4633

Total, Sa. Rs........

It may be satisfactory to add, that the awards paid to the families of deceased officers by this Institution since its establishment in 1820, amount to sicca rupees two lacs, ninety five thousand, seven hundred and three, six anuas

Fort William; Queen's Military Widows'
Fund Office, 31st Dec. 18.7.

108'}

830

2

836 11,216

6

Bt. Maj. Hartman.
Capt. J. Hammill
0 Bt. Capt. W. F. Ker.
Lt. W. B. Farrant.

J. Dunne.

J. W Robinson.

*9

netg. Adjutant.

The leave of absence granted in division orders by Major General Sir Willoughby Cotton, C. B. & K. C. H., to Ensign T. J. Bourke, 31st Foot, to proceed to England, on medical cert.cate, and co..firmed in the general order No. 104, of the 15th February 1838, is cancelled at the request of that officer.

The leave of absence granted to Lieutenant J H. Shadforth, 57th foot, in the general orders No. 85, of the 44th December 1837, to preceed to England, for 2 years, on private affairs, is 2385 2 11 cancelled.

8

11 6

The undermentioned officers have leave of absence:

3d Light Dragoons.-Lieutenant J. Martin, to proceed te the presidency, and eventually to England, for 2 years from the date of embrkation, on private affairs.

3

3d Foot.-Pay Master J. Lukis, from 15th March to 15th November 1838. to Mussoorie, on medical certificate.

Captain Carmac will perform the duties of regimental pay master, during the absence, aud on the responsibility of, pay master Lukis.

8

March 1838.-No. 112.-Her
Head Quarters Simla, 1st
Majesty has been pleased to make the following promotions and
Appointments in the regiments serving in India ;

4th Foot. Lieutenant Thomas Faunce to be Captain, by pur chase, vice Lonsdale, who retires, 23d June 1837.

Ensign John Henry Day Ruxton to be Lieutenant, by purchase vice Faunce, 23d June 1837.

Joseph Palmer, gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ruxton,

23d June 1837.

13th Fot-Major E. T. Tronson, from 10th May to 9th No. vember 1838, to Simla, on private affairs.

45th ditto-Lieutenant J C. Campbell, to remain at Calcutta till the 31st March (instant) on private affairs.

By order of the Commander in Chief. Head Quarters, Simia, 8th March, 1938-No. 114.-The regi mental order by the officer commanding the 17th Foot dated the 15th ultimo, appointing Lieutenant Owen to act as Aejutant to that corps, from the 1st February 1838, during the absence of Lieutenant and Adjutant Cooper, proceeded on leave to England, is confirmed.

The regimental order issued by the officer commanding the 9th Foot dated 9th February 1888, directing the offices, named in the margin, to proceed to Barrackpore, on Court Martial Duty, by water, and to return in like manner after its completion is confirmed.

and ten pics,...... ........... Sa. Rs. 2,95,703 6 10 Camp, from the 1st of March, instant.

26th Foot-Ensign Charles Cameron to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Heming deceased, 224 September 1837.

Eusign John Wright, from the half pay of the 96th regiment to be Ensign, vice Cameron, 12d September 1837.

The leave of absence granted by His Excellency Lieutenant General Sir P. Maitland, K. C. B., to the undermentioned officers, are confirmed. :

13th Light Dragoons.-Cornet C. H. D. Donovan, to England for 1 year from date of embarkation, on urgent private affairs. 41st Foot.-Captain J. Simmons, from 25th January to 24th July next, to Bombay, on medical certificate.

The undermentioned officer has leave of absence.

16th Foot.-Lieutenant H. D Gibbs, in extension, from 15th to 31st January 1838, to enable him to rejoin.

Head Quarters, Simla, 15th March, 1838.-The Commander

in Chief in India has been pleased to make the following Appointment on His Excellency's personal staff.

