60th Regiment native infantry, ditto to Agra-ditto ditto. 7th Regiment light cavalry, from Cawnpore to Meerut, as soon as the receipt of this order as the necessary carriage can be sup. plied, 8th Regiment light cavalry, from Saltanpore to Cawnpore, on being relieved by the 6th regiment light cavalry, 6th regiment native infantry, from Dinapore to Barielly,-on the receipt of this order. 19th ditto ditto, from Dinapore to Cawnpore, on the receipt of this order. The 4th regiment of light cavalry will return to Kurnaul, as The Commander of the Forces is pleased to make the following appointment: 74th Regiment of native infantry-Lieutenant ! Chilcott to be interpreter and quarter master, vice Lieutenaut Pollock, appointed to the commissariat department. The undermentioned officer has leave of absence: 50th regiment native infantry.-Lieutenant Colonel R. Black all, from 10th January to lo May, to proceed to the presidency, on medical certificate, preparatory to applying for furlough. soon as it can be dispensed with from the escort of the Righ Bombardier. Lilly, laboratory man of the artillery park, to be Honorable the Governor Goneral. Brigadier J. Dennis is appointed to the command of the station of Cawnpore, to which he will proceed at his earliest convenience Head quarters, Meerut, Jannary 14 -The Dinapore station order of the 31st ultimo, appointing Captain G. S. Blundell, of the 51st regiment of native infantry, to act as station staff, during the absence, on duty, of Captain Mercer, officiating deputy assis tant adjutant general, is confirmed. The Sangor division order of the 25th ultime, appointing park sergeant to the engineer park proceeding on service to Jhansi, from the 20th of the same month, is confirmed. The Saugor division order of the 39th ultimo, appointing Bombardier Crohun, laboratory man of the artillery park, to be Park Sergeant to the engineer park procee ding on service to Jhansi, is confirmed The 3d battalion artillery order of the 14th of November last, appointing Gunnen Nettles, of the Ist company, to act as camp color-man, during the march to Benares, is confirmed. The Commander of the Forces is pleased to make the fellow. appointment: Sth regiment of light cavalry.-Lieutenant W. G. Prendergast to be Interpreter and quarter master. The Lucknow station order of the 30th ultimo, directing Suring geon W. Dyer, of the 55th regiment of native infantry, to receive medical charge of the 10th regiment of native intantry, and the station staff, from Assistant Surgeon Leese, appointed to the Oude aux liary force, is confirmed. The Cawnpore division order of the 1st instant, directing offici ating Apothecary C Permien, of Her Majesty's 15th foot, to do duty at the medical depôt at Cawnpore, vice Beale, who has ob tained leave and Assistant Apothecary J. Robison and Hospital Apprentice W Norris to act the former as apothecary, and the latter as Assistant Steward, to Her Majesty's 16th foot, is con Armed. The Cawnpore division order of the 1st instant, appointing Staff Sergeant Holt, of the 1st company 5th bartalion of artillery, to the charge of the ordnance and stores under preparation at Cawn. pore for service in Jhansi, is confirmed. With the sanction of the Right Honorable the Governor Gene ral, Captain E Marshall, of the invalid establishment, is permitted to reside at Feroze pore, the present head quarters of the Sirhind division, instead at Kurnaul, until the 1st of May next. Sergeant Major William Baron Bulkley, of the 8th regiment of light cavalry, is, at his own request, permitted to rejoin the 3d brigade of horse artillery, in the rank he held previous to hs being placed on the town major's list. Head Quarters Meerut, January 15.