The undermentioned Officers obtained leave of absence from Quarter Master Sergeant Edward Kavanagh, of the 30th the Hon'ble the Lieutenant Governor of the Western Pro-Regiment N. 1, is appointed Sergeant Major to the corps. vinces on the 2d instant. vice David Dogherty transferred to the veteran company at Chunar. Lieutenant J. H. Phillips, of the 42d Regiment Native Infantry and 2d Assistant to the Agent to the Governor at Delhie for one year, from the 26th ultimo, to proceed to the Hills North of Deyrah, on Medical Certificate. Assistant Surgeon W. Gordon, MD, of the Civil Station of Mirzapore, from the 5th to the 22d ultimo, in extension of the leave of absence, on private affairs, granted to him in General Orders dated 21st October 1:35. The undermentioned officer has leave of absence : 5th Regiment Light Cavalry-Lieutenant A. Hall, from 25th February to 1st June, to visit the Presidency on private affairs. Head Quarters, Calcutta, 5th April. In consequence of a petition to that effect from Ensign George Ranken, of the 724 Regiment of N. L., his appointment to that No. 81 of 1836.-The services of Surgeon Alexander Kyd Regiment is cancelled; and he is reported to bis original corps Lindesay are placed at the disposal of the Honorable the Lieut-the 69th, to resume his position next below Eusign W. P. Big. tenant Governor of the Western Provinces, for the purpose of nell. being appointed to the Medical duties of the Civil Station of Benares, vice Doctor Barnard deceased. The Right Honorable the Governor General of India in Coun eil is pleased to make the following Appointment: Surgeon George King to be Garrison Surgeon of Chnnar, vice Lindesay. The permission granted to Lieutenant Colonel John Craigie, of the 41st Regiment Native Infantry, and Member of the Military Board, in General Orders No. 16, of the 18th January last, to proceed to Europe, is cancelled at the request of that Officer. Major Edward Gwatkin, of the 13th Regt. N. 1, and Superintendent of the Haupper Stud. is permitted to be absent from his Station from the 20th May, to the 1st November next, on account of private affairs. Captain C. T. Thomas, of the 15th Regiment N. 1., and SubAssistant Stud Department, is appointed to Oficiate for Major Gwatkin during his absence, or until further orders. Captain Thomas Roberts, of the 51st Regt. N. 1., having been declared incapable of performing the active duties of his profession, is, at his own request, transferred to the Invalid Establishment. FORT WILLIAM, 80TH APRIL. No. 86 of 1836.-The Right Hon'ble the Governor General of India in Council is pleased to make the following Appoint. ment. Assistant Surgeon Thomas Leckie to the Medical charge of the Prisoners employed on the Great Benares Road, Mr. Leckie is directed proceed to his charge immediately. BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF. Head Quarters, Calcutta, 2d April, 1836. His Excellency the Commander-in Chief is pleased to make the following appointment: 52d Regiment Native Infantry.-Lieutenant Thomas Henry Shuldham to be Adjutant, vice Martin proceeded to Europe on furlough. Assistant Apothecary George Higginson, attached to the 3d company 1st battalion of Artillery, is appointed to the detachment of the 4th battalion Artillery at Dum-Dum. The undermentioned officers have leave of absence: 1st Brigade Horse Artillery-Assistant Surgeon J. Murray, M. D., from 31st March to 1st November, to visit Simla, on medical certificate. 14th Regiment N. I.-Captain J. Buncombe, from 30th April to 80th October, to visit the hills in the vicinity of Simlah, on private affairs. 14th Regiment N. 1.-Lieutenant J. H. W. Marow, from 30th April to 30th October, to visit the hills in the vicinity of Simla, on private affairs. Head Quarters, Calcutta, 4th April. The undermention officers having been pronounced qualified in the Persian and Hindoostanee languages by a district com mittee, are exempted from further examination, except by the examiners of the college of Fort William, which it is expected they will undergo whenever they visit the Presidency: Lieutenant W. Hore, of the 18th Regiment N. 1. 