During the division of a royal regiment into wings, and in the event of an adjutant, acting quarter-master, and paymaster being appointed to the detached wing, the following allowances are sanctioned:

To the adjutant, the allowances of his appointment according to the rate above laid down.

To the acting quarter-master, two rupees per diem.

To the acting paymaster, three rupees per diem, and ten rupees per mensem, for a clerk.

These orders are to have effect from the 1st November, 1845, inclusive, from which date, instead of the allowances authorized by the regulations now cancelled for the command of wings or other detachments composed of regular troops or companies, the allowance of twenty-five rupees per mensem granted for the command of native detachments of a certain strength, will become payable also for the command of each party of European troops or companies detached, under any circumstances, from regimental head-quarters, and having no staff officer attached to it.

CIVIL.

APPOINTMENTS, &e.

HUNTER, J. A. to assist. to coll. and mag. and agent to gov. Fort St. George, in Vizagapatam, Oct. 21.

LEWIN, F. M. to be a com. on the part of the Hon. E. I. Company,
for receiving possession of the town of Tranquebar, with the dis-
tricts thereunto belonging, transferred by treaty by his Majesty the
King of Denmark.
MONTGOMERY, Sir H. C. to be a com, on the part of the Hon. E. I.
Company, receiving possession of the town of Tranquebar, with
the districts thereunto belonging, transferred by treaty by his Ma-
jesty the King of Denmark.

NEWILL, H. rec. ch. of off. Oct. 11.
WHITE, D. act. coll. and mag. of Guntoor, del. over ch. to H.
Newill on Oct. 11.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

DYKES, J. W. 2 mo. to Belgaum, fr. Oct. 10.

ECCLESIASTICAL.

APPOINTMENTS, &c.

STREET, Rev. J. C. A. B. to act as chaplain of St. Thomas's Mount, during abs. of Rev. V. Shortland, on leave.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

BOWIE, Rev. M. 2 mo. to Arcót, Arnee, and Bangalore, on duty,' Oct. 15.

MILITARY.
APPOINTMENTS, &c.

BABINGTON, Capt. D. 17th N.I. plac. at disp, of C. in C. for reg. duty, to be maj. fr. Oct. 13.

BELL, Capt. O. 12th N.I. to be maj. fr. Oct. 22.
BELL, Brev. capt. H. H. art. fr. 1st to 5th batt. Oct. 13.
BERNAL, Cornet A. 7th L.C. to be lieut. fr. Sept. 30, v. Bruere,
deceased.
BOLTON, Lieut. C. G. 21st N.I. ret. to duty, Oct. 13.
BROWN, Ens. T. to rank in the army fr. June 14.
CODD, Eus. P. L. to rank in the army fr. June 14.

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CROFTON, Lieut, T. 52nd N.I. to be qr. mr, and interp. fr. Oct. 10.
DANIELL, Ens. E. S. to rank in the army fr. June 14.
DUNBAR, Ens. E. to rank in the Army fr. June 14.
FANE, Eus. W. to do duty with the 37th grens. Oct. 20,
FAUNCE, Capt. R. N. act. dep. judge adv, gen, to assume ch. of 3
districts, Oct.20.

FLOND, Ens. E. 17th N.I. to be lieut. fr. Oct. 10.

FOLEY, Ens. H. 33rd N.I. to be lieut. fr. Oct. 14, v. Mockler, res,
GALLWEY, Ens. J. H. 12th N.1. to be lieut. fr. Oct. 22.
GERRARD, Capt. J. to be a lay trust. to chap. of Vizagapatam.
GLOVER, Major P. D. 12th N.I. transp. to inv. est. fr. Sept. 22.
GREENWAY, Ens. T. to rank in the army fr. June 14.
HALLIDAY, Lieut. J. G. 12th N.I. to be capt. fr. Oct. 22.
HARE, Ens. H. A. 17th N.I. to be Lieut. fr. Oct. 13.
HARPUR, Ens. R. W. 37th gren. to be lieut. fr. Oct. 8, v. Gold-*
smith, dec. Oct. 17.

