17xceptions be taken to the former contrivance in respect of the deal register rod, they may be obviated by thy substitution of a tin tube, or slender metallic rod, although we are informed that straight grained, well seasoned deal will not be liable to such irregular curvature or change of form as to affect the accuracy of the experiments, more particularly if coated over occasionally with paint or the common varnish procurable in every bazar 10. The entire cost of this apparatus, together with a slight temporary superstructure for its reception, is calculated at £150 or £200. In India, where labour and materials are so much cheaper than in this country, the cost certainly ought not to ex ceed that sum Of the other designed by Mr Bunt, which we are told is equally exact and efficacious we deem it unnecessary at present to speak more fully, as a description of it is now in course of publication in the transactions of the royal society, who will decide upon its superior fitness. 11. The construction of eithr of these self-registering tide gnages being restricted to those places where it may be desirable to have continugas hourly observations, a much simpler coutri. vance has been suggested for the others, of which we transmit in the packet a description for your information. 12 It is sufficiently plain and easy of construction the expense attending it therefore cannot be great. We are given to under. stand that even this in the hands of any one who can note down the observations in writing will, with proper care and attention, afford data of considerable value to science. 13. It is only necessary to remark farther that the time and height of the tide should invariably be stated and int-red immediately in a proper record kept for that purpose, as little or no seliauce can be placed on memory or loose memoranda in researches of this nature. The observations should be noted moreover according to mean time as given by a good watch or clock regulated for the place, and not according to sola, time or if the time be corrected by the sun, allowance should be made for he question of time. 14. With these particulars it is desirable to combine meteorological observations, with which view proper instrumen's will be furnished at any early opportunity, together with a complete tide guage, and such portions for four other as may be made up at less expense in this country than in India We are inclined to believe from professo Whewell and Major Jervis have represent ed that intelligent natives are perfect y competent, under proper supervision, to th se experiments, which evidently require a much larger share of patience and attention than intellectual qualifica. tious. This conclusion is grounded on the result of some labori ous, and as it may be amigined rather delicate investiga ion of the hourly oscillations of the barometrical tides. astronomical phenomena and vibrations of the penulum, in which with proper training and superintendence they have displayed an aptitude which is highly creditable. 15. It must be clearly borne in mind that while we are anxious that these important objects should be attained with the greatest Bccuracy, it is very far from our intention to sancion a large outlay; nevertheless to do justice to our intentions qualified persons must be selected and prepared for the work, and the whole machinery must be set in motion and superintended by some one who not only feels an interest in its progress but as the power of controlling the parties employed, and in such ca acity will regu late all his proceedings with the strictest economy. informed by the Lords Co.ninissiouers of the a laicalty they cou side Major Jervis, as he s in i mediate conmunication with his royal hizhoces he president of the royal society, and the philoso phers" ost deeply interested in these enquiries. In this arrangeinent we are disposed to concur, inasmuch as it will supersede the necessity of any separate charge beyond the allowance this officer will othe wise receive in his proper vilicial capacity alter b.s return to India. Such We are (Sd) Hy Alexander, Explanation of the subjoined sketch (referred to in para 11 of Marine letter to the Governor General of