USTPUBLIGHED, a n d r<4ady for Sale at J the C o u r ie r O f f ic e ,—TttE INDIAN CALENDAR, for t h e year 1840; sbow ingthe T a r i o u s m odes o f reckoning ' time, among the HINDOOS, PA KS EES, ( M AHOM li P U B L I S H E B t w i c e A - W E E K .— e v e r y TUESDAY, AND SATURDAY MORNING. D A N S , and MALABARIANS|. Alshalist PRICE 14 ROPBES PER QUARTER OR, IF PAlX) IN ADVANCE, FOR A WHOLE YEAR 40 RUPEES—FOR HALF A YEAR 22 RUPEES— of such holidays as are allowed} by Govern­ (to jMhrnrrtnw bm roeoived &« in Advmnc«, uniMt the amount be ectiiallypaid or remitted, before or within the firet week of the querter or.*; ment during the year, p r i n t e d on Europe pa­ or of the first month of the year, for which the Subscription is proposed per. —P r ic k R u p e e s T w o. j ^ ------^ VOL. XLII. SATURDAY, 21 DECEMBER, 1839. o r s a l e —N o. XXX VI, br the Q u a r ­ CALCUTTA «1 ’AN” F t e r l y A r m y L ist, correct^.d up to the T 31st October; Printed on Euroipe paper.— BOMBAY GENERAL LIBRARY. I SALE BY AUCTION, ALE BY AUCTION.—On Saturday h e unebersigned. havii P r i c e , R u p e e s Three.— Courier OtHce, 2 1st o t i c e is hereby given, that the Annual I \N Tuesday next tlie 24th Instant S next the 28th instant Messrs. Dennett T Agents to the above* December 1839. Meeting of the Members appointed for V_>r B l a c k w k l l C u h s e t j e e & f'o.— Will a n d C o, will submit to Public Auction ai Society, are prepared to ^ Nthe 2Ist Instant, is postponed till Monday, sell at their Rooms at the usual hour, the re- their Rooms, an Invoice of Hosiery, consistr Goods payable in L ondon auiT ON TH E Is- OF J.A.NUAUY 1840, the 23rd Instant, at } past 6 o’colek p. m . mainsofanj[nvoiceofGrocery,Pieces|ofiileach- ing of 8ilk, Cotton and Wollen Stockings) W ' M . B o o t e W I L L B E p u b l i s h e u Tiie Library Committee beg to intimate to ed and unbleached M.idapollans, Reams of Co- Socks, Gloves, &c. and a quantity o f piece, Maulmain 2d Sept. 1839, A T T H E COURIER OFFICE, those Members who have withdrawn from the lored Paper, an Invoice of Imitation Jewelry, goods, viz. Swiss Mulls, Maddapolams, Longl FlRS f UALi UTl’A LOTT, Institution, that a proposition will be made consisting of Necklaces, Hracelets, Ear Rings, Cloths, several pairs of superfine Witney OP 184«. h e b o .m b .w c a l e .v d a r and at the Meeting for materially altering the Brooches, Buckles, l.ockets. Sec. also at the Blankets of Sizes, and several dozens of few Tickets and Sliares warranted T ALM.AN.ACK.— with an I ndian C a - constitution of the Library, and they invite same time will be disposed of the effects of a Fancy XV^alking Sticks, Europe Paint Brush­ A“1first day’s drawinst, in the above LENDAR for 1840— The Army', ( with a grada- them to attend the Meeting and vote on the Gentleman recently deceased, consisting of es, and “ Burtons” line Gunpowder in be had atllyiiAM jEE N asskhwanire the Office of Messrs. D ik o m CARraa an' bon List, not hitherto given) Civil and Indian liich, by the rules of Institution they Wearing W earing apparel, apparel, a asmall small quantity quantity of I’late, flat Carinisters, together witli the remains of following prices : ----

1 ^ t • A. !• Í T T T At CIICL.I11.A» ICTIJ IC/ lACF, k/lA rejoining J as Cl» Members, ATA C 111 1./«^ 1 », a Compass,aa * ».»lac ».:*, Sextant, * . a...a ., c a a a i A, ..a gun H'“* in Ct ase, **a * I’air an Invoice of Hardware, coiiijirizing. Com­ Whole Ticket Rupees.. .. 96 each possibledate,—and th» List of H H. the Nj- Lnd paying their Subscriptions for the pre- of Pistols in case, Maps, Charts, Books ikc. mon Knives, Scissors &c. &c. also a lot of| H a l f ...... d o . . . . , , ...... 48 azm 8 Army to the !5th ut D ecem ber-l t will I ^ proposed Rules Also a quantity of rejected Bottled Fruits, Household Furniture and Cooking utensils, i Quarter.. d o ....„ ...... 24 O ne E ighth d o ...... 12 likewise contain laldes of lime -Table of .„-ymay be be seen seen bv by oresent present and and former former Members Members Household Furniture and Sundries. — Bom- belonging to a gentleman proceeding to i Term.«—Cash. Annuities—Income Table Wages Tables- at the Library REngland— Contemporary So­ F . R o v o ET, S e c r e ta r y . AT 1 p . M . above Lottery are also for sale at the vereign«— Kings and Queens ofEngland — 21st Dee. 1839. M c C A B E ’S w a t c h e s . One Second hand Britchka, one second of hs. 12 per each share. The Term Club HtMises of London— Bill of Mortality of LACK WELL CURSETJEE AND hand Buggy , with liorse and harness com­ conditions are already publishe«! in the t London— Home Dejiartments—Statistics of LL persons who are in any way indebt- J B—^ *Have received for Sale On plete. bay Courier of 17th December and i! the VVorlif — A rea o f In d ia— C bronological A ed to the late Pollenjce Dunjee are Commission a small Invoice or Gold and AI.SO, Times of 18th Ditto. The drawing account of the Connection lietween lingland hereby requested to pay the amount of such Silver \Vatehes by the above celebrated ma- One Ship iron tank 3 feet Square and 18 second day took place on Ibth instant. ^»•nd India— French Establishments in Imlia— debts to Coxort'ijee JJhunJee, Executor of the ker. Priced moderately to ensure a speedy feet long, now lying at the Custom house List of Native Princes— List of Native Prin­ THE f IRST CAH UTTA LOTTERY OF 181 late Pollenjee Dhunjee. sale. Bombaj,21st Dec. 1839. Bunder.—No. 5 Forbes Street, 21st De­ FEW Tickets, and shares warran| ces in the receipt of Pensions— Gold, Silver cember, 1839. ^ OV^ASJEE ^3 r 17^ k ttaz . -r\ I,_ loofi I K biVLiK.— A lar^j^e collection of Hima- A Bombay ilth December iod9. |-i , a ^ i .i_ i - i tlie above Lottery, are for sale at IVithuldi hood &c. &c. &c. The whole ivill be print­ ^ ____ I JL layan Pheasants and other birds of those O Jl SALE ON COMMISSION— Bhoychnnd and Co. opposite to the (.«enei; ed on English Paper— Price 6 Rupees.— X TO TIC E is hereby given, that the Busi- mountainous regions, stuffed, and in a high - Messrs. Hennett and Co. have exposed F P o s t Office at following prices viz. :— Courier Oriice, 30th November 1839. IN ness formerly conducted by the late state of preservation,consisting of between 3 for Sale at their Rooms, a quantity of Sa- Pollenjee Dhunjee \i\ Rom bay, will continueand 400 sp e cim en s...... P rice Rs. 500. penor Table linen, consisting of iieal Da­ Whole Ticket at Rupees 96 each. Half ,, ,, „ 48 do. te be carried on in the same premises hvP ol-' ripply to B lackw ell C u r setjee...... and C o . I mask Table Cloths, Napkins, Tatde covers, and UPREME COURT.— Application having to I Quarter ,, ,, ,, 24 d o. been made, to the Supreme Court of lenjeeteniee Dhunjee’s Ohuniee'.s Sons,Son.c. and iimieeL.imjee Eduljee, EdulieeA j Bombay, 2Ist D ec. 1839. some dozens of Handsome worked ladies S ( am briek pochet llanderchiefs, together with One eighth,, ,, ,, 12 d o. Judicature at Bombay, that Letters of Admi-under the name and Firm of P o lle n je e T eem s, C ash . nistrution of all and Singular, the Goods and Dhunjee's Sons and Co. the new part­ F O R S A L E . an Invoice of Superior London made Sad­ G hattels, R ights Slid C redits, o f James Keith, nership to have retrospective effect from h e undermentioned property belonging dlery, t arriage and Buggy Harness, Buggy', to an Officer recently embarked for l‘hi- a n d C arrriage AVhijis &c. &c. A CLUB OFFIVE TICKETS IN THEFIRST CAI)( late a Major and Deputy Adjutant General in the 7th day of November last. P o l ­ T CU'l’T.A LOTTERY OF 1840 the Military Service of the tlon’ble the East lenjee Dhunjee's Sons and Co. solicit a contin­ rope. R s- A LSO, IT3ULUASS BUOI lC H U N D , a m India Company, on their Bombay Establish­ uance of the patronage and kind support A very handsome Silver Breakfast Several new London built Buggies and W‘ CO. beg to acquaint the public, thaï ment, deceased, may be granted to C a th e rin e which was for so many years experienced from Service— Windsor Pattern ...... 500 Stanhopes, with Patent axletrees lamps &c. they have made a club, of five tickets, war-l Gertrude Keith, widow of the said deceased, his Friends and the public by the late P o l ­ Four Plated I lot water Curry Dishes, complete.—No. 5 Forbes Street, 21st De­ ranted not drawn in first day’s drawing and] with chased Silver edges and handles.. GOO cember, 1839. all persons concerned are hereby apprized lenjee Dhunjee , and trust by unwearied assi­ diviiled into (5!)) Fifty shares, each share ati h -thereof.— Dated this 19th day of December, duity and attention to business to merit the An Excellent double barrell’d Gun by SALE BY AIM TION. Rupees (11) Eleven on the following ternis,| 1839. sam e. . ; “ Williams” nearly' new, in case.V .... 300 DULJEE CURSETJEE’S SONS, will and conditions viz : f A set of Jackwood I’iilar and Claw G e o r g e H a n c o c k , P ollenjee D hunjee Sons and Co. ! sell by Public Auction, on Monrlay, The Number of tlie above five tickets wiili D in in g T a b le s...... 80 E' Proctor for Petitioner. Bombay, 20th Dec., 1839 the ‘2-‘3rd instant, the modern Hou.sehold be specified in the receipts which will he gran­ A Flea bitten Grey Arab Charger.. 1000 \ ------Furniture and J’roperty of the late M ajor ted to the share holders, and such prize or A White Arab Buggy Horse. 450 U P REM E COURT.— Applicatioa having r . BOSWELL begs to announce to K e it h , Deputy -Adjutant General o f the prizes that may be drawn to the said tickets, S been made to the Supreme Court of .) u- the parents and friends of the pupils A pply to. Army, at his late Residence, the Corner of will be payable 51 days after the drawing of •dicature at Bombay, that Letters of Adminis­ underM his tuition, that the Christmas-liolidays Rlackuxell Cursetjee and Co. Ncsbit lane,- B 3'culla, vizt ;— above Lottery shall have beeil concluded, and tration of all and Singular, the Goods, Chat­ will commence at his School, on Saturday, the Bombay, 21st Dec. 1839. Plate, consisting of Round Hot AVater should be claimed within 12 Months, subject tels, Rights, and Credits, of Arthur Whitburn, ‘21st Instant, and that the duties of it will be i ('nrry Disiics and Covers, a large Bowl, 2 to a deduction of‘2 percent. Should any of the late a Midshipiuan in the Naval Service of resumed, on Monday, the 6tb January, 1840. F O R S .A L E . Dozens each of shell Pattern Table, Dessert above tickets which may be entitled to be ex ’* the Honorable the East India Company, on B o m b a y , 18Meu to j .„t- \ T the Rooms of Messrs. Robert Frith > N* i> i ^ n scribers, or deducted from the 1"’^^ ’ cer’ied are hr-reby apprized thereof.— Date.} : a n d C o ., on Tuesday the 24th Decem­ Hot water jilates. Tea Urn, Liquor, Cruet, I this i9th Uay of December, 1839. Bombay, 21st December .8-39. the case m ay be. ber, consisting o f the following—-Flowered and Egg Frames, double and single Candle­ G eorge H ancock , sticks with shades. Bottle .Stands, &c. &e., The drawing to be 10 in all, the second of Net; a variety of Laces; Colored and Plain TJ’Ok SALE. — A Neat Cottage Piano, by Butcli- which was to take jilaca on the 19th Decem­ Proctor for Petitioner. AYaistcoating ; Grey Sheeting; AVhite Shirt- . e r ,” with Canterbury and Music S t o o l ; handsome Dinner and Breakfast sets, donlile Branch Wall.shades, hanging Lamps Sc other ber, the last on the -28th February next.— L'l^HEAlE COURT.— Application hav­ m g s; P lain and ^ trip ed J e a n s ; F in e a n d handsome n e w Plated Glass Ware, grand and Square Piano Fortes Bombay,’21st December 1839. ing been made to the Supreme Court of C/OarS6 oCnna t^lotn, Dieacned AViaaapoliams J H«tTV’ater Irishes, with Silv'er ecl^tis—perpair 200 JudicatureS at Bombay', that letters of adiijinis- Red Jaconets; Coloured Handkerchiefs; Tvvo ditto, .ditto, .ditto, .ditto, round dirt> “ 200 hy Broadwood, Dining, Bound, Card, Dress­ tration of the Goods, Chattels, Rights- and B row n B ro ad C loth, Toadies B onnets &C. &C. O n e Pair i andsome Plated Muffin Plates ing, Sofa, and Washing Tables, Cfonches, 60 with Crimson Damask, Furniture, Chairs, Credits, of W ittul Pillajee, Dolker, Cooley, a l so , on the sam e day, an Invoice of best ' ' . <4 ^ MI til. . rt 24 1 • lated 'Fea Tray .... 125 (3ots, Book-cases, Sideboard, Tea Po 3’s with late of Bombay Hindoo, deceased, may be finished Cutlery, co n tain in g Ivory' handled, Puirs dittoT Hot Water Plates — marble d'ops, 'Tea Cadd^-, Cheval and Dress­ granted to J a n k e y , the widow of the said de- and plain balance Table and Dessert Knives per pair 30 •ceased ; all persons concerned therein are h(ere- Eight handsome t*lated Dish covers, silver ing- Glasses, T’resses, a small collection of and Forks; Square Carvers; Penknives, Ra­ HUri • . ?U d • .;ÎÎÎ,Î4 ^ by apprized thereof.— D^ted thi.s 19th dayr of zors ; Scissors ; &c. &c.