H. Leacock, 15th do. R. Codrington, 25th do. J. C. Plowden, 11th do. W. Tritton, 21st do. H. Fowle, 22d do. J. Hannay, 6th do. F. Thomas, 18th do.

G. Burford, 18th do. W. Clifford, 19th do. W. Freeth, 28th do. F. Moore, 26th do. J. A. Fairhead, 14th do. J. Matthie, Europ. Regt. F. Trimmer, 25th regt. N.I. A. Arabin, 4th do. W. M. Tritton, 13th do. H. A. Boscawen, 27th do. H. Stone, 11th do. F. Hewitt, 16th do. G. T. Marshall, 17th do. W. R. Corfield, 15th do. T. J. Rocke, 24th do. R. Campbell, 23d do. A. S. Singer, 8th do. C. B. Hall, 20th do. T. Gear, 5th do. A. C. Dennistoun, 5th do. J. Peacocke, 2d do. F. V. McGrath, 30th do. M. T. West, 21st do. W. T. Savary, 23d do. W. R. Mitford, 31st do. G. M. Sherer, 29th do. W. C. Ormsby, 32d do. A. L. Barwell, 6th do. F. St. J. Sturt, 7th do. J. Hindson, 33d do. F. Macrae, 34th do. F. C. Milner, 18th do. H. Fitzsimons, 14th do. J. H. Sankey, Europ. Regt. H. M. Graves, 10th regt. N. I. G. D. Johnstone, 20th do. J. Campbell, 16th do. H. Moore, 17th do. J. B. Robinson, 31st do. D. C. Keiller, 2d do. F. Knyvett, 32d do. F. Winter, 30th do. J. S. Hodgson, 12th do. R. Macdonald, 1st do. N. S. Nesbitt, 2d do. C. J. F. Burnett, 9th do. L. C. Brown, 27th do. D'Arcy Preston, 33d do. D. Bamfield, 28th do. E. Jackson, 34th do. Hon. H. Gordon, 4th do. J. C. Lumsdaine, 29th do. F. Corner, 12th do. G. Byron, 24th do. D. Ross, 26th do. H. N. Worsley, 10th do. J. Craigie, 7th do. E. Du Pre Townshend, 8th do. J. Dyson, 9th do. W. J. B. Knyvett, 19th do. H. Smith, 1st do. H. Lyell, 22d do. O. B. Thomas, 3d do. C. R. Eyre, 15th do. C. H. Boisragon 25th do. W. Hunter, 11th do. T. Dalyell, 21st do. J. Burnett, 22d do. J. R. Bigge, 6th do. A. E. Campbell, 18th do. W. Glen, 18th do. W. E. Hay, 19th do. R. Nelson, 28th do. S. Stapleton, 26th do. J. Chesney, 14th do. R. Crofton, Europ. Regt. J. W. Mitchell, 25th regt. N.I. W. H. R. Boland, 4th do. J. H. Handscomb, 13th do. B. Stewart, 27th do. R.Riddell, 11th do. T.W.Bolton, 16th do. W. Brownlow, 17th do. R. Menzies, 15th do. G. C. Armstrong, 24th do. R. W. Fraser, 23d do. G. E. Van Heythaysen, 8th do. R. Chitty, 20th do. J. H. Craigie, 5th do. J. Stephen, 5th do. M. W. Gilmore, 2d do. G. Cox, 30th do. K. B. Hamilton, 21st do. F. Bennett, 23d do. H. Beaty, 31st do. W. S. Menteath, 29th do. W. Biddulph, 32d do. F. W. Anson, 6th do. F. W. Hardwick, 7th do. W. Souter, 33d do. John Ross, 34th do. A. Jackson, 18th do. J. Bracken, 14th do. R. McMurdo, Europ. Regt. C. S. Barberie, 10th regt. N.I. S. R. Bagshawe, 20th do. W. Mitchell, 16th do. T. Seaton, 17th do. P. P. Turner, 31st do. H.W. J. Wilkinson, Sd do, C. B. Kennett, S2d

do. J. Tierney, 30th do. T. H. Scott, 12th do. A. Bogle, 1st do.

FORMATION OF THE NEW REGIMENTS.