India in Council, No. 4 da ed 12th September, 1838.) This simple contrivance for registering the tides consists of a pole, (it may be a cocoanut or beetlenut tree) firmly imbedded in the ground to which a vertical tube is to be lashed of 2 or 3 inches diameter, (it may be either of tin or a straight bamboo) corressponding in length to the rise and fall of the tide where it may be required and in this a float, (either of cork or an air-tight tin box) carrying a staff marked off to feet and inches, to rise and fall with the water in the tube. The end of the tube should be closed up and the sides perforated to allow the free ing ess and egress of the water, while the Boat within is very slightly, if ever, affected by the oscillation of the waves from without, whereby the steady progressive rise and fall of the float in this maintained uniformly the same under all circumstances. It has an index, consisting of a bit of wood or iron, perforated so as to admit the measuring staff, and attached to the extremity of a wire in the prolongation of the tube. This serves equally to guide the staff, and keep it in a vertical position. The division should be marked off and commence when the water is at its men or some standard level. This apparatus will serve to shew the greatest and least height of each successive tide, when immediate access is precluded by stormy whether, merely fitting two rings on the measuring staff, one a love the other below the index, which shall move freely, without constraining the ascent of the float, yet so as to remain on the rod wherever placed., Ecclesiastiai Department,.-The Hon'ble the Deputy Goverof Bengal is pleased to notify the appointment made by the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Calcutta, of Mr. Robert Molly, as regis rar of the archdeaconry of Calcutta, and secretary to His Lordship, from the ist instant FEBRUARY 7-Mr. C. Macsween, of the civil service reported his return to this presidency on board the slip Thomas Grenville, on the 7th instant. FEBRUARY 9-Messrs. J. H. Crawford, E R. Barwell and H. Ricketts, of the civil service, çinbarked for England on board the ship Robert small which vessel was left by the pilot at sea on the 6th instant, - PEBRARY 6 Under the instructions of the Hon'ble the Court of Directors, the hon, the D puty Governor of Bengal directs that the following notice be published for general information; By the commissioners for mannging and causing to be levied and collected Her Majesty's customs and other duties. NOTICE TO REGISTERED OWNERS OF BRITISH SHIPS By an Act passed in the 1st and 21 year of the reign of Her Majesty Victoria, cap. 13, the owner or owners of any British ship vesse which shall have been lost, or taken by the enemy, or burst or broken up, or otherwise prevented from returning to the port, to which such ship or vessel belongs, or which shall on any account have lost or forfeited the privileges of a British ship, shall immediately upon obtaining knowledge of any of the cir. cumstances aforesaid, give notice in writing of such circumstances to the collector or comptroller of the customs at the port of regis try of such ship or vessel, and in case any British registered ship or vessel shall have been absent from the port of registry for the space of three years, the owner or owners of such ship or vessel shall in like manner give notice in writing to the collector or comptroller of the customs at such port, stating therein the causo of sich absence, and that the said vessel has not forfeited her pri. vileges as a British ship, and every such owner or owners failing to give such notice in either of the cr ses aforesaid, or making any any untrue statement in respect to any such ship or vessel. shall And by the conditions of the re forfeit the sum of five pounds gister bond required under the 3rd and 4th W 4, cap 55, sec 20, the certificate of registry of a British vessel is to be delivered up to the collector and comptroller of customs within one month after the arrival of the master in any of the ports of Her Majesty's dominion's to be cancelled in case the vessel for which it is granted shall be lost, or taken by the enemy, burnt or broken up or otherwise