SANDYS, Lieut. col. G. 2nd L.C. app. to the com. of Jaulaah is cancelled, Oct. 14.

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TUDOR, Ens. W. O. to rank in the army fr. June 14.

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AMSINCK, Maj. E. 3rd batt. art. perm. to ret. to Eur. on furl.
BABINGTON, Lieut. J. E. M. 48th N.I. 3 years to Europe on furl.
BELL, Maj. O. 12th N.I. to Eur. on furl. ÖOct. 10.
BURN, Maj. G. 14th N.I. 3 mo, to presidency.

DUNLOP, Capt. G. W. N. 4th N.I. fr. Oct. 2, to pres. prep. to appl. for leave to Eur. on m. c.

DYER, Lieut. T. D. T. 36th N.I. from Nov. 1 to March 1, 1846, Masulipatam.

FOORD, Ens. J. B. 9th N.I. fr. date of quitting regt. to April 6, to Masulipatam and presidency, on m. c.

HILL, Capt. W. dep. judge-adv.-gen. 1st district, fr. Not. I, 1845, to Nov. 1, 1846, to W. co. and sea, on m. c.

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ISACKE, Lieut. M. W. 7th L.C. fr. Oct. 6 to Oct. 10, 1846, Madras and E. coast, on m. c.

JOYCE, Lieut. A. 36th N.I. to Eur. on m. c. Oct. 17.

ORR, Lieut. S. G. G. 23rd L.I. to Bombay, on m. c. prep. to appl. to proc. to Cape for 2 years.

Powys, Capt. P. A. S. 4th N.I. fr. Nov. 15, Madras prep, to appl.

for leave to Eur. on furl.

SNOW, Lieut. W. S. 20th N.I. to Eur. on m. c. Oct. 17 SOUTHEY, Lieut. C. G. 48th N.I. 3 years to Europe on furl. WROUGHTON, Capt. N. 5th L.C. Nov. 30 to April 21, 1845, to rem. at Sholapore, on m. c.

MEDICAL.
APPOINTMENTS, &c.

BALFOUR, Asst. surg. E. G. fr. 46th to 5th N.I. Oct. 16.
FERNANDEZ, Asst. surg. T. F. M.D. to be civ. surg. of Negapatan.
HowE, Asst. surg. A. H. M.D. rem. fr. 36th N.I. to do duty at
Pres. Gen. Hospital, Oct. 18.

LLOYD, Asst. surg. W. M.D. fr. Nagpore subs. force to 46th N.I. PACKMAN, Asst. surg. J. D. V. having been relieved fr. doing duty with 41st N.I. to do duty with 4th batt. art. till further orders, Oct. 11.

SCOTT, Asst. surg. W. M.D. to be zillah surg. of Salem, Oct. 14.

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BOYLE, the wife of J. G. at Narsingapoorum, d. Oct. 7. BROWN, the wife of Serjt. maj. J. P. 36th N.I. at Secunderabad, s. Sept. 28.

DORWOOD, the lady of Asst. surg. at Ootacamund, s. Oct. 5.
DOUTRE, the wife of A. 2nd apoth. at Kamptee, d. Oct. 8.
JACOBS, the wife of Wm. B. at Madras, d. Oct. 18.
LUDLOW, the wife of Lieut. engs. at Madras, d. Sept. 23.
MACQUEEN, the wife of Asst. apoth. George, at Madras, 5. Oct. 12.
MARSHOE, the wife of Troop qr. mr. H.A. at Kamptee, s. Oct. 1.
OUCHTERLONY, the lady of Lieut. engs. at Kotergherry, d. Sept. 28.
QUANBROUGH, the lady of Lieut. Geo. I. N. at Cochin, d. Oct. 10.
SCHMITZ, the lady of Rev. F. H. W. at Tanjore, s. Oct. 17.
TEMPLE, the lady of Lieut. and qr. mr. J. 12th regt. N.I. at Quilon,
s. Sept, 30.