1st Lieutenant K. J. White, of the Regiment of Artillery. Sergeant Edward Bovais of the Town Major's list, and attached to the Quarter Master General's department, is transferred to the Adjutant General's office, from the 2d instant Head Quarters, Calcutta, 6th April. Captain St. George D. Showers, of the 724 Regiment V. I., is appointed Aide-de Camp to Brigadier General W. Richards C. B., vice Lieutenant J. C. Lumsdaine placed under the orders of the resident at Gwalior. The unexpired portion of the leave of absence granted to Lieutenant A H. Duncan, Aide-de-Camp to Brigadier General A Ducan, in General Orders of the 28th December last, is cancelled from the 23d ultimo. Captain R. Aitken, of the 6th Regiment Light Cavalry, is permitted to visit the hills north of Devrah Dhoon, instead of the hill provinces in the vicinity of Simla, as notified in General Orders of the 29th ultimo. I., is permitted to resign his situation of Interpreter and QuarLieutenant and Brevet Captain J. P. Wade, of the 13th N. ter Master of that Regiment. ral hospital, is appointed to do duty with the Artillery at DumAssistant Surgeon A. Stewart, M. D., at present at the gene. Dum, and directed to join. Private Richard Grace, of the corps of sappers and miners, is removed to the Regiment of Artillery, and posted to the 4th company 2d battalion at Kurnaul. The undermentioned officers have leave of absence: 4th Regiment Light Cavalry-Lieutenant Colonel W. Patile, from 25th March to 31st October, to visit Simla, on medical certificate. 65th Regiment N. 1.-Captain R. W. Wilson, from 28th March to 30th April, to visit Delbi, on private affairs. 41th Regiment N. L.-Brevet Captain J. Bartleman, from 5th April to 15th June, to remain at the Presidency, on medical certificate. Head- Quarters, Calcutta, 7th April. Assistant Surgeon A. B. Webster, M D., to join the 48th ReThe Cawnpore division orders of the 22d ultimo, directing giment N. L., Assistant Stewart John Bensley to proceed to Meerut, by water, with the detachment of His Majesty's Troops under Lieutenant Lacy, and Apprentice James Jarves to remain at Cawupore and do duty with His Majesty's 18th foot, are confirmed. Brigadier G. Becher's station order of the 28th ultimo, anpointing Serjeant Thomas Goldstone, of the 3d company 34 battalion of Artillery, to be Bullock Sergeant at Dinapore, from the 12th of that month, is confirmed. The Cawnpore division order of the 24th ultimo, appointing Veterinary Surgeon D. Cullimore, of the 2d Brigade Horse At tillery, to the charge of the Horses of His Majesty's 16th lan ceis, until further orders, is confirmed. Ali Mahomed Khan, native doctor, whose admission into the Service was notified in Government General Orders No. 69, of the 21st ultimo, is posted to the 50th Regiment N. 1. at Dacca, and directed to join. The undermentioned officers have leave of absence: March to 30th March 1837, to visit Simla, on medical certificate. 20th Regiment N. 1.-Ensign S. T. A. Goad, from 30th Subordinate medical department-Assistant Stewart T. O'Sullivan, doing duty with His Majesty's 16th foot, from 1st May to 1st November, to visit the Presidency, on private affairs. 15th Regiment N. 1.-Surgeon D. Campbell, from March to 22d July, to remain at Mirzapore, on private affairs Head-Quarters, Calcutta, 8th April. His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief is pleased to order the following removal and posting: Brevet Colonel E. Wyatt's detachment order of the 23d ultimo, appointing Surgeon H. Clark, of the 224 Regiment N. I. to the medical charge of the Artillery detail, and Assistant Surgeon A. Mackean, doing duty with the 224 N. I, to that of confirmed as a temporary arrangement. Surgeon George Angus, (on furlough) from the 24th to the 62d the 3d local horse, vice Magrath appointed to Mussoorie, is Regiment N. 1. Surgeon James Ronald, new promotion, to the 24th Regiment N. I. His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief is pleased to make the following appointments: 24 Regiment Light Cavalry.