— Preserved Aleats : e ilg e d ...... “ shells. Books, Table cutlery, Wines, Bass Apply to B lackwell Corsetjee and Co . December, 1839. Furniture; Books; Foolscap Paper; Carri­ and Hodgson’s Beer, &c. &c. &c. • W dM l * ^ M l. M Î 1*5^ Bombay, 2lst i)ec. 1839. A-r o n e o ’c l o c k . P a tch a n d B a i n b r i d g e .— P ro cto rt;. age Varnish; a single and Double barrelled Gun, &c. &c. remaining unsold from last A Neat light Britchka, a Landaulette, F O R S A L E . .two Carriage Horses, two Sets of Carriage 'Wednesday’sSale. CARRIAGE, Horses and Harness— Harness, a Cart with tw-o Bullocks, a Cow 1 .vivs*tHic-^»n.M ’î(^v<«ri*MiwùiT»üi A p ric e ...... Rs. 600 and Calf, a Collection of Plants in Tubs and I SALE BY AUCTION. A ®itto ...... do ...... d o .. 1000 N Saturday the 4tli of January^ 1840^ Pots, ¿ce. &c. An Jrab Sadtlle Horse, rising 6 T he above is now on vie-w. ^ My o M essrs Robert Irith and Co. will sub- j-ears old, 14 | 2 high, and would car- Bombav', 21st December, 18-39. mit to public sale at tlieir Rooms, the follow- j.y a Lady ...... 700 r l l o t p ing valuable articles (the property of His E x - . A pply to K S S U S < O L L I iT T a n d C o . have received th e cellency Sir Henry Fane, G. C. B . Commnn-' B lackw ell C u rsetjee and Co. M follow iug New W orks lor Sale. 3 r 3 f Old rates New der in Chief of India. 8 handsome Plated Bombay, 21st Dec., 1839. on credit, rates Dish Covers with Silver Edges; 10 Plated ____ Cash. vilriril « t HH r l ’l ^ 'l • TT^ 2iTH^:lT R s . R v Dishes; a rich plated Gravy Dish with Fish 1%y|"ESSKS. B lackwell C ursetjee and bav and its vicinity, by John Graham ,, Ö 31 3 T T tr n ^ . . ! Drainer ; Elegant engraved Salvers of sizes Co. have received for sale, a few (fo- 21 16 with massive Silver Edges; Tea, Sugar aud pies of “ Outlines of a Grammar of the Ala- ^ I Milk Pots ; Bread Baskets; Sauce Boats; layalim Ljinguage, as sjioken in the Provin- ! 63 3^5 . 3G 2 5 Salt Cellars; single and double Branch Can- ces of North and South Malabar, and the iurray s ranni ...ibrarj* »41« m r . 3 7 dlesticks ; Liquor and Cruet Frames, - Byculla Club House’20th Dec. 1839. | perior Wines from the above well known f i r m . ture &c. for sale (priced low to effect speedy ture; a Palanquin, two Double Barrelled Ounx sales) among- which the following are a few No. 65*1.— By a itO'^ulation passed in tlie Geiirral in Cases complete by Forsyth and Manton. ■ Old (xolden Sherry in quarts Rs. 2G JJoz. menC under date the 11 th instant, zissistant Su.'ge m P. F I T l l E Comm ittee of the B yculla C lub b e g ’. Rich old Port in quarts ...... ^ 2 6 of the books second hand, bui in good condi­ was appointed Civil iirucon at l>h.irwar, in sucess loo I.ikewise (if not previously disposed of) a Do. do. do. in pint's.... ^ 1 4 sistant Surgeon Edwards proin(>ted. I to notify to the public, that they have' tion viz : — N o . 6 4 h.—T he Mon’Ble the Governor in Councilia pie; London built Ijiiidaulette by Kesterton. i Highly flavor’d 2nd Orowth cont.-acted with f'aptam W a r d , o f the LFnited , Lees’ Introduction to Botany ...... 1 voi. R a - 3 direct, that the supply anti issue of Arms, Accoatfe4*«n»t.,'^ . _ ^ A Buggy by Fife, Long Acre. 25 Ammunition, he hereafter vested in the Military States Ship I V e v e r l e y , for a supply' of I c e to Wildenows principles of Do ...... I Do. » 4 A Pair of Bay, Grey and Chesnut Carriage Kesbit Bane, 2 G ì D e c . 1839. Smith’s Graninier of D o ...... 1 Do. whomali references ami Indems are to be made. In be landed in Bombay, before the 20th May » 2 the cliaructor or petruiiar equipiueni of the 8maP. arm»,, ¡t -win ' Horses ; young aud in excellent ^rder. A par- VViiketiehis ir trodiiption to D o ...... 1 fio. „ 3 rest with His Kxceneiiey the i OitimanJerin i hief, tt, dipecft next. F O R S A L E , ( urti.s’s culture of flowers...... 1 Do. ■ ticularlv fast trotting English Mare. i » rn .u o i r . l j • j . l u 4 suchorders as may appear to lilin de>irahle, tiir-'Ugh yidj«- They will be happy to throw open a part of Ill® ® ri 'AI fbe Urodownslowns ofof thethe undersigned,ur ^ the Flora Domestica ...... 1 Do. „ 6 lant («eneral, cUiier in ihe General Orders of toe .^riuy, or. .A four in hand Harness nearly 1new ; a Bug- ' Uh ’ Jthe u.ipj>ly to the public at the following rate, following superior Wines, Sec. •Vlurstetls Floriculture ...... 1 Do, » 4 tlirough that Otficer to the Military Board hut when ivt.'Ure gy Harness, and a quantity of Saddlery. ^ of the equipment is once established by the t i l » M. f* On- share of 4 lbs. per Diem Rupees Rottled sherry from R . 13. S m i t h Rerinys Aiag. of Botany and Garden in g ...... 14. No 9.Militiiry Board will act without cohtroul • 100. AND Co. in quarts...... @ Its. 2-2 i f Doz. » 14 Relative to correspondence, General Oilicer* C'o nmamnngj PEATS SADDLERY. Po. old Port do ...... „ ,, 24 ,, ,, Miirraya Chemistry...... 4 vols. M 8 Districts or Divt.'^imisof the Arm y,and all UlHce^ The supply, barring -waste, is calculated at e s s US. u o b e r t f r i t h a n d Sherry in Butt and f-flid ...... ,, ,, 650 & 325 Newton on tlie F'rojihecies ...... I Do. u 6 ing Stations, Garrisons and Posts, or Division^ and ^ rate to last for upwards of 4 months, and CO.—Have received from the well AUsopp’s and Bass’s Ale in Pilgrims Progress with plates ...... 1 Do. ., 5 ments ofTroops inarchini:, are them selves tc ur>r.’u.^p 0iul> Brown's Dictionary of the Bible ...... i Do. „ 6 the Military Boaril in all points relating ,to the e hib h-'ve the option of taking any quan- ^iiownM maker, a few Saddles and Bridles, W o o d ...... „ 7 0 #■ H h d . supplying of the Troops, or places under their Po. do. do. in Bottle... ,, ,, 6 „ Poz. Burnett’s Reformation ...... 2 Do. „ -5 ich Captain W ard may brin^beyond his llirths, curr}' Combs and Brushes rlando Furio'^a...... 1 Do, inands, with Ordnance stores Arms aud Acco#tretuun<4f^’ ‘ iiu’a -t with them. .-Applications for shares M'ith a variety of other Ales, Liquors and „ 4 the Reauiations of Government. f Don C^uixote with ]i1ntes by Westall, . 4 ï>o. ., 10 No- Ctil.—The following Gt*n(*Tal b« . Ti'^/rr#< j be made in writing to the Steward of the YO BE L E I.—'lill the end of February W ines, at uioilerate prices, Qui Hi, a celebrated HuJibrastic Poem. I Do* „ 10 rable tlie woverner V »eneral,dated S im la‘STtli'Hj Bycnlla Club, distinctly stating the number 1810, with the Furniture, “ Weston | out station orders wi ill meet with punc- Thinks I to myself, a serio comica Tale. I Do. „ 4 is republished for vreneral inforiuation.lOII. • .jt \ i louse,”1 Jlahableshwar Hills, built expressly, tual attention, Sim laf '£dth * * .* * _ o i sharQg required. H a lf the am o u n t of sub­ The Arabian Nights ...... 3 Do. The Bight Honorable the<*ovenio '^r Gerw'# is Æ Sir Walter Scott, on Demonology and scription to be paid on demand, and the re- fijr two Families, | F rith and C o . mit the nndermenlioned Native OdicersrUcers of of Further particulars, and Terms, may be Witchcraft ...... 1 Do. hlishmerit, to the 1st i lass of the “ Order Lfli n aind.-r on the arrival of the Ic e .— By culla 21»( D ec em b er, 18-39. Gii Bias...... (small...... 4 Do the title id ** Sirdar B.ihadoor,'* to fill e* kiio-wn, on ajiplicatlon, to M essrs. F rith H 'S.8ald'ir Diwlutrow iYorejiorah Am. Club House, 21st December 1839. 71011 S ale at th e G o d o w n so i Me.'; ¡■fords English Lawyer...... 1 Do. ^—.A. ^ y Ma- a L d C o .— Bom bay. inson Crusoe...... 1 Do. 4 i Poona Auxiliary Horse, from 1st May . GKOVE> DENTIST, begs to inform ______and Co. the following Wine- jor Shaik Ahmed Thanker,oi* the Mariiy^p iTo®, «r.cflnded Çiotts young Christian...... 1 Do. from file Orilcr. i -• T V his friends and the public in general, J B E LE T. — A house -N'o. 80, i n R a m - ! ed direct from Bordeaux, intended Do. ('orner Stone ...... I Do. h Subed.'ir Ivishna, 3rd Regiment I -y-iry, fc'ofn Si^th ihartie purpo.ses remaining in Bombay for a part How just vacated bv 3Ir. R . F.< of «"e of II. M. Regiments now ndanie de Staël on the liassions in J u ly IS.-iH, v ic e S u b ed a r .1 u.ruo'> S i n g ^ _ 1 >uht*

Assistant feiirg=ion Giasse»w>T? doittg duty in Candeisb, is S i.S T D e c r m b r r 1830. 1 ta t!i^^^^ 4Sialys l..ocUenvar. ..•...... B lu e 4c Black C ap.... 1 teim ing ah examination in the Tim e. .6 .. iS under discusftiofi, and all the individuals with whom \\> 2 n d R4CB.—4 purse of 4(K} Its. from the Fund, with 5iirh discus.Monh ore carried-on are purely military, |^RX> pQW Sl^l., L>icut C o l . j , Sweepstakes of 20t) K s. each, heals and a distance weight Xxs'TXiXiXBtGfiXCCa. ((Viives are not wlways to be found.) Considering cur fant Oenieral 9j Army, '^rm ches 14 lumds 8. .7lb. position in Afglianistan exclusively as a military fron­ ». A. Mr. M ctk.nsM s..O. A. H Kamran.. 3 1 12..It*ue4c W h ite.. 8 . . a . . 8 CALCU 'l'l'A . tier, exposed l the re»«*'.* Russian M r V ib a r t s ...... G. A. IJ. The Prophet § Blue fle Crimaoo..!. .3. .3 intrigue and ^ersiun aggression, it seems a post *m ! ç r r T im e ...... 3..23..h ..l6i..8 .81. ITcnd'taltuirterSy Cnlcutirty 1th Decembery 183 9 .—- G e n f r a l \ „ in tv . Pitcaim vms ai»u< »ftRlTOniAL DEPARTMENT. 3 k i > E a c b . O r D» Hs.---'i'he Queen having been most graciously pleased to which the inte rests of the state ought to he conhded r B E V K V I I P . H- D . o fY iu a ern i. A 9\veeftst;ikes of 5^c«mbt:rlS30. • ' àa It-rfveof absence granted on tbe 9th inst-jint to Mr A. Comniander-in-('hief of Her Majesty’s forces serving in the diplomatist. 'Removed as Cabool is from the im­ r p'Ai'imtions n»*« lasde : — . . . .Mr. F tn cit’s ...... Belzebub walked over. Faist Inilies, by a Commission which was receive«! at <'ulcutta, m ediate neigh.'^ourhood of our re.sources, it is manife'^t IppenSyStepaty ooUector of cusu»m» an«l land revenue, was t* a fortui zht, instead M r. F i e l d s ...... Y ou n g S u l t a n . . 2 H er Majesty’s Orders, through the General* <’oiiinianding in that onr envoy should be ca d* a month, a* statetlin the rntiflcittion ot’the s*a uc date. Mr’ Christies ...... The Postmaster. .I as of p'lanningland combining such . o p. e ra tio___ n s a.s .. th e fVaptain, an*l'Env;fn J.'T . Barr lo !>v B :>H tbny I S t/i U e c e tn h e r «M '9. Chief in England, dated 1st September last, to proceed to 'i irae. .2. .5 take i hief Cominand without ln fro.u tiie 1 Itii in slant. imperative. enable i im to do so, without excitinj tiniC 4 t h a n i > L a s t D a y , T u e s d a y 17 t h D e c . all rep«>rts and letters intended for his hifonnatiun and orders, feelings of dissati'.faction in the minds of those u p o n /*Lj tcee T Mr Law, Hrst assistant to the collector of r*ln>lapoor. 1s t Ra c e .—.a forced handtcaa for all Winners except Hack s IihII li? addressed, in the absence of the Adjutant tieneral. whom the success of his measures must depend id , it f t f *1 Q . tri Vaiir» lofi w » nn)iith, subject to the u»uul and Pony—GJU lbs» from the Fund, and R»- 100 each Kn» Queen’s Troops, to his Mihtauy Secretary, Head Quarters, .afst../absence granted to Imn ou Uie lilh trance, tube har«dicapped by the S6*wards, 2 Mile?. j Calcutta. would stem v ise to select, for the situation of envoy, ; Ocujtier last. Major Dt\v'» Ix>ohvMiTar ...... O 2 . Blue ic. Block tiai» I an officer of such rank and character as wouli' secure Mr. Fi,ill’s OreUo ...... 8 12 .Blue ic Ued ...... 2 I The Returns to be transmitted, as at present, until further or­ > H ail, dat«^ Camp Tutta 18tK Wasarobe.' \ d ers. his being looked up to by those placed under his autho­ TERRITORIAL DEPARTMENT. ' Mr Vit*ari’s Tut* l*ro.)li«.«t...... 7 |2..U .u e 4c Crimsoa did not start. F feutenant 14t)pdet*ougfk, of tte 26* h R^vo«*ntt Mr. Vil>irt’s Mom<‘luke ...... S O..Drawn. V I t T O R I A U . .F I N A N C R r ity . to perfurmtlie dutwre of ’'>tn*jer At Tatta l Mr McDonald’s t aiiiran ...... ft '¿ ..D r a w n . \ Vlt-TOlllA, by the Grace ofGod ofthe United Kingdom of if grevU things can in any manner be judged of by the depártale of Brevet''8p8ÓÍn Goh|Ía. \ Bombay Ca'tfle^ XSth December 1 8 3 9 . Tim**- .4 . .a G reat Britain, and Ireland, Queen l>efenrable Military Order of the linth, ...... likely to un bid by_ what the past. h-as developed. I r » L O . Mi>ivi.^>nt«> He L ie s itm a o r ,v is e AB^ieraofn d e -Í pr~.ceed to tlxe Deokan on private aff.airs half, lieiits. il mdicappcd by tiic Stewards. Lieutenant (ienerul of i)ur Forces, (ireeting. We, n po^iug ; referfor to to thf the •j^«i<*rs «rfruers of of Sir Sir John John Keane Keane issued issued in con- — Date of Rdnküth I>ce. 1639. , iiy order i>f the llarCblc the Gorernnr in C outicU. Mr. Field*«i V'erom>r/ ...... 8 7.. Blue and R«*d.... 7 2 e-ipecial Trust and confidence in your prudence courage, andind I cu rren ce wiili the op in io n o^our envoy, placing Major 6f?7.—T1»e foil >wing order ir cwuSrmerl»— Mr. ViU.iri’s .Merlin ...... 