prev nted from returning to the port to which she belongs; or if such vessel shall have been sold in the whole or in part to foreigners, and the vessel shall be within any of the ports of Her Majesty's dominions, the certificate of registry is to be delivered up in like manner, within seven days after such sale or if such vessel shall be in any foreign port, when sucl sais takes place, the certificate of registry is to be delivered to the British consul resideut nearest to such foreign port, or if such vessel shall be at sea wh such sale takes place, the certificate of registry is to be delivered up to the British consul at the port to which the vessel shall fist arrive after such sale, on forfeiture of the penal. ty of the said bond. By Order of the Commissioners. Custom House, London, September 11th 1838. FBRUARY 6.-The Hon'ble the President in Council has been pleased to grant to Mr. . Kittoe, Surveyor Raepore post road leave of absauce for period of fifteen days, to visit the presiden. cy, on medical certificate. FEBRUARY 9.—Lieutenant Colonel J. Low resident at Lucknow, embarked for the Cape on board the ship Robert Small which vessel was left by the pilot at sea on the 6th instant. H. T. PRINSEP, Secy, to the Govt. of Bengal. PORT WILLIAM, MILITARY DEPARTMENT, FEB. 16.-Notice is Bahoo Doorgachura Mujoomder and Baboo Ramcoemar Ghose, hereby given, that the pay, batta and other allowances for Februa. have been appointed ditto ditto under ditio in the district of Tip. ry 1839, of the troops at the presidency, and at the other stations perah. of the army, will be issued on or after Saturday, the 9th proximo. BY THE DEPUTY GOVERNOR OF BENGAL. General Department FEBRUARY 13-Mr. William Galloway reported his arrival as a writer on this establishment, on the 7th instant. FEBRUARY 14.-Mr. Wigram Money has been permitted to resign the East India Company's civil service, from the date en which the pilot may quit the ship Repulse at sea. FEBRUARY 13-Mr. H. V. Bayley to officiate as Deputy Secre tary to the Governments of India and Bengal in the Genera department, vice Mr. G. Alexander, also in all other depart ments conducted by Mr. Secretary Prinsep. FEBRUARY 20.-Mr C W Smith of the civil service, reported his return to this presidency from the Cape of Good Hope, on board the Ship Thomas Grenville, on the 3d instant. Mr D Pringle, of the civil service, embarked for England on board the ship Mount Stuart Elphinstone which vessel was left by the pilot at sea on the 19th nstant. Mr. C. Roche has been appointed a sub assistant under the commissioner of Assam. Mr H Ricketts, commissioner of the 19th or Cuttack division, and superintendent of the tributary mebals, has obtained leave of absence for twelve months, to proceed to England, on private affairs. Mr. A Grant, additional judge of the 21 Pergunnahs, bas ebtained leave of absence for one month, on medical certificate. Mr. T. Young has been vested with the powers of joint magis. trate and deputy collector in the district of Noacolly. JANUARY 24.-Mr. R. H. Mytton, magistrate and collector of Sylhet, has btained leave of absence for two days, from the 28th instant, in extension, preparatory to his reigning his appointment. JAN. 25-Mr. T. Hugon, sub assistant to the commissioner of Assam, has obtaiued leave of absence for six months, to remain at the Mauritius on medical certificate, in extension of the leave granted to him under date the 9th March last. o the JANUARY 26 - Mr. T Bruce, late officiating magistrate and FEBRUARY 21. Mr JP Grant, Officiating Secretary to the Go.collector of Backergunge, has obtained leave of absence date of the sailing of the ship Scotia for England, in addition vernment of India in the egislative, Judicial and Revenue to the leave granted to him on the 13th November last. Departments, has obtained leave of absence, on medical certif cate, for the period of one month from this date. JUDICIAL AND REVENUE DEPARTMENT JANUARY 10-The unex pired portion of the leave of absence granted in extension on the 11th ultimo, to Baboo Obeychurn Mullick, deputy collector under Regulation IX. of 1933 in zillabs Nuddea and Moorshedabad, has been cancelled at his own request. JANUARY 15.