-Cornet E. K. Money to act as Interpreter and Quarter Master. 9th Regiment Light Cavalry.- Ensign R. A. Herbert, 48th Regiment N. 1., to act as Interpreter and Quarter Master. 1st Regiment N. 1.- Ensign C 1. Harrison, 65th Regiment N. 1., to act as Interpreter and Quarter Master. 11th Regiment N. 1.- Ensign R. G. George, to be Interpreter and Quarter Master. 46th Regiment N. 1-Lieutenant G. Johnston to be Interpreter and Quarter Master. The undermentioned Officer has leave of absence: 56th Regiment N. 1.- Ensign S. H. Steer, from 15th April to 15th August, to visit Bauleab, on private affairs. Head Quarters, Calculta, 9th April. The order of the 16th ultimo, by Captain W. E. B Lead beater, commanding the Left Wing 534 Regiment N. 1, direct ing Lieutenant and Brevet Captain C. Campbell to assume charge of the acting Adjutan's office, during the indisposition of Lieutenant and acting Adjutant J. Hunter, is confirmed. His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief is pleased to make the following appointments: 3d Regiment Light Cavalry.-Cornet H. Lindesay to be Ad jutant. 5th Regiment Light Cavalry.-Lieutenant P. S. Hamilton to be Adjutant. Captain J. Gouldhawke, of the invalid establishment, is permitted to reside and draw his allowances at the Presidency. Quarter Master Sergeant William Andrews, of the 39th regi ment N. I., is remanded to the Regiment of Artillery, at his own request. The undermentioned officers have leave of absence: Cavalry. Unposted Cornet C. A. Kitson, (doing duty with 3d Light Cavalry), from 1st April to 1st November, to visit Musoorie, ou medical certificate. 12th Regiment N. 1.-Ensign F. D. Atkinson, from 15th May to 15th September, to visit the Presidency on private affairs. 53d Regiment N. 1.-Lieutentant J. Hunter, (acting Adju tant to the left wing,) from 28th March to 28th July, to pro ceed on the river, on medical certificate. 3d company 24 battalion artillery-1st Lieutenant E. Madden, from 20h May to 20th November, to visit Futtehpore, on pií. vate affairs. Head Quarters, Calcutta, 12th April. His Excellency the Commander in Chief is pleased to make the following removals: Surgeon Richard Mowbray Martin Thomson is removed from the 51st Regiment N. I., and appointed to the European Regiment at Agra. The undermentioned officers have leave of absence: 38th Regiment N. I-Captain G. Burney, from 25th Ja nuary to 20th March, in extension, to enable him to rejoin his corps. 45th Regiment N. I.--Captain K. Campell, from 15th April to 15th August, to visit Benares, on private affairs, 3d Troop 24 brigade horse Artillery-Captain G. G. Denniss, from 15th April to 1st October, in extension, to remain in the hills, on medical certificate. Head Quarters, Calcutta, 15th April. The district order by Brigadier W. Burgh commanding the Rajpootanah field force, of the 1st instant, appointing Lieute. nant T H. Shuldham, of the 52d Regiment N. 1, to act as Interpreter and Quarter Master to the 9th Regiment Light Cavalry, is confirmed as a temporary arrangement. The undermentioned officers bave leave of absence: 55th Regiment N I. Lieutenant S. D. Aggar, from 20th April to 20th May, in extension, to remain at the Presidency, on medicai certificate. Sylhet Light Infantry-Lieutenant and Adjutant G. Carr, from 25.h April to 25th June, to visit the Presidency, on private affairs. Head-Quarters, Calcutta, 16th April. The Whow station order of the 28th ultimo, appointing Sergeant Keilly, of the 2d troop 3d brigade Horse Artillery, to act as Bazar Sergeant, vice McKelly, deceased, is confirmed, Colonel T. P. Smith's Regimental Order of the 30th ultimo, appointing Lieutenant and