8 4..Biue Crim»on.. I 1 L . R . U b i u ,— Acfy, ('due/Scry, to G ovt, Tim« 8 .. ? and 3 .. 5 loyalty,do, by these I'resenta constitute and appoint yo.i to b ' 1 General NotJ, a Compiiny^s Officer, bearing Her Ma- * I ordì r by tlie t'ammanduTit of .\;CUle^ the 6th A Mutch for 30t) Us on« Mile an i a Italf race. ! ioianiunder-in-Chief of all and singular Our Land Force** serv- •• » r* xi v- r» .. 1 .1 I «.i 2.nnr B ippoojee Masookaree, principal sud.ler a- I UurForees hy doing and performing all and all manner of things ' .'.* / \Vouldany Miiitarv Envoy have con- ■». 6ík:*.-~-HMsijfn W . M llkinson, orTtiui_2l»t Re^rmcut meCT« of .Atiinedaha 1, ts all >wed lexve of ahsenoe from his sla- thereunto belogging.And we do hereby command all oar Officers ‘eurretl in 8uch an ar angem ent ? Supposing M ajor ke Infantry,has been nominated G»<^mu»«rhd the Detach- Uoti frota tliu llth to th e 2sih ultirn >. ou p'tv ite aifairs. TO THE K DITO a OF TH B BOM BAY COUaiKR. and Soldiers who are or .via, shall be employed in o»r «-“"d General N ott to possess the pride of a soldier, w h a t is n>f that Bfceitlwieot employeul as Guards orer the Suhsidia.'v l i t n n b n y < a s t l e , 1 0 //« D e c e m b e r I 3 l9 service in the East Imhes, to acknowledge and obey vouas 1 , ^ , , ‘ 1 1 . j .. i* K t Troinbay and ''»on^from the 4th instant,during the ab* M r. W. H. Harrison, acting deputy register of thesudder de- M y d e a k . u . E o it o u . —If you think the follow­ Coininander-in-Chief in Our Forces aforesaid ; and are to oh- | *uch a iJieasure as the above calculated to elicit. C^er- tJaptoin Cnnis ou sick certiScate nt the Presidency. wanee and sudder fntjdaree adawlut, js ailowcil leuv ■■ of ah* ing lines on ihe iau:«uU:d «'.e.ith of Surgeon Forbes of serve nml follow such Orders and directions from time to time | tainly it would not be surprising,if iMajor G eneral N ott -The mi Jermentioned Odicers, Cad« ts of tho season sence for a peri -d of ten days, under se.-limi x iv of the absen­ the 1st Light Cavalry whicU occurred here on the 20tU as you shall receive from Us,or from the Gttneral Commantliug i were in vimlicutlotKof his insulted dignity, in supj’Ort [ are promofed to the lirevet Rank of Captain from the tee regulation, te proceexi to the Deccan on private affairs. Instant 1'.om SpasiaoUie Cholera, are worthy of oc­ in Cliief Our Forces hi United Kingdom ofGrcat Biitain and' ------• * i - . 1. . a - y t.? ., 1 . r • • » specified opD ««piite their nam es. of those riglits of the Army (which have in hia person li >mbay Castley l s / / t D e c e m b e r cupying a space in your > aluable paper, I shall feel Ireland for the time t»eing, according to the Ru‘es and Disci­ euten-mt N H. Thambury. of the 4th Regiment N. I.-*> pline of W ar, in pursuance of the I rust W e have hereby rep>i«ed been trampled *on) und in defence of hU imjveached fOec. I8ÜL.. * Mr. C. M. Harrison assumed charge of the olhce of acting greatly ob.iged by their insertion. capacity as an officer and a man, immediately upon A assistant imlg**aud sessionjudge of Voona aud acting assistant in you Given at Our Court at Buckingham Palace, the 13th K. A. Querin, of the 2nd F.uropenn Regt.— do. dv*. Ycur Obedient Servant, day of August, 1839, in the Third Year of Our Ueign. Sir John Keane’s having «(uUted the limits of |.l. MncdoMell, of tlie 19th Kecimeat N.T. agent for sirdars in the Deccan on the 22 id ultimo. Mr. J . W arden, senior mivgistrate of pt»lice and revenue judge G . E . N . By Her Majesty’s Command. Afghanistan to assume the command of the Force . 676.-*Tlte following temporary appomtment and orders i at the presidency, isallow«Mi an exten^i^.n to the 31st pro viin«», K u n d a 23c/ N o v . 1839. , (Signed) N o h m a n h y . that remained, W ere he to do so, he would be justili- •* eonürruad* i of tike leave of absence granted to him un ler cl.tie the I4th u\* ! Lieut-General Sir Jasper NicoUs, K. C. B. Coinmaiuler in [ afvraifi H. Macavi, nfthe 17th Rt'Timent Native Infantry, ^ ed by all the best feeling that throb in the bosom of a I timo, to remain at the .viah'ableshwur H ills, for the beneiit of Pau-wi friend or stranger, who may hapt««» »real Chief of all the Land Forces serving in the Territorial l*osses- ct as Adjutant 0<’nt*ral to the Ptxma division of the .Army : soldier i Aye, an.I he would be supported by the opi­ his health. N e a r th is d ark iiiHn-«ior. o f th e s ile n t d ea d sions of the East India Company. I the 1st October to the lOth ultimo, during the ahsi'uce of i nion of every military man of both armies animated by The H ou’ble the Governor in Council is pleaao-l to appoint Wh<) o'er the early and the aged bier I The following Officers are appointed on Ills Excellency’s Per- eateiia tt Morse, on sick cenifícate. . j ; sonal Staff: Mr H. AA Reeves, as-isiant Judge and session juUgeat Alike cun drop the sylUpalhizing tear the spirit ot an officer and a gentleman. Is there, .Ah o/Hcrby Major l.renenii J. Kiiinersley, dated the 20th • D h a r w a r . Sur% ey this spot and :>ay the tribute due i Lieutenant ColonelJohn Luard, 21st Fusiliers, to be Military i w'ould as'<, one Major General in the Royal Army S e c r e ta r y . apiMtintuigCaptAÍu II. tiacan of the 17Ul Hegiment ¡ T o on e w lio o n c e , CO.ltd th in k an d feel lik e y o u w h o dare allinv Her Majesty’s Army to be degraded j Captain Oustavus W illiam N icoUs, 21st Fusiliers, to be A ide- ^Mtive j .’.itury, t4i act as Assistant .Adintant General to the; Free from reproach, his course of life he ran ^oona Dtvlsiofi cm' the Army on the depurlure of Lieutenant i POLITICAL DEPARTMENT. d e -C a iu p . I and insulted in his person, as the Indian Army has Re^iu:nv:J t > G o d . bt n e v o le n t to m an ' .orse fi'om the station. I Dirmbay Castle, \Sth December i 8 3 9 . I Lieutenant Gusravus N. Harrison, of the 63d Foot, to be been degraded and insulted in the person of Major Ge- With sportive fancy and the hum’rous rein ne ral N ott ! i N o.67i.-'A t the rec.anrnendation of Ills Excellency the ' Mr. T. Ogilvic, 2nd assistant to the poiitical commissioner Whii'h numbers imitate, but fe«v attain Aide-de-Camp. In my cons«iience, I believe there is not. ifomnMifwier in Chief, the Honorable the Governor in Council for Goozerat and,resident at Haroda, is Hilowed leave of absence Trjth, honesty and virtue fill’d his soul his doing so, would insure his Dp pleased to make the following appointments on the General for one month under seotiun x iv of the absentee regulation, Glow’d in itis bream, and rui’d without control ipised by the service to whicii from the 1st proximo. I 35 o f th e A rm y . 'I o yon who knew his wit, with mirth were ch er’d would be black, balled in every ’ Cormequetit upon the d<>ath of .Major K eitli, D-'^puty .Atijutant By order o f the R .yht Jinn hie the Governor in Council, 'en»*rai of the .Army. ! Who lov’d the raiM'ry, you could ne’er have fe-ir’d club in London, if he failed to resent in a becoming J . P . W i l l o u g h b y ,— Sccy. to Govt. ch a rg e . 4‘aplain Haggari, of tite 1st Foropean He>jriment, Senior As- ! To you al&s ! while inein’ry h dds her seat On being vested with the Command of so large a body of the ! m anner, »0 gross ai^outrage. I refer in this place to Shall my veak. muse ; superñ’ous praise repent ^staiit Adjutant General, to oe Deputy Adjutant General vice Army in which be has spent his life, Sir Jasper .V»colls cannot : the singular and unaccountable arrangem ent wdilch has vc-tH . I GENER.VL DEPARTMENT. Vain were th’apjreal t<» every social breast W , lile he shall most regret, who knew him best deny hi.nselt the I'leas.»™ of expressing, tlioivli hriefly and j Afghanistan, hy way of illustratinii the 4. a^»tain DonclW oftho 1st Grenadier Native Infantry, I>e* | Bombay Castley VMh December 1 8 3 9 . ieeblv, hts aerse ol the high honor conferre«l upf»ii hmi. He hus r. . ^ i-: ^ ^ ^ . a x c Ipaty Assistant Adjutant General, to be Asssistant Adjutant The Hon’ble the Gi>vernor in Council is pleaseil to appoint Th.o’from that generous heart, life’s spark is lied served at inWrvals with Her Majesty’s Troops iti India since expeiiieijcy of liavingu military envoy at the Lourt of §Generai. vice H aggan. a-sistant Surgeon B. W bite, to the situatien xif vaccinator in 1 ho* now hisboiiy. rests anionst the dead IHOV, duriug which time nearly hnlf the Infantry of the Army Cabool, .t being quite essentia that he should have Lieutenant P. E. Warbu ton, of the 1!Ath Kegiment Natíve the Deckhan, insucoession to assistant surgeon Gibson pro* Think when this recoril to enquiring eye-* have aided in the gloriona achievements by which this great fam iliar acquaintance with the feeling and sym pathies N ' mures uilltcll the spot wherein F o rb e s lie s I Infantry, to be DeptP; Assistant Adjutant General, vice m o te d . Empire has been gained and secured to (ireat Britain. : ihO'-e, over whom he i.'» called to nresi«!e. iDofielly. « I Assistant surgeon \V. Pitcairn, to act as vaccinator in the \\ lieu timo shah end and nature feel decay And earth and sun and skies dissolve away I The i o,,,m..nder-m-Chicf is ^ w ith reference to the advantage of having a Sliii- I |fo. t>72. — Lleutensiit T. L. Jameson, of the 3rd Hegiment 8. B. D. of Guzt'rat. (luahties ol British Soldiers will ever be displuved hy the Corps ■ r ^ 1 £> P* n ® 1 His soul tais consuramation shall survive INativ« ln£m>try,is allowed a furlough to Europe fur one year, B y order of the IJonhlc the Governor in Couacil. in!Iridi;i, and it will be as initchhii* pleasure, as his duty, to con- \ veraor (yeueral, or of subjecting all proposed ! on UTfcent prTV~.ate affairs, ceasirtg to draw pay from tlie date of Di-lv the wreck, and but begin to live j niUitary arrange.aent-i far the consiileration and opi- \V . S . R o y n , — iS cci/. 2t> G o v t . tribute, by every lueans in his power, to their coiofort, happi- k ts am b .^ k a t Urn. G . E . N . ner.s and honor. I iiion of -be Council in which ^here are two military Htfinbay iZostie I S /A O e c e m h e r 1 8 3 9 . By Order of tlie Commander-in-Chief, member?, it is merely require* to observe that our ffo 673 — A furlough to England is granted t«» Lieutenant M A R I N E d e p a r t m e n t . M I L I TA lC i xYRRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. J o h n L u a r d , Lieut .C ol., NOTICJ5. M ilitary Secretary. power in this country is a military power, and must be ^olnrel C. 8 Jam'.^, Casamissory Getioral, for three years, A. R.Z». X V iXZi s . upheld exclusively by the army : that as tbe great nr the i>etteSt of hi» health. I# hereby given, that it is the int<*tjtion of the flon’ble the Dec. Ibtli Capt. (Ì. H Harper, 40tb Ivegt. M. N .I. from Ta- General D 'prtrtm ent, 1th December, lAdU. —'I'he H on orab le •The iL" Govert».»r in C-ounril wi!i not fail to bring to Ciovernor in Council 6> despatch a Steadier from Homb.iy, with n anore. the t'ourt of Direct(»ri having, m a despatch dated 4th Sep­ questions connected with our foreign policy will par­ »tire ot'tLe Hon’ble I’.nirt of Directors, the valuable Ser- a Mail for Suez, on Saturday the 25: ii of January next. D 1. I4tb Liett. and .\djt. F. White, 40th Foot from England tember last, announced to the Government of India that they take inr-re or less of a military nature, consequently it akw8 oTth*8 highly respectable Ofiieer o«er a space of tiuie above By order o f the. M on’ble ttie D ycemor in Connelly Do. Idth Dep uty Assisi, c omntissionary W. Roper, Nizam had appointed th« ilim ’ble Lieut. Oenrral Sir Jasper Nicolls is im perative that such questions should be ovibuiitte«! tkfaVy seven yeers. durinc which period he was emphiyed in E. -M. Woor>,— l-ieut. Col , Sec. to Govt, Service from Arungabad. Kniiiht Commander of the most Hon'ble Military Onler ofthe B o m b a y C a v 2 /e, bth Deceniber l«>39. to he commanaer in CloM of the Kn.st i exj.erieuce, that the Uoveruor «^»yisnfiices of trust and rt^ponsioiUiy, and latterly as O otb- D o . 17th Assist. Su.-grj/ D. Loslillo, \»ed. Dept, from Kar- Forces in Indi» and an Extraordinary Member o f th e 1 o u n c il ; G e n e r a t, it a civilian ini^Ut be afforded thebenefatof iry General at a time ofgreat anxiety, requiring tuiwearied t)c7 '•-'•watT^'n, for wuiuh the b*.*st tUauks of G«jveminei»t are OPIÜ.M m r m o r a n m >u m . D o . i9th Caj t. T. CaiidvSuptd. P. C. G. 8. from Deckan. of India, uml having forwarded the i ommissions for these ap-| the recorded opinion of his mUitary coUea^^ues. Let 6 7 4 r“d to htin- BOM BAY. pointments to the Govermnent of India tobe delivered to Sir | the timeft of Lord CUve, Lord W ellesley, and the M ar­ . •»In____ «_*• * - _____ J. H. Huiuktervlle, of the 7th Passes granted up to the 11 lb instant ...... •Cheats 1,463 Dec. 17tb As.“ist. Surgii. D. Clark, lUth Regt. N. I. to Aden. .»asper Nicolls wlien he sIm v IiI arrive in Donga], and tlie said quis o.