- Mr. A. Dick, civil and sessions judge of Midnapore, on deputation at the presidency, has obtained leave of absence for six months, on medical certificate, from the date of his making over charge of the office of special commissioner, Calcutta division, to Mr. J. Curtis. Baboo Ramlochun Ghose, sudder ameen and mon siff of Tip' perah, has obtained leave of absence for two months, on private afairs. Molvie Syed Jonab Allie, principal sudder ameen of Rung pore has obtained leave of absence for one month, in addition to that granted to him on the 20th November last. JANUARY 9.-The leave of absence granted to Mr. E. Lee Warner, civil and sessious judge of Bhaugnlpore, on the 27th ultimo, for five days, is cancelled at his own request. JANUARY 22.—Mr. A F Donnelly, officiating magistrate and collector of Cuttack, has obtained leave of absence for one month, on medical certificate, from the date of his quitting Midnapore. Allee Khan Behadoor, JANUARY 24-Moonshee Mobarruck deputy collector under Regulation IX of 1833 in Chittagong, has obtained leave of absence on account of ill health for two months, commencing from the date of his delivering over charge of his office. The leave of absence granted on the 15th instant, to Mr. W Cracroft civil and sessions judge of Dacca, and officiating special commissioner under Regulation III. of 1828, for the division of Moorshedabad, is to commence from the date on which he may be relieved of the charge of the latter office. Mr. W H Elliott, magistrate of Moorshedabad, has btained leave of absence from his statlon, on urgent private affairs, from the 14th to the 28th instant. FRED JAS. HALLIDAY, JAN. 22-Mr. Assistant Surgeon James Anderson, M D.. late of Beerbhoom, has been appointed to the medical charge of the civil station of Jessore, vice Dr. J. Bowron preceeded to Eng. Jand. Moulvie Syud Jonab Allie, late of Rungpore, has been appointed to the office of principal sudder ameeu of East Burdwan, vice Baboo Rai Purusnath Bose resigned. Baboo Tareeneechura Bonnerjee and Baboo Ram Narsingh Mookerjee, have been appointed Deputy Collectors under Regu. lation IX. of 1832 in the districts of Backergunge and Furreed. pore, JANUARY 29-Mr. H Atherton, acting magistrate of Beer boom has obtained leave of absence for nine days. (3d to the 11th proximo,) to visit the presidency, on private affairs. Mr F Stain/orth, officiating magistrate and collector of Back. kergunge, has obtained leave of absence from the 16th to the ad instant, to enable him to join his Station. Mr H D W Fergusson, has been vested with the special powers described in clause 3 Section II Regulation III of 1821 and Section XXI Regulation Vill of 1831, in the district of Dacca Mr AG Macdonald has been vested with the powers of Joint magistrate and deputy collect or in he district of DinageporeMr. C Whitmore has been vested with the powers of ditto ditto in the district of Beerbboom, Erratum-la the Gazette of the 29th December, 1839-Far Moulvie Mahomed Farook to be sudder aumeen in the central division of Cuttack," read -to be sudder axmeen and law of cer in the district of Balasore, vice Moulvie Mahomed Sajid deceased. J. H YOUNG, Of. Depy Secy, to the Govt. of Bengal, FBRUARY I-Captain J Whiteford, assistant to the geners superintendent for the suppression of thuggee and joint magis rate in Moorshedabad, has obtained leave of absence from his station, to visit the presidency, for fifteen days, from the 6th instant, on private affairs. FEBRUARY 7.—Mr. J. Ward, assistant under the magistrate and collector of Hooghly has obtained leave of absence from his station, for one month, from the 15th instant, to visit the presidency and Kishnaghur, on private affairs. FEBRUARY 8.