-The Sangor division order of the 6th ultimo, appointing Ensign (interpreter and quar. ter Mr.) R. G. George, of the 11th regt. of native infantry, to the charge of the sudder bazar and commissariat duties at Sangor, during the absence, on duty, of Lieutenant Lloyd, sub assistant commissary general, is with the sanction of the Right Honorable the Governor General, confirmed. The Futtebgurh station order of the 29th of November last, directing Assistant Surgeon T. C, Hunter, in medical charge of the 14th regiment of native infantry, to perform the civil medical duties of the station, during the absence, on leave of Assistant Sergeant Patrick Wade, who was remanded to the 24 com pany 24 battalion of artillery in General Orders of the 6th ultimo, is under instructions from the right bonerable the Governor General, attached, as camp quarter master sergeant and baggage master, to the British Cabool. mission proceeding to The appointment, in General orders of the 15th n'time, of Drill Sergeant Fredrick G Hawkes, of the 2d battalion of artille infantry, is cancelled at his request, ry, to be quarter master sergeant to the 1st regiment of native The undermentioned officers have leave of absence: 28 regiment native infantry-Lieutenant J. Gifford, from th January to 6th April, to visit Kurnaul, Delhi and Meerut en me dical certificate. 9th regiment native infaut ry-Captain C. Field, from 1st Ja nuary to 1st April, to visit the p residency, on medical certificate, and apply for furlough. By order of the Commander of the Forces, J. R. LUMLEY, Major General, TO THE ARMY OF THE INDUS. 2. For himself, the Commander-in-Chief has to express his highest applause. The appearance of the several corps was admirable; and their excellent discipline was evinced by the manner in which they performed alt that was desired from them. 3 His Excellency requests that the officers commanding dir sins, brizudes, and corps, will acc pt his best thanks for the Surgeon Goss, is, with the sanction of the Right Honorable the regimental officers of all ranks, and the non commissioned officers manner in which they carried into effect his orders and that the Governor General, confirmed, and soldiers will assure themselves that their merits are bigby The artillery division order of the 14th uitimo, appointing ien-appreciated by His Exceliency. tenant G. Larkins, of the 3d troop 2d brigade, to act as adjutan and quarter master to the artillery division at Ferozepore, is, with the sinction of the Right Honorable the Governor General, confirmed. The general order of the 10th ultimo, granting leave of absence to superintending Surgeon G. Playfair, is cancelled, The undermentioned officers have leave of absence: Artillery.-Captain J. S. Kirby, from 23th December 1838 to 20th January, to remain at the presidency, preparatory to apply. ing for permission to retire from the service. 4th Regiment light cavalry.-Lieutenant and Adjutant M. R AtOnslow, from 18th Jany to 18th March, to visit the hills nth of Deyrab, on private affairs, poinoth regiment light cavalry.-Riding Master T Peake, from Ist a dauary to 15th May, to proceed to the presidency, preparatory Mee applying for leave to proceed to sea, on medical certificate Meead-quarters, Meerut, January 16-Surgeon G Turnbull, saude 28th regiment of native infantry, is appointed to afford vered ical aid to the officers of the general staff, and establishments tain Med to the head quarters of the army, during the time they The remain at Meerut, or until further orders. appoint tain C. Gale, of the invalid establishment, is permitted, P. CRAIGIE, Major, Deputy, Adyt. Gent, of the Army, [Englishman, December 14. GENERAL ORDERS TO THE QUEEN'S Head qu irters, Camp, Ferozepore, December 15-No. 185. The Commander in Chief in India has been pleased to make the following promotious uutil Her Majesty's pleasure shall be known: 6th 'oot.