Majors

31st Regt. Native Infantry.

J. S. Harriott, from 2d regt. N.I.
C. Martin, 6th do.
Captains

B. Roope, 23d do. do.
A. Hodgson, 10th do. do.
E. B. Higgins, 25th do. do.
L. Shaw, 18th do. do.
G. P. Wymer, 3d do. do.
A. Dick, 17th do. do.
W. Gregory, 3d do. do.
J. Watkins, 14th do. do.
Lieutenants

T. Hepworth, (B.C.) 4th do. do.
R. Becher, (do.) 10th do. do.
R. Stewart, (do.) 26th do. do.
F. Crossley, (do.) Europ. Regt.
J. C. Wotherspoon, (do.) 21st regt. N.I.
B. Ashe, (do.) Europ. Regt.
B. Maltby, (do.) 9th regt. N.I.
H. G. Nash, 7th do. do.
J. Tomlinson, 9th do. do.
E. Marshall, 1st do. do.
J. R. Stock, 9th do. do.

F. J. Bellew, 18th do. do.
R. A. MacNaghten, 19th do. do.
G. E. Britten, 20th do. do.
W. Forbes, 23d do. do.
R. R. Hughes, 11th do. do.
W. Glasgow, 2d do. do.
G. H. Cox, 13th do. do.
J. C. Sage, 2d do. do.
J. H. Smith, 16th do. do.
R. C. Jenkins, 21st do. do.
J. O. Oldham, 15th do. do.
Ensigns

G. Cumine, 12th do. do.
W. M. Ramsay, 4th do. do.
W. R. Mitford, 3d do. do.
J. B. Robinson, 17th do. do.
H. Beaty, 8th do. do.
P. P. Turner, 20th do. do.

Majors

S2d Regt. Native Infantry.

G. Sargent, from 7th regt. N.I.
S. H. Tod, 30th do. do.
Captains

N. Bucke, 30th do. do.
A. Lockett, 14th do. do.
J. Maling, 9th do. do.
I. Anderson, 27th do. do.
P. Brewer, 24th do. do.
J. Harris, 2d do. do.
T. Robinson, 2d do. do.
T. Reynolds, 2d do. do.
Lieutenants

C. Andrews, (B. C.) 24th do. do.
G. Jenkins. (do.) 7th do. do.
J. Davies, (do.) 28th do. do.
R. B. Fergusson, (do.) 4th do. do.
W. Jover, (do.) 4th do. do.
J. B. Smith, (do.) 17th do. do.
F. Mackenzie, (do.) 28th do. do.

J. H. McKinlay, 7th regt. N.I.
J. R. Aire, 30th do. do.

E. E. Isaac, 15th do. do.
P. C. Anderson, 6th do. do.

R. McCullay Pollock, 7th do. do.
W. Bignell, 8th do. do.

R. Wroughton, 20th do. do.
F. Candy, 6th do. do.

Hon. W. Hamilton, 12th do. do.
N. Lowis, 27th do. do.
W. Hoggan, 13th do.
A. Wilson, 10th do. do.
R. Houghton, 8th do. do.

K. F. Mackenzie, 25th do. do.
E. Carte, 27th do. do.
Ensigns

A. Knyvett, 27th do. do.
W. C. Ormsby, 6th do. do.
F. Knyvett, 5th do. do.
W. Biddulph, 17th do. do.
C. B. Kennett, Europ. Regt.

Captains

J. A. Shadwell, 26th do. do.

F. Walker, Europ. Regt.
W. Skene, 29th regt. N. I.

T. Wollocombe, 14th do. do.
P. M. Hay, 28th do. do.
J. Pearson, 18th do. do.
W. James, 13th do. do.

G. W. A. Lloyd, 28th do. do.
Lieutenants

P. Grant, (B.C.) 28th do. do.
A. Harvey, (do.) 4th do. do.
R. Forster, (do.) 14th do. do.
G. J. B. Johnston, (do.) 9th do. do.
J. Grant, (do.) 5th do. do.
T. Goding, (do.) Europ. Regt.
W. Bacon, (do.) 10th regt. N.I.
H. A. Newton, 3d do. do.
R. W. Wilson, 29th do. do.
R. Delamain, 1st do. do.
F. T. Boyd, 15th do. do.
H. Paul, 8th do. do.
R. Taylor, 11th do. do.
M. G. White, 23d do. do.
G. D. Roebucke, 23d do. do.
R. D. White, 12th do. do.
G. Fleming, 22d do. do.
E. Watt, 16th do. do.
A. B. S. Kent, 3d do. do.
C. Fowle, 1st do. do.
H. Troup, 30th do. do.
J. T. Lowe, 28th do. do.
Ensigns

