Judicial and Revenue.—Mr. A. H. Cocks to be an assistant general Regulations. under the commissioner of the Rohitkund division.

Lieutenant C. Brown, assistant to the general superintendent of the operations for the suppression of thuggee, to be a junior assistant to the commissioner of the Sauger divisi n. Lieuten ut Brown will continue to give, as at present assistance in the de partment of operations for the suppression of thuggee.

Lieutenant J. M. Macnaghten, superintendent of Ajmere, has obtained leave of absence, on his private affairs, for one month, from the 1st proximo. in extension of the leave granted him under Orders of the 18th October last, to enable him to rejoin bis ap pointment.

CAMP, MUDLOWDA, JANUARY, 29. Ju icial-With the con currence of the Right Hon'ble the Governor General of India, the Governor General for the North Western Provinces, pleased to make the two following appointments:

Air. W. Monckton to be a judge of the Suider Dewa ny and Niziamut Arawlut at Allahabad: This arrangement will have effect form the dare on which the Pilot may have left the ship Earl of Hardwicke (on which Mr W Ewer has taken his passage,) at sea.

Mr B Tayler to be a judge of the Sudder Dewanny and Niza mut Adawlut at Allahabad: This arrangement will have effect from the date on which the Pilot may have left ship Adelarde (n which Mr AJ Colvin has taken his passage,) at sea.

Mr WP Okeden to be civil and sessions judge of Moradabad, in succession to Mr B Tayler.

Mr FA Buller to 'e magistrate and collector of Shahjehau poor, insuccession tour W P Okeden.

CAMP, MUDLOWDA, JANUAH Y,¡29.- Notification Inconvenience having been experienced by an applicant for a furlough of the present season, owing to the nonreceipt of his aplication in Calcutta before the 1st November, though forwrded to the Head Quarters of the Government of these provinces on the 8th October; The Right Honorable the Governor Genera fore the North Western provinces, in order to obviate a ucurrhind of such inconvenience, and to prevent injury to free Apie n cants, direcis, that others employed under this Government when applying for furlough, shall send a duplicate pture appli a cation addressed by them to their own Government, to the secretary to the Government of Bengal, in the Generat Depart ment, at the presidency; when their claims will be noted and taken into considera ion on the st of November, along with those of servants attached to the Bengal division of the prosidency.

GHORANUB, JANUARY 21-Ecclesiastical-The Reverend John Tucker, chaplain of Saugor, has been allowed an extensionof the leave of absence grauted him on the 27th January last, s. as to enable him to pass the ensuing hot season in the Hil's Mr. Tucker is directed to proceed to Loodiana and perform the Ecclesiastical duries of that station till the 15th April; and he will return to Loodiana by the 3d Sunday in October, and continue to perform the duties there, till the season wil admit of his returning to Saugor,

The above authority will be exercised by Captain Graham, under the direction of the magistrate of Agra, and by Lieutenant Birch, under that of the superintendent of Ajmere, in addition to the special powers which they now exercise un ler the direction of the general superintendent for the suppression of thuggee.

CAMP MUSSOODPOOR, JANUARY 30.-Mr. C. R. Cartwright to be civil and sessions judge of Allahabad

Mr. Benson will continue to officiate as civil and sessious judge
Mr W. H Bens to be civil and sessions judge of Azimgurh.
of Delhi till further orders.

and collector at Bareilly.
JUDICIOL AND REVENUE.-Mr. R. H. P. Clarke to be magistrate

The foregoing appointments will have effect from the 8th instant, when the ship Adelaide, on which Mr. J. Dunsmure embarks for Europe, was left by the pilot at sea.

Benares division.
Mr. A Ross to be an assistant under the commissioner of the

CAMP, HANSI, FEBRUARY 2-Mr. R. H. S. Campbell to be joint magistrate and deputy collector of Furruckabad. This appoint. ment will have effect from the 2d ultimo..

Mr E. M. Wylly to be an assistant under the commissioner of the Agra division.

CAMP, MOKIM, FEBRUARY 5.-Judicial and Revenue.-Mr. E. F Tyler, magistrate and collec-er of Mynpoory, for two months, on his private affairs, in extension of the leave for three months, granted him under Orders of the 13th September last.

sudder aumeen of Agra, stationed at Muttra, to be principal sud.
САМР MOD NA, FEBRUARY 6-Judicial.-Beerbul Pundit,
1981.
cer umeen of Moradabad under the provisions of Regulation V

The leave of absence for two months granted to Mr G Lindsay officiating additional judge of Benares, on the 29th December last, is cancelled at his request.

