TIMES appointed for the EAST-INDIA COMPANY'S SHIPS of the SEASON 1821-22.
Managing
Daily Prices of Stocks, from the 26th of October to the 25th of November 1821.
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E. EYTON, Stock Broker, 2, Cornhill, and Lombard Street.
Abyssinia; Senaar, the capital, taken
possession of by a Turkish army under
Ishmael Pacha, 613.
Africa; Portuguese colonists-early dis-
coveries made by them on the coast, 259
-extensive maritime survey of the wes-
tern coast about to be undertaken, 308
-new expedition to explore certain
parts of, which border on Egypt, 411.
African Intelligence, 259, 613.
Amboyna; forcible seizure of a British
officer by the Dutch, 299-natives dis-
satisfied with the system of govern-
ment maintained over them by the
Dutch, 300-pirates very daring on the
south-west coast, ih.
Anecdotes relative to the transmigration
of souls, 126.
Antiquities, Egyptian, 261.
Anthology, Persian, 106, 313.
Anwári Sohailí, of Hasaín Waiz Kashifi,
literal translation of the seventh book of,
by Gulchin, 313-strictures on Gul-
chin's translation of, by Munsif, 431.
Appah Sahib, ex- -Rajah of Nagpore, about
to make public profession of his con-
version to the Sikh religion, 404.
Arabia; insurrection in, 410-advance of
Hamed Pacha, with an army composed
of Turks and Bedouins, against the
Imaum of Senna, 612.
Arabian Gulf:-Mocha bombarded by a
British squadron, for outrages commit-
ted by the Dola on British subjects, 369
-successful result, and terms of treaty
proposed by the British acceded to, 370,
492-copy of treaty entered into by the
Mocha Council and the British Govern-
ment, 77.
Army, Turkish, sketch of, 238.
Asiatic Society, communications laid be-
fore-letter, with copy of Dr. Hamil-
ton's work, on the genealogies of the
Asiatic Journ.
Hindoo deities, princes, and heroes, 56
-paper and plan descriptive of the
mode adopted at Nagpore of construct-
ing a semicircular arch, 57-specimens
of minerals from various parts in India,
and from the Cape of Good Hope, ib.
-first volume of Malayan Miscellanies
presented, 361-letter respecting the in-
scriptions on some plates of copper de-
posited at Panc'hésar, a dependency of
Badari Nath, ib. -an account of the tri-
gonometrical and astronomical opera-
tions for determining the height and
positions of the principal peaks of the
Himmalya mountains, by Capt. Hodg-
son, and Lieut. Herbert, 362-model of
a Chinese lusus naturæ, ib.-an essay
by Colonel Wilford on the boundaries
of Anu-Gangam, its mountains, forests,
and rivers, from Sanscrit classical autho-
rities, 485-an abstract of the Raga-
bansa, a Sanskrit poem, by the cele-
brated Caledasa, 487.
Asiatic Intelligence, 75, 173, 278, 364,
489, 577.
Assey, Mr. C. C., Hiographical memoir
of, 443.
Attractions, magnetic, theory of, 253.
Baba Hurribol, a miraculous physician,
some account of, 451.
Badge, military-the 7th regiment of foot
to bear on its colours and appointments
the word Hindoostan,' 204.
Bagdad; rapacity of the Turkish Govern-
ment in seizing the property of a person
under British protection, 175-trade
stopt in consequence, 302.
Ball given by the bachelors of Calcutta,
Bamboo plant, curious specimen of, from
St. Helena, 448.
Banda, eruption of a volcano in the island
of, 488.
Bank, military, established in Calcutta,
Barometer, range of, at Bombay, in Oct.
and Nov. 1820, 60; in Dec. 1820, 141
-new invention of a, 576.
Batavia; new expedition against Palem-
bang sails under General De Nok, 406
-ships Selima, Crator, and Jacoba on
the expedition totally lost near the Thou-
sand Islands, ib.-cholera morbus pre-
valent at, 406, 602.
Battas, a tribe in Sumatra, some account
of, 215.
Benares, Hindu college established at,
Bengalensis on the character of the Hin-
doos, 105.
Bilpayi's Fables, detailed history of, 542.