-Mr. R Williams, civil and sessions judge of Cuttack, has obtained leave of abs nce for three weeks, on private affairs, in addition to the leave granted to him on the 3d u.time. Mr. H. F James, late officiating magistrate and collector of Bhaugulpore, has obtained leave of absence for one month, from the 11th instaut, on private affairs. Mr. J. T. Mellis acting magistrate of Burdwan, bas obtained leave of absence for three months, on medical certificate. Mr. M. A. G. Shawe will officiate in that office until further orders. FEBRUARY 11—Mr. W Money, a judge of the Sudder Dewanny and Nizamut Adawlut bas obtained leave of absence from the 15th instant, until the sailing of the ship Repulse, on which vessel he is to take his passage to England. FEBRUARY 12-Moulvie Muoneerooden Mabommed has been appointed third principal sudder ameen in zillah Chittagong, but will continue to officiate as sudder ameen at wymensing until the return of Cazee Jelali oodeen Mabommed to his station. Moulvie Looft Hussein has been confirmed in the office of mó der ameen at Dacca, vice Moulvie Munneeroodeen Mahommed promoted. Mr. J. Curtis has been confirmed in the office of special com. missioner under Regulation III. of 1828, for the division of Calcutta, vice Mr. W. Blunt proceeded to Europe. Mr. R. Barlow has been confirmed in the offices of civil and sessions judge of Hoogbly, vice Mr. J. Curtis, Mr CG Udny has ben appointed magistrate and collector of Shihabad, vice ur. T. Taylor, hut will continue to officiate as civil and sessions judge of that district until the return of Mr. Dent, or until further orders. Mr F. Stirling has been confirmed in the office of collector of Burdwan Mr. W. Dirom has been appointed collector of Rajshabye. Mr. G. G. Mackintosh has been appointed magistrate of Raj sbabye. Mr. E De des has been appointed civil and sessions judge of Jessore, vice Mr. E. R. Barwell. Mr. T. Sandys has been appointed joint magistrate and deputy collector of Baraset, vice Mr. E. Deedes; and deputed to offici ate as magistrate and collector of Jessore during the absence of Mr J. B. Ogilvy, or until further orders Mr. D. Money will officiate as joint magistrate and deputy collector of Baraset during Mr. Saudy's absence. Mr. J. N. Mellis has been appointed joint magistrate and de puty collector of the second grade, in Burdwan, vice Mr. G. G. Mackintosh promoted. Mr. J French has been appointed to officiate as additional Judge of Shahabad until father orders. Mr G C. Plowden has been confirmed in the offices of magis trate and collector of Sylhet, vice Mr. R. H. Mytton. Mr. J. Alexander has been appointed special deputy collector of Bhaugulpore and Monghyr, vice Mr. Plowden. Mr. C. Cardew has been confirmed in the offices of civil and sessions judge of Tipperah, vice Mr. James Shaw proceeded to England. Mr. R B. Garrett has been appointed joint magistrate and de. puty collector of Bulloah, vice Mr. T. Bruce proceeded to Europe on furlongh. Mr. R. Sturt bas been appointed joint magistrate and deputy collector of Furreedpore, vice Mr. Garrett Mr. A JM Mills has been appointed commissioner of reve nue and circuit for the division of Cuttack and superintend ent of tributary mehals, vice Mr. H. Ricketts. Mr. G. P. Leycester has been appointed joint magistrate and deputy collector of the second grade, in the 24-Pergunuabs, vice Mr. H. C. Metcalfe. Mr. H. V. Hathorn has been appointed magistrate of Behar, but will officiate, until further orders, as civil and sessions judge of Cuttack. Mr H. C. Hamilton has been appointed collector of Behar. Mr. R Hampton has been appointed joint magistrate and deputy co lector of the second grade in Behar, vice Mr. H. C. Ha ilton. Mr Hampton will continue to officiate as special deputy collector of Rajshahye, &c. until further orders. Erratum -In the Gazette of the 24 February 1839, for Ram Comar Ghose appointed deputy collector under Regulation IX. of 1833, in zillah Tipperab, read Ram Connie Ghose. FBRUARY 20-The extension of leave of absence granted under the orders of Government dated the 9th ultimo, to the Revd TE Allan, chaplin at Haza eebaugh, fore one mouth, iş cancelled from the 1st instant FEBRUARY 5-Mr. Assistant Surgeon John Wood has been appointed to the medical charge of the civil station of Nowgong, vice Mr Assistant Surgeon Freeth deceased. Baboo Maduh Chunder Mullick, deputy collector under Regu lation IX of 1933, has obtained leave of absence for one month, from the date of his giving over charge of his office, on medical certificate. FEBRUARY 19.