Meerut, is invested with the special powers prescribed in clause
Mr H Vansittart, assistant to the magistrate and collector of
III Section 1 Regulation III 1821.

Cunninghame to be an assistant under the commissioner of the
CAMP ROHTUCK, FEB 7. Judicial and Revenue --Mr WC S
Benares division.

Mr H G Astell to be an assistant under the commissioner of the Allahabad division.

Mr J. S. Dumergue to be an assistant under the commissioner of the Allahabad division.

The above appointments will have effect from the dates on which the services of Messrs. Cunninghame, Astell and Dumergue, were placed at the disposal of the Governor General for the the N. W. Provinces; viz.

Mr. Cunninghame,.
Mr. Astell.....
Mr. Dumergue,................
CAMP SAMPLAH, FEB

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16th May, 1838 ...... 11th July, 1838 5th Sept. 1838 8- General,-Mr. T C Hunter to be

CAMP, DHUMTAN, JANUARY 26.—Judicial.-Syud Wilayut Ullee, Budder Ameen of Fu ruckabad, and at present officiating as additional principal sudder ameen of Bareilly, to be second principal sudder ameen of Meerut-to reside ordinary at civil assistant Surgeon of Futteh Ghur.

Boolundshubur.

REVENUE.—Mr. H. Rose to be settlement officer in the district of Allygarh, from the date on which the barque Sylph, in which Mr. J. Thornton embarked for England, was left by the pilot at se,, viz. the 2d instant.

to the superintendant of the Dooab canal.
Revenue-Lieutenant J Spens, of engineers, to be an assistant

Judicial and Revenue.-Major R. Low, principal assistant to the commissioner, at Jubbulpoor, on his private affairs, for six

JUDICIAL AND REVENUE.-Mr. C. Raikes to be an assistant months, from the 1st March next. under the commissioner of the Renares division. The order of the 15th December last, appointing Mr Raikes to be an assistant under the commissioner of the Agra division, is cancelled.

Mr. F. Williams, joint magistrate and deputy collector of Pillibbeet, for two months, from the 10th proximo, on his private affairs. The arrangement proposed by the officiating commissioner of the Rohilkund division for the performance of Mr. Williams' du ies during his absence, viz. that Mr. Head, the settlement officer in Pillibheet, shall take charge of the office of deputy collector, and that Mr Astell, the officiating joint magistrate and deputy collector of Bareilly, shall conduct the Magisterial duties of Pillibbeet, is sanctioned.

Mr. J. Thomson magistrate and collector of Azimgurh, on bis private affairs, for two months, in extension of the leave obtained by him on the 19th October last.

The Order of the Commissiouer of the Sangor division to Captain M Smith, to relieve Major Ouseley, principal assistant a Hoshungabad, on his departure from that station, and of his int tention, on the return of Mr. Om aney to instruct that officer toassume charge of the district of Saugor, and Mr. Mcleod of that of Jubbulpoor, are approved.

CAMP BRHADOOR GHUR, FEB 9-With reference to the Or. ders of the Hon'ble the President in Council, dated the 23d, and published in the Calcutta Gazette of the 26th ultimo, the ap. pointment on the 30th idem, of Mr. A. Ross to be an assistan under the commissioner of the Benares division, will have effec from the 15th instant.

Revenue.-Jumaloo deen Hussun to be a deputy collector of Zill-h Mynpoory, uuder the provisions of Regulation IX. in 1838.

CAMP, MUDLOWDA, JANUARY 29.—Judicial.-The Right Hon'ble the Governor General is pleased to invest Captain J. Graham Moulvee Musseeroollah Khan, deputy collector of Mynpoory, and Lieutenant W. C Birch, assistant to the General superin. is transferred to the district of Bijnour, tendent of the operations for the suppression of thuggee-the former with the powers of a joint magistrate in Zillab Agra, and the latter within the territory of Ajmere, with the powers usually exercized by joint magistrates, in the provinces subject to the

F. CURRIE,

Ofy. Seoy, to the Gour. Geni, N. W. P.

MILITARY.

BY THE PRESIDENT IN COUNCIL.

No. 12 of 1839-Assist int Surgeon James Anderson, attached to the civil station of Beerbhoom, obtained in the Judicial and Revenue department, under date the 18th ultimo, leave of absence for one month, from the 3rd instant, to visit the presidency, on private affairs.

Captain Robert Boileau Pemberton, of the 44th regiment native infantry, was appointed in the political department, under date the 26th ultimo to officiate as agent to the Governor Geneal at Moorshedabad.

