. B. comg. Malabar and Canara, to com. the Mysore div. of the army, v. Maj. gen. Hill, dec. Jan. 31. ARBUTHNOT, Capt. G. B. 3rd L. C. to join regt. on field ser. Jan. 25. ARMSTRONG, Lieut. col. E. fr. 23rd to 34th L. I. Feb. 7. BERDMORE, Lieut. 3rd batt. art. to act as adjt. and qu. mast. 1st batt. BETT, Ens. H. J. fr. 42nd to 10th N.I. Feb. 7. BIRDWOOD, Brev. capt. W. I. of corps of Eng. to be civ. eng. of the 2nd div. Jan. 31. BOILEAU, 2nd lieut. A. I. M. Eng. to be 1st lieut. Jan. 17. BOND, Lieut. col. F. corps of art. dir. of art. depôt of inst. remov. fr. situation (Hon. Co. of Dir. not sanctioning appt.) Dec. 15. BOND, Lieut. F. W. art. fr. 1st batt. to H. brig. Feb. 17. BOULCOTT, Ens. C. G. fr. 49th to 16th N.I. Jan. 24. BOWER, Capt. J. asst. com. gen. res. his duties, Dec. 21. BROWNE, Maj. C. A. 15th N.I. to be sec. to govt. in the mil. dep. with off. rank of lieut. col. fr. da. of Lieut. col. Fryer's embark. to Eur. Feb. 4. BUCKLE, Capt. E. corps of Eng. to be sup. eng. Hyderabad, subsid. force, Jan. 31. BUDD, Capt. W. H. res. duties of dep. assist. com. genl. Dec. 21. BUTLER, Lieut. J. H. 49th N.I. to be adj. Feb. 7. BURTON, Capt. C. 42nd N.I. serv. plac. at disp. of C. in C. for empl. with his corps in China, Feb. 11. CANNAN, Ens. A. 22nd N.I. to be lieut. Jan. 24. Gib, dec. Cox, Ens. C. W. doing duty with 1st to join 19th N.I. Jan. 31. COTTER, Brev. capt. G. S. from 1st batt. art. to H. brigade, Feb. 7. CROWE, Lieut. R. 1st nat. vet. batt. to do duty under Capt. Turner, at Chittoor, until the dep. of the latter fr. that sta. Feb. 1. CUPPAGE, Capt. A. placed at disp. of gov. of P. of Wales' Island, as assist. resid. at Singapore. CUST, Lieut. W. P. 7th Lt. C. ret. to duty, Jan. 28. DIGHTON, Lieut. J. H. 30th N.I. ret. to duty at Mominabad, Jan. 31. DOVETON, Cornet J. H. fr. hody guard, to 3rd L.C. Jan. 24. DYER, Lieut. T. D. T. 36th N.I. to take ch. of Ens. G. C. Finlay, 9th N.I. proc. to join at Secunderabad. EWART, Eus. A. I. P. 16th N.I. to be lieut. Jan. 24. EVANS, Maj. R. 1st N.V. batt. to retire fr. service. FELLOWES, Cornet W. B. 3rd L. C. to be lieut. v. Cadell retired, FINLAY, Ens. G. C. fr. 42nd to 44th N.I. Feb. 13; fr. 44th N.I. to 23rd L. I. Feb. 14. FITZGERALD, Maj. I, 42nd N.I. plac. at disp. of govt. of Fort St. FLETCHER, Ens. H. C. fr. 49th to 8th N.I. Feb. 7. FOWLER, Lieut. J. 8th L. C. ret. to duty, Feb. 11. FRYER, Lieut. col. G. 49th N.I. to be sec. to govt. in the mil. dept. v. Lieut. col. Steel, C. B. Jan. 31. GALLWEY, Ens. I. H. fr. 49th to 12th N.I. Feb. 7. GORDON, Capt. R. 37th N.I. to be dep. adj. gen, of the army, with off. rank of major v. Maj. Browne, Feb. 7. HALPIN, Capt. G. 25th N.I. to stat. Sholapore, Feb. 18. HART, Lieut. H. D. 39th N.I. to act as paymaster at Trichinopoly dur. abs. of Capt. Macdonald, Feb. 11. HEARN, Ens. G. from 49th to 9th N.I. Feb. 13. HENEGAN, Ens. D. V. A. 10th N.I. to be lieut. v. Ross cashiered, HERBERT, Lieut. H. B. 7th N.I. to be adj. Feb. 7. HILL, Capt. C. T. 29th N.I. assist. dep. sur. gen, of India, trig. surv. to join Jan. 31. HITCHINS, 2nd Lieut. H. W. to be 1st lieut. v. Vardon dec. HODSON, Brev. capt. C. W. 16th N.I. to be capt. Jan. 21. KEATING, Ens. C. W. 21st N.I. to join, via Hurryhur, Feb. 4. KERR, Capt. A. B. 24th N.I. to be fort adj. at Bellary, Feb. 18. MACKINTIRE, Lieut. A. W. Madras art. serv. plac. at disp. of resid. at Hyderabad, Feb. 8. MACKELLAR, Ens. J. N. P. D. 8th N.I. to be lieut. Jan. 24. MEYERS, Ens. W. F. W. doing duty with 26th, to join 38th N.L. MOORE, Capt. C. A. fr. inv. estab. to 2nd N.V. batt. Jan. 24. NICOLAY, Capt. F. L. res. duties of sub-assist. com. gen. Dec. 21. NICOLAY, Brev. capt. T. F. 1st Mad. fus. to be capt. Feb. 7, and to be brig. maj. of Bangalore, Feb. 11. PASKE, Ens. C. fr. 1st Mad. fus. to 28th N.I. Feb. 7. POPE, Capt. P. 24th N.I. to be dep. sec. to govt. in the mil. dept. w. off. rank of major, Jan. 31. PRICE, Lieut. M. 34th N.L. ret. to duty fr. Eur. RAIKES, Lieut. T. to be lieut. v.. Weir, dec. Jan. 31. RAINEY, Cornet A. J. M. to do duty with 8th L.C. Feb. 18. SCUTT, Capt. R. 52nd N.I. ret. to duty fr. Eur. SHAW, Capt. P. 34th N.I. to act as pay. in cent. div. of army dur. abs. of Capt. Sheil, Feb. 18. SHERARD, Ens. G. P. B. fr. 21st to 49th N.I. Feb. 13. SMITH, Lieut. H. K. 40th N.I. ret. to duty, Feb., 11., SOMERVILLE, Ens. J. to do duty with 6th N.I. Jan. 23. STEEL, Lieut. col. S. W. C.B. 24th N.I. to be mil. aud. gen. with seat at clothing board, v. Maj. gen. Waugh, dec. Jan. 31. STEVENS, Lieut. 