Ensign R. H. Yea, of the 13th light infantry, to be Aide-de

The Commander in hief has been pleased to make the follow. ing promotion until Her Majesty's pleasure shall be known :

3d foot-Ensign W. J. Dorehill to be Lieutenant, without perchas, vice Withworth deceased, 10th March 1838.

The Order by Captain C. F. Thompson, 16th Foot, commanding detachments of Her Majesty's troops, proceeding to the up per provinces, by water, dated 25th February 1838, appointing the following non-commissioned acting staff, is confirmed:

Acting Provost Sergeant James Warren, 16th Foot, to act as Sergeant Major, vice O'Connor, 31st, who has joined his cor; s. Acting Sergeant Timothy McNamara, 16th Foot, to act as Provost Sergeant, vice Warren.

·

Acting Corporal John Jackson, 16th foot, to act as sergeant, vice John Carr, 31st, who has joined bis corps.

Quarter Master Sergeant John Cumming to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wright who retires, 23d September 1837.

93d Foot.-Captain Henry Croly, from the half-pay, unattached to be Captain, vice Lane, appointed Pay Master, 29th September 1837. Captain Richard Lane to be Pay Master, vice Foster appointed pay master of a recruiting district, 29th September 1837.

To be Captain without purchase:-Lieutenant Robert Stuart Ridge, from the 13th light dragoons, 29th Septembar, 1937.

The undermentianed officers have leave of absence:

3d Foot-Lieutenant Colonel and Colonel J. Dennis, from 1st

The Christain name of quarter master Sheridan, of the 13th April to 1st October next, to Mussoorie, on urgent private affairs. foot, is Mark.

13th light infantry-Lieutnant W. Deane, from 20th March to 1st December next, to Landour, on medical certificate. Ditto-Lieutenant A. E F. Holcombe, from 1st May to 31st October next, to Simla, on private affai:s. Ditto-Ensign J. Oxley, ditto.

Ditto-Ensign G. Mein, from 1st May to 1st October next ditto

Ditto - Lieutenant J. S. Wood, from 1st April to 1st May next, | sidency. to appear before a medical board. to enable him to join.

Ditto-Ensign G. Wade, ditto ditto.

31st Foot-Lieutenant B. Æ. S. Hutchinson, for 2 months, to Calcatta, and thence to England, from date of embarkation, and will report his arrival at the horse guards,

44th Ditto-Captqin E. L Estrange for two months, to the pre

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS AT KEDGEREE.

March 1st-Eaglish Schooner Guyne, J. Fairweather, from Moulmein 4th February.

3d.-H. M. Ship Wolf, Capt. E. Stanley, from Madras 18th Feb.; English Barque Ariel, W Warden, from China 3d Feb. 5th-French Ship Vernut, P. Herrichon, from Bourbon 21st January.

26th.-John Hepburne, B. Robertson, for Moulmein and Rangoon; Catherina, A. Brown, for Cape of Good Hope. 29th.-Soobrow. W. Smith, for Point de Galle.

teer, A. McMinn, for Singapore and China; Frasquita, P. Her 30th-Donna Maria, H. R. Bowman, for Stockholm; Volun. richon, for Bourbon.

DEPARTURES OF PASSENGERS.

Per Marion -Mrs Davidson, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs Courha

and signora Schieroni; C. D. Davidson, Esq, C. S; Dr. Munro; Capt Me Andrews; Lieu Mac Donald. R. N. C. Hutchins, Esq. Capt Fraser; Lieut. Catherey, 13th Dragoons; Capt. C. Gover Lieuts. Phillpot and Ramsay; L. Playfair, Esq; Masters Davidson and Hogarth, and 2 Masters Goodfellows; and Miss Davidson.

Mrs. Durham and Child;-Durham Esq., C. S. and Mr. Jo-
Per Ariel, for China-Capt. John Hudson. For Singapore —

haunes.

Ha rison and Lieut. Martin.
Per Indiana, for London, via Cape and St. Helena.-Mrs.

DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.