J. Knynett, 27th do. do.
J. Whiteford, 22d do. do.
J. Hindson, 19th do. do.
D'Arcy Preston, 16th do. do.
W. Souter, 20th do. do.

W. Grant, (B.C.) 10th do. do. H. Wilson, (do.) 30th do. do. J. Smith, (do.) 5th do. do. N. Penny, (do.) 14th do. do. A. McMahon, (do.) 24th do. do. J. Thompson, (do.) 10th do. do. R. S. Phillips, (do.) 26th do. do. C. Thoresby, 29th do. do. H. Lawrence, 19th do. do. T. Moodie, 1st do. do. C. Marshall, 15th do. do. L. Vansandau, 8th do. do. R. P. Fulcher, 20th do. do. J. B. Fenton, 23d do. do. A. G. Ward, 1st do. do. G. Iliff, 12th do. do. G. H. White, 4th do. do. J. Frederick, 15th db. do. G. H. Dalby, 9th do. do. T. Smith, 15th do. do. S. Twemlow, 24th do. do. A. M. L. Maclean, 5th do. do. W. F. A .Seymour, do. do. F. Macrae, 13th do. do. E. Jackson, 29th do. do. J. Ross, 21st do. do. Fort-William, Sept. 12. The Right Hon. the Governor General in Council is pleased to make the following promotions and transfer:

Infantry. Lieut. Col. J. N. Smith to be Lieut. Col. Commandant of a regiment, from 20 July1823, vice Marshall, deceased. -Maj. J. S. Harriott to be Lieut. Col. from same date, vice Smith.-Maj. W. B. Walker to be Lieut. Col. from 18th Aug. 1823, vice Cumberlege, deceased.-Lieut. Gen. R.Phillips is transferred to the senior list, from 4th Sept. 1823, vice Morris, deceased. Lieut. Col. T. M. Weguelin to be Lieut. Col. Commandant of a regiment from same date, vice Phillips.Maj. G. Sargent to be Lieut. Col. from same date, vice Weguelin.

31st. Regt. N. I. Capt. B. Roope to be Major; Brev. Capt. and Lieut. T. Hepworth to be Capt. of a comp.; and Ensign G. Cumine to be Lieut. from 20th July 1823, in succession to Harriott, promoted.-Brev. Capt. and Lieut. R. Becher to be Capt. of a comp., and Ensign W. M. Ramsay to be Lieut., from 21st July 1823, in succession to Shaw, deceased.

10th Regt. Ensign A. Macdonald to be Lieut. from 4th Aug. 1823, vice Phelips, deceased.

3d Regt. Capt. J. Nesbitt to be Major; Brev. Capt. and Lieut. J. Eckford to be

Capt. of a comp.; and Ens. W. D. Stewart to be Lieut., from 18th Aug. 1823, in succession to Walker, promoted.

27th Regt Brev. Capt, and Lieut. G. A. Vetch to be Capt. of a comp.; and Ens. R. L. Burnett to be Lieut. from 20th Aug. 1823, in succession to Fortune, dec. 24th Regt. Ens. J. Macdonald to be Lieut. from 27th Aug. 1823, vice Delap, deceased.

33d Regt. Ens. J. Knyvett to be Lieut. from 29th Aug. 1829, vice Watt, transferred to the cavalry.

32d Regt. Capt. N. Bucke to be Major; Brev. Capt. and Lieut. C. Andrews to be Capt. of a comp.; and Ens. A. Knyvett to be Lieut., from 4th Sept. 1823, in succession to Sargent, promoted.

30th Regt. Capt. C. Bowyer to be Major; Brev.Capt. and Lieut. P. H. Dewaal to be Capt. of a comp.; and Ens, E. J. Watson to be Lieut. from 11th Sept. 1823, in succession to Alder, invalided.