Biographical Memoir of Padre Joseph Vaz,
246, 347, 417-Mr. Charles Chaston
Assey, 443-Colonel Mackenzie, C. B.,
late Surveyor-General of India, 537.
Birman Empire, great preparations mak-
ing in, for a war with the Siamese, 95,
201, 605-unsuccessful visit of the mis-
sionaries to the new
emperor, 95-
trade between Ava and China very con-
siderable, 606.
Births, Calcutta, 89, 187, 290, 378, 504,
583-Madras, 92, 193, 392, 510, 599—
Bombay, 94, 200, 401, 514, 603-Cey-
lon, 201, 402, 604-Penang, 202, 606
-Macao, 202-Home, 101, 205, 309,
413, 517, 620.
Bishop of Calcutta, visit of, to Bombay,
397-to Ceylon, 103-never was pre-
sent at the exhibition of a Moorish or
native dance at the Government House
in Calcutta, as reported in the London
Courier, 397.
Blacker, Lieut. Col.; testimony of his
eminent and scientific services as Quar-
termaster-General of the Army of Fort
St. George, 291.
Blankets, woollen, manufactured in wes-
tern India, 449.
Bombay:-arrangements for the benefit of
troops proceeding to the Persian Gulf,
293-limits of the cantonments of Sho-
lapore and Malligaum confirmed, ib.-
security not to be required from regi-
mental officers proceeding to Europe,
Cape of Good Hope. &c., 394-pay and
allowances to sub-assistant surgeons, ib.
courts' martial, 600-civil and military
appointments, promotions, and fur-
loughs, 92, 194, 395, 511, 600-marine
promotions, 513- miscellaneous 93,
195, 294, 396, 513, 601-Government
securities, 513-course of exchange, ib.
commercial notices, 199, 602-arrivals
at the Presidency, 513, 602-shipping;
arrivals and departures, 94, 200, 296,
400, 514, 603-births, marriages, and
deaths, 94, 200, 401, 514, 603.
Bombay :-Sessions, 196, 204, 601-pri-
soners in the county jail in May 1821,
Education Society; examination
of the two central schools belonging to,
398.
Auxiliary Bible Society; proceed-
ings of the fifth year, 295.
Boyle's, Surg. J., treatise on the Epidemic
Cholera of India, review of, 352.
Brevet Army rank; East India Com-
pany's retired officers entitled to, 287,
338.
British India Society, for the intellectual
and moral improvement of the native
inhabitants of British India, notice of
its formation, 99, advocated, 209.
Buddha now living in Thibet, 338.
Bussorah, great disturbances at, 175-
trade completely at a stand, 202-diffi-
culties in the way of trade removed,
Calcutta-Establishment of a General
Military Bank, 175-formation of aa
additional company for the Bencoolen
Local Corps, 279-usual period of fur-
loughs extended, 374-Vessels trading
to New South Wales not allowed to re-
ceive individuals on board without per-
mission from the Government of New
South Wales, 374-new Six per Cent.
Loan, 489, 577-courts' martial, 77-
civil and military appointments, promo-
tions, and furloughs, 78, 178, 280, 374,
495, 577-government securities, 182,
282, 377, 500, 579-miscellaneous, 79,
182, 282, 377, 500, 579-commercial
notices, 502-arrivals at the Presidency,
186, 290, 378, 503, 583-shipping :
arrivals and departures, 89, 187, 290,
378, 503, 583-births, marriages, and
deaths, 89, 187, 290, 378, 504, 583.
Supreme Court; trial before, of
Ramchund Takore, for the murder of
his wife and child, 79-proceedings
against the Calcutta Journal stopt, 183
-trial of William Powell for murder-
ing his wife, 282-charge of Sir An-
thony Buller to the jury on a case of
murder, 579.
Auxiliary Bible Society; annual
report-and proceedings of the ninth
year, 286.
School Society; annual examina-
tion of the head pupils of the establish-
ment, 184.
School Book Society; proceedings
of the third annual general meeting, 97.
New Wesleyan Mission Chapel
first opened for divine service, 377.
Cameleon, remarks on, from ocular de-
monstration, 262,
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