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daughter of G. J. Morris, Esq. of the Bengal civil service.

On the 22d of April, at Cochin, Col. Arthur Frith, of the Madras establishment, lately commanding at Quilon, deeply and sincerely regretted.

At Calpee, on the 27th April, of fever, Lieut. Thomas Moodie, 34th Regt. N. I. Acting Agent to the Governor General in Bundlecund.

At Meerut, on the 28th April, Mr. Alexander Guthrie, aged 20 years.

At Cawnpore, on the 2d May, Major General Lewis Thomas, C. B. on the General staff, and commanding the Cawnpore Division of the army.

At Benares, on the 8th May, Frances Jane, the infant daughter of Lieut. Wm. Turner, 1st Batt. 29th Regiment, and Adjutant of the Benares Provincial Batt. aged 1 year, 2 months, and 14 days.

On the 8th May, Mr. Richard Hasleby, aged 32 years and 9 months.

On the 12th May, the infant son of E. R. Coser, Esq. aged 8 days.

On the 12th May, after a lingering and protracted illness of many months, Mr. Paul D'Cruze.

At Jessore, on the 13th instant, Caroline, the infant daughter of Mr. William Thomas, missionary, aged 2 months and 11 days.

At Batavia, on the 31st of December last, Captain F. Hamilton, late of the Pallas, of this port.

At Bedair, near Rajmal, on the 13th April, of a severe jungle fever, Clement Johnson, Esq. indigo planter.

At Chinsurah, on the 7th of May, after a painful illness of three months, Mrs. B. N. Elias, aged 37 years.

At Serampore, on the 11th of May, Elizabeth Mary Anne, daughter of Mr. John Mendies, aged 7 years, 7 months, and 13 days.

On the 16th May, the infant daughter of Mr. W. H. Paine, aged 16th months and 10 days.

On the 20th May, James Hare, junior, Esq. aged 19 years and 9 months.

On the 20th May, Wm. Rees, Esq. an Assistant to Messrs. Alexander and Co.

On the 29th May, Mr. Jeremiah Henry Rickaby, aged 38 years. ADMINISTRATIONS TO ESTATES.

John Henry Buttivant, Esq. late chief officer of the ship Royal George-James Weir Hogg, Esq. administrator.

Thomas Scott, late of Calcutta-James Weir Hogg, Esq. administrator.

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George Neyland, Paymaster of His Majesty's 16th Regiment of LancersMary Neyland, of Cawnpore, in the East Indies, widow, executrix.

Madame Margaritta Baptiste Lafontaine, otherwise Filos, (lately the wife of Jean Baptiste Lafontaine, otherwise Jean Baptiste Filos, of the Fort of Gwalior, in the East Indies, a Lientenant Colonel in the Mahratta service) -George Ballard Esq. constituted attorney.

Robert Swinley, late of the town of Calcutta, a pensioner in the Marine establishment-Thomas Scallon, of the same place, and a Branch Pilot in the Honourable East India Company's Marine establishment, executor.

Cosmo Macdonald, late a Lieutenant in the military service of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies on their Bengal establishment-John Macdonald, Esq. of Futtyghur, a brother of the testator, and executor.

John Gabb, late a Captain in the military service of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies on their Bengal establishment-John O'Brien Tandy, Esq. exe

cutor.

Captain John Williams, late of his Majesty's 8th Regiment of HussarsWilliam Prinsep, of Calcutta, Esq. one of the constituted attornies of Major George Russell Deare, of the same Regiment, at present stationed at Ipswich, in Surry, and one of the surviving exe

cotors.

Edward Sheffield Montagu, Esq. late a Senior merchant, in the service of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies on their Bengal establishment-George James Gordon, of Calcutta, Esq. one of the constituted attornies of Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Montagu, widow, and at present residing at the Cape of Good Hope, executrix.

Hugh Wilkinson, Esq. late a senior merchant in the service of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies on their Bengal

establishment-John Palmer, of Calcutta, Esq. executor.

Charles Barnard, late a Lieutenant in the naval and marine service of the East India Company on their Bombay establishment-Henry Griffith Brightman, of Calcutta, merchant, and Eliza Barnard, of the same place, widow, executor and executrix.

William Heather, late a master in the Honourable Company's service-John Manuel, executor.