The leave of absence granted to Captain Henry Roche Osborn, of the 54th regiment native infantry, assistant commissary general in General Orders No. 189, of the 31st ultimo, is to commence, from the 1st April next.

Fort William, January 28-No. 11 of 1839.-The Hon'ble the President in Council is pleased to make the following promotions:

Cavalry.-Major Henry Lechmere Worrall to be lieutenant colonel, from the 28th December 1833, in succession to Lieute. nant Colonel Adam Duffin deceased,

1st regiment light cavalry.-Captain George Russel Crom melin to be major, Lieutenant and Brevet Captain George John Fraser to be captain of a troop, and Cornet Valpy Francis

Thomas Turner to be lieutenant, ditto ditto.

Supernumerary Cornet William Fisher is brought on the effective strength of the cavalry.

Major Henry Barkley Henderson, deputy military auditor general, is appointed t officiate as military anditor general, during the absence of Major General Macgregor, or until further orders.

The undermentioned officers have returned to their duty, on this establishment wi hout prejudice to their rank, by permission

of the Honorable the Court of Directors:

Major Archibald Fullarton Richmond, of the 334 regiment native infantry, date of arrival at Fort William 22d Jan. 1939. Captain Frederick John Simpson, of the 55th regiment native Infantry, ditto 15th ditto.

Lieutenant Thomas Smith Price, of the 8th regiment native infantry, ditto 19 h ditto.

Lieutenant and Brevet Captain Ferdinand Charles Miinor, of the 36th regiment native infantry, from the 4th instant.

Lieutenant Charles Eneas Burton, of the 40th regiment native infantry, from the 22d instant.

The leave of absence granted to the undermentioned officers are extended to the dates stated opposite to their names:

Brevet Major H. R. Murray, of the 73d regiment native infantry, executive officer of the Burrisaul division of publie works, to the 22d instaut,

Captain C. T Thomas, of the 15th regiment native infantry, 2d assistant superintendent s ud department, for one month beyond the perio i stated in General Orders of the 5th Nov. isst. Surgeon Charles Mackinaon, on the medical department, to the 224 instant,

regiment native infantry, is admitted to the benefits of the Quarter Master Serjeant William Middleditch, of the 15th 1797, and General Orders, dated 5th January 1820, subject ta Pension sanctioned by minutes of Council of the ith January the confirmation to the Honorable the Court of Directors, with permission to receive his stipend at the presidency.

Fort William, February 4-No. 15 of 1839-The following paragraphs of M litary letters N s. 81 and 90, from the Hono a ble the Court of Directors, to the Governor of Bengal, dated 7th and 26th November 1938, are published for general informa tion : Letter No. 81, dated 7th November, 1839.

« Para 2. We have granted additional leave to the fallow. ing officers; viz.

Lieutenant Colonel P. M Hay, Major W J. Gairdner, Brevet

Major J T. Croft, Superintending Surgeon Thos Tweedie, and
Surgeon A. Murray, for six months.

3 The undermentioned officers have been permitted to refire from the service; viz.

* Para. 2.

Lieutenant D. K. Wiggins, from the 3d September 1935.
Lieutenant G. D Dawes, from the 10th September 1838.
Letter No. 90, dated 28th November, 1838.
We have granted the undermentioned office ra
belonging to your establishment, an extension of their furlough,
for the period stated against their names respectively:
Lieutenant Colonel E. J. Hony wood, six months.
Captain W. Innes, six months

» E. E Ludlow, four months.
Lieutenant G. A Fisher, six months.

Assistant Surgeon W. O. H. McCheyne, one year.

8. We have granted Lieutenant E. DuPre Townshend, of your establisinent, an extension of his furlough for the period of three mouths, with permission to return to his duty, via New

Lieutenant Frederick Adams, of the 24th regiment native South Wales. infantry, ditto 21st dito.

Lieutenant John Kingston Phibbs, of the 41st regim ent na tive infantry, ditto 19th ditto.

Mr. Monckton Nowel Coombs having satisfied Government on the points of qualification prescribed by existing Regulations. is admitted to the service as a cadet of infantry on this establish ment, agreeably to instructions from the Hon'ble the Court of Directors, and promoted to the rank of Ensign, leaving the date of his commission for future adjustment Mr. Coombs reported himself to the town major of Fort William on the 16th January 1839.

Mr. Charles Gould Andrews is admitted to the service in conformity with his appointment by the Hon'ble the Court of Directors, as an assistant surgeon on this establishment. Date of arrival at Fort William, 19th January 1839.