18th N.I. rec. ch. of sup. of the Raepore mail road, Feb. 5. STRAHAN, EDs. W. A. O. 8th N.L. to be lieut. v. Taynton, killed in action, Jan. 18. STUART, Ens.. A. R. 31st L.I. to be lieut. Jan. 24. UNDERWOOD, Maj. G. A. corps of eng. to be civ. eng. of the 4th div. Jan. 31. WALKER, Lieut. G. W. 2nd asst. civ. eng. 7th div. WARREN, Capt. C. H. 25th N.I. to act as pol. mag. dur. abs. of Capt. Clerk, Feb. 11. WELSH, Maj. gen. J. to the gen. staff of the army, and to com. the no. div. in succ. to Maj. gen. G. M. Steuart, Feb. 4. WILLIAMS, Lieut. col. J. E. fr. 34th L.I. to 45th N.I. Feb. 7. WINBOLT, Lieut. col. J. H. fr. 30th Iuf. to 22nd N.I. Jan. 29. WYNDHAM, Lieut. A. 2nd N.I. to rejoin the Nizam's army, Feb. 11. YATES, Capt. C. 46th N.I. to act as paymaster to the Nagpore subsid. force, dur. abs. of Capt. Hall, Jan. 28. YOUNG, Capt. A. G. 43rd N.I. ret. to duty fr. Eur. BABINGTON, Capt. D. 17th N.I. leave cancelled, Feb. 18. BAILLIE, Capt. G. A. 52nd N.I. for 3 mo. to Pres. prep. for leave to Eur. on furl. Feb. 13. BAYNES, Lieut. W. 3rd N.I. leave to Europe, for 3 years, Feb. 25. BEDINGFIELD, Maj. P. Eur. Inf. Vet. Co. to Neilgherries, fr. Jan. 20, 1845, to Jan. 1, 1846, Feb. 18. BIRDWOOD, Brev. capt. W. J. eng. act. civ. eng. perm. to vis. Pres. Jan. 24. BRETT, Capt. J. T. 4th L.C. fr. Feb. 25 to June 25, to Neilgherries and Salem, Feb. 11. CADENHEAD, Lieut. J. 14th N.I. to Coimbatore and Salem, on M.C. fr. Jan. 30 to July 31. CAMPBELL, Lieut. C. 1st L.C. to ret. to Europe on M.C. and emb. fr. Bombay. CAMPBELL, Brev. capt. sub-assist. com. gen. at Jaulnah, 3 mo. fr. Mar. 1. CARRUTHERS, Brev. capt. F. J. 2nd L.C. fr. Feb. 28 to July 15, to Bangalore and Neilgherries, Jan. 31. CLERK, Capt. F. J. 3rd Lt. Inf. 2 years to Cape on M.C. Jan. 24. CONGREVE, Brev. capt. H. 3rd batt. art. in contin. to Aug. 1, to Neilgheries. DENT, Ens. T. W. 11th N.I. fr. Feb. 10 to May 10, to Pres. Feb. 11. DERVILLE, Lieut. col. F. 3rd batt. of art. perm. to Eur. Feb. 4. EAMES, Maj. R. F. 1st Nat. V. Batt. to Europe and ret. fr ser. Jan. 24. ELLIOT, Cornet R. J. M. in cont. from Feb. 1 to Mar. 31. Trichinopoly. FRYER, Lieut. col. G. 49th N.I. act. sec. to govt. in mil. dep. to Eur. on M.C. Jan. 31. GLEDSTANES, Capt. R. S. 60th N.I. to Neilgherries for 2 yrs. on M.C. FORBES, Capt. F. 4th L.C. pres. fr. March 15 to April 30, Feb. 13. FORTESCUE, Capt. J. C. dep. assist. qu.-mr. gen. south div. leave term, July 15, Feb. 18. GALWEY, Lieut. M. 1st Mad. fus. fr. date of dep. fr. Arcot, to April 30. GARRATT, R. S. assist. prin. coll. and mag. of Canara, to rem. at Mangalore for 2 mo. Feb. 18. GILL, Lieut. and adjt. C. 17th N.I. for 3 mo. fr. date of embark. pres. prep. app. leave abs. to Eur. on furl. Feb. 18. GRIERSON, Lieut. F. 22nd N.I. fr. Dec. 24 to pres. prep. to apply for leave to Eur. on M.C. HACKETT, Ens. J. M. D. 39th N.I. fr. Mar. 1 to June 1, to Cannanore and Western coast, Feb. 11. HALL, Capt. R. 49th N.I. paym. nag. sub force, to Neilgherries fr. Feb. 14 to Oct. 14. HARRIS, Lieut. A. J. De H. 1st Madras fus. to Eur. on M.C. Jan. 31. HAY, Lieut. D. 6th L.C. from Jan. 18 to March 18, pres. prep. to apply for leave to Eur. for 1 year, Jan. 27, from date of embark. to Eur. Jan. 31. HULL, Capt. T. H. 1st Madras fus. to April 30, to Chittoor, Jan. 31. HUTCHINGS, Capt. J. 33rd N.I. to Ceylon for 6 mo. fr. date of embark. Feb. 11. JACKSON, Lieut. and qr. mr. W.B. 31st 1. inf. f. Feb. 20 to March MACDONALD, Capt. M.P. 41st N.I. to pres. for 2 mo. fur. date of leav. Trichinopoly, Feb. 