Woodoynarin Bysack, late of Patoorighatta, in Calcutta, Banian-Ramnarian Bysack and Sibnarian Bysack, of the same place, executors.

Mr. Bartholomew Pereira, late of Goa-James Weir Hogg, Esq. adminis

trator.

Major Colin M'Rae, late of the 75th Regiment of Foot-George James Gordon, Esq. of Calcutta, a member of the firm of Messrs. Mackintosh and Company, executor.

John Lucas, Esq. late a Captain of Infantry on the Hon'ble Company's Madras establishment-George Jaines Gordon, Esq. of Calcutta, a member of the firm of Messrs. Mackintosh and Company, executor.

William Robertson, Esq. late of Durrumtollah, in the town of Calcutta, gentleman-George Rowland, Esq. of Bow Bazar, in Calcutta, executor.

Mrs. Anna D'Rozario, late of the town of Calcutta-Margaret Barrons, and Harriett Barrons, both of Chukerbear, in the suburbs of Calcutta, execu

tor.

Shamaso ondery Dabey, late of the town of Calcutta, widow-Bhyrabchunder Chuckerbutty, of Sobhabazar, Sootanooty, in the town of Calcutta,

executor.

Thomas Hughes, Esq. late of Calcutta-James Weir Hogg, Esq. administrator.

Assistant Surgeon H. W. Voysey, late of the 2d Battalion 1st Regiment of Foot -James Weir Hogg, Esq. administrator.

Assistant Surgeon A. Macdougal, late of the 2d Battalion 13th Regiment Native Infantry-James Weir Hogg, Esq. administrator.

Mr. Richard Sansum, late a tide-waiter at Kedgeree-James Weir Hogg, Esq. administrator.

Mr. Alexander Douglas Macintyre, late of the town of Calcutta, and late an Assistant to Messrs. Taylor and Company, auctioneers-Messrs. Peter Begbie and James Navin, both of the

said town of Calcutta, boot, shoe, and harness makers, executors.

Captain Charles Dobbs, late of the Honourable Company's Bengal Military establishment-William Ainslie, Esq. of Calcutta, a member of the firm of Messrs. Colvin and Co. executor.

John Da Cruz, late of Calcutta, Esq. a member of the firm of Messrs. Joseph Barretto and Sons-Joseph Da Cruz, Esq. of Calcutta, merchant, as the son and lawful next of kin of the said deceased, executor.

Mr. Moses Aratoon, late of Batavia, merchant-Mr. Harrapiet Arratoon, of Calcutta, merchant, executor.

Donat Vaughan Kerin, Esq. late a Major and commanding the Furruckabad Provincial Battalion, in the service of the Honourable Company, on their Bengal Invalid establishment,-John M'Entie, Esq. of Derowley, in the district of Saurun, in the province of Behar, indigo planter, executor.

John Jack Gibson, late a Surgeon in the service of the Hon. Company on their Bengal establishment-John Paul Marcus, of Arrah, in the province of Behar, Esq. executor.

Mr. Johannes Owen John Petruse, late an Armenian inhabitant of Calcutta -Rozea De Souza, executrix.

Thomas Alsop, Esq. late of Calcutta, a magistrate-Sarah Bartlett, executrix. Mr. Charles Wood, late of Calcutta, musician-James Weir Hogg, Esq. administrator.

Ensign John Henry Sankey, late of the Honorable Company's European Regiment at Nagpore-James Weir Hogg, Esq. administrator.

Mr. Joseph Lavery, late of CalcuttaJames Weir Hogg, Esq. administra

tor.

William Sibbald Jop, Esq. late of Sulkea, in the suburbs of Calcutta, shipbuilder-Louisa Forbes Jop, of Clive street, in the said town of Calcutta, widow, executrix.

Mr. William Keith, late of Buxar, in the province of Behar, indigo planterJonah John Hogg, of Calcutta, Esq. a member of the firm of Messrs. Davidson and Co. executor.

Mr. John Williams, late of Calcutta -John D'Cruz, of Calcutta, executor.

Lieutenant Charles William Heriot, late of Pension establishment-James Weir Hogg, Esq. administrator.

Captain George Walters Cavenagh, late of his Majesty's 87th Regiment of Foot-William Prinsep, of Calcutta, Esq.

a member of the firm of Messrs. Palmer and Company, executor.