4 We have permitted Major Thomas Reynolds, of your invalid establishment, to retire from the service.

No 16 of 1839 -The Honorable the President in Council is pleased to make the following promotion:

10th Regiment light cavalry -Cornet Charles Andrew Kitson to be lieuten+n, fom the 19th January 1839, vice Lieutenant John Hickey deceased.

Major H. B. Henderson is appointed, during the absence of
Major General J
A. Paul Macgregor, to a seat at the clothing
board and to be a member of all the committees to which the
Military Auditor General had been nominated.

Mr Assistant Surgeon James Esdaile, M. D. is placed at the disposal of the Honorable the Deputy Governor of Bengal, for

The undermentioned officers are permitted to proceed to the performance of the civil duties of the station of Hooghly. Europe ou furlough, on medical certificate.

The undermentioned officers have returned to their duty, Lieutenant Colonel Charles Ramsay Skardon, of the 47th on this establishment, without prejudice to their rank, by regiment native infantry. permission of the Honorable the Court of Directors :

Lieutenant Charles Edward Steel, of the 61st regiment native infantry.

Captain and Brevet Major James Steel, of the 41st regiment native infantry, and Lieutenant Thomas James, of the 1 2d. Lieutenant Henry Robert Eneas Trevor, of the regi. regiment native infantry, date of arrival at Fort William, 26th ment of artillery.

January 1839.

native infantry. Date of arrival at Bombay, 25th Nov. 1638.

Lieutenant Erskine Thomas Erskine, of the 63d regimmi

Lieutenant Charles John Mainwaring, of the 1st regimest native infantry. Date of arrival at Hussingabad, ist Jany. 1839. Mr. Heury Marshman Williams, having satisfied Government on the points of qualification prescribed by existing Regulations, is admitted to the service as a cadet of infantry on this estab lishment, agreeably to instructions from the Honorable the Court of Directors, and promoted to the rank of ensign, leaving the date of his commission for future adjustment.

The undermentioned officers have been permitted to procesť to Europe ou furlough, on medical oertificate ;

restored in consequence of subsequent service and good con. duct, or of the completion of the sentence of a Court martial, according to the provisions of the said warrant.

Serjeant William Ryan, of the 8d company 3d battalion of artillery, is appointed an assistant observer in the department peu of public works, and placed at the disposal of Capt in smith, superintending engineer central provinces.

NOTICE. The General Treasury will be closed on Wednes. day, the 3d instant, on account of the Hindoo holiday, Seebo Kattre,

W. H. OAKES, Sub-Treasurer.

General Treasury, the 5th February, 1839.

Fort William February 4.-No 19 of 1819-Assistant Surgeon James Pagan was appointed, in the Financial Department, under date the 24 ultimo, to superintedd the collection of the outstand ing balances of the Radnagore residency.

Captain Robert Boilean Pemberton, of the 44th regiment native infantry, who was appointed in the political department, under date the 9th ultimo, to officiate as agent to the Governor General st Moorshedabad, received charge of the office from Colonel Caulfield, C. B, on the 3d idem.

The following appointin nts and promotions were made in the political department, under date the 16th ultimo,

17th October, 1838.-Captain Vetch to be a principal assistant in Upper Assam.

November 7-Lieutenant Bigge, appointed a principal assistant to the agent to the Governor General North Eastern Frontier, vice Lieutenaut Backhouse, deceased.

Lieutenant Wemyss, reported qualified after examination for
public employ, to be a junior assistant to ditto di to,
Lieutenant Strut, ditto ditto, to be ditto ditto
Ensign Scott to be acting ditto dito, to ditto ditto.

18 of 1839 -In

Fort William, 4th February, 1839.-No. continuation of General Order No. 257, dated 29th Decemer 137 following para, of of a military Lester, No. 83, from the Hono rab e the Court of Directors to the Governor of Bengal, dated 7th 40 a November 1838, and copy circular letter from War Office, dated 29th eptember last, are published in General Orders:

Para. 1. We forward a number in the packet copies of a circular letter which we have received from the office of Her

Majesty's secretary at war, bearing date the 29th September 18.8. and numbered 835, on the subject of the restoration to Soldiers from whom they have been suspended of the rewards granted by the good conduct warrant, dated the 26th May 1837. Circular, No 835.-War Office, 29th September, 1838.