‘Hastings be referred to, in jiroof, if proof be '* f ntry, is appoir.te i * oiuiuissaiy Geaer Do. iitO'crn.’r.y f»* « ^antesi up to t**e o lio. 2:i:U VV . s. Adams, D. Assist. Qr. 51 •. General to Chief ami oifice of Extraonlintiry Member of the l onacHof I ’o o u a . Ink!::i “ m;, m fin.] f;i.m -t rn.o Pitfuirt-i;- • ** lli*r in pe *iods i»f imminent hazard, when notiiiiig bnt un» f E . M W o o d , C o i. t o iw o v i. Majesty’s Force** In the R i«t Indies,’ wliich the saiil l.lente- COTilrtiiiert KuUloniy, -try « ' ------IM POP.TKD. ------—' aant (»eiu ra! Sir Jasper NicolUhas inf«>rmcd tlie I’resiilont of can extricate the Suite from the (Jankers by which it Gp.vv’.R tL S ir J . F. F it z G e r a l d , r . c . b . From the 16th October 1838, to the lOth instant. «Chests 20,46*3 rOMESTIC OrCURRENCES. the Council of India in Council that liehiS this day done, it i® may Ue threatened and surrounded, if the opini>>ns to IJeod Qtsrtrfer», iUnnhrtyy I4i.% D ecem ber 1 j39. hereby notified that Í ieutenant General Sir .1 asper Nic«»lls h is s z i E k x a . whi< h I have given expression sliould be considered XVith re.eff ii^e t'-> the Goveriim eiit G eneral t>rd«*r No. 66T. FXPORTRD. this day assumed the Office of Commander in C |iief«»f the AtColftba on the 19lh instant, the lady of R. X. dated h instant, the Commander of the F->roes to ex- Prom theStb November 1838, to the l*»th Inst., ..Chests 11,062 U u r p h 3', Forces of the East India Company in India an> Arab By Order of the Hon’blu the President of the Council of -n- Chests K.lo7 At St. Pfter’s Church Colomho on the 13th N. enerj'xy and wisdom which they display in tlieir super- Officer« posted *0 the «d Itombay European Regiment, not SHIPPING ARRIVALS a .n n DEPALiTURES. of» »taiTt>r oth( r duty, or on farloagh (with tl»e exf^eption of BOMBAY GAZE'ITE.—D e c . 2 0 . A T L I t i V A X .S - THE NECESSITY FOR PLACING IMPORTANT POLITI­ i’lteri.Jence of their duty as Indian proprietors. It is tl»»e extract«*d from the litli Uc-j^iment Native Infantry, wh« Dec. 15.h Po*-tUirnese Ship St i»uaUer,J. F. Jorge, Master, CAL OFFICI 8 I.\ THE HANDS OF MILITARY MEN. trueJ the Court of Directors are the executive authori­ will rt iiuun di»ina-«2ut, until furiher orders) are M’'e nre happy to Icam that His Honor the Govern- from Goa 12.h Dec. 1 ’3^. ty» 'ami as such are armed with pow'er to do good or ¿¡reettd to F ood :*. wher«*the Head Quarters of the corp- , . ^ .. 1 *.i .. J X Do. lull hurqne Stalkart, A. R. Dixon, Maiter from C'al- hHs adopted a system , not hitherto pursued, ot list- | co U n 17r.i Novciuber 183 k TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENGLISHMAN. I evil ^ to a vast extent. But this consideration uloii»' fr31 fietiStablislie«!, by tl»e 1-t Feb'-u i.y next. oiigljit to be an unfailing stimulas to keep the vigí 1 U».ier ibr isulliority of the Honorable the Governor In C'oun- ening to tlie riVa r-«/cc com plaints of indivi«!uals, and of P a s s e n g e r .— Mr. Hawes,. an«l 8 Natives. S i r ,—I nthf- hope of obtaining the notice of the ei*. lb Comraantler of the Forces directs the publication ofth»* granting personal auiliences on matters in which it is D >. ls>th Sliip Biundell, « .Trait, Master fr«>ni Moulraein 2d East India Proprietors or of stimulating an abler ad­ lance of the legitimate controling body, which tl ff-lies on v a a ts . addressed the enclosed letter to my. fellow-proprietors, justice of their nomÍna^f??T5R The experience B'*o-ers since the daj'sof Elphinstone. There is Keiît. N. T. ami Troaps. 1. I remain, Sir your faithful servant, \ \ y fconsidered by themselves to be cArcwmscrWied t O n cers' tTiiifoiTT!, U3 nnder. more to be «lone in the way of beueHting the nativ.-j Do. iHth Slitp l>rongan, John McKenzie Masterto Aden. . I • A n E a s t I n d ia P r o p r i e t o r . witihin very narrow bounds ; the limits of their iinrne- I D k e s s . Passe-igcrs. ---- Capt. Ho^rg, Lieut. Promlertfast, 5» .Artillery, ' ciia/te domestic circle. A fea^ apjiointments to Indie, by a quiet and unobtrusive, and yet energetic, course of It Worn'll, 1 ■< t'hildrea, 2 > Bombay Regiment, 32 Women,f>l C oat .—As prescribed for officers of Infantry of tbe Line, with TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Ia fff*w in England, and the advanceiuent of their absent policy, than can possibly be effected hy empty display Oliildrei , 88 î-’th N. I. 2Ì Women, t.hilden, *22 skirt onuments. L o n d o n , relLtives in a di-itant country, being the extent to which Rynuiettes.-^FieUi Officers are to weai Epaulettes of the anil blustering professions Lord Clare by the latter Oriinance, 1 Woman. 1 Child, Camp Equipage 6 Sweep- j \é did nothing. Sir James Caraae with the former may er s 3 Medicai Lstablishment * -T o ta l 374, < Fellow proprietors,—The E n g lis h m a n of the loth thíEir anibition soars. To the C ourt of Proprietors be­ saise patterras Fiehl Officers of Infantry of the L:iie. longs the more elevated duty of w^atching, checkm;;; Are to be worn bv the olhor Officers; gn!«l, the be a bless ng to the country. November contains a general order said to be issued by anfd direcring ifiJ prt>ce»*tlingft of their electedj-"^-* straps having three rows of chain, and a gi't-centre-idatc be ir- The excellent resolution adopted by the Governor IN HARBOUR. Sir John Keane on the occasion of Sir W. Cotton’s fn^ IV b**ff1e in silver ; a row «>f Bu'.lioa one inch and a quartet seiitatives- And here gentlem en,.per.ait u»w. has been within these few days acted upon in the ease having obtained permission to return to India d# Bf. at the centre, diininishing gradually towt he will V snnRU. i> i8Ti!f a- »V»/».— As presc.-nbe»! for Officers o f In f^ itry o flh e line. meet with that redress which he is entitled to expect TIOH. ling a nature, aft to discredit its veracity, bu¿ the cha- w6uld spring from your requiring a declan T*«/?.— A ftrct-ii silk ball. at the hands of a just Government, and which w ill be racter for propriety, which tlie column* that contain it, | candidates who lUay seek your support, Tmtiser»...... 'i hailed with general satisfaction by the greater portion A S tp n n ic r ...... bupennt •n«lent I. N ..t have ever maintained upon subjects of so grave a na-1 n^.ons they entertain upon those leaiiing poin*^^., l'-— of the comniuriity, by whom his case is regarded as one Hi-rpfor«Uliire...... D. Sc M PfStonjee.. . • ' >»ndge of their governing pW’ird ...... ^Officers o f Infantry of peculiar hardship. I*riii I'harlolte. . . . I IJiroiii Sc «-o.. Liverpool .\ I'ahhard ...... t of the l.iae. Colin fampl»en . . 'iJibb Miller 4c C o.... j Liverpool.! 3 Dec. and to the prosperity of Great Britain, wid not adm it tl ieir conduct in their executive capacity coutormably BO»_ ; ...... I I l e m M ...... U ile i lie S ie w a r t 4c C o . . ^ of my entertaining a doubt of the truth of the d«)cument principles laid do-.vn by you, to be thoroughly ex- BOMBAY DUUPUN.— D f o * 2 0. Futiel *’uliab ...... TyabjeeicCo 4 d e n .. tm . «le'ip, I in que.stion. I shall therefore, proceed., under the con- ■ f^lained anterior to their noidination, that any devia (with gilt whistle and chain) ...... ) Ilcrctili ;in...... ■ D-.rom C. 4c Co ...... Liverpool.. lO Ui D e c . Ufie—According to reuimental pattern. Stribiine...... IW'. Nicol Ac Co ...... viction of its verity, to call your special attention to the tl>on from that pledge might incur the fortviture of ««A—Cnms«m '“^ilk, patent net, w ith cords ¿nd tassels. We undeistand that our Governor contemyilates a Salsett j...... t ...... ». ’ affairs of Afghanistan and ‘to offer a few obvious an-l j mor support at future elections. Adherence to some toeJk—Black S»ilk. visit to the Baroda Court, about the raomh of march succinct remark.s upon thj consequences it is calculated ^uich rule, and adherence to each other, would compel doves —White Leather. /f. O. Sleamcra. AtufiTiia- n e x t. 7«*nobia. : to elicit; the fitness of a Civilian for the post held by Directors to be more considerate in conducting UBDBESS, Rr Tiqitee. Mr. Macnaghten, and the necessity of our chief au >he vast interests confided 10 their saperintendence, and uiier.... Emily. As prescribed for Officers o f Infanfry of tije Line As regards the filling of the vacuum about to be Älareirct. j thority in India, being either, a military man, of en- [to pay more deference to the opinions of the lioJy by . hi Officers to wear sioall plain Epaulettes.—Captains and formed in the Civil service, rummir has been busy Paitimar Dhim»- j larged and liberal views, or, of all military arrauge- w'hom they are chosen. S. IluiUiti'j:». sVeleton Wings as prescribed for Officers of Light with its hundred tongues. Various have been the sur­ R. ’ ments being submitted for the consideration aud opini­ iTeiuaiii, gentlemen, your most obedient servant, o! Infiiatry of tbe Line. T irtÌ» l.ictil Vpiiiiel at the Rock StatiO'i A P r o p r ie t o r . mises which have appeared in the columns of our Ji. M. Ship Welledey and Larnr. on of the Supreme C ouncil, previously to their being cotemporaries both European and native ; but nothing Ci»»/«r»7/ Vr.'rr/J-— Beiiitri**, PanimbeT, Savoy, Jane, carried into effect by the executive authority. within'Lb; I prr«:ribed for for certain can he gathered. Of the confficting re­ S’’rr, Farai Ra'iiimi*n, LONDON CORRESPONDENT OF THE BENO.lL ...... >-Officer8 of Infantry ILimiuh, Aciw's, .Moulmein, Sir 'Willrim Wallace. Ha.niJo. and The order issued by Sir John Keane goes to prove ports which we ourselves have hear«!, the arrangem ent Fiittay UiiKÌmon. I that H er M ajesty’s CT«>vernmt nt '.s at least disposed to EN G LISH WAN. * * cap . .*.\*.*.* ...... i Line. that appears to us the most probable is that the S alkart and lllumlell. F r en c h . - Pris Solide. ! countenance the degradation thi’.t its servants endea­ ...... *’J Hon’ble Mr. Sutherland whose affection for India FoRTEiiUESB. — snip GuaUor. vour to fasten upon the Indian Army, otherwise Sir London, Oct. 14, via Nlarseille .^,— N e v e r w a s a p o o r Ì seems too strong to induce him to quit it aa his fellow K X H i : c John Keane dared not have issued the order, and fur-*| maid so abuse«! by dame fortune as our virgin Queen; servants do, after they have attained the last step in ther, to establish that the Government of this countryi| really and truly those intolerable ‘ mama’s’ are very the ladder of promotion, is to be transferr«»d to the is, from the foreknowledge of the opinions ofthe Roy- ^ ------— * ‘ ------— ------Í AH HATS inconvenieiit persons, ns many u \X)or girl finds In >> As nndres». Bengal Presidency, to succee«! Mr. Bax, as Resident al Cabinet, averee to interpose it’s authority for the every «lay life ; but that a Queen, who rules over a K nnt at Ind<»re, and that Mr. M’iJIonghby wdll be his suc­ protection of those upon whose zeal and fidelity it musi great nation, should be obliged to have a ‘ ma* to rulg cessor at the Court of His Highness the Guicowar. As H.Ci»mi>y. Stpumer.. rely for the preservation of its- independence. Sorcery,', over her, is quite shocking and ‘ little wick,’ nays she Stnek., 1 ...... i to who will be appointed in the. latter’s room, w'c have (Upopal r.i ...... Supt. Inilian NavV.... iLamían .« 20th Sppt. gentlem en, is not required to develope the effects, tUaU wont have it at any price. W hether the last row has ttioves ■ * Vi ■ ...... Paquet il’Huvhiiu . . .. ’ ‘ B o r d e a u x . 4 t t i J u n e such an iinpr/3ssion on the mind ofthe In iian Army- been about ribbons, or shoes, is more than I can tell, FtsciTtys B ale B uff“.— Lace, Gold. no information whatever. Mr. Bruce succeeds Mr. E m ilia ...... T im e J eftri« » A; o . . . .Vq^.— Patterns of <’ap, Brea^., »nd W aist, Plates, and of Doveton in the audit and mint Departments, and M r. • L» Feverniam. .. D ir o m C . 4c C « >...... 2d .Au^iift. must call forth. Jealousy of the favoured and averse.- though I just slept into Gundy’s in 3oho Square^. ^ il \he h'sued from tbe Adjutant General’s office. PelJy, Collector of customs in the t^uzeraut a n d • Hupkinson ...... R ib b y «!c C o , , •Ill...... ii j l til J u ly . ness to obey these who, (in violation of all right, an^*»'fc reiTioTal and p o.stings are ordered :— Cu.iloms at the Presidency* • Sir Edward Fapet.. IH>. ...I> 0...... London. jftth Aujfpotic power placed over its officers instead of being as-»- ther back.’ Ì’or Gundy, kind man, always plii t V^^^^TGeneral) Sir E. G. -tannus, Kt., c. b ., from •General Palmer.... Gisborne MenzivsJc Co. d o . 13th July. . sociated with them, upon principles of justice and e«]uk- Majesty’s netes open in the glass case, and tl Nati%*e lo fu n tr j to th e 2d E u rop ean B e e t . • City oi PiMinali.... P o le x f e n Miln** «c C o . . d o . . 