Per Sesostris, for London.-Virs Yates; Miss Deane; A. Charlton, Esq; E. W. Dodgson, Esq; Cornet Shute; Lieuts Turner, and Fisher.

Per So brow, for Point de Galle.-Mrs. Fulton and Child, and Mr Fulton.

Per Eudora, for Hobart Town.-Mrs. Loughnan; Lieut. Loughnan; Messrs Twisden, Dennis and Sutton.

The Soorma, in tow of the Jumn, left Calcutta on Menda
for the Western Provinces, with the following passengers ;-To
Allahabad-Miss Roberts, Miss Hamilton, and Lieutenant
Thomas. To Mirzapore-Captain Manning. To Ghazeepore —
Revd Mr. A. Hammoud; Miss Read and Captain and Mrs.
Maitland.
To Dinapore-Mis. Bridgman. To Rampore Beau.
eah.-F. A Lushington, Esq., and E. Wylly, Esq.

16. At Sons Souci, Prince of Wale's Island. the lady George Stuart, Esq, of Penang, of a daughter.

16. At Hussunabad, in the Moorsedabad division, the lady Capt. Bionie, Browne, Aart, of a son.

19. Upon the river, near Sacregally, the lady of Captain G. W. Phillips, of a son.

22. At Kurnaui, the lady Captain H. Garbett, artillery, of a daughter.

23. At the General Hospital, Mrs. Berkeley, of a sou.

At Futtyghur, Mrs Charles Sutherland, of e daughter.
24. At Calcutta the wife of Mr. James Stark, of a son.
25. At Calcutta, Mrs. J. P. Green, of a daughter.

At Calcutta, the lady of A. A. Anthony, Esq., of a daughter, 27. At Calcutta, Mrs. Thomas Lakin, of a son.

At Humeerpoor, Mrs. R. C. Warnes, of a daughter. Mar. 2. At Dinapore the lady of Lieut. Danbar, H, M. 31st regt., of a daughter, still-born,

a son.

4. At Cawnpore,

3. At Bangalore, the lady of Capt J. C. Coffin, Paymaster, in Mysore, of a son, still born. rs. John Beaumont, of a son. 5. At Semu! barru Factory, Purueah, the lady of G Walker, Esq., of a daughter. I., of a

At Benares, the lady of Mojor? Sibbald, 41st N. daughter.

6. At Calcutta, Mrs F. T. Fergusson, of a son. -At Mooradabad, the lady of J. Towgood, 35th regiment, of a daugh'er.

7. At Calentra, Sobhabazar, Rajah Rajkishen's house, the wife of Rajah Apurvakrishna Bahadur, of a son. -At Esplanade Row, the lady of J. F Leith, Esq. of a daughter.

-At Alahabad, the lady Lieut. Alston, of the 68th regt. N. I. of a daughter.

8. At Benares, the lady of C. C. Pigot, Esq., 18th regiment native infantry, of a son.

-At Calcutta, Mrs F Boezalt, of a still-born son.
-At Kurnaul, the lady of J. R. Colvin, Esq. of a son.

9 At Bolaram, the lady of Lieut. Howorth, 39th regt. B. N. I, of a daughter.

At Ajmere, the wife of Mr. G. D Boyd, Head Clerk to the Superintendent, of a daughter.

12. At Calcutta, the lady of L A Richy, Esq. of a son
15 At Benares, the lapy of Li-ut. F. W Burkinyoung, of a son
A Colcutta. Mrs. A Smith, of a son.

- At Agra, Mrs James Stuart, of a sen
17. At Pu sora, Factory zillah Rajeshye, Mrs. A C. Monnier,

of a soн.

21 At Calcutta, Mrs P Victor, of a daughter.

22. At Calcutta, Mrs Jane Dunnett, the wife of Mr. J. L. Dun. net, Veterinary Surgeon, of a daughter.

At Chinsurah, by the Rev. Mr. Rudd, C. D. Quinton, Esq., to Mrs. T. Elizabeth, relict of the late Charles Barber, Esq. of Chinsurah.