Fort William, Sept. 11.- Major T. G. Alder, 30th N.I., transferred to Invalid Est.

Sept. 12.-Capt. W. Kennedy, 2d Assist., to be 1st. Assist. Mil. Auditor-Gen. ; and Brev. Capt. R. Armstrong, 14th N.I., to be 2d Assist. Mil. Auditor-Gen. ; in succession to Wiggens, promoted.

Ens. G. Thomson, of Engineers, to be Lieut., from 5th Sept., in succession to Walter, dec.

Mr. R. Grueber, late Adj. Baddely's Horse, to be Local Lieut. and Adj. of Skinner's Horse, vice Martindell.

Mr. J. H. Hampton admitted a Cadet, and promoted Ensign.

Mr. H. Harris admitted Assist. Surg. Major C. T. Higgins, 22d N.I., to be Agent for Army Clothing 2d Division, vice Stuart, promoted.

Capt. J. Oliver, 11th N.I., to officiate as a Sub-Assistant to Hon. Comp. Stud, vice Capt. J. Hunter, removed.

Head-Quarters, on the River, Aug. 25. -Assist. Surg. Lawrie to have medical charge of detachment under orders for Nattal.

Assist,Surg. Smith to do duty with detachment under Major Parker, proceeding to Cawnpore.

Aug. 26.-Capt. Pratt, 2d bat. 4th regt., to raise recruits at Sultanpore (Oude), in place of Capt. Axford.

Aug. 28.-Exchange of appointments sanctioned between Lieut. Wheler, who is appointed Interp. and Quart. Mas., and Lieut. Ponsonby, who is appointed Adjut. to 2d regt. L. C.

Lieut. Farley, recently transferred to Invalid. Estab., posted to Europ. Invalids

ward, 1st. bat. 23d do., Barrackpore ; E. C. Mac Pherson, 1st. bat. 10th do., Barrackpore; C. Graham, 2d bat. 20th do., Barrackpore.

Sept. 1. Exchange between Assist. Surgs. R. D. Knight and J. Johnstone, the former removed to 2d Local, or Gardner's Horse, and latter to 2d Nusseeree Bat.

Ens. C. G. Ross to do duty with 2d bat. 11th N.I., at Barrackpore.

Sept. 2.-Assist. Surg. Wyatt to place himself under orders of Superintending Surgeon at Dinapore.

Assist. Surg. Thompson to have medical charge of detachment under orders for Nattal.

Fort William, Sept. 19.-Officers, subalterns of 15 years' standing, promoted to the rank of Captain by Brevet, from 16th Sept. 1823:

Lieut. J. Thomson, 15th regt. N. I.
Lieut. E. Herring, 29th do.
Lieut. R. Robert, Artillery.
Lieut. G. G. Denness, do.
Lieut. J. W. Prideaux, 18th N.I.
Lieut. A. Davidson, 7th do.
Lieut. J. Hall, 9th do.
Lieut. W. Aldous, 19th do.
Lieut. J. Hailes, 1st do.
Lieut. M. Ramsay, 8th do.
Lieut. G. Oliphant, 2d do.
Lieut. J. S. Marshall, 29th do.
Lieut. W. Davison, H. C. Rurop. Regt.
Lieut. J. A. Schalch, 14th regt. N.I.
Lieut. T. M. Taylor, 5th L. C.
Lieut. W. Burlton, 4th ditto.

Capt. W. Kennedy, 1st Assist. Military Auditor Gen., to be a Member of Board of Superintendence for Improvement of Breed of Cattle, in room of Lieut. Col. Wiggens.

Head-Quarters, on the River, Sept. 4.Surg. G. O. Gardner, 19th N.I., attached to 2d bat. of regt.

Brev. Capt. Brown, 1st bat. 15th N. I., to receive charge of Engineer's Department at Allyghur, from Lieut. J. F. Paton, appointed a District Barrack-master.

Sept. 6.-Major Harriott (previous to his trial by Court-martial) to deliver over charge of Europ. and Native Invalids at Chunar, to Major Alexander, 19th N.I.