2 th A u g . d o . . tv. In such a temper as the ill-advised order of Sfir * the shoe flinches,’ it is not bis doing. As regards aei 'V C. B. U po«>te tion in the cause iu which circumstances, or necessity e d in Anthrosophy, or a full knowledge, optile nature C ly d e ------M. D. is removeff from tne22J and i>osted Mount S. ElphinEtoiii 2W. -N'icol 4c Co...... 5 th O c t. may bave placed them? Collision between theArmVes of man, as Bishop Hail explain.^ it, is not likely to im­ - JEurv p^ia flegim'ot, and directed toj«»in at Poona by I b k in tie r 4¿ C o ...... ; d o ...... ¡5 tli O ct th e I s t C O R E S P O X D E N C E . { L iv e r p o o l •t Sept. of the Crown and the Company will soon show itsielf part the secrets of her shop. Certain there is a regu­ 0 'v ,;n Sc C o ...... i J.o>ndon . . 1 fith Sep. in consequences disastrous to the state, unless the sa­ Foster 4cC o...... I do .... •¿9tti O cU lar outbreak again between the Queen an<* the Du­ *1* \pr»l»ve leave of absence : Ditto ...... I do.. .. |5tii 0.:t. gacity and firmness of the Court of Proprietors promfpts chess of Kent. The Duchess rides out in the morning, t i l ’* £S- .•¡m4gsss^ J I*. M ajor, from 1 st t o 3 ! s t TO THE EDITOR OF THE BOMBAY COURIF.R, Hi/t^inson 4c Cardwell.. | do. 2 5 th S e p t. them to adopt and maintain a well-organized systeiiiiof I d o . . . . the Queen remains at home. The Queen rides in the/ Jaaua-y ituo, in w to remuia in boinbay ou urgent M r . E d i t o r . I shall feel obliged b y y o u r pul: wholesome interference in the momentous affairs of i^iur Great Park, the Duchess walks on the tern ¿e. Thep^, pvivt;'*- «iffairs ■ iL la n e lly in g th e aoeom fianying account of the 3rd and 4th d' I d o .. . . eastern dominions. / the poor Duke of Sussex is bundled hackwarls a#d fo’ I •’ ^ant Su-n^eon D.Costelloe, V.D. from Poona races. Dirom « arter 4c Co. |Liverpool| In Oct. A gentleman of our Civil Service, however hig.hly wards between the Queen an.d Duchess mother, atfti||^ 9 U i b » 3 . - lh*%t 1 uoedKal certificate tc proceed to DigitizedY ours with financial....;D irom «'arter 4cassistance Co, ! do. { Do, from the . .. 1 Ritchie Stuart 4c C o. .., { Do. ifteu by nature, who has risen in the Judicial land ail that is known is that the interviews are not vei^ Tiftots—Asia Felix. [.evenue branches of the service, or who may hfcive satisfactory, and the poor Duchess seems to feci thd , y i ^ n t t e m b v iaSO. POONA RACKS FO .,ttbo.—Jcftne .Antoinette. fbeen brought up in the secretarial d.'pirtm ent, ui3|fless fact, that she cannot put tbe the Queen ia the comer jj 27*5^* «¿¿'pToaiot^ojii IS p**ited to flie '»*44/».— Betsey, Stalkarl, Fazel K urrim , Hydrooi aeid lt;>gini *^• 4 o tF '-f vr\H perr«^ r«» fortb- S r d D a t S a t c r d a t tj finj;.—biMiy Wallac«. ■jornething far beyond the generality of w hat we ¿see, Q uarrelling with one’s m other is unpIe»*r4y4La»J iBT Ra c e .—L adies and Bachelor« GovernmentiUd. Ki'cijvdiny of tht hxtettMaharashtra aeeexcnt. cannot possibly ha e acquired tb -t knowledge of ff iili- »yreeable enough, but Hs*^?rthì* w.os not àt’] F u n d , ? ’‘ e e p s r » k e i« R i on 08 April, 2017 ‘A,

us m t , ^ ^ «-iJicxu. A s iT » • * t ; tbi«. At th tpe.Ji i qne pro cou^^leration iuid dtiupid . having been and in th- latter n o w fh* i>va.« c itly fa ir H nnleivel whic*#et! Ivd < i good« being in the pr«>secution r p;irt.« at a much being proved. Sir ^ 5R-T . t !•.>' fiitii d th»i« they obtained w h o le l«»t o f C a d e ts fro m 7t n u e , _ lio think uiited for only a H- C€fii*tpr, 7. ouii a just coríclnsioiíC ohniir>. Sir Jurnes >ut the period of the 1 made enijuiries relative to the Grand C ver, a har.l ca»e that our Oovei^ d i;i carrying on th ^ ^ _ foveinineat^wcre op- hensive Steam Navigation,—* What was 'ompre- F. Jcn put toso much expense. In nd out of WiiidVor Palace per oim«i- pos il tolTrenewul,—The peoph of course anxious to ‘Oh! its still before the board,* was the 'doing P for revenue, to maintain a right, an*, .vjiy, and all sorts of back way« &o retain su-h beneÜ?i»l privileges.— privileges which ‘ But will the Court of Directors given inianswfr. the object. W ha' tiietiail intentions of our fKX>r Queen has ill sorts of trouble» and ,j-)>n Carlos promis^rd to contirm. And in ih.tt hope' they have no objection to give rr.fisonahle vi.i’ ‘No ! menr may be in resfiect to remnneniting its they joined his party. They however at last ili^covcr- any plan which shall liave f*>r i ts object, the '^innort to only can di«iclosv‘ , but it. is evident that its W hat t terrible smagli it has been ! ! * None of the e«I timt a grant of these privclcges by Dt»n Carlos was Steam Cooiniunicati^n, with that alreadyeady - e.-iuning - * on policy ir> the j;re.«eiit in-stance, 1ms Ii<‘cn remaW /^^»ßper- have taken iiOt;« e of it, but »ti'¡ you may place of little use if the state of the country whs su c h as But they will not agree to any interme ‘eddling rahiishe!i tlie ior«>rTn.«tion I give yi>ii. The to prevent merchants from trading with them. The present arrangements.* Therefore, unless with their the di-ibiir-u*ment of litkhs of Rtij>ees from the ^*' - ^arquis )t H udth’v hrts ' t/ont' to tío* «•//•'//' —broke to Queen’s party etpnilly unable to obtain any perma­ your money for a Provincial Scheme anil ^><'n give par.v's Treasury, uml n*»tldng whatever has hecj ■ .e lune of As L<*r«l Abo*’ne he .va« not a nent advantage, at hast held out the bail of renew­ ve.ssels on yo chiince, exjienditure were made to ciieck the ainhifion I le obtaine an ap liere, with reservdtUy rerrr>\ved very larg» 1\ on hiso’'^n p^r^otxtxl Inynd, a n d of Bergiira has been concluded. It is a glorious liid ia . lihe johher^ wont allow of it . — Ih ld M i sh a re s iu .A.rr»ikan from his threatened attem pt to rtcov».^ y" j ’nietty widesv ftdie» and inaid<*n ladies in sums thing this ]» ilriotisui, but not half so good as trade. he ought to be made to feel the consequences [[, . »f 5 Hnd6'-*K>C. A* fa'.! ,i< tliis lu .u i *y a» o b u tin e d i t In England if you talk now of \va", tbik« lau^h at We understand that Sir Jaspar NIcolls hi temerity, and to be taught that Ids threats are^ ^ .aid ♦>4it ÎH land and ti • htuj eut li'.:«!. Hi« utrent, you They say the worUl has grown, too wise for ced to (»overiiment hl*< intention to assuntts urinoun- at his own co^t, anq., a fftost r€9p^f'( iiii :i. and extrouiely pi(»tis, had away. Dijdnuiacv, trade, tliest? are tlie weapons that iti consequence thereof a special .lately, and |!Ct er givei, ,n an :n .!* rurrent to the Marqui««, and n o w to Ih ? used. But I'hysical force, brute force, or iI held this forenoon, at which vve persuncouncil was W e learn that a singular case w*a& investigated tur out to defaulter to the amount of using gunyiowder for anything but partridge slu>oting, I Cf'llency will be sworn in, ami take *e His Ex- Court here ye.'tcrday, hy the Senior Assi.stant to A lto g e tl tl "* ioiut assets between Far­ is the height ol folly. K^partero was to be at Saragos­ I the Company’s Forces also, agreeably cominund of Commi-sioner, of which the f llowing are conci *ordon and ine M«ir(|ui will not amount to sa on the -4th 0 '‘tober an*i Cabrera was fortifying Bo­ ¡of his commission from the Flonorable ^to the tenor the prtrti«»ulsrs ; XV)±T. 11 w ill c ■■o-II t'.xtrc.iie di'-tre^s to a class of leta. The Tory papers are ail furious with the Arch were made aware yesterday that. His Court. W e A^'idto Lit o’li ier of th? Taling Corps, whose nam jer^ons but buJly ahi. hear uj) against it ; of course Traitor Maroto, and the mercantile principle of money had received, a s Commandcr-in-Chief in Excellency is N'ganioo, having conceived a desire to distinguís] ; is to be placed atoi :in«h*r tru>tces, but at hi*« ad- not men, by which the war lias been brought to na }>Btcbes from the home authorities by lndi:i, des- himself us a military Icailer, f«>r sume ti tie past his n n o v a tio n s iitile prutit ill that- On the ftnc«*d a g e th o e w i i e n d . niail,— a fact which shows tliat those anil the October been I'ligagcd in pcrsua«liiiir others to join itiiii in th^ ispecially a« rej2 fctiiination oft«cf<'an did not like the look of his banker’s book, and susj>ect« c o m m a n d ; w h ic h w e so m e tim e sin c e e.x 4*.ir, and paid no less he has been chouked. He wont give ii|> the Turkish our own opinion that be ought to ha pressed it us h e w a s to lea»^ a g a in s t th e B u rm ese, W ith a to enee has established the fact, tU it a n 2<*,iaX)±‘, — n o t s«- b a d f.»r a p e rs o n b u t iictle s h o r t nor anything else. Ho is extremely civil but not , then. ve been even secure the fi'lclity of hi> followers, he adnduisltre»l to ter than anotiier, it wo'ihi be negl* ctm; É y e a r s o f ag« - to be done, either by the hve great powers or l)y Bo- them an oath according to the form used by the Bur­ ' Tom hnb. Ma ••¡idlay i« Secretary at war, and the we to refrain'’from urgi ig the adopt-^n ghos Hey. Boghos’s account exhibited a surplus of On Saturday morning, considerably * mese in that ceremony. Unfortunately for his farther r> paj>ers are furi«»*»« and iu the height of their ig- 1 h a s b e e n p ro v e d to be tlie most eligioli talaris, instead of which there was a real defi­ semlilage of the Council which is r. ferrtbefore tbe as- progress in tlie path which he had chalked out, Ids raiiCfc enquire wh.it r* i«*sible kno*xledge Mr. Mu- 1 has been drawn from us hy infoi «bufi ciency of 4 inidions. The viceroy ivill sq u e e ze Mr. ' the following paragrajih which was, of cd to, we wrote plan explode»! t«io soon, and he was suminone»! to ap- ulay can po«sc« a*» n ga*-Is the army. I think the lioghos Bey and no mistake. As to the five great in our Mofussii en I allowances of beer, instva ’ ( command of her Majesty's Forces in f to assume the that his merits h .ve not been duly app eciated He ,„(pi exclusion of, spirit.jons liun tbir the Fox is de»ired by ail parties, an.l that they ma»t concede all he ' from the Honorable Court. We wrtunity to t *st this imp».>rtan guns. W e now Uvirn that during her stay there, no­ • when it is considered how niurii every There is little d-mbt but his ' rasi iron impudenre, Oen.Chrzaniiwski was taken under the s{>ecial protection . that those authorities took it for granact which shows thing could exceed the respect an«l civility with which Kirill a»too —f- some of the more p>»ti>h*.‘d arri*-tv>cpats’ dier cost the Company to hiing him hel of Lord Ponsiiiiby contrary to the desire of Russia. He. | i w’oiild find him in actual command nted their orders the oificers w’ere treated by tbe Burmese Authorities ; “ He has at.dres^» u alerter to his F.dinburg constituent admit of doubt, that looking upon thcl it seems, '•epaired to the head Quaters of Hafiz Pasha time since expressed it as our own which n e some that a iiinner was got up by the Governor on the oc­ F - quiU in h:s own stvie. He tells them he ha.s accepted merely one of pure economy, the CompanJ for the purpose of inspecting the Army of Anatolia, , ought to have been even then.’ • opinion that he casion ; that he went on board the (Jonxcoy a n d w as Bhout hi'-^itation tiie suimiioiis which called him to very great srHiners. lby supplying their Eur* and hi* fouml it .so completely disorganized as to he \ The cPízreífe of tile same evening politely shown the interior of the vessel. li is ^eldi>m, Ik i..e post »1 difiii oltv. res’-‘-»n»Lbihty. and honour. He incai>ahh* of any M ilitary Operation whatever. His re- ' ficial account of the transaction, wnidpuhlished the of- even liberally with beer, instead of spirit we believe, that tlie Burmese of high stations have haf tiie iioiue in the present insta'»ce the Governor will make a good .one» n . .v call him Babi ieioiigue Macaulay, and siy, the lady b- ing so closely w.tiche l by Koshrew Pasha assume his command ; that consequ.lls should a t once the hil'it of drinking of either beer or use of ins infirm ation, and send up a minute report of tem perate’y» than a scildier wh*) has been i^ie h « ,:lveu the public no otFer evhlenre of bis wis­ that she declar...s she caiiiiot writ % from which secret to Sir Henry Fane was not conteníj’ently liis reference his visit to the Capital. dom than IS to i»e found in the atr ^cioushj tyx'annicai and private reason alone her letters are not printed in Guards : and that however coui teoiwluted at the Horse I to take spiidtuous liquors, although moderauf^ We understand th t troops, to the number of about former ma)' he said to be removed to anotiier gral a n d t>€u-l>arously disp^U i^ CtHie which he w'ould have all the Newspapers. The intrigue is how»*ver political to the last named personage, it wnis.s it in.iy have been l i e six hundreoa»»ed upon India.’ He i» jwetty well taunted al­ and not private or likely to lead to a M o r g a n a tic bie with reference to the unhinged really not advisa- . the purpose, ii is saiil, of relieving th»ise who have been introxicalion from excess in drinking beer, is not i ro- ready with not being able to deliver himself of three M a r r ia g e . The w hence derived of that same term service. Sir Henry is now positive state of the public j some time stationed there, and that a small force of (hictive of tiie same excesses of passion, as iutem^>e- ^onst*CM?;\e at'iitences w ithontas niany* days* previous ‘ M ^rganati^^jSiarr age' 1 do not know, but it is now recent order—by the concurrence osly s u p e r s e d e d; liis about two huniJred anil fifty men, under tlie commaml ^»r«i>urati4‘ii, 1 iuippo.s( directly Parliament meets he raiice in brandy or other spirituous and dtliteriou* fasliiotiabJy d to those description ol marriages neral, whose concurrence was wovf the Governor Cre- i of a son of the Governor of Bileng, an individual well rwiii t.Hve a regular set niadt- at him to make him talk disfiliation«. Intoxication, it is said y whicharc not n.-irriages, as for instance the Duke of face of the new comniissioiis— is I'th nothing in the known here, is coining to take up his quarters at Mar- :er:ii4Vq. ..g, iis .Mrs. ChHpt>elsmiUi, tb<* female s- ^ which hech hu» ..I.rh Wik irriiM :j to the priof, we wbuhl say “ go to the h ispital’ r i- ludi.i i w .^oiiit Stock i’oit m Company for the Jonathan Stubbs reminds inc of brother .touatiian “ » ...‘^*** la »ugh w e g r ie v e j chosiBn as a place of rendezvous for troops We are not decided advocates for Temperance of iin|TO\iiig tbe growth of cotton clean-| who has g»»t into a sad fiuaiicial difficulty. The Uuit- ¿f procedure" ^ merchant at Han- ' fi*'“"' '" ^*'’** bodfe. of men ; hut !* .•km*', purchasing, and iii short doing ail kind« . ed States Bank drew on Messrs. Hottinguer and Co. T here isa/TT/m’/píí'now which you cannot of Paris tor a sum of money, the bills for which the ’ • , I •'"v i>«i. 1 Í I 1 u y ziiiir, wiiijiiui. a liieuicai oerni ui of p .ph — head», and a great number of Cai- | French house refused to accejit. The credit of the U- „".S ¡Z 'IS i.'n ;s were at lasti Z ’t l' with """VM.2 ,u 00 cta.i«is “ . r ; "of : arms, and s that r . rhe j ;has . “ con ..’i e ¿aent- " * ,«- distilled liqu»>r>>y wliutever, w ™ . should be a highly r e tu r/is .-i»i to footer it, which principle is, that . nited States Bank however required to be saveil, and J‘list “ »lisapprobation. . . He brought it e token otthc-r iv i- veil fresh testi.no,.mis ot regard from His Ma- .„¡„„i „ti to til' land, atnl to do phi-|p i l i way. The new banker’s act has COin[)lctely broken usurpation) after he hai>v, aiidc»'ltoii l«igs*ther There is really nothing * down. By that act new banks were prohibited from laborious and responsible duties of theilfof the more! dence, Maulinaiii, an inr.oij, as we understand liis cha- tomary salute, the swearing in of His Excellency Sir now u 'Î !vs bul Pnii-aii-ibro-py and—Ed-u-ca-ti-on. issuing notes of their own, but on the ileposit of state say the least, extremely unbecoming office, was, to | racter------here----- is Fuch ■’ as to - render ' • ' his . . fonorable . ‘ re c e jitu - In F^'iinbnrg': I »hi ti«l »ay liiey are edaeati.in mad ; s to c k ovemmetit Paper) or mortgages were to be that the waywardness fie lias displityt-i and we trust j ■laspef Nichols as Commander-In-Chief, and Com- tion somewhat dou))tful.— Ib id , N o v . *20. mander-in-Cliief he now is. Sir Henry Fane’s most re.-:!v, k sturing mud. ^*^u hear scarcely any I supplied with paper currency ; thus carrying into ef- (indeed we think it/«is operated) as id will operate I extraordinary General Order “ to the contrary m>t- feet the Scheme so often suggested as aifording per- the Horse Guards and the Court to st lesson to both I thiñ ' ‘ of, but via»'»*- and institutions—and Ma- | T lie S c h o o n e r. H a w k e lias come in from I’angoon with.standing.” W e understand, that Sir.lasper Ni­ feet security to the public. their batiks are termed t«-mper and discretion for the cliief coisjlect officers of if rii--.^’"go to >ctiool with tl:'ir G ieren , an»I stay w ith d u rili; the week, hut we c-aniiot learn that she has chols is sworn in compliance with possitive in*truc tlieir ;bildreii uml return witj^Tiiein. and then talk ali State Security Bank.«. Their capital-stock consists of dia, and tmt merely those who.se piiuiiand.s in In-I ____ ...... 'll.Ibrought any news-as to the state ofnffairs a.., I ___at _i..that place. • - .1,.. tVoin _ Lord Hill, that' the new . Commander-in . . . . ». the e% ^ming on the ii^ n»ve«» their h»»u>chold hn Ktitine’s w^jirovedly in the | Goveriirnent. She reports that the ThistU:. which sail- | cem ber 7. C he:i.i»try, /-ooK- M iuerah»gv, ert'ecls and cau- for a profit. The deniaml for note,« is great. But when the present course of events, we are alll be affected by | ed beiiire her, ha 1 eticouiUered b-ad weather, and be-j 4 ( n d t t ie nc% ei t i. b» -■¡gotten Logic, are the niaiii returned and hard cash is required the controller of ceive; but it s»»enis to us that he too ' a loss to con- ing deeply loaded, it was deemed necessary to throw* W e perceive, from the Calendar published in ariot’ »yroiiit An\tlnn*g, in ' -r. in the «hiq»e of a well edu- j the statiB securities will find tliein really unsaleable and clow n his b a to n of command, unless tiiiiust at once lay over-board u part of her cargo. The native \>asseiig- ' column, that there are fifty-seven prisoners and ti rat'd niri or boy I did i- t iue**t in my travel«, I dare ; there will be no way of redeeniiiig the issues which in Lord Aucklan»! hoM him (apparAe extreme iavor ers of w'hom there were a great many ou board, l>e- 1 ©av tho.*MB I d id Hi»'*. :, c« ulo have told l»o li you au»l 1, must in the cousre of trade return on them, Tiie State ty-eight cases for trial at the present Session«. At th e Ill-cause of His Excellency's treatnuiiiitly hot the less, came alarmed anrl iii.sisted on the ves.sel being put j j same Sessions of last year, there were one hundre I and many ot the t. k n o w le ilg e gv>o«i thiug.-% w h ic h 1 S ?.;urity B tnK.s have been buying up the notes of pany’s officers) slnjuld establish him iuit of the Coin- back, wb'ch being opposed by tlie Syraiig, they pro- . ; forty-tw»^ prisoners ami one hundred and »me cases for w e n e v e r ev»*ii d r m» IT, au use force an.l finally compelled him to re- jI trial. This sh')'^8 that the One-Magistrate Act, w bat i» called e»iti« » In the jireseiit «lay, we have n k n o te s fo r sp e c ie p a y m e n t. I n c o n s e q u e n c eBa man»Jer-in-'*^‘ef in India. We think honstitured 0»>in- turn to Rangoon.— I b a i, 9 tio rignt t«« judge, the leading teature ©eeins the iucal-| of this, the safety Banks are making arrangements an occasion respecting which some very fitting, on thouirh extremely niiscljiev»m« In otlier re.^pecis, ha« f cuiin¿^ the j.reate»l«:< ' ' of' respect in children towards; for refusals, an«i are a»*cnmulatiiig masse-» of the rendered the jurors an essential service, in •'lliniiilshing nines chose to broach opinio is very d our contenipo- O.VLCUiTA CJÜRIEU, D r c b m d k u 7. J their parent-». I'U» liberty und etpiality principle notes of the new Banws preparatory to making a dash I their labours to abouta third of what they otherwise own, to s|>ecify to our r»‘aders that Oferent from our r between the fatlier.ii*d son. »lauuhteraiid mother. The at them. If unable to redeem in specie the controller j would be. novel p»>sition of military-otficial athvT views of the Lieiitenant General Sir Jasper Nicollswas sworn in j The Chief Ju.stice will sit to-day at 12 o’clock pre- ♦ I s tie r In iw ^ v e r i< more f> ■ uliurly c«>nfined to England, will be called on to sell the securities, though where the proved the correct ones, for while we lirs have been this »lay. with the usual ceremony, Couiuiander in Tht Ri'veriml Mr D-i; h.i * creiile*! a very strong im- buyers are to come fr»./in, in such an emergency, no one ' ciscly, anti for the reuiaiadcr of the Sessions ut ) > our army friends to confide in what weiaturally wish Chivfof Her Majesty’s anti the Hast India Company’s A. I I .— D ec. 9. prensión in bcMfi- u*i, i** ivor of his system of education can tell. But you may see from this that the atfairs of the naturally, feel proml of being able to s say, we, also Fi>rco in India, »in*l took his seat as an Extraor»Jinary 111 IiKhn. B« ii> return, the idc-u was that lie had * American money market are in a most confused stale, confidence will nut be iiiispIuced.— De»>Uew that such Member of the Council of India, on the strength of Mr Turton hit« been appointed by the Governor- ’4» failexl in ^ iitiir up to tl .• instructi«>ns he ha»l receive»! i and neither certainty or security for s|>eculaUon can be I ------?. 9. H er .Maji3sty*s commission received in Calcutta on the ^ i r o m t h e * inir. h ot >e»dl‘lid ; that idea he has completely I htiped. In London, the money m arket has been ex- General in Council, to suceed to the appointment ¿rf ' H. M.’s Ship C onxeay ha.« b r o u g h t 14th ultimo • A»1 vocate-General upon the c mteuiplatecl ratireaieiit ^reniov-d, am, 1 foun.í evi-ry where I went iiifiuiries j treinely tight, auJ not at all bettereil by the Corn Maulmain to the ¿0th ultimo. We ai-advif-.es from — of Mr. Pearson We cordially hope that the a)q>oint- .-^regunling biiii, ami that is exactly what Mr. Dutf s¡»eculJtioiis ; the ühddirths h ive made it good thing or items of informarion worth extracting fnnex the only It is reported in the English papers that the V ernon ment may be confirmed by the Court of Directors.— ■*! says,’ seemed tuc hi*^he>t approval that could be afford- ' it »luring the m outh. They got their bonds through the ffiain Chronicle :— !rom th e M a u i- together with Her Maj»*sty’s ships B le n h eim am i E d in ^ Ib id . ded. He h.---a rooir \*art\ to back hUu- 1 Custom House at Gss Bd. und. the very next day the It is pretty well niiderstood that th' b u rg h returned to Spithead on the 15th September in TU-, K. l-A •»upaiiv*- three >i«5am ship-«, eacbaliout d u ty w e n t u p to 11s a s u m o f ÍL00O,OÜO w a s p a id in sition of »mr Government towards Avae pacific dispo- conse»pience of thn heavy gnies in the Channel. The It appears by the Gcn.'ral Onlers that S IrJ‘i.spcr OTO ions, tF€ almost ready to start. The * Queen’ g».»e« duties on that day. The terrible drain of Bullion, the fixed to undergo any change, unless sc, is too firmly* fnllovving letter, which we observe quoted, from * ap- to Bengal. The Cleopatm and Se-^O'-tris to Bombay* ^tfick of which with the Bank of England is less than Nicolli Ims as.snmed the Cuhimiiu».it'r-in-0hier«h!p of event o»#cur to disturb it. \Ve believe, ime unexpocte»! tain Denny to Mr. Green, the managing owner of the the Queen’s and Company’s Force« in th e E a st l a Though the Queen t<» t 'al'*utta \ believe she i.scUief- i;-’3ooo,000 m ust have a greatw etl’ect on the . Corn p Laws. raw’adie is inclined to postpone, for talso, that Tha- VeruH n, mentions particulars of the trip. The letter but it does not .appear, whether Sir Henry Fsn^ lyintemie»! forth» I-'. »tu I s . ami th« «uppresrion ofpinicy. An*l tjie bail harvest last yeiir, und the iudilferent one attem pt to drive us from tliese provincehe present, any was ».lated from St. Helens, on the I6th September— They shoiihi «ri.vke a n.» - of it between the lbr»»e. As this (tor in the North oi England aud Scothuid very cumstances w*e are in»lebted f»>r this fas. To what cir- party to this arrangemcfit. Ifhcjsnofc, w»* it will no »ioubc, affonl to all of Capt. Denny’» friends eevl ia the curious prtidicauiont of haviug tv regard» rui * - . horse called Ruoy, has this year run little has been saved) will force tUc necessity of iu his Majesty’s mind, doe« not in this place, a satisfactory proof of the superior quali­ rnanders-in-i hief—two Kings of Brentford, thirteen raves -iiid be^i second eleven times. curing the foreign supplies by an exchange of English may be the success of the North ties of his new shi|is. Captain Denny says, the ye.rnan be bad en»>ugU tbrthe gei»eral ]»oUcy of nun _ 1 quite forgtiî \ ou knew nothing about the St. Lf d niunut'actiires. Exche»|uer bills are at a terrible dis­ wliich he has gained some kiiowl ^ is vast.y superior in sa*ding to his former ship the &'e- aifrtirs ; but what ar..' the Staff and the j ger, or that it was won by Major Yarborough’s Charles count, yet notwithstau»liug all there was last week a he is »lisinclined to risk the stabilitv* o'—it may r in iu p a ta m ; an»l states it as his opinion that she is 1 2 th . Blo«‘> m sbury u o w h e r e —a m i EucU»l se c o n d O a z e tte w ith o u t a single JSankruptcy o f any sort. in a n d in g ns, to d o T h e y h a v e contingencies ot a contest with a militiV his seat on the able, under canv'as alone, to overhaul the JE dinhurgh them two (icneral Orders, the one — the first heat, a »U'.ul heat, and the sec»ni»l as much One of the most fasUionuble ways of plunder, at the he has once seen victorious in his coiury power wiiicli which is considered as one of the fastest men of war in one’« a« the other's. Euclitl seems inclined to be a present time is robbing and murdering one’s self. A ports and Returns to be sent to tiie Hea»l-viiiarter.s tliat the earthquakes in tbe upper parntry— it may be th e N a v y • Poulatlpoor, the other that these dnetuneat« should b" dead heat hors»», niul at tiie Newm arket October meet- I Mr. Fen, the house steward of the Senior United Service ons hnr.l at his Capital, may have fillet of his domini- “ I fancy, from the weather last night, vou wdll ting ha> run a »lead heat with Ether for the gnind Club, has b»»en discharged for an outrageous attack sent to tbe Military Secretary of Sir Ja.