Veurec Lefrand, late of Chandernagore-William Prinsep of Calcutta, Esq. a member of the firm of Messieurs Palmer and Company, executor.

Mr. Thomas Young, late of CalcuttaPaula Young, of Kin Cooper's lane, in the town of Calcutta aforesaid, widow and executrix.

Nundocomar Mitter, late of Benares, in the province of Allahabad, a HindooRoopnarain Mitter of Calcutta, executor.

Colonel James Dewar, late of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies on their Bengal establishment-James Calder, of Calcutta, Esq. a member of the firm of Messieurs Mackintosh and Company,

executor.

Major Barre Richard William Latter, late in the service of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies on their Bengal establishment-James Nicol, a Lieutenant Colonel in the service of the said United Company on their said establishment,

executor.

Mrs. Mary Noguiera-James Weir Hogg, Esq. administrator.

Pierre Scouboulig, late of Chandernagore, Esq.-Henry Dubois de Saran, Esq. of Jessore, executor.

John Page, late a Cornet in the 2d Regiment of Native Cavalry, on the Bengal Establishment--Hugh Forbes, Esq. of the firm of Allport, Ashburner, and Company, of Calcutta, executor.

Mr. William Rees, late of CalcuttaJames Weir Hogg, Esq. administrator.

Alexander Menzies, Esq. late an assistant surgeon in the service of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies on their Bengal establishment-Charles Scott Hadow, Esq. of Calcutta, executor.

John Phillip Perry, Esq. late a Captain in his Majesty's Thirty-eight (or First Staffordshire) Regiment of FootMrs. Barbara Eliza Perry, of Berhampore, the widow and executrix.

John Lucas, Esq. late a Captain of Infantry, on the Honourable Company's Madras establishment-George James Gordon, of Calcutta, Esq. a member of the firm of Messrs. Mackintosh and Company, executor.

Major Colin M'Rae, heretofore of his Majesty's 75th Regiment of Foot-Geo. James Gordon, of Calcutta, Esq. a member of the firm of Messrs. Mackintosh and Company, executor.

Joseph Wevill, late of Futtyghur, a Conductor of Ordnance, in the Military service of the United Company of Merchants of England, trading to the East Indies, on their Bengal establishment— William Raynor of Cawnpore, Conductor of Ordnance in the said Military service, executor.

Murdock MacLeod, Esq. late of Midnapore, in the province of Bengal, a civil surgeon in the service of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies, on their Bengal establishment-James William MacLeod, of the town of Calcutta, Esq. one of the Commissioners of the Court of Requests, executor.

ARRIVALS.

PER GANGES, from London, 1st Oct. for Madras. Mrs. Nesbet, Mrs. Marlay, Mrs. Sergeant, four Misses Marlay; J. Nesbet, Esq. Colonel Marlay; Lieut. Malony, Lieut. David Duff, Lient. J. Hall; Mr. H. Merries, writer; Messrs. Daberiet and J. Power. -For Calcutta: Miss H. Baxson, Miss Stow, two Misses Wheatly; Capt. J. Barren; Rev. W. Stow; Messrs. J. D. Smith, W. S. Pelling, T. Dashwood, Dalzelly, T. Paye, and J. Paye.

The ship Sir Edward Paget, John Geary, from London the 12th November, and Madeira the 7th December.

PER SIR EDWARD PAGET, from London-Lady Puller, Mrs. Bradly, Mrs. Anson, Mrs. Vincent, Miss A. T. Wallis, and Miss Bradly; The Honourable Sir C. Puller, Chief Justice; Captain E. Bradly, 4th Native Infantry; Lieutenant J. Moule, 4th ditto; Lieutenant G. F. Vincent, 9th ditto; Lieut. G. A. Anson, 11th Light Dragoons; Roger Winter, Esq. barrister and private secretary to the Chief Justice; Mr. C. Puller; and Mr. Henry Moorhouse, free merchant.

PER SWALLOw.-Mrs. Watson, and 3 children, from Bencoolen; Miss E. C. Sprott, from Natal; Mr. J. Maidman, merchant, from Padang; Mr. Thos. P. Whittechcing, mariner, from Natal; Mr. Madeira, clerk of the Police at Bencoolen; and Mr. Smith, Lieutenant, 20th Native Infantry.