Lieut. W. Turner, 29th N.I., to act as Fort Adj. at Buxar.

Sept. 8.-Ens. F. W. Anson, 24th N.I., to join 1st bat. 14th regt. at Pertabgurh.

Lieut. A. Chitty, 1st bat. 1st N.I., to be Adj. to Moorshedabad Prov. Bat., vice C. H. Phelips, dec.

Lieut. Col. Littlejohn, removed from 1st bat. 25th N.I., to 1st bat. 1st regt.

Fort William, Sept. 19. Lieut. A. Irvine, Engineers, to be District Barrack-master, vice Capt. Bowyer, promoted, and posted to 7th or Cawnpore Division.

Capt. G. J. Shadwell, Barrack-master of 7th or Cawnpore Division, transferred

to 9th or Bundlecund Division, vice Bowyer.

Assist. Surg. T. C. Harrison, to perform Med. Duties of civil station of Rajeshahye, vice Burnard, returned to military service.

Assist. Surg. H. Harris, to perform med. duties at Seonee.

Sept. 26.-Mr. W. Dickson, admitted Cadet of Engineers, and promoted Ens.

Messrs. H. Candy, S. A. Lyons, and C. E. Reinagale, admitted Cadets, and promoted to Ensigns.

Surg. G. Baillie, permitted to enter service of King of Oude, as Personal Surgeon to his Majesty.

1st Regt. N.I. Ens. B. Boswell to be Lieut., vice Shearer, dec.; date of rank 11th Sept. 1823.

24th Regt. Capt. G. D. Heathcote to be Major, and Lieut. and Brev. Capt. W. Hough to be Capt., from 26 Aug. 1823, in succession to Henley, dec.- Ens. A.T. Loyd to be Lieut., vice Hough, promoted, with rank from 11 Sept. 1823.

20th Regt. Ensign C. B. Hall, to be Lieut., vice Faithfull, dec.; and Ensign G.D. Johnstone to be Lieut., vice Hoare, dec.

Assist. Surg. G. Lambe to be Surg., vice Gibson, dec.

Fort William, Oct. 3.-Assist. Surg. W. E. Carte, A. B., permitted to return to military service.

Head-Quarters, on the River, Sept. 17. -Officers promoted, posted to regts. and bats. Lieut. Col. Command. J. Dewar, to 23d N.I.; Lieut. Col. A. Richards, to 2d bat. 23d do.; Lieut. Col. S. Nation, to 2d bat. 33d do.; Major E. H. Simpson, Capt. J. L. Earle, and Lieut. A.T.A. Wilson, 8th N.I., to 1st bat. of regt.; Major J. Ferguson, and Lieut. J. Jones, to 2d bat. 23d regt.; Lieut. W. M. N. Sturt, to 1st bat. 7th regt.

Removals.-Lieut. Col. Broughton from 2d bat. 11th, to 1st bat. 7th regt. N.I. Lieut. Col. MacInnes, from 1st. bat. 30th to 1st bat. 31st do.

Lieut. Col. MacGregor, from 2d bat. 23d to 2d bat. 11th do.

Lieut. Col. Boyd, from Europ. regt. to 1st bat. 33d regt.

Officers appointed to do Duty.

To join 1st bat. 31st regt. at Benares:Capt. G. P. Wymer, 2d bat. 3d regt.; Lieut. J. R. Stock, 2d do. 9th do.; Lieut. W. Forbes, 2d do. 23d do.; Lieut. W. Glasgow, 1st do. 2d do; Ens. J. C. Sage, 2d do. 2d do; Ens. G. Cumine, 1st do. 12th do; Ens. R. McMurdo, 2d do. 19th do.

To join 2d bat. 31st regt. at Cawnpore: -Capt. C. Martin, 2d bat. 6th regt; Brev. Capt. T. Hepworth, 1st do. 4th do; Lieut. H. G. Nash, 2d do. 7th do.; Ens. J. O. Oldham, 2d do 15th do.; Ens. J. Stephen, 2d do. 3d do.

To join 1st bat. 32d regt. at Mynpooree: Capt. P. Brewer, 2d bat. 24th regt.; Brev. Capt. W. Jover, 1st do. 4th do; Lieut. W. Bignell, 1st do. 8th do. ; Lieut. F. Candy, 1st do. 6th do.; Ens. S. R. Bagshawe, 1st do. 14th do.