-Lieutenant J. G Wilson to be captain, by purchase, vice Minton retired 15th December 1838. Ensign R. S. Cole to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wilson promoted, 15th December 1838. The Oder issued by Major General Sir Willoughby Cotton, K. tenant Pattinson, 16th lancers, Aide-de-camp to Brigadier Arnold C. B. and K C. H. dated 13th December 1838, appointing Lien from the 4th instant, is confirmed. Camp, Buddour, December 20.-The Order by Mapr General . ius ead of at Simla, and to draw his pay aud allowances Sir Willoughby Cutton, K. C. B. and K. c. H. of the 5th instant, appointing, Eusigu Wade 13th Light Infantry, to act as aide-de camp to Lieutenant Colonel Dennie, c. B. during the period | 3d light dragoons, to act as provost sergeant to the same, is con- Camp, Meerut, January 14.-No 187 - The following leave of absence granted by the officer commanding the presiden. cy division, are confirmed: 26th Foot.-Brevet Captain Thompson, to England, for 2 years from date of embarkation, on private affairs, Ditto-Lieutenant Sibley ditto ditto. 16th ditto.-Brevet Captain Bell, in extension, from 15th Octo. ber to 31st December 1838. 13th Light infantry,-Major J. Johnson, to England, for 2 years from date of embarkation, on medical certificate. Ditto-Lieutenant J. Forbes, ditto ditto. Sergeant... - The regimental order by the officer com 7 manding 40th foot dated 22d September 5 1834, a pointing Color Sergeant Thomas Hyder to act as sergeant major, Sergeant James Clough, as quarter master sergeant, and Lance Sergeant Edward Sawyer, as Provost Sergeant to the detachment of inva lids ordered to proceed towards Dinapore, is confirmed. The depot order by the brigade major Queen's troops. For William, dated 1st December 1838, appointing Se geant D. Ped' die, 26th foot, to be sergeant major to the depot of Queen's troops vice Sergeant McKenzie invalided is confirmed. The regimental order by the officer commanding the 49th foot, dated 31 December 1835, appointing Sergeant James Clough to act as provost sergeant to that corns, during its March from Haza reebaugh to Diuapore, is confirmed. The order of the 13th December 1838, by Captain Mudie, 16th foot, commanding a detachmen' of recovered men of H. M. regi. meats, returning fron Landour, appointing se.geant John Pion, The following acting appointments made by Captain St belin. 13th light infantry, commanding detachmen's of the sick Women, and children of H M regiments, forming the depot at Kurnaul are confirmed, from the th November 1×38: Sergeant John Parrett, 13th light infantry, to act as sergeant major. Thomas Brice, to act as pay sergeant4o the detachments of H, M. 3d buffs and 13th foot. The order dated 23d October 1838, issued by Lieutenant Blair, Captain Caine, H. M 26th regiment, is lappointed to act as The following officers have leave of absence: 31st foot Ensign Bourke, from 10th February to 26th April 1338,-the date of rejoining the regiment. 44th ditto.-Major Ainsworth, from 19th December 1838 to 18th February 1939, on medical certificate. Memorandum-In the General Order of the 22d February 1st. granting leave of absence to Captain and Brevet Major H. C V. Cortland, 31st foot, from the 10th of May 1838, rend 3d May 1833, instead of the former date. By Order of the Commander in Chief, R. TORRENS, Maj. Genl. SHIPPING REGISTER. ARRIVALS AT KEDGERER, Jan. 1st.-English Brig, Apollon, H. Langlois, from the Mau ritius 4th November; English Brig Cecelia P. Roy, from Ran goon 22d December. 9th. French bark Gironde, L. J. Pacilly, from Bourbon 12th November 11th-English ship Windsor, E. P. Nisbet, from Loudon 1st September and Madras 9th December. 12th-English ship Repulse, H Pryce. from London 29th An gust, aud Madras 23d December; English schooner Elizabeth E. Bask, from Swan River 28th November; French bark Amelie, A. Pouvereau, from Bordeaux 18th August. 