11. MACDONALD, Ens. R.M. 29th N.I. fr. Feb. 15 to May 15, pres. Feb. 11. MOWBRAY, Lieut. G.C. 15th N.I. cont. to Aug. 1 Neilgherries, on m. c. Jan. 27. NEWBERY, Lieut. T. 8th 1 c. to Eur. Jan 28. NICOL, Ens. R. 33d N.I. fr. Jan. 22 to Aug. 1, pres. and East Coast, m. c. Feb. 11. NOTT, Capt. H. 19th N.I. in cont. to June 6, Coimbatore and Neilgherries, s. c. Jan. 27. OMMANEY, Lieut. G. W. 33rd N.I. fr. Feb. 15 to June 10 to Masulipatam, Jan. 31. PALMER, Ens. J. G. 15th N.I. to Neilgherries, during unexpd. part of leave fr. Oct. 56, Jan. 27. PELLEW, Lieut. and int. qr. mr. the Hon. P. T. 7th 1. c. to proc. to Calcutta fr Mar. 20 to July 20. PHILLIPS, H.D. to proc. to Bangalore, 1 mo. Feb. 18. PROUDFOOT, Rid. mast. G. 4th L.C. fr. Feb. 1 to Apr. 30, pres. Jan. 31. RADCLIFFE, Cornet G. T. 7th L.C. to Eur. on M.C. ROWLANDSON, Drev. capt. G. 2nd L.C. H. art. fr. Feb. 1 to Mar. 31, pres. Jan. 31. SEWELL, Maj. gen. W. H., C.B. comg. Bangalore, leave cancelled, Feb. 4. SMITH, Capt. G. A. fr. Feb. 20 to June 20, to pres. and Bangalore, Jan. 31. TAYLOR, Ens. J. M. 9th N.I. to Vizagapatam, fr. Feb. 1 to May 1. THOMPSON, Lieut. F. H. to Bombay and to sea, for 12 mo. on M.C. USSHER, Capt. E. 51st N.I. 3 yrs. to Europe. WATKINS, Lieut. col. W. 1 Mad. Fus. leave cancelled, Feb. 18. WATSON, Lieut. col. L. W. 43rd N.I. fr. Jan. 13 to Feb. 20. WYNDHAM, Lient. A. 2nd N.I. to proc. from China to India on M.C. 12 mo. Dec. 6, 1844. YOUNG, Lieut. and Adj. F. 24th N.I. leave cancelled, fr. Jan. 11. MEDICAL. APPOINTMENTS, &c. BABINGTON, Asst. sur. W. R. rem. fr. doing duty w. left wing 1st Mad. fus. Feb. 8. BARREN, W. fr. H. M. 57th Foot. to Gen. BEAUCHAMP, Asst. surg. hosp. 51th N. I. to aff. med. Jan. 23, aid to a tr. Ho. art. and 5th L. C. Feb. 13. BURN, Asst. surg. W. H. S. to join the 2nd L. C. Jan. 31. CARNEGIE, Asst. surg. hosp. in temp. med. ch. of details at Mergui Jan. 25. COURT, H. W. fr. 2nd Batt. art. to H. M. 84th regt. Jan. 23. FERRIER, Asst. surg. C. 14th N. I. to join wing of regt. at Mercara, Feb. 13. HENDE, Asst. surg. W. W. M.D. perm. to enter on gen. duties of the army Feb. 7. JALLAND, W. G. adm. on estab. as Asst. surg. to do duty under surg. 2nd Batt. art. at St. Thomas's Mount, Jan. 24. JAMES, Asst. surg. E. pl. at disp. of coms. of Mysore v. Ranking, Feb. 11. KANE, Asst. surg. M. to med. ch. of art. at Moulmein, J in. 25. KENNEDY, Asst. surg. M. D. 45th N. I. to rem. at pres. unt. furt. orders, Jan. 25, to act as Asst. assay mr. dur. abs. of Asst. surg. Middlemas, Feb. 13. LEWIS, W. fr. Gen. hosp. to 1st Mad. fus. Jan. 23. MEADE, W. fr. Gen. hosp. to 1st Mad. fus. Jan. 23. PLUMBE, Assist. surg. R. to 6th N.I. Jan. 25. RANKING, Assist. surg. J. L. to rem. in med. ch. of the Nuggur div. until rel. Feb. 4. SCOTT, Assist. surg. A. J., M.D. to do duty under the sup. surg. Malabar and Canara, Feb. 8. STANHOPE, J. H. fr. gen. hosp. to H.M. 15th Hussars, Jan. 23. THOMPSON, Surg. G. to ret. fr. service upon pension, Feb. 28. TRIBE, Assist. surg. E. S. Mad. est. to med. ch. of the gen. hospital, brigade staff, and details at Hyderabad, confirmed, Jan. 3; to join the 8th L.C. Jan. 31. WAHAB, J. A. H. fr. gen. hosp. to H.M. 57th Foot, Jan. 23. WILLIAMSON, Assist. surg. W. to do duty with 1st Mad. Fus. and join left wing at Arcot, Feb. 8. WILSON, J. fr. Chintadrepettah, to gen. hosp. Jan. 23. DOMESTIC. BIRTHS. ANDERSON, the lady of Capt. A. C. brig. maj. H. M.'s forces at Madras, d. Jan. 7. CAMPBELL, Margaret Harriet, inf. d. of W. at Bangalore, Jan. 14, aged 6 mo. CHAMBERS, the lady of Capt. mad. fus. at sea on board the Bentinck, d. Jan. 13. GRANT, the lady of Capt. S. A. at Secunderabad, d. Dec. 16. LAWFORD, the lady of Brev. Capt. H. at Vizianagram, d. Dec. 20. LIARDET, the lady of capt. C. F., D.A.A. Genl. at Waltair, s. Dec. 12. MCALLISTER, the lady of Capt. W. B. paym. H. M. 94th regt. at Trlchinopoly, s. Dec. 16. MACDOUGALL, the lady of Capt. sub-assist. com. gen. at Bangalore, d. Feb. 12. MCGONN, the lady of Capt. at Secunderabad, d. Dec. 19. MINCHIN, the