-Mr Ross Donnelly Mangles, temporary Mem. ber of the Sudder Board of Revenue, has obtained leave of ab. sence from the 21st instan, until the sailing of the ship Repulse, Mr H Hay, ating collector of Mymunsing, has obtained leave of absence for one month granted by the commissioner of Dacca, from the date of his giving over charge to Mr R M Skinner. FEBRUARY 22-Mr C Gars in has been appointed magistrate and collector of D.nagepore, vice Mr E Bentall. Mr arstin will continue to othciate as Sessions Judge at Patna, for the trial of thugs, until further Orders. Mr W Luke has been appointed magistrate and collector of Sarun, vice Mr C Garstin. Mr R C Halkett has been appointed joint magistrate and de. puty collector of the second grade in Sarun, vice Mr Luke pro. moved. Mr Halkett will continue to officiate as magistrate and collector of Dinagepore, until tur ber Orders. FRED. JAS. HALLIDAY, Secy, to the Govt. of Bengal. Mr. B F Donnelly has been appointed magistrate and collec BY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF INDIA. tor of the central division of Cuttack, vice Mr. Mills promoted. Mr. J B. Lawrell has been appointed collector of Midnapore and Hidgeilee. vice Mr. Donnell, but will continue to officiate as collector of the 24 Pergunnahs, until further orders. Political Department, N. W. P.-CAMP BYNKA, JANUARY 2.—Mr H H Thomas, ap pointed on the 7th ultimo, to ociate as agent to the Governor General at Benares, received charge of that office from Mr. Mr. J. Dunbar has been appointed civil and sessions judge of Mainwaring on the 21st ultimo. Dinagepore, vice ur. T Wyatt. The leave of absence granted to Mr G Mainwaring, on the the ist ultimo. Mr. H. F. James has been appoint magistrate and collector of 14th November last, will cominence from the gist instead of Bhaugulpore, vice Mr. J. Dunbar. CAMP AT PUTTEE, JANUARY 3-Lieutenant W K Lloyd, of the Mr. A. T. Dick has been appointed magistrate of Rungpore, Madras artillery, has been placed at the disposal of the resident vice Mr. James. at Hydrabad, with a view to his being appointed to His Highness the Nizam's service. Mr W. Vansittart has been appointed joint magistrate and deputy collector of the second grade at Dacca, vice Mr. A. T Dick, but will continue to officiate as special deputy collector of Tirboot until further orders. Mr. F. Skipwith has been appointed collector of Mymensingh Mr. W Onslow has been appointed magistrate of Patna, vice Mr. Skipwith. Secret Department CAMP AT PUTTEE, JANUARY 3.--The undermentioned officers were, on the 26th ultimo, placed under the orders of Lieutenant Colonel CM Wade, Political agent, on a mission to Peshawur: Lieutenant R. Dowson, of the 5th regiment native infantry. Ensign W. R. Hillersdon, of the 53d regiment native infantry. Lieutenant G H Macgregor has been appointed to be an Mr. R. M. Skinner has been appointed magistrate of Mymen- Assistant to the envoy and minister to the court of Shah Shoja singn. Mr. J. G. Campbell has been appointed to officiate as magis. trate of Behar. Mr. G. U. Yule has been appointed joint magistrate and deputy collector of the second grade in Behar, vice Mr. Onslow. Mr Yule will continue to officiate as special deputy collector of Dacca and Mymensingh, until further orders. Mr. E E. Woodcock has been appointed joint magistrate and deputy collector of the second grade, vice Mr. Dirom and to be stationed at Balasore. The Honorable E. Drummond has been appointed joint magistrate and deputy collector of the second grade vice Mr. Skinner and to be stationed at Moonghyr. ool Moolk; the appointment to have effect from the 1st instant. The Governor General of India was pleased, on the 29th ultimo, to confer the rank of lieutenant colonel to have effect while emplyed in the Punjab and Afghanistan on Brevet Major CM Wade proceeding on a mission to Peshawur. POLITICAL DEPARTME T, N. W. P. CAMP, SOONAM, JANUARY 19.Lieutenant C. Brown, assistant to the general superintendent of the operations for the suppression of thuggee, to be an assistant to the agent to the Governor General in the saugor and Nerbudda territories. H. TORRENS, Offg. Secy, N. W P. with the Govr. Geni. POLITICAL DEPARTMENT, CAMP, AT SURAT, JANUARY 7.