13th-English barque Cambria. C. Robertson, from Liver pool 31st August, and Cape 17th November; American ship Muctizuma, J. S. Cupp, from New York 17th September. 14th-English ship Alexander. W. Ramsay, from Liverpool 15th August; English bark Elizabeth, J. Dewar, from Greenock 14th August; English brig Spy, C. R smith, from Moulmein 31st December 15th-English brig London, A. Adamson, from Liverpool 8th September; Dutch barque Kaleemas, L. Marian, from Batavia 1st November. 21st-HC Steamer Ganges, JM Dicey, from Moulmein 15th January; H C ship Amherst, J Paterson, from Kyouk Phyoo (no date) 24th-English Schooner Flora McDonald, F. W. Horne, from Rangoon 10th January. 25th-English ship Bland. T Callan, from Liverpool 18th September, and St Jago 12th October ; English brig Elizabeth, J Manook, from Rangoon 11th January 26th-English schooner Governor Doherty. H Norway, from Bombay 23d December, Allepee (no da e) and Columbo 8th January; American barque Norfolk. JS Bullard, from Boston 13th September; French ship Irma, Dury, from Havre de Grace (no date.) 27th-French ship Reunion. Dalmas, from Marseilles 13th April, Cape 23d August, and Bourbon 29th November. 31st-English brig Mary Taylor, William.s, from London, Bordeaux and Mauritius (no date): English barque Advocate Thomas Wilkinson, from London 18th June, Cape 23d Novembe, and Madras 17th January. ARRIVALS OF PASSENGERS. The Soorma in tow of the Jumua arrived on Wednesday evening with the following Passenger :-Mr. and Mrs R. H. G. Ewbank and one 16th-English brig Patriot, R. G. Morris, from Penang 24th Scott and two children; Mr. and Mrs child; Mrs. Montgomery and 3 children; Ms. McLeod; R. C. Oakes, W, Huggins and W. P. Jeffrey, Esqrs. December. 17th-English ship Duke of Buccleugh, M. C. Close, from London 15th September. 19th-French brig Telegraph, Destangue, from Bordeaux (no date) and Pondicherry 23d December. 19th-English ship Clifton, S. Green, from London 25th August, and Cape of Good Hope 23d November; English brig Cove, G Palmer, from New Castle 27th March, Marseilles (no date), and Mauritius 18th December; English ship Eden. W D. English barque Charles Cook, from Madras 4th January ; Heurtley, JM Hopper, from Mauritius 28th November; English barque Ann, D McAlpin, from Cape 14th ditto; English ship Artimis, F Losh, from Rio de Janeiro 24 h October; English brig Arethusa. J Taylor, from Sydney 18th September, and Pe. nang 29th December; French ship Aiyle, A Guillemot, from Havre 9th August, __20th-Dutch barque Justina, LC Basels, from Batavia 12th December, and Singapore 4th January; English barque Bengal, JJ Marjoram, from the Mauritius 25th November. The Boats left Allahabad on the 19th December, Per Repulse, from London-Lady William Casement, Mrs. Ainslie: Miss Llewellyn; Mr. Ainslie, me cbant; Mr. Llewellyn, Mr. Coombs, cadet, Per Telegraph.-Mr. Chas. Gerond. Per Patriot. - Mrs. Thompson and Master Revely "er Duke of Buccleugh.-Mrs. Price, Mrs. Phibbs. Mrs Lion, Mrs Hill, Mrs Gagerly, Mrs Somers, and Mrs. Roer ; Misses Walker, Roda, Sotmey, Hill, and E Hill; Colonel Sir E Williams; Reverend J. H Pratt Lieutenants Price. 8th and Phibes, 4 st native infantry; Ensigns T. Adams. 24th native infantry and J. W Cox, H. W.