TOBIN, Mrs. Elizabeth, at Egmore, s. Oct. 22.
WEST, the wife of Capt. A. 6th regt. at Peramboor, d. Oct. 16.
WOODEN, the wife of Robert, at Madras, s. Oct 16,

MARRIAGES.

Cox, C. of the art. to Maria, d. of Jas. Reger, at Madras, Qot. 7%.

FRASER, Alexr. Robt. to Catherine W. d. of Lieut. col. Sandys, 3rd L. C. at Bangalore, Oct. 14.

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MURRAY, Laurance, asst. apoth. H.M. 84th, to Elizabeth M. d. of
the late George P. Lamoury, at Madras.
SMITH, Wm. to Sophia Lewis, at Madras, Oct. 16.
TULLOCH, Lieut. C. W. 1st fus. to Anna Mary, d. of the late
Francis Stephen Senior, 35th N.I. at Bangalore, Sept. 16.
WIGHT, Andrew, to Mary A. d. of the late John Sedgelly, at
Madras, Oct. 8.

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DEPARTURES.

Oct. 11. Elizabeth Ainslie, Lyster, Maulmain; Agneslie, Richards, Maulmain; Sarah, Walker, Malabar coast and Bombay.-13. Alecto, Anwyl, London; steamer Spiteful, Maitland, Trincomalee.-14. Steamer Hindostan, Moresby, Suez.-18. Defiance, Evatt, Calcutta. -19. Paragon, Boxley, Coringa; Mary Nixon, McDonnell, London; Indian Queen, Kerr, Coringa.-21. Galathia, Billo, Calcutta. -22. Pilate, Fabre, Marseilles; Hope, Venerosity, Northern Ports.

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have been fearful. The Mohamedan mosque, called the Jooma Musjid, had a narrow escape, the house next to it having been burned. Various conflicting accounts are in circulation as to the manner in which the fire originated. Some say that two men of the Purvoe caste having repaired to the shop of the borah to purchase some fire-works, one of them expressed a doubt of their being good; on this the borah, to give a proof of their quality, lit a China cracker, which exploded in his hand before he had time to throw it out of his shop: some of the burning portions of the cracker were scattered about the shop, while one unfortunately fell on a bag of gunpowder-the result may be better conceived than describedthe roof of the shop was blown off, the whole building instantaneously in flames, and the shopman, by some accounts, was killed on the spot. Another account states the fire to have orginated in the carelessness of the purchasing Purvoe, who having lit a cracker, instead of throwing it out, thoughtlessly dropped it in the shop, but this latter account we think almost too improbable for belief. The fire at first raged with great fury, but was eventually got under, not, however, before it had consumed upwards of one hundred and ninety houses and stalls. The loss of property on this occasion is estimated at about seven lakhs of rupees. Fifty men of H.M.'s 17th regiment were marched from Colabah to the scene of the disaster, a number of men belonging to the marine battalion were also on the spot. Drafts of seamen from H.M.'s ships For and Pilot, the guardship Hastings, the sloop of war Coote, and the steamers Semiramis and Acbar, lent their valuable assistance in extinguishing the fire. Several gentlemen were present, and contributed by their directions and efforts to the success of the night. Among them were Mr. Danvers, Major Willoughby, Capt. Parr, Capt. Boulderson, 1. N.; Capt. Lynch, Col. Seton, &c. After some hours of severe toil, the men expressed a desire to splice the mainbrace." This was speedily complied with, and gave them fresh vigour for after efforts. During the conflagration, notice was given to the police, that in the lower floor of a house, the upper part of which was on fire, there was a number of barrels of gunpowder. A party of sailors immediately volunteered the dangerous task of removing them, and actually removed the whole quantity, while showers of sparks were falling around them. This is one of those instances of foolhardiness which, in our opinion, is more deserving of censure than praise. We do not wish to underrate the personal courage of the brave men who risked their lives on the occasion, but we would wish to shew that they risked more than their own lives, and that, however cheaply they might value their own lives, they had no right to risk, as they did, the lives of hundreds, we may say thousands, of their fellow-creatures. Had a single spark fallen upon one of these barrels, unprotected as they were by any wet cloth or covering, the communication would have been instantaneous, and the consequences fearful to reflect on. The daring displayed by the seamen was no doubt gratifying to the feelings of the service to which they belong, but we think the display in this case was premature, at any rate till an attempt had been made to drown the powder, an undertaking, we fancy, of no great difficulty with the hose of a powerful engine directed on it. We may remark en passant that it is a matter worth enquiry, at the hands of the authorities, how this large quantity of gunpowder, nearly 4,000 lbs., came into the possession of a private individual. The want of a sufficient number of buckets to pass the water to the engines was much felt, and complained of. We understand that the Moolah in charge of the Musjid' objected at first to allow the water of the Musjid Tank to be used, but his Moolaship's objections were speedily overruled. It is almost a pity we think that he and others of the natives who raised similar objections were not ducked in their own wells. As may well be conceived, an occurrence of this fearful nature was not unattended by its mishaps. Two officers and a midshipman of the Indian navy were severely injured, the former by the falling of a portion of a a building, and the latter by the explosion of some gunpowder; a seaman too of the same service was injured to an extent that endangered his life. We have not heard how the poor man is. We regret to learn that the loss of life has been considerable ten children, three women, and two men having fallen victims to the raging fury of the element.-Courier, Nov. 1st. +1+ "A