lady of Maj. F. at Connoor, Neilgherry Hills, d. stillborn, Dec. 31. MORROGH, the lady of Assist. surg. G. at Ellichpoor, d. Jan. 13. NICOLAY, the lady of Capt. 1st Mad. fus. in camp near Colar, s. Jan. 24. REARDON, Mrs. Wm. at Bangalore, twin d. Jan. 8. SEDLEY, the lady of Maj. H.M.'s 63rd regt. at Bellary, d. Feb. 1. SHAW, the lady of James, at Madras, d. Jan. 7. STEPHENSON, Rachel Grave, inf. d. of John Pereira, at Madras, aged 9 ms. TAYLOR, the lady of the Rev. W. at Pursewaukum, d. Dec. 21. UNDERWOOD, the lady of Maj. G. A. Engs. at Adyar, d. still-born, VAN DERWART, Mrs. G. D. at Black Town, d. Feb. 16. WYNDHAM, the lady of Lieut. A. 5th N.I. at Cannanore, s. still. born, Feb. 10. YOUNG, the lady of Lieut. F. 24th N.I. at Bellary, Jan. 6. MARRIAGES. BEACHCROFT, Brig. maj. M. of Malabar and Canara to Helen Robertson, 2nd d. of Maj. Gen. Allan, at Cannanore, Jan. 2. BEST, Capt. R. M. H.M. 10th regt. to Eliza Hastings, eld. d. of the late Maj. A. Mac Leod, 9th N.I. at Madras, Jan. 29. CLOUGH, Col. J. J. 46th N.I. to Mrs. Lloyd, at Kamptee, Jan. 2. COULTRUP, Rev. S. W. to Miss Wilhelmina Henrietta Augusta, eld. d. of T. P. Waller, at Madras, Feb. 4. ELY, Lieut. col. 42nd N.I. to Maria Charlotte, 2nd d. of D. Kerr, at Madras, Dec. 30. FORD, Lieut. B. 12th N.I. to Fanny, d. of Capt. E. W. Lascelles, late of H.M.'s 22nd regt. at Cochin, Feb. 6. GANTZ, J. W. to Miss Emma Maria Erskine Childs, at Madras, Feb. 4. HAMILTON, Rev. R. K. A.M. chap. to the E. I. Co. to Susan Ann Sophia Churchill, 2d d. of Bishop of Madras, at Madras, Jan 7. HOLMES, Ens. T. R. 49th N.I. to Eliza, 3d d. of J. Arathoon, at Madras, Feb. 4. JOSSE, P. E. to Miss Rosalie Elizabeth Chenot, at Cuddalore, Jan. 29. KNOX, Rev. G. to Frances Mary Anne, d. of T. F. Reynolds, at Cuddalore, Dec. 18. LANE, G. F. to Miss S. M. Harding, at Madras, Feb. 3. STAPLETON, Lieut. G. J. 10th N.I. to Emma Powell, eld. d. of WEST, Lieut. A. K. 6th N.I. to Arabella Boyde Hutchinson, 2nd d. of Capt. Hutchinson, at Madras, Feb. 7. WHITTY, Lieut. E. G. H.M. 25th K. O. B. to Susan, 4th d. of the late W. Wells, at Calicut, Feb. 10. DEATHS. BARBER, Lieut. F. 45th N.I. at Cannanore, Jan. 26. CHAMBERS, Capt. H. M. 15th Hussars, shot himself through the body at Bangalore, Feb. 8. CLARK, Mr. S. s. of Lieut. S. ret. list Mad. army, at Masulipatam, aged 40, Jan. 3. COOPER, Ens. W. G. 19th N.I. at Paulghautcherry, Jan. 24. EAGLES, Ens. W. B. 51st N.I. at Kulludghee. FREEMAN, Maj. Chas. Nizam's fens. estab. at Aurungabab, aged 79, Jan. 13. HILL, Maj. gen. Clement, com. of Mysore, div. at Garsappah Falls, near Honore, Jan. 20. JONES, Mrs. Sophia Amelia, at Vizagapatam, aged 33, Jan. 3. MIDDLECOAT, Capt. G. Art. Feb. 14. MORRIS, D. of Arcot, at Madras, aged 59, Jan. 31. RATCLIFF, Ens. C. 38th N.I. at Secunderabad, Jan. 23. SMYTH, Miss F. I. R. d. of Lieut. col. N. M. Smyth, at Madras, TAYNTON, Capt. E. G. Sth N.I. killed in action in the Ramghant, Jan. 18. THOMPSON, Geo. Gar. writ. and clerk of the church, at Cuddalore, aged 29, Jan. 19. VARDON, Capt. Stafford, Engs. at Madras, Jan. 28, aged 32. SHIPPING. ARRIVALS. JAN. 24. Dumergue, Brady, Pondicherry.-27, Orestes, Fenwick, China.-28. James Hall, Grant, Bombay.-FEB. 5. True Briton, Consitt, London.-7. Indian Queen, Kerr, Vizagapatam. PASSENGERS ARRIVED. Per True Briton, from London. -Mrs. Gen. Riddell, Mrs. Oakes, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Nisbet; Messrs. Fullerton and Ross; Capt. Fowler, 8th L.C., Lieut. Smith, Lieut. Atkinson, and Mr. Nisbet; Mrs. McBain, Mrs. Donovan, Mrs. Wilson, 2 children, 2 Eur. and 5 native servants.-Landed at the Cape.-Mrs. C. Read, Capt. and Mrs. Evans, Lieuts. Fry and Gregory, R.A., Messrs. Proctor, Butcher, and McIntyre; 1 serg. and 14 privates R.A.; 6 steerage passengers. Per Indian Queen, from Vizagapatam.-Mrs. C. O'Hara, Miss E. C. Glass and ayah, Mr. S. Leonard and servant, Mr. Sutherland and servant, Apoth. Yawl, wife, and 2 children, Bombadier and wife, Miss M. Lake, 5 sepoys 11th N.I., 2 women and 1 native. DEPARTUres. JAN. 23. Posthumous, Milner, London.