To join 2d bat. 32d regt. at Muttra :Capt. J. Anderson, 1st bat. 27th regt.; Capt. J. Harris, 2d do. 2d do.; Brev. Capt. J. B. Smith, 2d do. 17th do.; Lieut. R. McC. Polloch, 2d do. 17th do.; Lieut. the Hon. W. Hamilton, 1st do. 12th do.; Ens. R. Houghton, 2d do. 8th do.

To join 1st bat. 33d regt. at Dinapore: -Brev. Capt. J. Grant, 2d bat. 5th regt.; Brev. Capt. W. Bacon, 2d do. 10th do; Ens. E. J. Watson, 2d do. 7th do.; Ens. J. Tierney, 1st do. 24th do.

To join 2d bat. 33d regt. at Cawnpore:-Capt. T. Wollocombe, 1st bat. 14th regt.; Lieut. H. A. Newton, 2d do. 3d do.; Lieut. R. Delamain, 1st do. 1st do. ; Lieut. R. D. White, 2d do. 12th do.; Lieut. J. Frederick, 1st do. 15th do.; Ens. C. Fowle, 1st do. 1st do; Ens. H. Beaty, 2d do. 8th do.

To join 1st bat. 34th regt. at Benares: -Major W. Collyer, 2d bat. 18th regt.; Lieut. H. Lawrence, 2d do. 19th do; Lieut. A. G. Ward, 1st do. 1st do.; Lieut. G. H. White, 2d do. 4th do; Ens. N. S. Nesbitt, 2d do. 5th do.

To join 2d bat. 34th regt. at Benares:

Brev. Capt. J. Thompson, 2d bat. 10th regt.; Licut. C. Thoresby, 1st do. 29th do; Lieut. J. B. Fenton, 2d do. 29d do.; Lieut. G. Iliff, 2d do. 12th do.; Ens. A. McD. L. MacLean, 2d do. 5th do.

Sept. 18.-Surg. Tweedie removed from 7th to 2d regt. L.C., and Surg. Castell

from latter to former.

Assist. Surg. J. Leslie to do duty with 1st. bat. 19th regt. N.I.

Lieut. F. C. Smith, 1st. bat. 24th N.I., to be Adj. to the corps, vice Delap, dec. Brev. Capt. N. Wallace to be Adj. to Rungpore Light Inf., vice Wake, resigned.

To Europe.-Aug. 15. Capt. W. H. L. Frith, Artillery, for health; Brev. Capt. Alex. Orr, 19th N I., do. 29. Assist. Surg. D. Woodburn, do.; Major W. Moxon, 16th N.I., on private affairs.Sept. 5. Brev.Capt. G. W. A. Loyd, 28th N.I., do. (to proceed from Bombay).— 19. Capt. J. W. Jones, 11th N.I., on private affairs; Assist. Surg. R. Graham, for health.-26. Assist. Surg. R. Primrose, on private affairs.

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To Bombay. Aug. 22. Brev. Capt. Ruddell, Europ. regt., on private affairs. To Cape of Good Hope.-Aug. 15. Brev. Capt. S. Delap, 24th N I., for health.

To Penang and Singapore.-Sept. 26. Capt. A. Lomas, 12th N.I., for health.

JESTY'S FORCES.

Head-Quarters, on the River, Aug. 16, 1823.-Lieut. T. Kettlewell, 30th Foot (a Subaltern of 15 years' standing) to be Capt. in the East-Indies only.

Aug. 20.-Major Streatfield, 87th Foot,

to be Mil. Sec. to Governor-Gen.

Lieut. the Hon. J. Amherst, 59th Foot; Lieut. J. Cooke, Royal Marines; and Lieut. A. St. Leger M'Mahon, 16th Lancers, to be Aides-de-Camp to GovernorGeneral.

Aug. 26.-Lieut. T. Taylor, 89th Foot (a Subaltern of 15 years' standing) to be Capt. in the East-Indies only.

Aug. 29.-Capt. W. Fendal, 4th regt., to be Extra Aide-de-Camp to GovernorGeneral.