«i/er Nieoils. U superstitions ‘ears-—an»i it may be tlon himself, and in another case when a sum of of some of his Eastern border provinc*ie disturbed state use beating about against a Soutn-west gale and sea ning was steady from md to cn«l, an»l he won hy a £ i 500 has been stolen, it is strongly suspected the pr»)- ing, as a pea-pilgrimage to MeeCk, Perhajjs fiy»eUfl- the quiet withdrawal ol'tlie Residency's,—-or it niry be I have every reason to be delighted with the Vernon’s ing to both, the danger of a i'aUe »U p niay bo a»»uJ ; length—stakes 9^K) Sovereigns. Besides tlii-, he won prietor is the thief. — A tir. Heury Porter, a butler, regarde»! by him as a concession on our from the ca()ital performance under canvass* I put out the steam di­ the town plate of Sovereigns. Muley Ishmael is ♦ hough in tlie latter case it may be consi»Jered iiidige- ded. But then the orders on the reports may b» c-i ; dared determination not to permit a part, to his de- rectly the breeze freshened ; and on taking ofi the now the favorite for the Derby, lietting 15 to I,—.’ nst about tiiree mihîs ahead. W e gained on her every tack cettlW, an»l though Cabrera may hold •ut for a sliort I Lion King,* during which performance he will drive etter from Rangoon, received duri9|rj of a jn-ivate she made, till she was only one mile and a half from tune, it will only Imj until he gets a good sum. Don ! the lions in harness about the stage, over bridges and w e informed that ‘ the Xha-ra-wad-tng the last week, us, and the Blenlieim three and a half miles dead to Assuming that Sir Jaspnr NicoHs Im« arlos in France has resigned all preten«.i»>ns t»i the | other extraordinary places. lively coming eriyso, to have an eiiliU. • Don Ferdtmin«!, has proceeded to Naples having j sold out, Major Cureton of the lOiii Lancers parchas- 1 that peace is kepi with the and Martaban, outside, but doing no ^ o d . The Vern<»ii was very easy Commahiler-in-thief; anJ any mfiri iiT!^ given bail f«>r hi«, good behaviour. The Amnesty ing the Lieutieiit. Col. T, in the 3d. In the I6th Lancers . Governors of those places adopt ntl fish, and that the in tbe nights, though it blew excessively hard at times. ry may»i. experi'»ncft iu con^e.qu.* k '^ aaiblibhe»! ib li is most coinpb'te—Cabrera and nine others 1« sucesión to Cureton are Lowe to be Major, W il- j on a collision.’ We ha»l pr-^ ^asures likely to We found no other inconveniences from the wheels tribuLed to his own lingering dii lonelo n e being excepted, it not only pardons all poli- iiier to be Eiiptaiii, J. P. S.mth to ^ Lieutenant, also , expresse» hU desire 3usly heard that beyond the detention. A little water came through, I b d E Ä i *al •otfeiices, but places botl* parties precisely as thej^ oweetenhani to be Lieutenant, V ice ! chants reside ut Ava, a id had sho P'lave foreign mer- b u t th a t w e c a n sa fely p r e v e n t. W e r e it uof i».-- j^vious to the struggle—all emigrants are aUow- roraotioTi of Cureton’s hasDigitized been a job, at which tbewith ' the uisappearnce financial »>f a fi\v_ ih eassistance iq tfV little anxiotv at hering from th? . I theshould lik^ *- tlxeiu, to have Th? Deputy Governor « * those who Temavjejhi^^dv>ine are iijrse Gifards have been at w o r k , for the last year, and 1 was peace li spiciallv C.S tjere a fair trial w;. which is, 1 understand, a grand »Jimi^at bfi ¿uto tybt ar.il^ it. They di»l h»»pe to have ' tb e Woj4 ; Er^lish. E\ en as fast as any ship in the Navy. The man-of-war had Friday Ev'eninf^.-^'^^ioh wi^ Kip» of Ui»^ 3d tj^i^uf so Tar as to en- a çref.t advantage over us in reefing and working, the Siiuremsup!*' e *,_‘»>art-itn»i Government of Maharashtrawhich must be adt’ed to the Vernon's »‘npaeffv. f «•utboriih— RÍ tl»e P r'w p L on 08 April, 2017 h e a r tily e ifUo their aiieady h»en so anij! to ext« n

R e a d e rs ( fo r v»e Journal is ' not in corjB »^ai ^bK i^bvd. UH 1) VY, 2 Î ST D 'î'^ .-ÎM B E R . 18-13. - in place of being seated, beat as it were on spearing ^ draw mferences ^as to their pruncuiiic v in olK*^ ciored U'hant on the evening of rhe 1 1 th of August fish, she might lean on an anchor, or Boat enthron- *"* branches, ’ *" *"“* in fact there Is h irdly any part of the C’^*j for a few hours at Madeira uh the loth, crossed the J e y o r d s h ir e . Capt. Alfred Chapman, sai^* ed in somesome graceful gracetul manner manner upon upon the tne waters.waters, or vil polity o í a nation, its Cr »verii’ucut»rcli^'o.i,it . t*i * 09 the li^th Septeuiber in W cossed the Meri- T h e ... ners, commerce, prO;i:fss in refim*ineat and t'n La.^'uHa’« on th e SUtii O ctober. S|>«(ke th e Lfyrri for London on the 27th Instant, with standing erect she might hold in her outstretched ^^bf^bound Ui Bengal oti the lstt>f Noveni>»^r in Lut. hand the orb, and on it a little winged figure of arts, tW t the study of its money ni ly not, to * l>>ug E . Troops<»-She had been to tbe t ) L foliov.'"^ P»sseng,rs . victory* of which the Antique supplies many a extent, throw light upon; we refer of cou‘-.a to Ou ding from thet>ce on the l«^tb of October. - At that 'r>nfrom B om btry.^C ndy MalttuDd, Mrs. ElHntanet"i t ly t!i,»3>ii ‘;e rth e WcilinytoiX nor Hobert Smedi h a 1 arrived. T’o Lon,lira. <*»1. WUithiil, Mr». MaJ' rSm irh «itd8 Children, charming example, at all events tliat the figure Ship called the M a r y , wnieU sailed from Uve<‘ptx>i one ('liikl, S's and 3 i luldrcn, Vir». MonXtiiore and 4 Chihlren, should be varied to avoid its present unmeaning sprung* from or in hmmediate aMianoe wiih ihi of A u^at, had arrived with news to that date—> Mrs H<'>bert'. ami 2 Children, Vila» NiohuUe, Major TalUwink» sameness. He further suggests that on any import \nt Greeks, of many of which Wi liav * httie left bat the 2d* N. Long Id ' 3ir VS . I «»polte Uie >hip Natitlx*; Mr:«. \MUr-r,Lieut. < ol. O. B* J&uie», C apt. Miller H. M, 4UtL'. names, yet we confidently aniicip ti ’ that ere m mv isccrdam to the < *hpfc— om th e 10th 01 November, off 2 Cbili:ren, Massie- event occurring, it sliould be commemorated by an aid's Island, [ spoke the ship S o r th Uon f>om Dub> I Retrf. Liout x from the Conet.^ Mra. Dumersoe, and 2 chll- issue o4‘ money bearing some appropriate, type, as y e a rs e la p s e , th e n u tn is m itiV »«.lirit n o w a b rc a il v*! ■’nr.y with Hmibrrnnt 5~-on tholU h of November in 7*0 Lond/ • alker and one ( hlld, Mrs. DartncU, aad 2 Chil­ for exam ple after the battlc^of Trafalgar, who vrould Have enabled us to pen-.'trute the mist of a*rcs ;v;v Long SO^ K. 1 «exchanged nambers with tiie Scoria dren, Mr? ol. 'nderstin, M. Arxay, Licat. Cul. Me Vla«ter, to bring to light many things in regard to those i. ; union to Bengal—she had troops on board. On the dren, Lii'Ut. tabelh H- ‘ **1»^ Begl W alker Eb^. not have looked to see on the reverses of our so- N ov. in I*at. 0 3ff N , cb**onr. 90" 35 E. exchanged, Lieut. Mon*e 9e frofo Tionibny .— Mr». Jaeoh, aud 3 CL«ldr*fi,ildr*n, ' vereigns a sm all figure of viotory upon the prow of tions U»at now lie buried ui darku«'3S.—'fne ahl with H. M. Brig ChiMers bound to TriacoorsUee. T o the Cti/h t apt. W, Jacob, B. A. E. C. Morgan "I Bail, Galley, waving her wings and bolding in her out- author of the E-^^ay ‘before us hasoond«ns?d whhin Mns. O aiU kiu. a small compás-, ih;\t ha^ as yet been <\—insLaaie l and 2 CUiilre stretched hand the wreath of conquest, or stiice Lately receWed accounts from Bombisy «kpprized na Nelsor.’s death checked the public exultation, how of ancient BvCLrl't, ihro* the l.t >ours /»f ou*^ lae severe illness ot HU Excellency A dntm l Mail- 'nt our Readers to-day with a most be autifully expressive of a nation’s feelings, would Countrymen and of toieignu-s, fivin? due licnin Iftnd, but din uot prepare Ur to expect so t.peedy and We )iros',j i'ne uondon Corres;»oadent of the tho.se eminent names connerted with Indi.i, de-i' fatal a terminatiou thereto ns that announced in the a mourning Victory have been, and would it not amusiaj^yett merely oinittias: one paragraph vrhich fo U o w in ;5 General Older. Thcdenth ol 51* Frederick have been creditablo to the M int a«\d agreeable to andlning, whose researebps have servi'd so mtte- this particular juncture cannot but be regarded as Enylis-i-nan,, j^te L itly Flora Haiting-», now a the people that in tlxe year, in which sl-avery was riallv to’ forward the caus;-., to Col Tod and .Mr ij toward event. relates to aad one of too dUtre saiag and me- abolished, there had been an issue of money bearing i M asso Uj Generals Allur’d mwi V.-ntura, !Mr. Prin* S 0| a â p Co. R F o rt S t. Q eorye, X>ecetnb^r 9, 13J9 It o a 2 c*. t« ice-tol(i 1. jtare, to l>e ailud-ei to with aay thiag some device to irerpetuate so interesting an event, j-»®P* 1-^"* Sweney end Lieut. B-)i)tes—.muc!) of w'uatii llcwioji lioTobay (vuzetu* Kxtraoi'diociry is republisli- as for example, Britannia standing upon tlie chains | *■'*'* Esmy unfolds hivm g alreaU(ice«. directs the clng in the Fort beiioi«t- like levity. • V i i a 0 0 “ in a country, circumstanced as England now is, i -riociaty of Bengal, we hardly think that wc, ed Hail MatT igh at Sunrise to-morrow aod ooounue stj . State of .\fT.«irs in China and the cri- • 0 m hs» p er £ until Sunset, and th a t Vtiuate G uns, corre:»poB ling with the with interests so immense, swaying an Empire to j be w.irranted in making any Extracts. _ Age 4'f the deceased, »efired from the rumpurts. Tlie present,}" Captain Elliott have called forth a which that of Rome in the height cf its glory, is 5101 ! 4ure indeed that we could ouly do so at tii? i isk J B y order oj' tfte Bty^U /jTo.i* 6lff the tjiovernor in Council tical position <■,^;ety on the part of this Ghsvernment, to be compared, every year almost m ust biiug forth ; f>f ioj'*stice to our author, such is ihi: merit of lii.s^.^f ns ot UieOo^errimcot raîeof Exchan^, tiie H r. CiX.tiijaK ,—Chief Secretary. «rt Ware II use sbt'Wé s greeter transaetioa ve.'-y natural attend that Captain M aitland has been S' me event worthy of being comincuiorated by j work anil so eomplele is it in a l it.- part», nevert'ie-^^jj 80)00 effort of the Artist’s talents. Our author ne.xt j wo canno) deny ourselves th ‘ pleasure of in=. - r i caiTX«s.—^*^nfe»t re p o rt ot wiuch La- I h av e h e a rd fro m gfxid authority that the Bisho]» and we underSgceeJ to China in the W e l l e s l e y , b u t S ^ tu itie s , ii*-|K)'w»tIonf In th e 5 pc?r [ o f M a d r a s m a y b e e x p e c te ii a t th e P r e s id e n c y b y th e cites a variety of types and emblems fr<>m ancient '"S' Professor iVi/son s rouehiding reinai ks, iti liln ;*,( rattf^ sod ihe 4 p**r cexrts, eontl-j jr>th current. Hip» J..ord 5^hip ’ 8 health we uQdc‘!*?tanJ is requested to pr upon himself the responsibility, and coins, which be thinks might be introduced »ithwith ' trtiUr'n o'’5''^ of ttie advantages aclvantages resulting resuJtirig from from the the .'r,.n hi.h .aj - ;yrt! rate, thej h.i^c«sec t-.>, during, the doae of j f,^|. ^f»od : his unrem iriiag aiteution ta. his e^ds- declines takingon that the resort of single ships to perfect propriety upon our coins, and which the sturly that w’e have I.een attempting to advoi’are„'|i. .. , ¿-fer I oteR of X copal dutivs has contributed greatly to injure it. tVe is also of opini power of acting will ordy tend Ancients haveshewii to be consistent with the strict- : hoping that tliv v may prove some iricit-Miu nr -I inten.*»* S I 6 a R s. 10 8 a 10 Oprct.Prim are glad to find that the Bishop purposes lending his ¡ole those fond of this study, of who'n w ■ h ive ni.inv 'rf- poweriul influence in favour of the estub; isltment of China w ithout.puv,gfpj 5g question and do more list beauty aiid good taste. Victory for example, - r- ...... ■' ’ ' . ------■ ...... ’...... V: standing upon a car guiding t-vo or more spirited this countr y, to forwai-d by their eontn. iUi.ins m l.