Colonel William Henry Kemm, new promotion, and furlough, to the 62d regiment of native infantry. 3d company 5th battalion artillery.-2d Lieutenant J. Rogers, from 25th April to 10th November, to visit Simla, on me dical certificate. 3d regiment native infantry-Lieutenant interpreter and quarter master G. Pott, from 15th May to 15th October, to visit Hazareebaugh, on private affairs. 19th regiment native infantry-Ensign D. C. Shute, from 15th April to 15th June, to visit Poorie, on medical certificate. Head-quarters, Simla, 4th May, 1838.-The Sylhet station order of the 10th ultimo, directing Surgeon J. Atkinson, of the 70th native infantry, to afford medical aid to the 73d regiment. during the absence, on duty of assistaut Surgeon Guise, is con firmed. 23d regiment native infantry.-Lieut. and Brevet Captain Lord Henry Gordon, from 15th April to 15th November, to visit the hills, north of Deyrah, on medical certificate. N. B This cancels the unexpired portion of the leave on private affairs, granted to this officer in general orders of the 29th December last. The presidency division order of the 19th ultimo, appointing assistant Apothecary George Oliver, now at the general hospital, to officiate as assistant apothecary in the garrison dispensary, is confirmed. 71st regiment native infantry.-Captain J. S. Marshall, from 15th April to 15th May, ia extension, to remain at the presidency, on medical certificate. By order of His Excellency the Commander in Chief, The Neemuch station order of the 21st ultimo, directing assis. tant Surgeon J. Murray. M. D of the artillery, to perform the medical duties of the 71st regiment of native infantry, in the room of assistant surgeon A, C. Duncan, M. D. medical storekeeper is confirmed. on Lieutenant Colonel William Gordon Mackenzie, from the 6th native infantry to the right wing European regiment. Lieutenant Colonel James Eckford, new promotion, to the 6th regiment of native infantry. Head quarters Simla, 11th May 1838.-Brigadier General J. Cock, is appointed to the command of the Benares division. Brigadier G. Pollock, C. B. will command the Dinapore divi sion, during the absence, on leave of Major General Richards, C. B. or until further orders. Brigadier A. Lindsay, C. B. is appointed temporarily to the command of the troops at Barrackpore. The above officers are directed to join their respective com. mauds at their earliest convenience. Lieutenant George Ramsay, of the 25th regiment native infantry, is appointed aide-de-camp to Brigadier General Cock. Head-quarters, Simla, 14th May, 1838.-The Meerut division order of the 1st instant, appointing assistant Surgeon C. McKinThe Commander in Chief is pleased to order the following non, M. D., of the 2d brigade horse artillery, to the medical charge of the station and division staff at Meerut, vice assistant removals and postings: Surgoon Christopher, is confirmed. 2d battalion artillery.-Captain T. Sanders, from 10th May to 31st October, to remain at Delhi, on private affairs. 73d regiment native infantry.-Captain E. A. Cumberlege, from 17th April to 31st July, to visit the presidency, on private affairs. By order of His Excellency the Commander in Chief. R. TORRENS, Major Genl. Adjt. Genl. to her Majesty's Forces in India The Saugor division order of the 17th ultimo, directing Captain R. D. White, of the 69th regiment of native infantry, to officiate as deputy judge advocate general, vice MacGeorge, appointed to officiate in the Meerut division, is confirmed. The regimental order of the 15th ultimo, by Colonel J Skinner, C. B. commanding the 1st local horse, directing local Lieutenant Surgeon John Smyth, M. D. new promotion, is posted to the. Turnbull, to act as adjutant to the corps, during the absence of Lieutenant Skinner, on leave, is confirmed, 4th regiment of native infantry at Futtebgurb, and directed to His Excellency the Commander in Chief has been pleased to promote the undermentioned officer to the rank of captain, by brevet, in the East Indies only. 16th lancers.-Lieutenant Colonel W. Persse, from 5th May to ist October next, to Landour, on private affairs. ARRIVALS AT KEDGEREE. April 29th-English ship Samdany, Nacoda, from Bombay 12th, and Cannanore 26th March; English barque Burong, R. Gordon, from Bombay 3d, Tellicherry 9th, and Aleppee 13th April; American ship Osage, W. Heining, from Philadelphia 26th December. Head quarters. Simla. 3d May 1838.