Sept. 4.-Capt. Fenton, 87th regt., to proceed to England in charge of invalids and service-expired men.

Sept. 7.-Lieut. Hartford, 59th_regt., to do duty with invalids and service-expired men of H.M. service, and to proceed with them to England.

Sept. 16.—Until his Majesty's pleasure shall be known:

13th Foot. Lieut.W. Thomas, from 89th foot, to be Lieut. vice Shiel, who exhanges, 15th Aug. 1823.

89th Foot. Lieut. A.Shiel, from 13th foot, to be Lieut., vice Thomas, who exchanges, ditto.

Assist. Surg. Rutledge, 20th foot, to return to Bombay.

Lieut. the Hon. J. Amherst, 59th regt., and Aide-de-Camp to Governor-Gen., to be Mil. Sec. to his Lordship.

Sept. 22.-Lieut. John Magill, 38th foot, and Lieut. John Connor, 44th foot, (subalterns of 15 years' standing) to have the rank of Capt. in the East-Indies only.

54th Regt. Until His Majesty's plea. sure be known: Ens. R. T. R. Pattoun, to be Lieut., vice R. Holt, dec., and Mr. G.Holt, gent., to be Ensign, vice Pattoun.

Sept. 24.-Lieut. Archer, 87th regt., to do duty with invalids and service-expired of H. M. service, and to proceed with them to England.

FURLOUGHS.

To Europe.-Aug. 14. Lieut. Vincent, 41st foot, on sick certificate; Brev. Capt. Bluett, 41st foot, ditto; Lieut. Langworth, 46th foot, on private affairs.-28. Capt. J. Scott, 4th Drags.; Lieut. D. Darrock, 20th foot, on private affairs; Lieut. S. Parker, 69th regt., ditto.-29. Cornet G. A. Stewart, 16th Drags., for health; Lieut. M'Dougall, 59th foot, on private affairs; Major H. C. Streatfield, ditto.-Sept. 6. Lieut. and Adj. Butcher, 11th Drags, for health; Lieut. Babington, 1st foot, ditto; Lieut. Oakely, 20th foot, Asiatic Journ.-No. 100.

To Penang.-Aug. 28. Lieut. O'Hal loran, 44th regt., on private affairs.

SHIPPING.

Arrivals in the River.

Sept. 14. Glenelg, Weddell, from Bombay.-15. Fame, Young, from England; Hero of Malown, Neish, from Batavia; Asia-Felix, Jellicoe, from Bombay; and Maria, Reynolds, from the Cape.-16. Mary Ann, Wise, from Penang, and Francis Warden, Webster, from Rangoon, -17. Maitland, Kinsey, and Edward Strettel, Allport, from Madras.-21. Abberton, Percival, and Atlas, Clifton, from London.-24. Georgiana, Rogers, from Madras.-25. Potten, Wellbank, from London; and Ospray, M'Gill, from Greeand Florentia, Wimble, from London.nock.-28. Ernaad, Jones, from Bombay, Oct. 10. Thomas Grenville, Manning, from London.-20. Marquess Wellington, Blanshard, from Madras and London.-21. Rockingham, Beach, from London.-22. Duke of Lancaster, Davis, from Liverpool. -23. Lady Campbell, Betham, from Madras.-25. Grenada, Anderson; Orient, White; and Minerva, Probyn, from London. Also the Princess Charlotte of Wales, Gribble; Merborough, Shipton; Royal George, Reynolds; Kingston, Bowen; and Palmyra, Lamb, from London.

Ship Atlas.-The ship Atlas, lately arrived, while laying at anchor, on the 21st inst., abreast Hog River, about seven o'clock in the evening, suddenly sprung a leak, which overcame all efforts to keep the ship free. The pilot determined, at once to save the lives of the crew, and the cargo, to run the ship on shore: the cable was accordingly slipped, and the ship ran up the creek. After running a considerable distance she grounded, and when the accounts came away at midnight she was laying with three fathoms amidships, and two and a quarter fathoms forward and aft

and the water was up to the hatches of the lower deck.-[Cal. John Bull, Sept. 24. The Pilot of the Atlas yesterday mornVOL. XVII. 30