Children from Bencoolen :-Miss J. Barnes, Master J. M'Cutchan, Master R. M'Cutchan, Master J. Sommerville, and 18 native passengers and ser

vants.

PER BENGAL MERCHANT, from London-Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Warren; Misses Cattell, Atkinson, L. Atkinson,

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and Harris; Lieut. Col. Knox, Bengal Cavalry; James Lushington, F. O. Wells, and Fred. Harris, Esq. civil service; Lieut. Warren, European Infantry; Mr. Townsend and Mr. Harvey; Mrs. Mackey and Miss Mackey, from the Isle of France.

From Madras:-Mrs. Pulam, Miss Noble, Mr. Haddow, and Mr. Hutchin

son.

PER OLIVE BRANCH, from Cape of Good Hope:-Mr. James Thompson, free merchant, and Mr. John de Quaras, merchant.

PER BARROSA, from the Isle of France-Mrs. Brownrigg; Alexander Reid, Esq. civil service; Captain Brownrigg, assistant commissary, general; Captain Kirkman, Nagpore Horse, died

at sea.

PER CARMEEN, from Manilla :-Mr. Bernardro de Azcarroga.

PER PROVIDENCE, from London :Mrs. E. Leslie; Lieut. Col. James Dewar, 23d N. I. died at sea on the 31st Jan. Captain St. John Heard, 8th N. I. Mr. John Menzies, assistant surgeon; Mr. Andrew Leslie, missionary; Mr. Charles Falconer, merchant; and Wm. Bedell, returning to his father.

From Cape of Good Hope :-Lieut. Benj. Scott, 18th Native Infantry, and Mr. Joseph Duncan, assistant surgeon.

From Madras:-Mrs. C. Wilson; Mr. M. Short, M. D.; David Christian, chaplain of Columbo, and Wm. Godfrey student.

PER H. C. SHIP DUCHESS OF ATHOL, Capt. E. M. Daniell :-Wm. Mountgarret, Capt. 87th Regt. J. Sarjeant, Lieut. ditto; F. O. Flaherty, ditto ditto; W. Hill, ditto ditto; Jos. Thomas, Ensign ditto, and Hy. Stokes, ditto 38th Regiment.

198 Privates, 22 women, and 25 children belonging to H. M. 11th and 16th Light Dragoons, 13th, 38th and 87th Foot.

CADETS Messrs. H. Moffat, W. J. Cade, L. M. Kerr, Edward Kelly, C. B. Leicester, F. G. Nicolay, J. S. Davis, H. C. Talbot, H. Tonquet, Geo. Miller, C. H. Whitfield, Geo. Gillman, H. Boyd,

W. L. L. Scott, L. Hone, W. W. Ap. perly, W. J. Rind, C. R. Spillsbury, T. F. Blois, J. W. Hicks, E. D. Todd, W. Murray, G. M. Pilgrim, and D. Weggins. FREE MERCHANTS-J. Henry and A. Bryce.

CHARTER PARTY-Mr. R. Luman, H. C. recruit; Mr. L. Mullens, free mariner, and Mr. Geo. Hodgson.

PER BARK GEORGE, from Masulipatum :-Mr. W. C. Laing, assistant surgeon.

DEPARTURES.

PER H. C. SHIP MINERVA, G. Probyn, for London :-Mrs. Monsell, Mrs. Turton, Mrs. M'Dougal, Mrs. Harmsworth, Mrs. Thomas, and Mrs. Gibson; H. T. Prinsep, and C. C. Hyde, H. M.'s 44th Regiment; Henry Villers D. Courtayne, child; Mrs. Ballard, Mrs. Crawford; European servant; Zarah, Malay ditto; Wm. Jackman, European ditto; Mrs. Dale, James Dale, Child, Mary Dale, ditto; Bunno, wet nurse; Clara, Malay servant; J. Curling, Surgeon, H. C.'s service; Captain McKenzie, H. C.'s army, Captain N. Cephala; Demetrius Raltopeelo, servant to Captain Cephala; Mrs O'Brien.

PER VROW HELENA, S. M'George, for Batavia and Samarang :-Messrs. T. B. Aratoon, and Mattharies Johanes, Armenian merchants; two Armenians, and two Chinese.