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BELGAUM. We have letters from our Belgaum correspondent dated the 18th instant. At the date of writing, and for four or five days previously, it had been raining copiously at Belgaum. The Ryots are, as a matter of course, quite rejoiced-not so the dealers. We are informed that Mr. De Vitre, the magistrate of Belgaum, his mamlutdar, and about a dozen peons, have been perambulating the streets, and causing the removal of sundry heaps of dirt and filth, the accumulation of months. It is stated that the town has been very much neglected of late by the au

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at on or the 4th day of July, 1845, deliberately and knowingly falsely asserted that he had at Kurrachee, and on several occasions at Hydrabad, had connection with a female named Girzee, such assertion being untrue and contrary to fact.

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Head Quarters, Kurrachee, 9th July, 1845. s By order of His Excellency Major-Genl. Sir C. J. NAPIER, G.C.B. commanding the troops in Seinde. DC 1 (Signed) EDWARD GREEN, Major, Assist. Adjt.-genl. Upon which charge the Court came to the following deci sion:

Finding and Sentence.The Court having maturely weighed and considered all that has been in of the cution, as well as what has been brought forward in the defence, are of opinion that the prisoner, Assistant-surgeon Lowry, M. D. is "guilty" of the charge preferred against him, in breach of the Articles of War in such cases made and provided, and they do therefore adjudge him, the said Assistant-surgeon Lowry, M.D. to be Cashiered. (Signed) TT. CHRISTIE, Capt, Officiating Judge Advocate. Misf G. J. Wilson, Lieut. col., and President. P .ch ob ar Approved and Confirmed. (Signed) THOMAS THOMAS MCMAHON, Lieut. gen. and Comdr-in-Chit.