Brevet Captain William Shortreed to act as Adjutant to the European Regiment vice Lieutenant and Brevet Captain F. Lysaght placed under orders of the resi dent at Hydrabad, is confirmed. Sergeant Major William Kirkland, of the 6th Regiment N. 1, is appointed Bazar Sergeant at Mhow, vice McKenley deceased. Quarter Master Sergeant John Brown, of the 64th Regiment NI, is appointed Sergeant Major to the corps, vice Kirkland appointed Bazar Sergeant. The undermentioned officer has leave of absence: 61st Regiment N. L-Ensign W. H. Ryves, from 10th May to 10th July, to visit Simla, on urgent private affairs. Head Quarters, Calcutta, 18th April. The Kurmaul station order of the Ist instant, appointing Assistant Surgeon W. Shirreff, of the ist troop 3d Brigade Horse Artillery, to proceed towards Loodianah in medical charge of a wing of the 21st Regiment N. I., is confirmed. Lieutenant Colonel Warren Hastings Leslie Frith (on fur- | ultimo, appointing Lieutenant W. H. Balders to act as Adjutant lough) from the 7th to the 6th battalion artillery. Lintenant Colonel Richard Powney, from the 6th to the 7th battalion Artillery. The undermentioned officers have leave of absence : 634 Regiment N. 1.-Lientenant J. R. Lumsden, Adjutant, Arracan local battalion, from 31st December to 28th January 1936, in extension, to remain at the Presidency, and to join his appotatment. 5th Regiment N. I.-Ensign W. N. Tombs, from 1st May to 1st November, to visit Bareilly, on private affairs. Head-Quarters, Calcutta, 13th April. The Presidency division order of the 8th instant, directing Shaikh Fakeer Bukhsh, native doctor, of the 43d Regiment N. I., to proceed to Dacca, and join the 50th Regiment N. 1. at that station, is confirmed. The Regimental Order by Major J. McLaren, dated the 14th to the 16th Regiment N. I, is confirmed as a temporary arrangement. His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief is pleased to make the following appointment: 68th Regiment N. I.-Lieutenant E. P. Bryant to be Adjutant, vice Grove proceeded to Europe on furlough. The undermentioned officer has leave of absence: 61st Regiment N. I.-Colonel C. W. Hamilton, from 1st April to 31st October, to visit Simla, on private affairs. Head Quarters, Calcutta, 19th April. Lieutenant-Colonel T. Palmer's Regimental Order of the 2d instant, appointing Ensign H. Milne to act as Adjutant to the left wing of the 21st Regiment N. I. detached to Loodianah, is confirmed. The Neemuch Station Order of the 3d instant, appointing! Veterinary Surgeon J Ford, of the 1st Regiment Light Cavalry, to the charge of the boises of the 4th troop 3d brigade Horse Artillery, is confirmed The undermentioned officers have leave of absence: 15th Regiment N. I.-Colonel P. LeFevre, from 8th June to 8th December, in extension, to remain at the Presidency. Is Troop 1st Brigade Horse Artillery-Captain T. Nicholl, from 24 May to 24 July, to visit Simla, on private affairs. 40th Regiment N. I.-Assistant Surgeon F. Hartt, from 1st April to 1st July, to visit the Presidency, ou medical certi ficate. Head Quarters, Calcutta 20th April. The Benares division order of the 7th instant, appointing Assistant Apothecary John Taylor to act as Apothecary to His Majesty's 26th foot, vice Barrett, is confirmed. The detachment order by Captain J. Wilson, dated the 3d instant, appointing Lieutenant R. McKean to act as Adjutaut to 4 companies of the 17th Regiment N. I., is confirmed. His Excellency the Commander in Chief is pleased to make the following appointment: European Regiment-Lieutenant and Brevet Captain William Shortreed to be Adjutant, vice Brevet Captain and Adjutant P. Lysaght placed under the orders of the Resident at Hydrabad. The undermentioned ofcer bas leave of absence.: General Staff-Captain R, Becher. Assistant Quarter Master General of the army, from 10th April to 10th Otcober, to visit Simla, on private affairs. Head Quarters, Calcutta, 22d April. Lientenant