PER LADY KENNAWAY, T. Surfleu, for Colombo, Bombay, and London •—Reverend J. Hawtayne;-Clerk, Esq. Lieut. Ponsonby, 2d Light Cavalry; Lieut. Foster, 1st Ceylon Regiment; Mrs. Foster and child, and Mr. Wise; J. Rose Brandon, servant, for Bombay, and three native servants for Calicut,

PER CALCUTTA, J. R. Stroyan, for Liverpool :-Mrs. Hugh Fergusson, Miss Sarah Aphia, and Miss Mary Ashmead Fergusson; Agnes Miller, European, and Johorun, native servant.

BY THE BARK MARQUESS OF HASTINGS, Colin M'Lean, for Batavia :Robert Scott, Esq. and Mrs. Scott, of the firm of Messrs. Deans, Scott, and Co. Batavia, with their native servants.

CIVIL APPOINTMENTS.

POLITICAL DEPARTMENT. FORT WILLIAM, 5TH MARCH, 1824.

Mr. Andrew Stirling, Secretary to the Government in the Persian Department. Mr. Simon Fraser, Deputy Secretary to the Government in the Persian Department.

TERRITORIAL DEPARTMENT.

THE 4TH MARCH, 1824.

Mr. John Inglis Harvey, Assistant to the Secretary to the Board of Revenue in the Central Provinces.

JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.

Mr. C. Cardew, Assistant to the Salt Agent at Bullooah and Chittagong, and joint Magistrate at Noakhalee.

THE 11TH MARCH, 1824.

Mr. J. H. Patton, Assistant to the Commissioner in Cuttack.

POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.

THE 26TH MARCH, 1824. Major John MacDonald, of the Military establishment of Fort St. George, to be Envoy to the Court of Persia.

Captain Henry Willock, of the Military establishment of Fort St. George, to be Secretary and Assistant to the British mission in Persia.

Lieutenant J. R. Campbell, of the Military establishment of Fort St. George, to be Second Assistant.

Mr. Assistant Surgeon Magrath, of the Military establishment of Fort St. George, to be Medical Officer attached to the mission.

Lieutenant R. MacDonald, of the 8th Bengal Native Cavalry, to command the escort attached to the mission.

JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.

THE 1ST APRIL, 1824.

Mr. G. W. Bacon, Assistant to the Superintendent of Police in the Divisions of Benares and Bareilly.

THE 10TH APRIL, 1824.

Mr. J. H. Patton re-appointed Assistant to the Magistrate and to the Collector of Hooghly.

ECCLESIASTICAL APPOINTMENT.

GENERAL DEPARTMENT.

APRIL 1ST, 1824.

The Reverend Martin Stow, A. M. Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Calcutta.

APRIL 19TH, 1824.

Mr. Colin Shakespear, Superintendent General of Shakespearian Bridges.

MILITARY.

FORT WILLIAM, 26TH FEB. 1824. No. 70 of 1824.-The Governor General in Council is pleased to make the following promotions and adjustment of rank :

3rd Regiment Native Infantry.

Ensign William M'George, to be Lieutenant, from the 11th September 1823, in succession to Jackson, struck off the list of the army.

Medical Department.

Assistant Surgeon Robert Brown, to be Surgeon, vice Carnegie retired, with rank from the 27th September 1823, for the augmentation.

ADJUSTMENT OF RANK.

3rd Regiment Native Infantry. Lieutenant James Stevens, to rank from the 28th June 1821, vice Jackson struck off.

Lieut. Edward Froud Spencer, (now of the 16th Regiment N. I.) to rank from 11th July 1822, vice Jacob resigned. Medical Department.

Surgeon Richard Heaslop, to rank from 16th June 1823, vice Carnegie retired.

Surgeon Horace Hayman Wilson, to rank from 11th July 1823, for the aug

mentation.

Surgeon Rice Davies Knight, to rank from the 25th July 1823, vice Johnston promoted.

Surgeon James Ranken, to rank from. 19th August 1823, vice Gibson deceased.

No. 72 of 1824.-The Governor General in Council was pleased, in the Territorial Department, under date the 20th instant, to appoint Lieutenant H. C. Baker, of the Regiment of Artillery, to be an Assistant to Captain Schalch, with an allowance of Sicca Rupees (500) five hundred per mensem, in addition to his military pay and allowances.

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