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COLES, G. rec. ch. of Sholapore collect. fr. A. Gray, to proc. into his districts on dep. Oct. 29. ELPHINSTON, A. coll. of Poona, perm, to proc. into his districts on dep. fr. Oct. 6.350 03 tricts on dep. fr. Nov. 23. FAWCETT, E. G. coll. of Ahmedabad, perm. to proc. into his dis

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FRERE, W. E. coll. of Dharwar, to proc. on dep. into his districts Oct. 17. exp besit Biot of bis of batzog H WOSSA GRANT, A. R. to Ahmednuggur, under sup. of coll. at that station to Mahratta Oct. 18.30 bus-RES A MASS GRAY, A. rec. ch. of Sholapoor, collect. fr. E. Montgomerie, del. over ch. to G. Coles, LIDDELL, H. coll. of Rutnagheree, to proceed on deputation into his districts, fr. Nov:15. 10 25 m LLOYD, F. to be 3rd asst. to coll. and mag. of Tanna, sub G. to resume app us act, and sess. Jud. of the

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BELL, H. 0.50.39,8100 LLOYD, F.
BEYNON,
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RETELO BIRDWOOD, W. judge and sess. judge of Sholapoor, 2 mo. fr. Oct. 21. LARKEN, M. dep. civ. and dep. mint master, 2 mo. fr. Oct. 17. RAVENSCROFT, A. W. 1 mo. in ext. of . NE JOTO OBT REEVES, H. W. pol. agent So. Mahratta Country, Imo. fr. Nov. ROBERTSON, A. D. leave ext. to 3 mo..do 161057 of 70 TYTLER, C. E. F. 2nd asst. to coll. of Ahmednuggur, 1 mo. under sect. 11 of Abs. Regs. Oct. 22. 850.11.00 Jugal,raw all

5. ap modmol of 18 JusilazizwAH 05.270 11,1857101 MILITARY.291.vao tusil,aaYAH 8.440 dol Vadmoll of EVO APPOINTMENTS, &c. 1.1. Ja ARTHUR, Lieut. E. P. 1st L.C. to be mil. sec. v. Capt Arthur, proc. to Europe, Oct. 16.2.0 odor of Ing Joko BATTYE, Lieut. M. J. asst. sup. of Ghat police, to be an asst. mag. in Zillahs, except Ahmedabad and Dharwar. os tus EAT BRETT, Lieut. on being relieved fr. care of 7th Golundauze battito proceed to Kurrachee and Bombay, and to report his arrival to the adjt. gen. Oct. 5. of progreside 19 as ban los 19) CHITTY, Ens. W. T. to rank fr. Oct. 10, posted to 13th N.I. Oct. 24. CHRISTIE, Lieut. C. F. 2nd Eurp. It.inf. to be capt. in suc. to

Macan, promoted to rank fr. Oct. 10.

DOUGLAS, Lieut. G, R. art. ret. to duty Oct. 9; to join 4th comp 2nd batt. at Belgaum, Oct. 25.

DYETT, Lieut. 3rd N.I. to proceed to Gharta, and do duty with detach, there stationed.

FINNIMORE, Lieut. 5th comp. Golundauze batt. art. to rec. ch. of dordnance departments at Hyderabad, during abs. of Lieut. Bell, at Kurachee, on m. c. Oct. 2. GRAHAM, Lieut. 2nd Eur. regt..to act as adj. to care of Bundel kund legion dar. such time as Lieut. Law may be acting as 2ad!

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cay, of the Bundelkund legion, to act as

2nd in com. Oct. 5.

MACAN, Capt. G. 2nd Eur. L.I. to be maj. v. Fawcett, retired to

rank fr. Oct. 10. MALCOLM, Ens. G. 13th N.I. to be lieut. v. Ducat, deceased, to rank fr. Oct. 10.

MARKS, 2nd Lieut. A. R. art. to join 1st batt, at Ahmedpuggur MAYOR, Lieut. to com, Beloochee recruits at Gharra MONTGOMERY, Lieut. 14th N.I. to act as qr. mr. .interp. and pay. master to 14th N.I. v. Stewart, promoted, Oct. 24. MORSE, 2nd Lieut. R. A. art. fr. 1st to 2nd batt. and to join 4th co. 2nd batt. at, Belgaum, Oct. 28.