Colonel C. F. Wild's detachment order of the 1st festant, Appointing Lieutenant and Adjutant W. Bridge, of the 624 Regiment N. 1, to act as staff to a detachment, is couûrm d His Excellency the Commander in Chief is pleased to make the following appointment: 3d Local Horse. Ensign William Henery Ryves, of the 61st Regimet of N. 1., to be Adjutant, vice Robinson, Assistant Surgeon Edward Jones Agnew is removed from the 6th regiment of light cavalry to the 56th Regiment of N. 1. at Dinapore. Unposted Cornet W. G. Prendergast is appointed to do duty with the 8th Regiment light cavalry at Sultanpore, Banares, and directed to join. The undermentioned officers have leave of absence: 27th Regiment N. I.-Lieutenant R. S. Simpson, acting Ad jutant Nusseree battalion from 15th May to 15th October, to re main at Simla, on private affairs. 49th Regiment N. I.-Lieutenant E. S. Lloyd, from 16th April to 16th October, to remain at Simla on private affairs. Head-Quarters, Calcutta, 23d April. With the sanction of Government, the Benares division order of the 224 ultimo, appointing Assistant Surgeon Charles Maxwell, of the 18th regiment N. I., to officiate as Civil Surgeon at Benares, is confirmed as a temporary arrangement. The Sandoway station order of the 1st ultimo, directing Surgeon J. Morton to afford medical aid to the Troops and establishments at that post, is confirmed as a temporary arrange meut.. Captain C Fitzgerald of the 60th Regiment of N. I, command ing the escort of the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Cal cutta, has leave of absence, to visit Futtebgurh and Cawnpore, on private affairs, from the date on which His Lordship may dispense with his services, until the 15th of November next. The undermentioned officers has leave of absence: 50th Regiment N. I.-Captain J. Graham, from 25th May to 25th September, to visit the Presidency, on private affairs. Head Quarters, Calcutta, 26th April. Hospital Apprentice David Fleming, attached to the Artillery at Dum Dum, is directed to join and do duty at the General Hospital. The period from the 21st September to the 80th of November 1885, for which Lieutenant Colonel D. Presgrave obtained leave of absence in General Orders of the 23d October last, having been occupied by the detention of that officer in winding up the concerns of the late Miut at Sangor, His Excellency the Commander in Chief is pleased to direct, that the subsequent leave granted in General Orders of the 4th December last, to Lieutenant Colonel Presgrave, for eight months, to visit the Presidency, on his private affairs, shall be considered as commencing on the 1st of December, and not as an extension" of the preceding leave. Head Quarters, Calcutta, 27th April. The Dum Dum station order of the 221 instant, directing Assistant Surgeon A Bryce, M. D. of the 1st Toop 24 Brigade Horse Artillery, to afford medical aid to the 1st and 24 coinpanies of the 4th battalion artillery, and to the regimental band, as well as to the troop to which he stands posted, is con· firmed. The leave of absence, for nine months, granted to Captain P. C. Anderson, 24 in command of the Mhair warrah local battalion in General Orders of the 8th ulimo. To visit the hils north of Devrab Dhoon, on medical certificate, is to commence from the 12th of February last, instead of the date therein specified. The leave of absence, for six months, granted to Lieutenant and Adjutant F. W. Burroughs, of the 17 a regiment N I, in General Orders of the 21st of January last, to visit the Presi dency, on private affairs, is commuted to visit Futtehguib, from the 24 ustimo to the 7th instant, on the same account Ensign Lowther Thomas Forrest is removed from the 41st to the 40th regiment of N 1. and will rank next below Eusiga C. E. Burton. The undermentioned Officers have leave of absence; 28th regiment N 1-Major C. D. Wilkinson, from 15th May to 1st November, to visit Mussoorie in the hills, on private affairs. 