-13th foot; Mr. Halliday, cadet; Mr. Andrews, surgeon; Mr Gagerly; Drs. Somers and Roer ; Messrs. Kennedy, Griffiths, Munro, Johnson, Turner and Shaw ; Masters Gagerly and Somers; Miss Gagerly; Mrs Mathews and 2 daughters; Mrs. Evans; Messrs. Erhart and Murt. Per Clifton. from London Mrs Gordon. Mrs Ransom, and children. Per Charles Heurtley-Master M Shaw. E Per Bland, from Liverpool Mrs Eatson; Mrs James, and Mrs Robinson; Misses Kilby and Rynald; Major Sale, brevet native infantry; Lieutenant James; M Syers. D Dearie, M Black, and J Briddon. Esquires, merchants; Mrs Gatlible, Mrs Woods; Master J Crosbie, and Master J Snow, Steerage Passengers. Per Elizabeth, from Rangoon Mrs A Agabeg and children; Master T Arratoon; J Agabeg, Esquire; Master M Thorose; Master and Mrs. J Stephen; Messrs C Johannes J Sarkies, G S Manook and A Abraham; 4ga Abdole Ally ani 6 Burmahs. DEPARTURES FROM SAUGOR. January at John Baghaw, Clucas, for Moulmein and Amherst Duvivier. Giraud, for Bourbon: Sylph, Viall, for Bombay; Mary Kimball, Tucker, for Roston, Sophia. Nacoda, for Judda; Cecelia, Le Besque, for Bourbon ; Vancatta Reddy, Cepin, gone to Sea and Diane, Gautreau, for Bourbon. 6-Fyzel Currim, Nacoda, for Nursapore; Bengal Packet. Steward, for Madras; Valparaiso, Lockwood, for Madras and United States; Cabross, Ismile, for Muscat; Jessy, Auld, for Penang; Frances Ann, Hay, for Liverpool; Drummore, Mylue, for Liverpool and Eleanor Russell, Worth, for Mauritius. 8-Adelaide, Guthrie, for London via Cape; Mary, Davis, for Coringa and Isabella, Dickenson, for Hull, 9-Abassy. Nacods, for Muscat and Victoria, Potter, for Bombay via Colombo, 10-Louisa Munro, Lowrie, for Liverpool. 12-London, Wimble, for London and Duke of Bedfor Bowen, for London. 13-Petite Nancy. DeTrelo, for Bordeaux and Sir William Wallace, Tingate, for Penang, Malacca and Singapore. 15-Atiet Rohoman, Nacoda, for Judda; Fattle Rohoman, Nacoda, for Muscat; Mahomed Shaw, Randle, for Madras; Nymph, McGowan, for Singapore and China and St. George, Williams, for Bristol via Cape. 17-Britannia, Leith, for London; Rob Roy, Mackinnon, for Singapore and China; Poppy, Mackenzie, for China; Red Rover, Wright, for China; digerine, Young, for Singapore and Susan, Morris, for Kyouk and Moulmein. 18-Blorenge, Banks, for Liverpool; Syed Khan, Ovenstone, for Singapore and China; Ariel, Warden, for China via Singa pore; Clarissa, Andree, for Madras and Ruby, Wilson, for Bristol. 20-Fattle Mobarruck, Nacoda, for Jndda; Mary Eliza, Paterson, for London; Futtay Salam. Gillet, for Bombay and Lord Hungerford, Saunders, for London. lag-Apollon, Langlois, for Mauritius; Allerton, Chatterton, poiloth reirl of Harwicke, Henning, for London via Cape and DEPARTURES OF PASSENGERS. Per St. George.-Mrs General Torrens and child, Mrs. Thomas Holroyd and child, Mrs Henry Holroyd and children Mrs. Garbelt, Mrs. Penington and children; Mrs. Roban and child, Mrs Timmins ant children, and Mrs. Strick and and hildren; Misses Davidson and Oman; T. Holroyd and A C Dunlop, Esqrs.; Lieutenant R. C. Penington, and F. tlinton, Esq. Per Lord Hungerford, Captain Saunders, for London Per William Money, for London.- Mrs. Captain Caine, H. M. 26th Mrs Toquet, Mrs. Dickson. Mrs Mackinto h, Mrs French, Mrs. Major Lawrence, Mrs. Mullen, Mrs Sinclair, Mrs Keiba, and Mrs. McGrath; Misses McEwen, Louisa McEwen, Amelia McEwen, and Christiana McEwen; Major Lawrence; E. Mackintosh, Esq.; Dr. Campbell and 12 Children. Per Ariel, for China-William Wallace and Daniel McDon ald. Esqrs. and Mr. Manuel. For Singapore.-Mrs. J Fraser, and James Fraser, Esq The Jellinghee, in tow of the Lord William Bentinck Steam Vessel, 1. ft Calcutta for Allahabad on the 8th instant, with the following Passengers, viz. Mrs Major Aust uther; Miss Bradley; Colonel J. Caulfield, C. B. and Lady; rs. Cardew: Misses Mackenzie, Winess, Brown and Nipean: Mrs. and Miss Hollings; Colonel and Mrs. Anderson; Ms. Major Hicks; Major L. Worrall; Lieutenants Smith, Edwards and Hicks. Per Madagascar.-Mrs. Smith and 2 children, Mrs. Parks and 3 ditto, Mrs. Angelo and 3 ditto, Mrs Mckenzie and child: Mrs. McQueen, and Mrs Walker Misses Watson. Oakes and Bagshaw; William Mackenzie. Esq.; Drs McQueen and Coss; W. Leslie, Esq; Lieutenant Bird, 12th naive infantry; Liente. nant Gunthorpe, 6th regiment M, native infantry: 2 Misses Carter; Masters Carter, Richardson, Tronson and Glass, Per Scotia.