- At Cawnpore, by the Rev J Jennings, M. A, Cornet HY Bazett, 5th light cavalry,to Lousia Colebrooke, youngest daughte of the late John Bruce, Esq. of the Honorable East India Company's medical service.

28. Agra by the Rev. Gregory Mary de Bénée, Catholic Apostos lic Missionary, and afterwards at the Protestant Church, by the Rev. R. Chambers, Arnold Henry Matthews, Esq, of Alumchund near Allahabad, to Mary Eleanor, eldest daughter of the late Captain John Camin Carne, of the Honorable East India Company's Bengal Artillery.

29. At Calcutta, at the Armenian Church, by the Rev. David Mackertich, M. Ter Artatoon, Esq, to Miss Elizabeth Carapiet, second daughter of Carapiet Mackertich, Esq

Mar. 1. At the Cathedral, by the Rv H. Fisher, P. P. Carter. Esq.,of Bhojepore, to Sarah Adeline, eldest daughter of the late J. W. Ricketts, Esq.

10. At Calcutta at the Cathedral, by the Rev, Henry Fisher, Werner Cuthrey, Esq, of Her Majesty's 11th regiment of light dragoons, to Jane Jann tte Hosesson, surviving daughter of the late Thomas Hoseason, Esq., formerly of Banklands, near Lynn, in the County of Norfolk,

-At Calcutta, at the Scotch Kirk, by the Rev. James Charles, Sevior Chaplain. Capt. William Prescott, of the Madras native iufantry, to Eliza Jane, eldest Danghter of the Houorable Alex

ander Ross.

At Barrackpore, by the Rev, A. Hammond, A,B, Charnork. Ingleby Harrison, Esq, 65th regiment native infantry, to Mary Anne fifth Daughter of the late Capjain Tritton, Her Majesty's 24th dragoons.

EUROPE, The Rev. R, Crosse, son of a Crosse. Esq, of Eye Court, Bromfield, to Eliza Mary, widow of the late Lieut, Archer,

19. At Barrackpore, the wife of Quarter Master Sergeant Hol-H, M, 16th foot, and second daughter of Charles Mackenzie, Esq. linsworth, of a daughter Bengal Civil Service,

-At Benares, by the Rev. W. Smith Richardson Nicholson, Esq, to Miss Elaenor Watson.

5. At Dacca, by the Rev. H. R. Shepherd, George Heury Lamb, Esq., to Miss Georgian M. Lamb.

12, At Calcutta, at the Cathedral, by the Rev. H, Fister, Mr. William Neil Dodd, Serjeant Major 67th regiment native infantry to Miss Margaret Ailey.

At Chinsurah, by the Rev. J. H A. Rudd, A. B. J. Sankey
Esq., of H. M. 9th regt, of foot to Mrs. Sarab Anne Bromly.
15, At Calcutta, at -t. Andrew's Church, by the Reverend Mr.
Mc Donald, James Adves, Esq, to Miss Flora Lyon,

8 At Chinsurah, by the Rev, J. Rudd, John Frederick Field Esq., Lieutenant in Her Majesty's 9th regiment, to Mary, the only daughter of Lieutenant 11. B. Farrant, of the same corps.

26 At Dum Dum, the lady of Alexander Humfrays, Esq., of the Horse Artillery, of a daughter

27. In Sudder Street, Chowringhee, the lady of Lient. C, W. Montriou, N.1., of a son.

28. At Calentta, the lady of N, C. Biale, Esq., of a daughter. 29. At Calcutta, Mrs. F H. Paterson, of a son

30 At Calcutta, the indy of the Revd A. B. Lish, of a daughter 31 At Ca cutta, the lady of James Ogilvie, Esq of a son

Feb 2. At Cuddalore, Mrs. Emelia Barbara McCally, (relict -At Deyrab, in the Dhoon, lady of Captain John Fisher, of of the late Mr Andrew McCally, Head Uncovenanted assisa daughter. tant in the principal collector's office of that district,) aged 50 years and 7 months.