- The Right Honorable the Governor General of India has this day beca Mr. H. C. Metcalfe has been appointed magistrate of Burdwan. pleased to make the following arrangement. Mr. G R Clerk, political agent at Amballa, has been appointed to officiate as political agent at Loodi nab, during the absence of Major Wade, on a mission to Peshawar, in addition to his present duties. his appointment to have effect from the date on which Mr. Clarke received charge from Major Wade. Mr. M P Edgeworth has been appointed to officiate as an assistant to the political agent at Loo dianah. Mr. A. C. Gordon has heen appointed to officiate as an assis tant to the political agent at Luodinah, stationed at Babawul. pore. Captain HM Lawrence, of the Bengal horse artillery, bas been appointed to officiate as an assistant to the political agent at Loodianal, stationed at Ferozepoor. POLITICAL DEPARTMENT, CAMP, BAGAPOORANA, JANUARY 10.The Right Honorabie the Governor General of India has this day been pleased to make the following appointments: Lieutenant J D. Macnatten to be first assi tant to the agent to Governor General for the states of Rajpootana, and superin tendent of Ajmere. Tuis appointment to have effect from the date on which Mr. N. B. Edmonstone vacate those utices. Captain H W. Trevelyan to be second assistant to the agent to Governor Geueral for the states of Rajpootana, from the same date. CAMP AT OOJAIKEE, JANUARY 14The Right Honorab'e the Governor General of India has been please to sauction the exchange of appointments between Kundeea Lall, native doc. tor, attached to the Lucknow residency, and Pursun singh of the civil station of Suheswan, from the 22d October last. CAMA, AT LUNGOWAL, JANUARY 7-Captain D. Downing, com manding the Jouthpore legion, has obtained leave to proceed t.. Bombay from the 1st proximo preparatory to applying for leave to proceed to the Cape, on sick certificate. CAMP, AT GORADEAB JANUARY 21 -Captain C. S. Ma ing, of the 63th regiment native infantry, was appointed on the 9th instant. to the command of the Joudpore legion, during the absence of Captain D. Downing to the Cape, on medical certificate. CAMP, AT DOODREAN, JANUARY 24-Lieutenant W. C. Hallings of the 47th regiment native infantry, was, on the 23d instant, ap pointed to act as adjutant of the ist regimental infantry Oud, Auxiliary force, during the absence of Lieutenant Shaw, vice Ensign C. M. Rees, Lieutenant W. C. Hollings, of the 47th regiment native infantry was on the 23d instant appointed to act as adjutan of the st regiment infantry Oude Auxiliary force, vice Shaw. to the commissioner of Mysore, on the 4th ultimo, «vice Major ! Hunter, embarked for Europe. H. TORRENS, Offg. Secy, to Govt of India, with Gour. Genl. BY THE GOVERNOR.GENERAL FOR THE N. W.P. GENERAL DEPARTMENT CA P. DAHOOREE, DECEMBER 31.-Judicial -Mr W. Ewer, judge of be Sudder Dewanny and Nizamut Adawlnt at Allahabad, has obtained leave of absence to the day on which the ship East of Hardwicke, on which he has taken his passage, may leave the Pilot, in extension of the leave granted him under orders of the 13th September last. Judicial and Revenue.-Mr. R. B. Thornhill assistant t the magist ate and collector of Agra, is invested with the powers described in Section 11. Regulation III. of i821. GENERAL DEPARTMENT, CAMP, JEERAH, JANUARY 7.-Revenue.The unexpired portion of the leave of absence, for three months, granted to Mr. N. H. E Provett, special deputy collector of Bijour, under orders of the 10th September and 4th October last, is cancelled from the 21st December, the day on which be resumed charge of his office. JUDICIAL AND REVENUE.-Mr J. S Dumergne, officiating joist angistrate and deputy collector of Humeerpoor, has obtamed teave of absence, on his private affairs, for six weeks, from the 6th November last, to enable him to join his appointment. CAMP MOODKEE, JANUARY 8.- ulicial and Revenue.-Vr R. Houstoun to officiate as joint magistrate and deputy collector of Moradabad. CAMP, BHAGAPOORANA, JANUARY 10.