234 regiment N I-Ensign S. W. R. Tulloch, from 15th May to 15th July, in extension, to remain at Mhow, on private affaus. Head Quarters, Calcutta, 29th April. His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief is pleased to make following postings and removal: Colonel Thomas Murray, new promotion, (on furlough) to the 50th Regiment N. 1. Lientenant Colonel Steele Hawthorne, (on furlough) from the 52d to the 53d Regiment N. I. Lieutenant Colonel John Home, new promotion, (on furlough) to the 17th Regiment N. 1. Lieutenant-Colonel George William Aylmer Lloyd, new promotion, the 52d Regiment N. I. Head Quarters, Calcutta, 80th April. The leave of absence granted to Assistant Surgeon D. McQueen Gray, of the Sirmoor battalion, in General Orders of the 21st ultimo, is cancelled at his own request. Sergeant Henry Butcher, of the 1st Company 1st Battalion of Artillery, is transferred to the Town Major's list, appointed Quarter Master Sergeant to the 64th Regiment of N. 1. at Sau gor, vice Brown appointed Sergeant Major to the corps, and directed to join. The undermentioned officers have leave of absence: 45th Regiment N. I.- Lieutenant and Adjutant W. Biddulph from 15th April to 1st March 1837, to visit Simla, on medical certificate. 48th Regiment N. I.-Lieutenant Interpreter and Quarter Master H. Palmer, from 15th May to 15th June, in extension, to enable him to rejoin his corps. 47th Regiment N. I.-Ensign C. C. Skelton, from 15th May to 15th July, to proceed to Cawnpore and Allahabad, on private affairs. 4th Regiment Light Cavalry-Cornet R. T. Knox, from 25th June to 25th December, to visit Goruckpore and the Presl deucy, preparatory to applying for furlough. SHIPPING REGISTER. April 3 ARRIVALS. French barque Indus, C. Balais, from Bourbon 3d 5 Ship David Clarke, R. Rayne, from Rangoon 21st 7 8 Barque Phenix, A. Bane, from Rangoon 11th Ba que Sir Archibald Campbell, c. Roberson, Barque Lloyds, E. Garrett, from Covelong 29th Schooner Sarawaddy Merchant, R. McGrath, from Barque Dalla Merchant, H. M. Potter, from Singa 9 Barque Sir John Beresford, M. Mitchell, from 18 Barque Lonach, G. Jellicoe, from Bombay 12th 20 Barque Elizabeth, J. Shepherd, from Madras 5th, 21 Brig Corsair. J. Stephens, from Singapore 20th and 22 Brig Lady Grant, W Jeffrey, from China 15th, and 23 25 26 Brig Comala, D. McNeil, for Liverpool. French barque Indus, C. Balais, for Bourbon. French Barque Gol, C. Barthez, for Bourbon. 27 Ship Hindostan, G. J. Redman, for London. ARRIVAL OF PASSENGERS. Per David Clarke from Rangoon.—Mis. and Miss Rayno. Per Highland Chief from Madras.-Messis. W. and N. Pike, Mariners. Per Sir Archibald Campbell from Bombay and Tellicherry. Mr. J. Lyons, Mainer. Per Lloyds from Madras.-Miss Wright; Lieutenant F. Pollock, Madras Engineers; Cornet M. G. Prendergast, Bengal Cavalry; Mr. W. J. Lawson. Per Dalla Merchant from Penang.- Miss Wallis. Per Sir John Beresford from Liverpool.-Revd. Mr. Ferdinand Gros, Revd. Mr. Rodolph de Rodi, Revd. Mr. John McCallum, and Mr. James W. Urqubart. Per Lonach, from Bombay. - Mrs. Higgs; Misses E. Higgs, and C. Higgs; Master Higgs and Infant; Mr. Taylor; Ser 23 Ship Thalia, W. H. Biden, from Moulmein, (nogeant Clark and Family; Mr. Richard. Barque Water Witch, A. Henderson, from China 24 Barque Navarino, C. Scalby, from China 11th and Ship Mangles, W. Carr, from China 16th, and 27 French ship Eulalie, E. B Coindet, from Havre de 29 Barqne Sylph, J. Viles, from Singapore 2d April. Cochin Chinese ship Lingfoong, A. A. de Luz, from Penang 1st April. 80 Barque Virginie, John Willie, from Moulmein 13th April. DEPARTURES. April 3 Barque Discovery, W. Hawes, for Judda. French ship Telaire, St. Quantin, for Marseilles. 6 Brig Edmond Castle, W. Fleming, for Mauritius. 7 Brig Arethusa, J. Canning, for Penang and Singa. Ship Mermaid, P. M. Stavers, for China and Singa- Schooner John Hepburne, Robertson, for Rangoon. 