-26. Owen Glen lower, Robertson, London.-28. Scotia, Strickland, Aden.-29. Duke of Argyll, Bristow, Cuddalore.-FEB. 1. Lady Flora, Jewell, Cuddalore.-4. Reginald Heber, McFarlane, Liverpool.-8. Wellington, Liddell, London.-10. Northumberland, Bird, Cape and London. PASSENGERS DEPARTED. Per Scotia, to Aden.-Lieut. col. Milner, Capt. Scale, Capt.. Fisher, Lieut. Campbell, Lieut. Mahan, Ens. Vanqre, Eus. Pratt, Adj. Maclean, Surg. Thompson, Qr.-Mr. Crozier, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Crozier and 3 children, 281 Eur. non-commis. rank and file. Per Wellington, to London. -Mesdames Colonel Fryer, Lewis, Marshall, Cherry, Morris, and Harriett; Lieut. col. Fryer, A. J. Cherry, and J. W. Cherry, Esqrs.; Rev. J. Bilderbeck; Messrs. Marshall and Winckler.-Children: 3 Misses Fryer, 2 Misses Alexander, Misses Cherry, Collins, Morris, Harriet, Marshall, Walton, Bilderbeck, and Shepherd, 3 Masters Hayes, 2 Masters Alexander, Masters Andrews, Arbuthnot, Bilderbeck, Moberley, Marshall, and 3 Master Waltons, and 15 servants; steerage passenger, Thomas Donaldson. Per Northumberland, for the Cape.-Mrs. Underwood and children, and W. E. Underwood, Esq.-For London.-Mrs. Lane and children, Miss Lane, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Capt. Weir, Mrs. Copleston, Miss Preston, Miss Granstone, Mrs. Joice, Miss Joice, Capt. Weir, F. Copleston, Esq. c.s., Maj. R. F. Eames, Assist. surg. Nott, Lieut. Harris, Qr. mast. Joice, H.M.'s 63rd regt., Lieut. H. B. Croker, in charge of troops; 6 sergeants, 5 corporals, 46 privates, 4 women, and 2 children of H.M.'s 21st Fusiliers. The deceased entered the army as ensign on the 23d June, 1832, obtained his lieutenancy on the 2d August, 1836, and his company on the 15th December, 1843. Lieutenant Sinclair was present at the storming of Ghuznie on the 23d July, 1839, for which he received a medal; was present with his corps throughout the whole campaign in Kohistan; and was among the number of officers who received a medal for the defence of Jellalabad. The following is an extract of Regimental Orders which have been issued by the commanding officer of the corps on the melancholy occasion: “Extract of Regimental Morning Orders, Colaba, 21st Feb., 1845. "The commanding officer begs to condole with the regiment on the loss it has experienced in one of its most valued members, Captain William Alexander Sinclair. To the character of a gallant soldier and an excellent officer, was in him united an ur banity of disposition and sincerity and friendship, ever seeking to promote the welfare of his corps; this officer has left an example worthy to be followed by all, and as a mark of respect to his memory, the officers will wear a crape band round the left arm for three months from this date." Instructions have been issued from ths Quarter Master Gene. ral's department for the immediate return to Bombay of a wing of H. M. 2d or Queen's Royal, now on service in the Southern Concan. Her Majesty's 13th or Prince Albert's light infantry embarks for England on the arrival of the Wing of the Queen's. The Hon. Company's Invalids, under Lieutenant Close, of the 2d E L. M I., embarks this day in the ship Carnatic, for London. -Bombay Oriental Times. MISSION TO GOA.-Captain Arthur, military secretary to the Hon. the Governor, returned from his mission to Goa. in the Pluto, on Sunday night; the results of his proceedings have not transpired. The Portuguese Government have put the rules as pertaining to neutrality so rigidly in force, that no man has been permitted to cross their frontier with arms in his hands; and Major Lucas's sepoys, when in quest of supplies, had been obliged to leave their muskets and bayonets behind them. Every attention was shewn both to officers and men, but they would have nothing to do with their arms. Report stated yesterday that a padow named Ruparell, Taja Hossein, Tindal, which left this port on the 20th of last month, bound for Dollerah with a cargo, amongst which were two chests of sycee silver, weighing 3.200 tolas, consigned to Dulubdass Treebodas, was plundered by pirates in the Gulf of Cambay, about one day's sail from Dollerah. It was also said that those two chests with the Custom-house papers, Duklas and Seetmees, were carried off by the pirates, who left the other parts of the cargo untouched. This appears to be a suspicious case; and it will require the utmost vigilance and activity of the police to bring the facts fully to light.