-Sir Charles M. Ochterlony, Baronet, assistant to the magistrate and collector of Ghazeepoor. has obtained leave of abs nce, for one year, to proceed to England on his private affairs. CAMP, PATTOKEE, JANUARY 11—Mr. H. Fraser, cominissioner for the suppression of decoittee, has obtained leave of abseace, for three months, from the 1st February next, on his private affairs, preparatory to proceeding to Europe on furlough. CAMP BUD R, JANUARY 12-r F. O. Wells, accountant V. W. P. has obtained leave of absence for one mouth, on ha private affairs from the 1st February next; or such time as be my deliver over charge of his once to Mr. Morland, depaiy accountant and civil auditor; who will conduct the duuc the eof, during Mr. Wells' absence. CAMP DHUNOWDA, JANUARY 29.-The Hon'ble R. Cavendish re. ported bis having made over charge of the residency of Nagpore out Major W slee man, the general superintendent of ope to Captain G. J. Fraser, on the 4th instant. Cornet and Adjut nt C. Beecher of the 1st regiment cavalry Oude Auxiliary force, has obtained an extension of leave of ab. sence on medical certificate, from the 1st January to the 2s h February next, to remain at the presidency, and to enable him to rejoin his appointment. CAMP MUNDUWEE, JANUARY 24.-Judicial-The Right Hon'ble the Governor General of the North Western Provinces, with the cocurrence of the Governor General of India, is pleased to ap rations for the suppression of theggee, to be also commissioner for the suppression of dacoty in the N. W. Provinces: the designation of this ficer for N. W. Provinces to be commissioner for the suppression of thuggee and dacuity. CAMP, OOGAIK E, JANUARY 14.-Judicial and Revenue.-The The leave of absence granted to that officer on the 2sth ultimo, services of Major J. R. Ouseley, of the 60th Regiment N. 1. is hereby cancelled. principal assistant to the commissioner at Ho han abad, have beeu placed at the disposal of the Government of Bengal. SECRET DEPARTMENT. CAMP AT HA SI. FEBRUARY 2-Ensign Arbuthnot Dallas, of the 16th regiment native infantry, bas been appointed an Assistant to Captain Johnson, pay master and commissariat officer to the army of sbah Sooja ool Moolk. CAMP AT MOONDAHUL, FEBRUARY 4-Captain H, M. Laurence reported his having received civil charge of Ferozepore from Mr Edgeworth on the 21st ultimo. Mr. M. P. Edgeworth reported his having received charge of the current duties of the Loodhiana Political agency from Cornet Robinson on the 28th ultimo, CAMP, AT JEERAH, JANUARY 7-Lieutenant RR W Ellis, appointed under Orders of the 6th ultimo, to act as officiating assistant at Gwalior, entered upon the duties of his office on the 18th idem. CAMP AT ROHTUCH, FEBRUARY 7.- Lieutenant Colonel J Su, therland reported his having made over charge of the Gwalior Residency to Lieutenant-Colonel A Spiers ou the 29th ultimo. The services of Mr Assistant Surgeon T Ginders, attached to the Gwalior Reformed Contingent, have been placed at the disposal of the Commander of the Forces. CAMP AT MUDAPORE, FEBRUARY 11-Captain A Macleod, 5th Madras light cavalry, assumed the duties of Military Secretary Judicial Mr. R. J. Taylor, oficiating civil and sessions judge of mirzapore, has been authorized to ake over charge of the current duties of the civil court to the principal sadder amees, for the purpose of availing himself of the leave of absence granted him on the 19th November last. CAMP B HNALEH, JANUARY 5 — Revenue-Mr. F. S. Head, settlement officer in Cawnpore, has been placed at the disp wal of the sudder Board of Revenue, for conducting the settlement daties of the Phillibhee: district. CAMP, DUNOWLAH, JANUARY 16.—Judicial —The leave of ab. sence grauted to Mr. G. Mainwaring, civil sessions judge of Benares, on the 18th November last, is to commence from the ist December, the date on which he made over charge of hin office to Mr. Thomas. CAMP, LUNGOWAL, JANUARY 17-Judicial and Revenue.—Mr. W. J Morgan to be an assistant under the commissioner of the Benares division The order of the August last appointing Mr. Morgan to be an assistant under the commissioner of the Agra division, is cancelled. Judicial.-Mr J. Dunsmure, judge of Allahabad, has been al lowed leave of absence until the sailing of the ship Adela de for Europe, in extension of the leave for one month granted him nder the orders of the 25th October last. CAMP, SOONAM, JANUARY 9.-Exclesiastical-The Reverend R. Eteson, assistant chaplain, to officiate as chaplain at Kurnsul, till further orders. |