10 Ship Hibernia, R. Gillies, for London. - Ship Catherine, E. Rose, for London. 10 American Ship Georgia, J. M. Saunders, for Boston. Per Corsair from Singapore.-W. R. Lackersteen, Esq. Per Thalia from Moulmein. - Mrs. Bowers; Mrs. Plum. mer; Capt. G. Bowers, H. M. 62d Regt.; Capt. W. Foley, B. C.; Mr. R. Plummer; Masters Geo. Plummer, G. Bowels, T. Miles and J. Miles. Per Water Wich from China-W. Dent, Esq, C. S.; W Carr, Esq., and Mr. A. A. de Mello, Merchants. DEPARTURE OF PASSENGERS. Per Catherine, for London via the Cape.-Mrs. Cal, Per Hibernia, for London.- Mrs. Anderson; Mrs. Chap. man; Mrs. Baker; Mrs. Boulton; Misses Fry, Maria Boulton and Jane Boulton; T. C. Plowden, Esq., C. S.; Lieut. Anderson, 11th Dragoons; Dr. Chapman, 16th Lancers; Mr. Agnew; Dr. Rind, Company's Service; Mr. H. Lovewell; Dr. Baker; Lieut. J. Bacon, Horse Artillery; Revd. Mr. Lowrie. Per H. C. Steamer Ganges, for Balasore, Poorie, Akyab Per Consolation, for Bordeaux--Gordon, Esquire, and Mr. Per Cowasjee Family, for China. - Mrs. James Sutherland; W. Blunt, Esq., and James Sutherland, Esq. Per Hindustan, for London. -Mrs. Macfarlane; Major Honeywood; H. Matheson. Esq.; Lieutenant Evens, H. M. 44th Regiment; Lieutenant Dawes, 54th N. I.; Dr. McCheyue; J. Clarke, Esq J. Macfarlane, Esq.; Master Gillespie. At Neemuch, the lady of Lieut. W. H. Nicholetts, 28th N. 1. of a son. At Meerut, the lady of Captain Nicholl, Artillery, of a daughter. At Allahabad, Mrs. J. Ede, of a son. 17 Mis. F. Hely, of a son. At Dam Duin, the lady of Lieut. Cardew, Artillery, of a son. Mrs. P. Martinelly, of a son. At Ajmeer, Mrs. G. D. Boyd, of a son. Mrs. F. G. Stewart, of a daughter. The lady of A. Mackenzie, Esq. of a daughter. At Simlab, Mrs T. Lithgow, of a sen, At Meerut, Mrs. G. Lumley, of a daughter. 23 The lady of H. R. Alexander, Esq. C. S. of a son. The lady of G. S. Dick, Esq. of daughter. 24 27 The lady of Capt. W. Bell, Artiffery, of a daughter. At Pulsoorah Factory, Rajshye, Mrs. A. C. Monnier, of a daughter 28 The lady of J. Howell, Esq. of a son. 29 At Mynpoorie, the lady of Capt. J. Butler, 3d N. 1, of a daughter. 30 Mrs. H. Frederick, of a daughter. Al Ghazeepore, the lady of Lieut. E. P. Gilbert, H. M.'s 26th Foot, of a son. At Allahabad, Mrs. J. Horn of a son 2 DEATHS. Mrs, P. 8. Bayes, aged 33 years At Oodebpore, Ensign Ramsay, 22d N. 1. At Meerut, Frances Gertrude, the daughter of Reverend J. C. Proby Mr. W. Bailey, aged 35 years At Neemuch, the wife of Captain J. W. Michell, 4th N. I Mrs. C. W. Stewart, aged 44 years At Meerut, Sarah Jane, the daughter of Reverend, J. C. Proby At Meerut, the infant daughter of Captain Weston, aged 16 months 3 4 Mr. J L. De Abren, aged 43 years The infant son of C. A. Cantor, Esq. Mis C. Hutchinson. The daughter of Mr. G Swaris, aged 9 months. 6 The infant son of Lieutenant Rigby, Engineers, aged 7 9 months. Mrs. G. W. Keymer, aged 20 years The infant son of J. T. Phillips, Esq. aged 11 months Mrs. E. M. M. Walters, aged 21 years (No date) Mrs. M. Hullock, aged 34 years 8 - 9 The infant son of wr. H. Maillard, aged 4 months At Benares, the infaut daughter of Lieut. Clayton, aged 2 years Miss H. C. Purchase aged 31 years 10 A. H. Blechynden, Esq., aged 46 years 11 Mrs. P. Irvine, aged 22 years At Meerul, the wife of Qr. Mr. Serjt. S. Jarmon 54th N. 1., aged 30 years 12 Mr. J. Fisher, aged 30 years The son of Mr. T. F. Newing, aged 11 months 13 The son of E. Wilkinson, E-q., aged 11 months Mr. W. Harper, aged 35 years Mr. C. Lamont, of the big Monarch, aged 29 years Mrs H Lewis, aged 37 years MIS. M. Gregory, aged 25 years Mr. J. Thomson, a Pensioner Mr. T. Christian, aged 39 years Mr. W. Collins, a Pensioner At Seebpore, Mrs. M. Desilva The infant daughter of C. Queiros, Esq. aged 14 dass At Guiwarrah, the wife of Captain W. T. Sava-7, 46th N. 1. aged 29 years 21 Mr. J. Leach, aged 43 years Miss M. L. Rebello, aged 11 years At Chinsurab, Lieut. J. Spring, H. M's 9th Foot aged |