-Mrs. Shaw, Mrs Wetton, Mrs. Bruce, and Mrs. Frier Smith; J. Shaw, E. Bental, R. H. Mytton. and T. Bruce, Esquires, civil service; Adam Prier Smith, Esquire Maj Johnson, His Majesty's 13th foot; A. Harton, Esquire; Dr. Inelis; Captain Johnson; W Huggins, Esquire ; 3 Misses Shaw: 1 master ditto Miss Mytton; 2 masters ditt Miss Brace: 2 masters ditto; 2 Misses, Smith; 2 masters ditto; Miss Elita White. Per Earl of Hardwicke.-Lady Grant: Mrs Pennington; Mrs. Halhed; Mrs. Charters; Messrs. B Maclend; Mrs DB Craw ford Mrs Henning; Miss C. A. Halhed; J. W. Laing, W. Blast, W. Ewer, and Thomas Taylor, Esquires; Colonel Charters Clarke, chilCaptain Emly; Ensign G. D, Elliot; Ensign J dren.--Misses C. Lindsay, C. Crawford, H. M. Reid, CL Reid, and M. A. Leith; Masters W. B. Halbed, J W Red, and J. F. Leith servants.-Mrs Lead, Mrs. E. Welch, Mr. Parsons, and John Slade. Per Richmond.-Mrs Scott, Mrs Croxton, Mrs Jackson, Mr Colonel Herring, Mrs Captain A C Spottiswoode, Mrs Halse, and Vrs T W Burt; R H Scott, Esquire, B cs; Major Croxton, Artillery; Dr Jackson, 8th cavalry; Drs. McCosh and Bar field, BMS; Lieutenant J W Forbes, HM 13th light infantry: Master Templer; Masters Scott, JH Scott, John Templer, Raikes and Arthur S Spottiswoode; Misses Maria Croxton, Isabella Burt, Raikes, Jessy A. Spottiswoode, Helen C Spottin woode and Mary A. Herring Per Robert Small for London.-Mrs Barwell; Mrs Colone Low and family; Mrs Wintour and daughter; Mrs Crawford and family; Mrs Tudor and family; Mrs Walker; E R Barwell, mond, McLeod, for London via Cape and Resolucao, Esquire, civil service; Lieutenant Colonel Low; JH Craw Meead-qur Lisbon. saud je 28th vered ical aid tel Bahar, Nacoda, for Judda; Ann, Gay, for tain Mhed to China; Strabane, Bowen, for London and Hydroose, remain Judda. The appointain C. Barry, Nacoda, for Judda, and sethe sancti ford Esquire, civil service; H Ricketts, Esquire, civil service: Additional Passengers per Madagascar, for London - Mr pers and, ins ead ampbell, for London H. C. Steamer Enterprize, JW Cragg, Master Cecil Cragg, Miss Ann Gallagher, and yra Ward, European Servant ie Meerut At Vellore, the wife of Master J C Brindley, of a son. 16 At Saugor, the lady of J. B. Dickson, Esq, civil surgeon, Gyah, of a daughter 17 At Allahabad, the lady of J. T. Rivaz, Esq. civil service' of a daughter. At Lucknow, the lady of Colonel William Roberts, Oude service, of a daughter. 20 At Malcutta, the lady of Master W E Jenkius, of ■ daughter. At Berhampore, the lady of G T F Speede, Esquire, of In Kyd Street, Mhowringhee, the lady of Major Burlton. commissary general of the army, of a daughter. At the Government House, in Fort William, the lady of Major Prescott, of a son. At Allyghur, the lady of P J Mhiene, 34th native infantry, of a daughter. 22 At Malcutta, Mrs W Dickson, of a son. At Pooree, the lady of IK Ewart, Esquire, of a daughter. 23 At Calcutta, the wife of Master J G Crowe, of the judicial 20 At Allahabad, the wife of Master J W Casabon, of the and revenue department, of a daughter. sudder dewanuy office, of a son 28 At Neemuch, the lady of Captain E Wintle, 71st regiment native infantry, of a daughter 29 At Calcutta, the lady of P. P. Carter, Esq. of Bhogepore, of a daughter. 30 At Delhi, the wife of Master Conductor Vyall, ordnance de artment, of a son. 31 At Calcutta Mrs D. Wilson, of a son. January 1 At Allahabad, Day, the lady of Henry Byun Harrington, Esquire, of a daughter At Calcutta, the lady of R. J. Lattey, Esq. of a son. ? At Calcutta, Mrs. M. Wittinbaker, of a son. 3 At Cawnpore, the lady of Captain CJ Lewes 50th regiment nasive infantry, of a son. 11 At Calcutta, in Park Street, Mra J R Fraser, of a daughter At Park Street, Chowringhee, Mrs Nyss, of a son. At Chinsurah, Mrs FB Barber, of a daughter. At Calcutta, the wife of Master LE James, of the sudder board of revenue, of a son. 27 At Calcutta, Eliza, the wife of Master J Chaunce, of a daughter. 