ORD, Eng. E. H. posted to 3rd N.. to join head qrs. at Ahmedabad, Oct. 241,itau bebus: a .. 36 8 KI PARR, Capt. Si act. sup. of police, to act as asses. of/wheel tak, nassum.ch. Oct. 28.0

PELLY, Lieut. Persian interp. to his Ex. the Gov. to attend as

interp. to the mil. com. now sitting, Oct. 2; to act as asst. adjt. gen. during the abs. of Major Greeny CAB 44:n organ REID, East H. G. H. to rank fr. Oct. 10, posted to 2nd Eur. L.

SALMON, Capt. 2nd Cav. in ch. of details of 13th and 14th and 17th regts.

SCOTT, Lieut. 17th N.I. to join to act as interp. to his regt. Oct. 24. SOAMES, Ens. G. 2nd Eur. Lt. Inf. to be lieut. in succ. to Christie, promoted, to rank fr. Oct. 10,

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SOPPITT, Lieut. 13th N.I. to act as qr. mr. to 12th N.I. dur. abs. of Lieut. Holbrow, on leave, Oct. 24,

SPARROW, Ens. H. posted to 3rd N.I. to join head qrs. at Ahmedabad, Oct. 24.

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THATCHER, Capt. W. inv. est. ret. to duty, Oct, 9.
TWEEDALE, Capt. to perform duties of veterinary dept. of 1st L,C.
dur. abs. of Nixon,
WADDINGTON, Ens, to act as qr, mr. to 17th N.I. during abs. of
Ens. Campbell, on leave, Oct. 24.

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WRIGHT, Capt. 3rd N.I. to be 2nd in com. of the Beloochee batt.

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BOYE, Capt. 22nd N.I. LJ FÖRLONG, Lieut. 1st N.I.
BRACKENBURY, Ens. 19th N.L. GOODWIN, Lieut. 16th N.I.
BURROWES, Ens. 15th N.I. KINLOCH, 2nd Lieut. art.
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ARTHUR, Cornet 2nd L.C. to Bombay, on m. c.
BRYAN, Ens. C. V. 17th N.1. attach. to 20th N.I. fr. Oct. 17 to
Nov. 17 to rem. at Poona.
CHRISTIE, Capt. T. T. 17th N.I. 2 mo. to remain at Kurrachee.
DE WET, Lieut. C. G. fr. Oct. 6 to Nov. 30, to Bombay and W. C.

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HAWKINS, Lieut. art. to Bombay, on m. c.
HAYES, Lieut. cav. reg. Bundelkund Legion, 1 year, fr. Nov. 15, to
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sidency, on p. a.
WALLACE, Lieut. col. J. 20th N.I.furl. to Eur. leave canc. Oct. 18.
WELLS, Capt. coll. and mag. of Shikarpore, to Kurrachee, on m.c.
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Mr. J. A. Keys, sen. capt.'s clerk, to be purser, v. Turner, retired,
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ARRIVALS. Do » be OCT. 15. Stebonheath, Cromarty, Cork; John Adams, Gardner, Mauritius; Lowjee Family, Ayers, China; Forfarshire, Symons, Cork. 20. Princess Royal, Doutty, Cork.-211 H.M.S. For, Blackwood, Madras; Lascar, Green, Greenock; Benares, Gilkinson, Cork.-22. St. Laurence, Newlandy, Liverpool.-24. Arab, Sumner, London. eda naudo wendy moo'?

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Per Stebonheath.-Lieut. col. Hon. H. Dundas, C.B., 60th regt. rifles; Major M. G. Dennis, Capt. E. M. Lowe, Lieut. E. Campbell, Lieut. A. Mossy. 2nd Lieut. F. Dawson, 2nd Lieut. D. B. Ward, Paymaster E. Coxen, capt.; Adj. D. Jones, lieut." Quari-mas. T. Berray ;~ Surg. E. R. Boyes; Mrs. Coxen'; Mrs. Berray Master Coxen; 339 troops of 60th Rifles, including wol men and children.osyre-drateter A biɛɛ ads,min spast.

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