-No. 126-Assistant Bt. Capt, Kerr. May 1st. - English ship Favorite. T. Robinson, from Liver pool 25th October, and Madras 26th April; English barque Frankland, J. Webb, from Liverpool 27th D cember; English ship Margaret Connal, D. Morris, from Greenock 10th Decem ber; English ship Forth, W. Baxter, from Greenock 25th No vember. 2d.-English ship Mary Anne Webb, R. Lloyd, from Liver. pool 8th January; American ship Mary and Susan, W. F Parrott, from Portsmouth 4th December, Rio de Janeiro 8th February, and Madras 28th April. 6th.-English ship Waterloo, J. Cow, from Sydney 11th March, and Madras 1st May. 7th.-English barque Raj Ranee, J. H. Harding, from the Mau ritius 9th March; English barque Kyle, T. Fletcher, from Londou 14th Decemler. Chief has been pleased to make the following promotions until 1 8th.-English ship Indian Oak, R. Rayne, from Port Louis 6th March, and Madras Ist May; English schoner John Hepburne, B. Robertson, from Moulmein 15th, and Rangoon 24th April. 2d foot.-Lieutenant H. D. Keith, to be captain without pur. chase, vice Jackson, deceased, 29th June 1837. 9th.-English ship Malcolm, J. Eyles, from London 19th De cember, and Madras 3d May; English barque Princess Victoria, J. Lee, from London 27th August. Ensign G. N. K. A. Yonge, to be lieutenant, vice Keith, promoted, 29th June 1837. Dalway, deceased, 15th April 1838. 63d foot.-Lieut. C. D. C. O'Brien, from the 25th March 1838. The undermentioned officers have leave of absence: 3d light dragoons.-Lieutenant S. Fisher, for one month from charge of the corps, until further order. 10th April, to enable him to rejoin. 11th.-English barque Donna Carmelita, T. Foss, from the Mauritius 12th March, and Point-de-Galle 1st May; English barque Eamont, N. Burtsal, from Moulmein 21st April. Hobart 54th foot.-Ensign M. Barbauld, to be lieutenant without purchase, vice Harvey, deceased, 4th April 1838. 12th-English barque Mary, Munyard, from Town 3d March. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Duone. adjutant. Robinson, The regimental order by the officer commanding 9th foot, dated 14th April, directing the officers, named in the margin, to proceed to Fort William, by water, on Court martial duty, and to return in like manner, after its completion, is confirmed. M. 16th lancers, will proceed to Chinsurah, and assume the mediSurgeon McCreary, H. M 9th regiment, doing duty with H. cal charge of the corps to which he belongs. regiment, dated 18th April, appointing assistant Surgeon Harvey, The regimental order by the officer commanding H. M. [9th to the medical charge of that Corps, vice assistant Surgeon Robertson, (49th regiment) deceased, as a temporary appointmenuntil the arrival of Surgeon McCreary, is confirmed. 24th.-English ship Bolton, Young, from London 13th January 30th.-English ship David Scott, R. Spence, from London 26th November, Cape 224 February, and Madras 25th April; 24th April, Point-de-Galle 14th, and Madras 20th May; English 25th.-English barque Susanna, J.P. Ridley, from the Mauritius English ship Justina, C C Young, from London 12th Decembrig Freak, J. W. Smoult, from the Mauritius 24th April. ber; French ship Houghly, Roubin, from Bourbon 22d March. Assistant Surgeon Ross, 16th lancers, will assume the medical By order of the Commander in Chief, Per John Hepburne: Mr. A. Nicol, mariner, from Rangoon, Per Malcolm, from London: Mrs. Malan, Mrs. Jos. Ouseley and Mrs. Longdou; Misses Wall, Barlow, and A. Wilson; two Masters Malan; S. G. Malan, B. A. Professor, Bishop's College, Calcutta; Messrs. F. T. Paterson, H. J. Edwards, E. S. Rey13th-English barque Edward, S. Morton, from Portsmouth dras: Mrs. Ellerton; Capts. Birch and Martin, B. N. I., and nolds, R. R. Mainwaring, and G. E. Ford, cadets-From Ma4th December, and Madras 9th May. John Hall. H. C. S., and John P. Caulfield, cadet, ditto. Per Raj Ranee, from Port Louis; Monsieur, Purdran. His Excellency the Commander in Chief has been pleased to promote the undermentioned oflicer to the rank of captain, by brevet, in the East Indies only. Ensign G. N. K. A. Yonge, to be lieutenant, vice Keith, promoted, 29th June 1837. Ensign G. Piercy, to be lieutenant without purchase, vice Dalway, deceased, 15th April 1838. Head quarters. Simla. 3d May 1838.-No. 126-Assistant Bt. Capt, Kerr. 3d light dragoons.-Lieutenant S. Fisher, for one month from 10th April, to enable him to rejoin. 