29 At Garden Reach, the lady of George Dougal, Esquire, of a son. 30 At Calentta, the wife of Master William Andrew, of the Catholic free shool, of a son. At Bishop's College, the lady of the Reverend S ̊C Malan, of a son. MARRIAGES. 9 At Rangoon, in the Armenian Church, by the Reverend Master Stephens, Master Ananiah Jacobs, chief mate of the brig Matherine, to Miss Marianus Johannes Ter Mines. Dec 10 At Muttra, at the residence of Captain Blair, com. manding 16th regiment light cavalry, by the Reverend J. Moore, Mr. George Frederick Stowell, to aliss Puebe Engan Peako. January 1. by the Reverend Mr. Charles, at the Scotch Church in Malcutta, Alexander Ross, Esquire, Junior, civil service, to Isabella, daughter of Justin McCarty, Esquire, of Carrignavar, in the Mounty of Mork. 3 At Agra, by the Reverend J J Moore, Master John Parsick, assistant Agra Bank, to Miss M A Albert. 7 At Calcutta, at St John's cathedral, hy the Reverend H Fisher, Master James Bernadotte Vallente, to Miss Maria Soubise, the only daughter of Master William Soubise, an assistant in the sudder dewanny adawlut. 10 At the cathedral, by the Right Reverend Lord Bishop, Allan Webb, Esquire, of the Bengal medical service, to Emma Jaue, the daughter of the late John Harvey Danby, Esquire, of Honiton, Devon. Avak, Master G V Gasper, to Miss Mariam Mooratcan, the only At the Armenian church, by the Reverend Master Authony daughter of Master G Am Mooratcan. At Calcutta, at the cathedral, by the Venerable Archdeacon, Master Richard Williams Walters, of the Honorable ComAt Allahabad, the lady of Douglas T. Timins, Esquire pany's marine, to Miss Sarah Selina Bean. civil service, of a son and heir. 12 At Calcutta, Mrs C J Sutherland, of a son 14 At Calcutta, Mrs Langer, of a daughter 11 At the Old church, by the Venerable Archdeacon Dealtry, John Alexander Mripps, Esquire, to Miss Eliza Master. 12 At the cathedral, by the Reverend H S Fisher, MA, G J McClintock, Esquire, BC s to Elizabeth Catherine, eldest daugh 15 At Calcutta, the wife of Master Lazarus D'Mello, assister of W Graham Esquire, a D, of Calcutta. tant arsenal offic, Fort William, of a daughter At Barrackpore, Mrs Hannah Stony, wife of Quarter Master Serjeant A Stony, 58th regiment, of a daughter 1 At Mhowringhee, the lady of Major Mubitt, assistant secretary to Government military department, of a daughter. 16 At Calcutta, Mrs A Maroot, of a daughter 15 At Calcutta, at St John's cathedral, by the Cere end H Fisher, Master Charles Jark so, of the Ha, to Eliza race, eldest daughter of the late Josepu kichmond, Esquire, ind çə planters At Calentta, at St John's cathedral. by the Reversal H Fisher, Master A T Goodrich, of the HCM to Helen Joseph, 17 At No. 77, Dhurraintollah, Mrs James McDonald, of a youngest daughter of the late Joseph Richmond, Esquire, indigo daughter. At Patna, the lady of RF Munliffe, Esquire, of a sou. 18 At Lucknow, the lady of Captain John Scott, 55th regi ment native infantry, of a daughter. 19 At Calcutta, Mrs F W Horne, of a daughter. planter. 16 At Calcutta, at the cathedral, by the Reverend H Fisher, John Robert McMullin, Esquire, of the 50th regiment native infantry, to Julia, only daughter of the late Captain Vansandau, of the 68th regiment native infantry, and Grand-daughter of the late Colonel Forbes, of the same establishment. 16 At the Cathedral church, by the Venerable Archdeacon, JW Kaye, Esquire, bengal artillery, to Mary Catherine, eldest daughter of Thomes Puckle, Esquire, Clapham Common, Surrey. 