-Gentleman's Gazette, Feb. 12. BOMBAY. We learn that the Lord Bishop of Bombay is now at Nusseerabad, and will probably quit that station on the 3rd (Monday) inst. This is the second time his lordship has visited the Rajpootanah provinces.-Delhi Gazette, Feb. 1. NATIVE GENERAL LIBRARY.-We are very happy to learn that the above institution is making progress. Amongst the early donors to the Bombay Native Library, we are pleased to notice that fifty interesting volumes have been presented by Dr. Burnes, K.H., and four from the Medical Board. We hope others will follow the worthy example above noticed, so that the shelves of the library may be well stored.-Bombay Courier. PROPOSED CHURCH AT BANDORA.—On Wednesday, the 29th January, the foundation-stone of a new church was laid by the venerable the archdeacon, and we trust that soon a want, which has been long felt at Bandora, will be supplied. — Ibid. BELGAUM.-Lieutenants, Thompson and Tyacke, of the 2d European Light Infantry, who were lately severely wounded at the taking of Seevapore, are doing well; the ball still remains lodged in the hip of the former officer. The soldiers of this regiment recovered the bodies of their officer (Lieutenant Campbell) and of all their combrades who were killed in the same defile with him, except one who fell so very far forward that the men were not allowed to proceed. Consequent on the departure of Col. Haleman, Lieutenant Col. Robertson at present has command of Belgaum.-Gentleman's Gazette. We understand that Government has directed the formation of a Sanatorium on the Aboo Hills, and that a Committee of Officers has proceeded thither from Deesa, to select a suitable site for the erection of the hospital. The 25th Regt. Madras N. I., under the command of Major Geohegan, arrived at Sholapore from Bellary on the 1st instant, to relieve the 51st Regt. of the same army;-strength, 16 officers and 903 rank and file. A detail of H. M.'s 22nd Regt., under the command of Cap. tain White, consisting of four officers and 73 rank and file, marched from Poona on the 3rd instant, to join Regimental Head Quarters on field service at Kolapore.-Bombay Times. The Honourable the Governor, in the afternoon of yesterday, visited the dockyard, and examined the factory, and the improvements now going forward in the new dock. His excellency afterwards went to see the progress of the man-of-war Madras, which is now building in the slip near the Apollo Bunder.Gentleman's Gazette, Feb. 8. STEAM FERRY COMMUNICATION.-Our contemporary of the Courier notices the intention of certain "influential parties and capitalists" in Bombay to adopt early measures for the introduction of "steam ferry communication" between this place and the various small ports in its vicinity. This plan must be recommended by actual experiment before anything can be said as to its prospects of success as a pecuniary speculation, but there can be no doubt whatever that if once fairly carried out, it must prove in the highest respect beneficial as regards the promotion of commercial interests, by the increased rapidity and frequency of intercourse which it will bring about. We are truly glad to find the introduction of steam power-that great element of commercial as well as social improvement-making such good progress amongst us. POST OFFICE.