SIR,-It being desirable in the cases of soldiers suspended from the rewards granted by the good coduct warrant, dated 26th May 1837, that they should be restored thereto, without uuclaims to restora necessary delay, after thei G. 93, 200. tion shall have been fully established according to the provisions of that warrant, I have the honor to acquaint you, that in every instance fa claim so established to the satis faction of the officer commanding the regiment, the restoration may be sanctioned by bim without previous authority from this office, provided a ce tified sitement according to the accompanying from, be annexed to the Accounts in support of the charge for good conduct pay; or transmitted direct to this office when it relates only to the restoration of Hon'ble Distinc. tions without good conduct pay.

It is to be clearly understood, that this Regulation is not appli cable to the case of a soldier who has wholly forreited these re wards in consequence of the sentence of a Court Martial, or of a conviction of desertion.

Regiments serving in the East Indies, besides transmitting di rect to this office such statements as relate only to the restoration of Honorable distinctions, will also take care to forward regu larly in the same manner duplicates of the separate statements -which are annexed in support of the charges made in their Accounts, for restoration of good conduct pay. I have, &c., (Signed) HOWICK. Regt of RESTORATION.

Oficer Commanding the

Of soldiers to the rewards granted by the good conduct
warrant, dated 26th May 1837.
Regiment of.

RETURN of soldiers suspended from good conduct pay, o
a honorablef distinctions without good conduct pay, who have bee

Rank. Name.

Commanding officer.

1 do hereby certify that the above particulars are correct, and that I have sauctioned the Restora

See circular letter, dated 29th September 1838. 835- Supplies of this form may be had of the War othce on requisition. Fort William, February 11-No. 20 of 1839-The Hon'ble the President in Council is pleased to make the following promo

tions:

7th Regiment light cavalry.-Cornet Edward Innes Robinson to be lieutenant, from the 3d September 1833, vice Lieutenant Douglas Wiggens retired.

5th Regiment N. I-Ensign Francis Stuart Paterson to be lieutenant from the 10th September 1838, vice Lieutenaut George Douglas Dawes retired.

Memoranduin. The promotion of Lieutenant D. Wigens, of the 7th regiment light cavalry, to the rank of Captain by Brevet, published in Government General Orders, No. 11 of the 21st ultimo, is cancelled.

Mr. William McDermott having satisfied Government on the points of qualification prescribing by existing Regulations, is admitted to the service as a yeterinary surgeon on this establishment, agreeably to iustructions received from the Hon'ble the Court of Directors.

The undermentioned officers have returned to their duty on the establishment, without prejudice to their rank, by permission of the Hon'ble the Court of Directors:

Captain Archibald Lorne Campbell, of the Ist regiment light cavalry, Brevet Captain Gilbert Covent y Streynsham master of the 4th regiment light cavalry, Captain William Grant, of the 7th regiment N I Lieutenant and Brevet Captain Ralph Smith of the 28th regiment N. I. Captaia James Grissell of the 46th re giment N. I, and Lieutenant Frederick Calder Minchin, of the 27th regiment N. I. Date of arrival at Fort William 7th February

1839.

Captain J. Drummond, of the 19th regiment native infantry, and commanding the Khoordah Paik company, is granted an ex'ension of leave from the 1st February 1839 to the 1st February 1840, to remain in the bills, on medical e rtificate.

The leave of absence granted to Lieutenant George Barnes Hobson, of the 720 regiment native infantry, in General Orders No 170, of the 13th August 1×37, is extended to a further period of six months, on account of his health.

Lieutenant G Carr, of the 21st regiment native infantry, to General has been pleas d to appoint Native Doctor Hazarea be Aide-de-camp, vice Captain G A Macgregor.

Ensign W. F. Hammersley, of the 41st regiment of native, infantry, is appointed aide-de-camp to Major General W. Nott, commanding the 1st division of the army of the Indus.

The Commander of the Forces is pleased to make the follow. ing appointments :

ARRACAN LOCAL BATTALION Lieutenant and Adjutant C. after which the commandant and adjutant of the Kurnaul depot Apthrop to be second in command.

The stars of native officers belonging to the pension establishment will be applied for, and delivered to them, by the pay 54 h regiment native infantry from Delhi to Kurnaul, when masters from whom they receive their pensions, who will trans. relieved from the duties of Delhi. mit the required rolls to head quarters. By order of the Commander of the Forces,

SHIPPING REGISTER.

14th-English brig Sir Archibald Campbell, G Cooke, from Bombay 21st December, and Point de Galle 14th January. 15th-English barque Bakamian, M Tizard, from the Mauritius 1sth ditto.

Feb. 2d-English ship Emera'd Isle, J Driver, from Sydney 26th December; English ship Globe, R Hopper, from ditto