18 At St James's Church, by the Reverend Master Boswell, Master John Ridley, junior, to Charlotte Frances, eldest daugh ter of John V Landeman, Esquire. At Bhaugulpore, by the Reverend J A Rudd, R N Farqu harson, Esquire, of the civil service, to Mary Anne, third daughter of Major General Bowen. 21 At Calcutta, at the Cathedral, by the Reverend H Fisher, Master Holford Morrell, to Miss Marianne Seagrove. At Cawnpoor, by the Reverend M J Jennings, Captain W Freeth, 55th regiment Bengal native infantry, to Catherine, youngest daughter of Robert Logan, Esquire, Edinburgb. 22 At Calcutta, by the Venerable Archdeacon Dealtry, Cap" tain JD Bristow, to Miss J C Gale. At Calcutta, at the Principal Roman Catholic Church, by the Reverend Dr Oliffe, James Savi, Esquire, to Miss Margaret Jones, eldest daughter of the late William Jones, Esquire, of Seebpore. 24 At Calcutta, at the Cathedral, by the Reverend Master Dea'try, A A Dunlop, Esquire, Cossimpore factory, to Catherine, the only daughter of the late C C Blackburn, Esquire, formerly of Fattyghur. At Calcutta, at the Cathedral, by the Reverend Henry Fisher, Master Charles Dubordieux, indigo planter, Jessore, to Miss Clarissa Ann Taylor. 26 At Calcutta, at the Old church, by the Venerable Arch deacon Dealtry, Henry Gloster French, Esquire, to Charlotte Louisa, youngest daughter of the late Joseph Watts, Esquire. 28 At the cathedral, by the Reverend Henry Fisher, C E. Barwell, Esquire, youngest son of ER Farwell, Esquire, cs. to Frances Catharine, second d-ughter of Major Godby, 36th regiment native infantry. DEATHS. 31 At Calcutta, George, the elder surviving son of Mr. Alexander Anderson, aged 4 years and 8 months. Jan. 1st At Sulkea, John George, the infant and only child of Mr. George John Thurlow, assistant patent slip, aged 1 month and 5 days. 2 At Calcutta, Master Z M Zorer, aged 30 years. 4 At Shahjehanpore. William Shaw, the beloved infant son of James William Muir, Esquire, civil service, aged 1 year, 6 months and 5 days. 5 At Sulkea, Mrs Elizabeth Frances Colliard, the wife of Master T S Colliard, assistant in the salt golabs, aged 31 years 2 months and 1 days, 6 At Muttra, daughter of Captain Free, 10th light cavalry, aged 9 months. 8 At Calentta, Master John Seaton Harris, midshipman of the ship St George, aged 18 years. At Calcutia, Master James Lawrie, aged 27 years. 19 At Calcutta, of Cholera, Samuel Chollet Hornet, Esquire, aged 32 years. 28 On the Indus, near Bhawalpore, Lieutenant Colonel ▲ Duffin, 2d cavalry, sincerely regretted. 14 At Etawah, Jane Annette, the infant daughter of AP Currie, Esquire, civil service, aged 8 months and 14 days. 20 At Calcutta, Master Michael Impey, a Ward of the Kidderpore school, aged 5 years and 11 months. At Muttra, suddenly, Lieutenant John Hickey, 10th light cavalry. 22 At Calcutta, Sobhabazar, at 5 P. M. the Maba Rance or Nov. 3 At Camp, near Jhansee, Kate, the infant daughter of Grandmother of Maharajah Kalikrishna Bahadur, aged 80 years. Lieutenant Colonel Tulloch, 60th regiment native infantry. Dec. 10 At Kurnaul, Mrs Winn, the wife of J Winn, Esquire, after a lingering sickness of nearly 12 months. 27 At Calcutta, Mrs. Mary Hall, aged 50 years. 23 At Calcutta, Miss Caroline Ann Stuart, daughter of Robert Stuart, Esquire, M D aged 2 months. 27 At Calcutta, Master Chas. Montriou, son of Lieutenant Chas Montriou, native infantry, aged 10 months. 29 At Calcutta, Mrs Marion Stewart, wife of Master William At Agra, at the residence of Captain Graham, Lewis Thacke-Stewart, coach maker, aged 34 years. ry Watson, Esquire, assistant surgeon, 4th battalion artillery. 30 At Calcutta, Mr. William Ellis, aged 22 years. At Delhi, Adolphus, the infant son of Master Webb, of Mussoorie, aged 6 months and 12 days. At Garden Rench, the infant son of Master and Mrs George Dougal. 30 At Calcutta, Wiss Harriett Hall Harris, aged 14 years, 10 months and 23 days. |