-The Cleopatra, with dates from London to the 7th ultimo, anchored in our harbour about half past seven o'clock on the morning of Thursday. Her despatches were landed about nine o'clock, and ready for sorting about half-past nine. In something less than two hours the presidency delivery was ready for distribution. We have never before seen the work of the Post-office so expeditiously and efficiently completed" We may mention that the delivery of the Inland dawk was not delayed in consequence, and that we had our Mofussil and Calcutta correspondence in good time to be attended to before the delivery of the English mails commenced. The internal arrangements of the Post-office seem now to be complete in all respects. On the present occasion, letters were being delivered long before the usual mob of sepoys had assembled to jabber and chatter and confuse the Post-office clerks in their duties-Bombay Times, Feb. 15. GOVERNMENT GENERAL ORDERS. PUBLIC BUNGALOWS. Bombay Castle, 5th Feb., 1845.-Frequent complaints being made to Government that parties availing themselves of the public Bungalows refuse to pay the regulated fees and other demands of the persons in charge of the Bungalows, the Hon. the Governor in Council is pleased to intimate for general information, that where the charges are objected to, a reference should be made to the Superintendent of Roads, or other officer under whose control the Bungalows may be placed, but that in the first instance all such fees and demands must be invariably paid. PUBLIC CORRESPONDENCE. Bombay Castle, 14th Feb., 1845.-The following notification is published for general information:-It having come under the notice of Government that officers in their Public Correspondence frequently make use of words in the Native languages which might be fully and without circumlocution rendered in English, the Hon the Governor in Council is pleased to prohibit this practice, which has been found to be attended with much inconvenience. RATES OF EXCHANGE IN CONVERSION OF PAY, &c. Bombay Castle, Feb. 20. Under instructions from the Honourable the Court of Directors, the Honourable the Governor in Council is pleased to direct that in future the rate of Exchange, viz. 2s. Od. the rupee, as fixed by General Order of the 30th September last, No. 545, shall be used in the conversion of pay or subsistences advanced to officers and soldiers, of both Queen's and Company's services, on embarkation for Europe, or the Colonies, as well as in the settlement of any arrears due, or overpayments made to them at home, or in the Colonies. The same rate is also applicable to the passage money, on account of captains of her Majesty's service, under the G. G. O. 29th August, 1837, No. 387, and generally in all cases (not specially provided for) where the annual fixed rate of exchange has hitherto been used. Challisgaum, Pimpulnew, and Baglawn talookas, vested with powers of mag. in Khandeish. FAWCETT, E. G. coll. and mag. of Ahmedabad, res. ch. Feb. 3. INVERARITY, G. 2nd assist. to coll. of Khandeish, placed in perm. ch. of the Sawda, Jamnari, Nusserabad, and Nawul talookas. ORLEBAR, A. B. to res. ch. of observatory fr. April 1. TRAVERS, A. C. placed in perm. ch. of the Chopra, Arrawud, Kalnari, and Amulnere talookas. TURQUAND, W. I. res. ch. of off. Feb. 12. WATKINS, E. C. res. ch. of off. of sudder ameen, Jan. 30. LEAVE OF ABSENCE. BELLASIS, A. F. 12 mo. to Cape for the benefit of his health. HARRISON, C. M. 1st assist to coll. and mag. of Ahmednuggur to Pres. fr. Feb. 15, prep. to embark to Eur. on furl. on 1st prox. SIMSON, W. 1 year and 8 mo. to sea, for the benefit of his health, fr. March 1. MILITARY. APPOINTMENTS, &c. AITCHISON, Lieut. 2nd Eur. Lt. Inf. to act as field engineer to the force, Feb. 4. BARNEWELL, Corn. C. H. quar. mes. and interp. BARR, Lieut. J. T. 7th N.I. to proc. and join his reg. in the BOWEN, Eos. W. T. posted to 16th N.I. Jan. 24. BRUCE, Lieut. C. Art. to resume duties of office ft. assist. to supt. of roads and tanks, Feb. 12. BURGES, Ens. 20th N.I. to act as interp. to H.M. 28th during absence of Barr, Feb. 14. CORSELLIS, Ens. G. H. D. to do duty with 3rd N.I. at Ahmedabad, CRACKLOW, Lieut. col. H. transf. to 13th N.I. DRUMMOND, Capt. A. 11th N.I. placed at disp. of govt. for emp. in GIBBARD, Lieut. art. to act as dep. judge adv. gen. to northern div. HAY, Ens. to act as qu. mast. and int. to 24th N.I. during abs. of HEBBERT, Capt. G. app. to command the corps of sappers and miners, v. Wemyss. HENDERSON, Ens. J. H. posted to 7th N.I. Jan. 24. HENRY, Ens. J. W. posted to 19th N.I. Jan. 24. HEWETT, Lieut. 