54th foot. Ensign M. Barbauld, to be lieutenant without purchase, vice Harvey, deceased, 4th April 1838. The Commander in Chief in India, has been pleased to ap. point Colonel J. Thackwell, H. K., of the 3d light dragoons, to take rank as major geueral by brevet, in the East Indies only; commission to be dated 10th January 1837. The appointment of Ensign Sims, 624 foot, to act as adjutant to that corps during the absence, on leave of Lieutenant and Adjutant Morfield, is confirmed, from the 3d March last. 16th lancers.-Lieutenant Colonel W. Persse, from 5th May to 1st October next, to Landour, on private affairs. 63d foot.-Lieut. C. D. C. O'Brien, from the 25th March 1838 until the arrival of Surgeon McCreary, is confirmed. The undermentioned officers have leave of absence: ARRIVALS AT KEDGEREE. April 29th-English ship Samdany, Nacoda, from Bombay 12th, and Cannanore 26th March; English barque Burong, R. Gordon, from Bombay 3d, Tellicherry 9th, and Aleppee 13th April; American ship Osage, W. Heining, from Philadelphia 26th December. Surgeon McCreary, H. M 9th regiment, doing duty with H. M. 16th lancers, will proceed to Chinsurab, and assume the medical charge of the corps to which he belongs. 12th-English barque Mary, Munyard, Town 3d March. The regimental order by the officer commanding H. M, [9th regiment, dated 18th April, appointing assistant Surgeon Harvey, to the medical charge of that Corps, vice assistant Surgeon Robertson, (49th regiment) deceased, as a temporary appointmen May 1st.-English ship Favorite. T. Robinson, from Liver pool 25th October, and Madras 26th April; English barque English Frankland, J. Webb, from Liverpool 27th D cember; ship Margaret Connal, D. Morris, from Greenock 10th December; English ship Forth, W. Baxter, from Greenock 23th No vember. Duane. Robinson, adjutant. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. The regimental order by the officer com. manding 9th foot, dated 14th April, directing the officers, named in the margin, to proceed to Fort William, by water, on Court martial duty, and to return in like manner, after its completion, is confirmed. Assistant Surgeon Ross, 16th lancers, will assume the medical charge of the corps, until further order. 6th.-English ship Waterloo, J. Cow, from Sydney 11th March, and Madras 1st May. 7th.-English barque Raj Ranee, J. H. Harding, from the Mau ritius 9th March; English barque Kyle, T. Fletcher, from London 14th Decemler. 23d-English ship Larkins, C. Ingram, from London 16th January, and Madras 19th May; English barque Isabella, C. Munro, from Portsmouth 10th January, and Madras 17th May. 24th.-English ship Bolton, Young, from London 13th January 25th.-English barque Susanna, J.P. Ridley, from the Mauritius 30th.-English ship David Scott, R. Spence, from London 26th November, Cape 224 February, and Madras 25th April; 24th April, Point de Galle 14th, and Madras 20th May; English English ship Justina, C C Young, from London 12th Decembrig Freak, J. W. Sioult, from the Mauritius 24th April. ber; French ship Houghly, Roubin, from Bourbon 224 March. 8th.-English ship Indian Oak, R. Rayne, from Port Louis 6th March, and Madras 1st May; English schoner John Hepburne, B. Robertson, from Moulmein 15th, and Rangoon 24th April. 9th.-English ship Malcolm, J. Eyles, from London 19th December, and Madras 3d May; English barque Princess Victoria, J. Lee, from London 27th August. By order of the Commander in Chief, 15th.-English ship Forth, J. H. Lauders, from the Mauritius 9th January, and Rangoon 3d May. Per Osage, from Philadelphia: Thos. Ryan, Esq., mer2d.-English ship Mary Anne Webb, R. Lloyd, from Liver. pool 8th January; American ship Mary and Susan, W. Fchant; lessrs. Joseph Caldwell and J. Caldwell, missionaries. Parrott, from Portsmouth 4th December, Rio de Janeiro 8th February, and Madras 28th April. 11th.-English barque Donna Carmelita, T. Foss, from the Mauritius 12th March, and Point-de-Galle 1st May; English barque Eamont, N. Burtsal, from Moulmein 21st April. from Hobart Per John Hepburne: Mr. A. Nicol, mariner, from Rangoon. Per Malcolm, from London: Mrs. Malan, Mrs. Jos. Ouscley and Mrs. Longdon; Misses Wall, Barlow, and A. Wilson; two Masters Malan; S. G. Malan, B. A. Professor, Bishop's College, Calcutta; Messrs. F. T. Paterson, H. J. Edwards, E. S. Reynolds, R. R. Mainwaring, and G. E. Ford, cadets-From Ma13th-English barque Edward, S. Morton, from Portsmouth dras: Mrs. Ellerton; Capts. Birch and Martin, B. N. 1., and John Hall. 4th December, and Madras 9th May. H. Per Kyle, from London: Dr, J. A. Dunbar, assist. surg. M. D. Per Raj Ranee, from Port Louis; Monsieur, Purdran. |