20. At Allahabad, by the Rev.JH. Pratt, A. M., John Theopilus, Revaz, Esq of the Bengal Civil Service, to Mary, eldest daughter of William Lambert, Esq., of the same service.

-At Calcutta, at the Cathedral, by the Rev. A Garstin, - Mr. Robert Godfree, to Miss Anne Margaret Hamilton.

29. At St John's Cathedial, by the Venerable the Archdeacon. Mr J. B, M. Ross, to Miss Letitia Powers, only daughter of Mr, P. W. Powers.

MARRIAGES.

21. At Delhi, Mrs. E. Crouch.

Feb. 2. At Saugor Central India, by Major General Sir T. Anbury, C B. Commanding the Saugor division, Lieutenant W. Bignal 69th regiment native infant y, to Miss M Kyd.

22. At Calcutta, Mrs Elizabeth Bailey, relict of the late Mr. William Bailey, aged 105 years

23. At Calcutta, at the General Hospital, Mr. John Gib

13. At Calcutta at the Principal Romon Catholic Church, by the Rev. Antonio da Santa Maria, Mr J. H. Peters, Watch-bons, late steward of the Ship Vansittart, aged 50 years. maker, to Aliss Henrietta Rittman

20. At Futtebghar, at Christ Church, by the Rev. W. Sturrock A. B., Mr. John O'Brien Kew, head clerk magistrate's office, Shahjehaupore, to Miss Ma ia Tutty.

24. At how, walwa, Brian Hamilton, the son of Lieut. W. Hodgson, of the Ben. H A., aged 16 months and 5 days. 25. At Calcutta, Mrs. Charlotte Watts, reliet of the late Joseph Watts, Esq. of Howrah, aged 51 years.

23. At Saint Peter's Church, Mr. W Mario, of the Iro. Bridge Department, to Mary Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Capt R. Smitn.

26 At Calcutta, Mrs. Ann Humphreys, relict of the late, Mr Jacob Humphreys, aged 90 years.

At Calcutta, at the Old Church, by the Venerable the Arch deacon, Mr. W. Ridsdale, of Bi-hop's College, to Henrietta Rothman, second daughter of the late J. U. Sheriff, E-q.

27. At Fort William, Mrs. Mary Ann, the lady of Capt. George Hogarth, of the Cameronians.

28 At Agra, the infant son of Mr. E. Gray, of the Political Department, aged 3 months.

March 1, At Nusseerabad, Major Hecter Mackenzie, 74th, regt. N. I, deeply regretted.

24. At Calcutta Mr. V. Rees, to Miss Eliza Jones, eldest daughter of the late Mr. James Jones, of Ireland.

2. At Agra, Cptain and Brevet Major Theophilus Bolton of the 47th native infantry.

At Kishnaghur, at the house of Dr. Fuller, E. Delpe-At Fort Willam at St. Peter's Church, by the Rev. O. Rus-ron, Esq., aged 21 years and 5 months, deeply and sincerely pini, Mr. J. Jeffereis, formerly Sergeant Major to the 1st battalion regretted. artillery, to Mrs. Sarah Buchanan.

27. At the Scotch Rirk, by the Rev. Mr Charles, Mr. Augustus Frederick Langer, to Miss Saralı Colgan,

4. At Calcutta, Mr. Charles Malachi Smith, an assistant in the secret and pelitical department. - At Purneah, Mrs. M. A. D'Assis.

6. At Calcutta, Mr. Michael Newson, Livery Stable Keeper, aged 38 years

-At Calcutta, Mrs. Ann Cox, relict of the late Captain William Bentford Cox, of the Bengal Engineers, late of Fort Marlbro' Bencoolen, deeply regretted. 8. At Calcutta, in Park Street, Chowringhee, Amelia Anne, infant, daughter of the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Shakespear, aged 1 year, 1 month and 27 days.