11th N.I. to act as interp. to 3rd N.I. during abs. of Ens. Dickson, Feb. 21. HUME, Capt. J. G. 10th N.I. app. staff officer under Lieut. col. Carruthers, C.B. in the Southern Concan. JACKSON, Capt. T. ret. to duty. JACOB, Capt. G. L. 2nd gren. to be extra aide-de-camp. KANE, Lieut. F. A. C. to act as adj. to marine batt. during abs. of Lieut. Barr. KNELLER, Lieut. C. F. returned to duty. LANGTON, Ens. A. posted to 17th N.I. Jan. 24. LYNCH, Capt. 16th N.I. rec. ch. of post office at Tannah, Feb. 7. MARRIOTT, Lieut. W. F. ret. to duty and app. assist. to chief engr. MAUGHAN, Capt. T. ret. to duty. MESSITER, Lieut. to act as staff officer to wing, v. Welman res. Feb. 1. MILLER, Lieut. to act as adj. to left wing of 22nd N.I. proc. to Asseerghur, Feb. 14. OLIVER, Ens. T. posted to 5th L.I. Jan. 24. OUTRAM, Lieut. col. J. c.B. 23rd N.I. to be res. at Sattarah, and comdt. of troops at that station. PAYNE, Lieut. col. C. transf. to 22nd N.I. RICHARDS, Lieut. H. to act as qr, mast. to 3rd N.I. v. Dickson on leave, Feb. 21. Ross, Ens. F. T. posted to 18th N.I. Jan. 24. SHEWELL, Ens. to act as int. in Hindostanee to 20th N.I. during the absence of Ens. Barnes. Feb. 11. SHORTREDE, Capt. R. 2nd Eur. It. inf. placed at disp. of govt. SMITH, Maj. G. perm. to retire on pension of rank. STORK, Capt. maj. of brig. to take ch. of acting dep. assist. adjt. gen.'s. off. on departure of Capt. Travers, Feb. 10. STILES, Capt. to take ch. of assist. qr. mr. gen.'s off. during ab. sence of Capt. Ramsay, Feb. 17. WARDEN, Ens. F. to do duty with 19th N.I. WESTLEY, Capt. C. J. perm. to retire on pension of rank. ern div. of the army, during absence of Capt. Mant on M.C. Feb. 21. LEAVE OF ABSENCE. ANNESLEY, Lieut. J. T. 26th N.I. fr. March 1 to June 1, to Bombay, to undergo exam. in Hindostan language, Feb. 28. CLARKSON, Capt. G. fr. Jan. 1 to Feb. 28, in ext. to Mahabuleahwur Hills on M.C. Feb. 19. JAMES. Capt. H. 3 years furl. to Europe, on M.C. OVANS, Lieut. col. C. 1st Fusl. 3 years furl. to Europe, on M.C. PARSONS, Capt. J. E. 11th N.I. fr. March 15 to May 31, to Mahabuleshwur Hills, Feb. 26. RAMSAY, Capt. J. S. 2nd Lt. Inf. to Europe, on M.C. APPOINTMENTS, &c. BOWIE, Assist. surg. W. M.D. to do duty under the superint. Indian navy. BOWSTEAD, Surg. 2nd N.I. to med. ch. of staff and details of 3rd brig. Feb. 18. COLLIER, Surg. to aff. med. aid to 7th comp. golundauze batt. Feb. 8. CURRIE, Assist. surg. H. Art. to ch. of detach. of troop at Belgaum, Feb. 15. DICKINSON, Assist. enrg. to 1st batt. art. Feb. 8. ELLIOTT, Surg. 2nd N.I. to af. med. aid. to 2nd Eur. Lt. Inf. ar. rived fr. Belgaum, also to 2nd or Queen's Royals, fr. Bombay, Feb. 18. HAMILTON, Surg. 17th N.I. rec. ch. of brig. staff gen. hosp. &c. fr. Assist. surg. Tribe, Feb. 10. HOAKEN, Assist. surg. to med. ch. of 6th N.I. and details, Feb. 5. JOPP, Assist. surg. M.D. to do duty with 51st M.N.I. on its march to Kulladghue, Feb. 15. MAHAFFY, Assist. surg. P. M.D. to be vaccinator in the N.W. div. of Guzerat. MANISTY, Assist. surg. to med. ch. of head-quarters staff and details, v. Currie, Feb. 15. SMITH, Assist. surg. J. Y. M.D. placed under orders of sup. surg. soulb. div. of the Deccan, Feb. 28. STOCKLEY, Vet. surg. J S. to take ch. of horses of battery of four comp. 1st batt. art. Feb. 8. TRIBE, Assist. surg. made over ch. of brig staff gen. hosp. &c. to Surg. Hamilton, Feb. 10. WALLACE, Assist. surg. 2 batt. art. to med. ch. of the whole of details of Mad. art. below the Ghaut, Feb. 15. WALLER, Assist. surg. T. to acting ch. of station of Malcolm Peth, during abs. of Dr. Gray, Jan. 31. |