At Dacca, Mrs. P. M. David, relict of the late P. M. David, Esq., sincerely regretted.

At Madras, in the 30th year of her age, Elizebeth Susanna, the beloved wife of W. R. White, Esq., Acting Deputy Inspector General of Hospitals, Her Majesty's troops.

11. At Barrackpore, Emily Madeline, the infant daughter of Alexander Humfrays, Esq., of the horse artillery, aged 13 months, and 5 days.

12. At Calcutta, Mr. John Smith, Surveyor aged 22 years. -At Calcutta, Mrs. Mary Anne Clive, wife of Mr. George Clive, Assistant in the Sudder Board of Revenue, Allahabad, aged 24 years and 4 months.

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At Cawnpore, Augusta Anna, the beloved child of Augustus Master, Esq, 7th light cavairy, aged 2 years, 10 months and 12 days, deeply lamented.

DEATHS.

Nov 4.

on board the Barque Britannia, Capt. Leiath, on his passage to the Mauritius, Wi liam McDonald Cameron, Esq., aged 26 years, 8 months and 15 days.

Dec. 7 At Sea, on board the Palmyra, Jackson Perring. Esq, late solicitor General of the Island of Ceylon, aged 37 years.

20. At Kunaul, of small pox, Brevet Captain George James Cookson, 2d battalion H. C. Artillery.

13 At the General Hospital, Mr. John Longdon, aged 37 years

-At mymensing, M. W. Carruthers, Esq., of the Bengal Civil Service, aged 17 years.

At Mr. Spence's, Town hall, Calcutta Mrs. Anna Austin, relict of Dr. Austin, Madras Medical Service, aged 27 years 23. At Calcutta, Mrs. Elizabeth Matthews, wife of the late Mr. Joseph Matthews, of the Judicial department, aged 75 years.

24 At Calcutta, Master Robert Orton, son of the late Mr. George Orton, of the Ordnance department, aged 16 years

and 5 months.

France

North America.......
Stockholm..
Gulph, &c...

16. At Delhi, Philip Augustus, infant, son of the late G. Lumley, Esq., aged 1 year and 5 months.

17 At Chandernagore, Monsieur Claude Brunet, aged 21 years and 9 days.

19 At Calcutta, after about fourteen hours suffering of spasmodic cholera, Mrs. Amelia Hendersen, the wife of George Henderson, Esq., of 5, Farlie Place, solicitor, deeply regretted.

At Calcutta, Master John Nicol. a Ward of the Upper 25 Orphan School, aged 9 years and 6 months

At Calcutta, Charles Frederick Young, Esq., of the Bengal Civil Service, aged 26 yeara.

20. At Calcutta,the Honorable Henry Davenport Shakespear Esq., member of the Supreme Council of India, aged 52 years 2. At Calcutta, Mr. Win. Johnson, of Cholera, aged about 19th years.

At Cal utta, Mr. J. T. Laurence, of Cholera, aged 34 years - At Calcutta Mrs. Anna Maria Grillard, aged 48 years, 9 months and 26 days.

- At Fort William, Louisa Cecelia, the infant daughter of Brevet Captain French, Her Majesty's 26th regiment, aged 10 momhs and 14 days.

Stock Paper

...

Secoud 5 pr. ct Third

22. At Calcutta, of Cholera, Mrs. E. Davis, aged 42 years

and 5 months.

INDIGO.-There is no change to notice in this article since our last. The exports to the evening of the 28th instant areTo Great Britain.. ...Fy. mds. 68,203

45,319

313

188 4,570

Fy. mds. 88,622

RAW SILK.-We have not heard of any transaction since our week's quotations. Jast, and have no alteration in prices to notice

23. At Calcutta, Robert, the infant son of P. Daly. Jail Sergeant, aged 7 months.

REVIEW OF THE CALCUTTA MARKET.

24. At Calcutta, Miss Cecilia Damzen, daughter of Mr. Solomon Damzen, Political department, aged 10 years, 8 months and 24 days.

(From the Bengal Hurkaru Price Current, March 31.)

March 11.

Transfer Loan of 1835-86,
interest payable in Eng. Prem. 16
land,.

At Calcutta, Mr. Johu Rittman, constable of the police, aged 38 years.

- At Calcutta, Miss Louisa Lee, aged 16 years, 4 months and 13 days.

At Calcutta, Mrs. Elizabeth Carmello Rodrigues, aged

years, 2 months and 9 days.

SILK PIECE GOODS -The demand has been somewhat active during the week, chiefly for the English market, and our last quotations are maintained.

BUY]

25. At Calcutta, Mrs Frances Hanway Udny, lady of George Udny, Esq., of the H. C. Civil Service, aged 21 years. At Calcutta, Mr J Espencer, aged 27 years.

COTTON.-We have not heard of any transaction in the new staple. A shipment of last year's produce has been made per Volunteer for China, which we understand, was purchased from 8 to 12 aunas under the currency of last season.

0

From No. 1200 a 15200 to sell dis. 8 a pm
a "
according to Numbers to buy do. par
4
5 per Cent......
prem. 2 12 2
4 per Cent...... Disct. Co's. Rs. 2 10 2 14

26 At Calcutta, of Cholera, Miss Joana Pereira, aged 40 years

27 At Calcutta, at the residence of his brother, Monsieur Frederic Tiron, of la Rochelle, aged 37 years.

SALTPETKE.-The demand for this article, continues to be but trifling, but prices remain steady. The Stock in the Bazar is very heavy, and reported of Chaprah about 10,000 bags and other qualities 19,000 bags.

EUROPE.-Died in London, on the 18th December, 1337, Jane Ralston, second daughter of Captain G, R. Crawfurd, last, Jane, eldest Artillery, aged 7 years and 10 days. At Bath, on the 29th July daughter of the late william Marriott, Esq.. formerly in the Honorable Company's Civil Sevice on the Bengal Establish

SUGAR-Continues to engage attention for shipments to Eng. Band and Hobart Town, and prices are quoted at an advance of bout 3 annas per maund on our last quatations.

29 At Calcutta, William Levie Malone Toone, Esq., of the Hon'ble Company's Civil Service, aged 26 years.

ment.

At Kensington, on the 27th November, Edwarrd William, fourth son of Major H. Moberly, Secretary Madas Military Board, aged 9 years.

Sa. Rs.

0 15 0 p. ct.

The stock of the old Sugar has considerably diminished and is reported to consist of about 5,000 bags, none of the new sugar has yet arrived in the market.

"9

20 30"

SHELL LAC AND

LAC DYE-Transactions during the week have been confined to the latter, prices of which have advanced a shade.

GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

HIDES AND HORNS-Continue in steady demaud, at former prices.

OIL SEEDS.-Without report of purchase, and remain at last

[SELL BUY.]

BANK SHARES.

BENGAL BANK. (Co.'s Rs. 4,000) Prem. Co.'s Rs. 3,250 a 3,200
UNION BANK (Co.'s Rs. 1,000)

400

a

875

22

Discount
Interest

[SELL.
s. d.
s. d.
20a
6 months' sight
0 0 on London,
0 12
102 9 a 102 8 on Madras, 30 days' sight... 98 0 a 98 8
102 8 a 103 0 on Bombay, 30 days' sight... 93 0 a 98 8

s. d. s. d.
2 2 a

Total.

1229 chests. 800 "

2029

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.

RATES OF INTEREST AND DISCOUNT.
BANK OF BENGAL.

5
on Government Bills and Salary...
cent.
per
10 ditto.
on Private Bills, 3 months....
on Loans on Government Papers.. 6
.........8 to 10
on Goods......

ditto. ditto.