^-j f£^4i iVu.l ,1 5 1 0 1 ^ 0 the projected College for Native Education.. still further to i. Speculation is rife as to the pro­ »feeds, a winged Victory, or a Victory carving a tro- • «‘"¡'port iheinlerests o. an assoc'ciatiou so cvi-ry w ay'ï^;^ Jay pti C ent 80« 88 harm than gooduf tj,g lamented Admiral. Rear the Numismatic So-^C j •ßt 4 I »S' t>wt. 44a 45 JDiset. SIXTY-FIFTH COVE .tXMENT EOXTERY'. phy, ora fem.de diaped figure riding on a dolphin I worthy of enrourugem-tu as Ilf NGAX.. - Shares a t 2,300 Rxipve« pteinium. bable successor 'Hiam Parker, one of the Lords of cr on a sea horse, as on the coins of Pyrrhus, or ! of London, i t m ay b ee allov.’ -il m e in l 'o r - j j - . * *X. S hatceat 3^* Raphes prenxiaui tv’ thoaeof S eco n d jDny'tt D ra xrtn x v f the Second (.*lo9s^ Admiral Sir Wi t|,ought to be the most probable even on a swan, and for emblems he cites the prov? j elusion to remark, th-ai t!ie Oohisthns far a;!- vary^ fram 80v> Ru|nces jpvania accotdin¿ to ) Thursday^ the 26ik jDerember lS3i). the Adniiralty i*i man of great energy and said to of a Galley, a dolphin one or more as on the me- I “ verted to, strikingly illustrate the adv-iuti^e ;► No. 1752 Prize » f 3U,i Oo C. Hnjjees, “ and interest of Munisinatio resean h--roc-l —Sbarea 8» befoee« No. 272-2 Prize of 5,000 C. Rupees. person. He is i- officer. At the Admiralty he is dal eons of Syracuse, the head of a Trident as on M'aaxHOT ShareacMafn tí a disroimt Ano- the coins of many ancient cities, or the union of “ they confirm whnt is known, snof'ly v,: k-eut, er CiO Ra^etrs-ewuribtitiutt U ealied for. Nos, 1944 a!ul 45n7 Prizes of 50i» C. Rupees each. be a very smart working Sea Lord, and altho' Lord is unknown, furui.sh addition li f.ift- to iu-s- Nos. 420 751 930 2 576 ami 3175 Pri;;es of >4100 tl.fe two last as on the coins of Hiero, or the ancient C—Fqual to&U (. t.anrnvi'eial wauta. known, as the ' himself all the patronage of the “ tory and stamp fai ts alrpadv rt;c»*.d-‘d with aU' ' c h*'S v; L- ¿ i / ...... 2-b(i irmtuL* per R upee “ the antiquarian and ntrnisniati.-v.c. -2«27 297-2 316.3 3 2 2 2 . 3 3 7 8 a 4-21 3 4 3 4 34-51 verse, rtJIcrrrtlreferrt-d ti-lto in lU the llit: last ; Tition-ihilmí d l* I^ssiv í..,a¡> * * w.th We have been \ dateil Kurache* the 7 th De- I thunderbolt, the shield and Helmet as martial expi inatory notes. We ivotild recommend 8 5 3 6 3 5 4 2 3567 3614 36-20 3678 3-145 3751 symbols might likewise occasionally be introduced II. bEnvicR 9 recommas-, 3 « 6 l 3303 395-2 3997 4014 4 0 6 8 4 0 7 3 4 1 0 0 tract from a lett Î7t.. ju st. received new.i from the engravings to the attention of th ■ G' nthnnen e . i \ 1 vft ap,.ropriateJy enough, hut ?»t all events, if there _:_, . i t4' TTTX'''TIli i » «iTüfl'í the Madras Gurernmeot in 1^85, that Provincial 4-23ff 4 3 0 6 43-S7 4 4 0 7 44-20 44-35 cenaber; “ We r __ » * m - l.-sr 1.U iJ.Ji—■■ - rrCT5T|TT^p -irrrTii irTc’ 4.517 .-a * 1 4 5 8 4 46-25 4 6 3 4 4 7 1 4 d ev ice wortli / ol iniltition, some of whic/i, it a;-- ^urts should be e'»oIi»iUed audCornra ■MORS of C ircuit 47*06 4 7 9 0 4&5n aad to stomicl iast^ they are at Sickar- a«.icL*iU;, have we not the Rose of Euiiland the, lihii adminUtra- 4 y l0 4 9 6 0 ght with propriety enough be iiitro- »bitched, with a vi« w to expedite I*«ord Aiicklahave thle Cholera arnongrt them—► thistle,’ the sham rock, oak and laurel wreaths, the | F**-^*'***, ^ uf Justice ia Crixaiiml ca: Provinces, Third Day's Drawing o f th e Harp of Ireland, so beautiful an object and yet»o eh uuder pre>eat arrangements tly pro'jras* '■4* C la s s ; pore^—»they O ^leof tUt' 4tfi Dragoons and Doc- proveinei't, foi liifle can be said in its favor at pj"::- a b o v e c o u rse iiriaceouiilabiy negl- cted, 1iave not our ancestors ffiioacec . e Icaru fn^m Calcutta. No. 365 Prize of 10,001) L". Uiipres. poor Captainf the l *it Cavalry have fallen victims sent, such as tli; H ; lu1 of tin Elcpliaat or i v..|i the.' h a s be j U deteriui'i-d ou, end that «rderv either have sliewu us that three c.oivos f.inn an elegant No. 2359 Prize of 2,000 f . Rupee , ‘ - V o rb e s o 1 sco *r^. Yon C. to this Tatta has Lu rncid out—The 26th ty reverse for . Coin, the I'iger, the Iriiliin uump- ■ “upreme Gove u neut to e&rry the s«me into efEect. lîupçe* each. disposed on a coin, might not in short many of io ui derstand that tne «loaBS Gov^rmnen* have e.x- a vile place t^ coiue in here, the whole of them those types, which adorned our own coins in former e'l Bull, the Camel and some others, all truly em­ No. 2757 3027 and 479! Prizeá of 500 C. Bu- blematic of this country and proved the < .g--- , p ressed d;spUfa..Ui«* at th c ir4 |n ie re .oot h a v in g I '-en a t­ p o ss e a c h . Regiment hav.j.^^ they lost three officers and one ilays, as well its the leg nde, be re.vived. We learn ^ tended to iu n'g»rd to thff^inuxnpdon of the AvHoon- vings before us to be highly oruiineiital, nut i'. i’ 222)5 Prize o f 3»0 P. Rupees from thence, he says, that the PortcuHiss forms an iiuh JrgUire in Nin^^^a'AKot on the decease of the with bad i'eVi there are, from fjur to six dy- we would rather see these ilevices upon our coins lute J;k^biTedar, a3RBa^dieaeied that the son of the P r iz e s o f 1-10 C . Riip.'e* each. agreeable device for a small coin ami that moie lo .> 2 1 0 htiaured men, (hidy, from the effect of weakness thin that they shouM continue as they are, we deceased sllaHcpeoaga* is-ve enjoyment of the Jaghire 5 2 8 3 6 8 0 1 7 4 1 3 4 of Royalty than the Bust ami Proiile looks well on ' 2 8 9 3 1 9 3 i 6 3 19 3 5 4 3 7.5 4-15 ing even now r fro m fever. This Tatia was a pet II.'. 1 . .1 J r would wouio Olof course be much better pleased were the ou ibe taae terifai^Lhs hAe father. a large one. In nne to adopt the words of our au- i ^ n tle 4 7 9 A.51 fS -2 6 ' 7 8 5 Ï s e s lOOB H 183 atter recoverm chosen by Colon -1 Potlinger for the men referred to, to exfTCise their talents iti 1 4 6 3 thor, ” we desire to see some contrivance -whieh 1? . , lltVT.^xn.D .--^ d re ad r» ! ar-Tilcnt occurred the 1 1 3 0 1 1^ 0 1-216 1230 1S9T 1420 14 .5 .. r .1 1 a- J tiesigniiig svmbo of a more ambitio us kind, some ìò ' b r l.-.M'l l.V >7 1 6 0 4 1607 1C47 16.56 8{>otof grouuUg Force-—thank God we never were “ may rescue usirom the cliarge ot sameness and .. ® . . , . , - oth«- duy Ml Cte J iæ a e tl Fevtivi .*, w h e n ITS th e I'e y k u r 151 i 1 6 7 1 1 7 4 1 1 7 7 4 1916 1^51 211-21 2 0 7 6 ‘2< 4 i3 Sciude Reserv,,,e lialfof us would have been de- » barbarism while weave anxious-to conform to “ .V'"'" ’m’' cr Mai I ar «KiC paaung,-H hc poevsBT« £>i' the crowd •2 1 0 9 j 912 2Î90 2235 2 -2 7 0 2-291 ancient us-ige and act in accordance with the >‘'e world as ha^.nc be a not altogether with- tiire w * mor-.etit under iu 2 ! í2 4 2 1 : 7 sentthere, orCjoijc hoped that the Governor Ge- •2 3 9 0 2 4 2 2 2 4 J7 2 4 .3 3 r i 4 9 8 5 3 0 2 6 0 8 2 6 1 2 “ spirit of our foreththers. T k e y ; be it remember- ■ ‘“'ftastc.-nT the branch i of art rvfvm'd w he^ 'firS' -ii vba.e wore ftrH»rvwv-ri o f < hiind'xv fiinct.” it is •leJiately o.'der this wretched place 2 6 1 4 • b 7 4 2 8 1 4 2,-»L5 -29.57 3 0 ) 1 3 0 4 4 “ ed felt so strongly the u g lin e ss of a mere es-! snve v t ir tci ntoiu iti.'ih d o m in io n s in Lauli »ver* * BrSthiyer ar,,l a poor Woman 7049 3089 •3119 3127 3-751 .32 >5 .3 3 1 4 neral will imii^.j as a Military St it ion. No ad- Itidia, affords ample scope t i - ‘.ir aUtanced in p-egtHutcy, the wh jle, a« may lie im a- •* cutcheon, occupying tlie place of a work of art, “"’I'*® 3 3 r 4 3 4 0 6 3 4 2 2 3 4 4 ') 3 l 7 6 3 5 6 -2 3 5 "6 lents of the artist. ined.were iuntMAMeousIy crushed to death, and 3 4 9 9 to be abanJonitjj^jjjjiy compensate for such a sacri- that they weii*were fain fain to to transfer transfei the representation I'en S 37 7 8 371.S 3790 3856 3 8 6 4 ’mucking ttrnty the attcm ^l^ Bcafamins, so far from 3 6 4 9 ÍÍ6 6 9 vantiges can F,‘-etention will c.tuse. We cannot conclude witho ut expressing our hear-^ 3P54 .4035 4IU3 4 2 2 1 4 -Í 7 0 4 2 7 1 4 3 i' 5 to the sails of a ship, or to the shield on the arm ineliig any i i,*r,»n 81"^^ tïrêad& l los« of life, ap­ 4 2 3 3 tiest good wishes f'»r the s’uccess ot this Society,’ 4 3 -2 4 4 4 5 9 4 4 8 Ü 4 4 9 1 4 4 9 « 4 4 8 3 4 4 9 3 4 6 3 3 fice of life as its i mm of the Prince, or to the centre of the Rose.'* peared ratoai* Lo-waHilQ' ttñ t tb* accident ^ r e eclat “ We cannot conclude, however, vnrithont ex­ and that it may from all er«’U-i eondition of ^ o'jtli .iu^trali.i, aad to for «Jvtoh.ir shew* the following array of G .uerui aud has gone out ot,in in the bill down for purchase and ] “ coinage emulou'» of the glorious example of the town of Adelaide in |-a:ticuhtr. Tiie only coiiipiai i- Fiald Odteers in tier M ajcty-.Bcrttice: — Tho Dutch have taken Bams ! ai d we »expect short­ j in respect of ihe latte r is ‘he town is b«. tween si.x there isaCajVed. We. have always understood that ^ ancient world." I and »even nntU’» from the po whirh lujikos the Irto l- FiSXeO B etireti reUàiniQff th eir ly to hare the more painful duty of annvuncieg the In these sentiments "we entirely concur and sin- B^hbïc -) captirre by thr m of the neighbouring ]>ort*» of fapoo^, his money lod tiic Service strictly c la j le l steps by ! carriage of poods sent thither 'ft. i hion::: disembiirkt^d ♦ i ^ xj .* ' cerely trust that our author’s remonstiance, backed G s ;s x « ii3 ...... Sinkcl and Tnim on—all on the We.««t l3o ist of Suma- the Rules of ,ale of Co n uissio is to the Kegimeati . f . , m 'm. it • -t from . the ships, . •, nearly , ■a> henn y a- ihe gilt tomiage , Ra> Al ArtiUf^y. ___ tra . T h e N actxia o f th e Puttay HodLarae, w hich ar- -11» ® r-V /V 'by1 '-'j the weight VTOIfcL«lV otSJM. opinion «.7l7il4l .«tl that Lliav it will 14. »51»II nccessai ilv • from II Y irilillEnfflaud Olliriaim to tht* toport IJIV |JGI IP CO!:-:: . n u.*e iiU' be-'l bojvl MAntw..... retirement or^ occurre I, provtJ-.l thars were Offi- ^arry witii it as emanating from so influential a body that a eompaiiy has hoe '.I n b a i ling n town ^ R eti reti recaúriU|{ 519 ‘ here on rfae t3rh iuAtanr, has communicated to us ferf í í .*a 4 the following particular«, A Dutch force, consisting of in which the.’ouey hid been laJgaJ for parchase. j will produce some change ceditable to the state of. o'. Bastoui Bay, Port L neoln, • it’iitHil at a |n>iiit one large and two Ninaller sliijia of war, with nearly cers whose mijt will bed! ficultfo Sir Henry Faneto the arts in our country. We should like to see | " s N lid ÍO b»’ oue ot‘ t a J ___ ' I r •— ^ ____a. I nn Ltiropean aud Native troo|is landed about thr«^ and we think jis old esta blished Regulation, more E ri«ana commence tne^he workwork ofof improvement,------no I * i harbourst *. r *iin tl..- i- worM. . . ■ > i . ? ^ months ago and took possession of Burus after a slight ® . , , * ’ , 1 ereat salubrity ot tlic tliriiate. it i.- >5*:i;. «i to lie vei resiiHance, in which the Rajah and sixty men were break thro’ tlije is n > longer Com H inder in Chief, one nation at the present day can boast any ad -, ,.|,anpeablp, “ter. time» mm-e- . than tl,nr ,.f Knglan.l. kffled ; the Rajah» of Sinke! and Tap<^> who had especially as’i.fiolls hiving been d ily sworn in, as vantage over its neighbour in this respect, every ; Tlie hottest day of their Last in m r .jiir winter) th upon urgent ivoiicitation proceed.r^d to his aid with a here there is nothing but barrenness and bar- j thermometer stood at HU 1 ii'iienh. it in tin; sh.tile, Sir Jasper Niy oar e.xtr-jiqts from t'leB-i igil Pa body of followers, having escaped with diificulty.— barism ;— And could there be a more propitious sea- ®nd 127 in the sun in a tent e\¡»)>se)l t'- the snu it ■ After erecting a temporary funificanon at the mouth will be seen bill Instint. Major Michel tlie for- son, while we have a young and beloved sovereign was one clay 1 3, the next ! 10, tlie third 1 5. aixl tiie of the river, w ith a sufiicient nu über of guns to de­ p e rs, on the 7 orto Lieut.-Colonel Algeo is Son-in- so lately come to the throne, in herself a subject to fourth only 61 degrees I It is foiind to n..;r)e better fend th’.it position from any attack from the inte­ with invalids and [lersons wlui ’lav u-i-s.-d tiie meri­ d ra w the iofiiest tlie a-riist, a rior, the ships proceeded to Sinke!, w'here they are tunate successGeneral Giiurchill, an officer on Sir forth conceptions of dian of life, than with young jieo|).i. in rolmsi Ltaith maintaining a vigorous blockade, and the probability Law to MajorltafT. nation at peace with tlie whole world and prosper- and strong constitution». — (II. luld. iß that before this time that Port and Tapoos have also Henry Fane’s | • ingiinall its interests to a degree unknown at any fallen into their power. I of Bombay are preparing to cele- former period in its history, a thirst for knowledge An umbrella of the e.xtrao' dinarv dimensions of 04 'fhese aggressions must uece'*ut from every f»art.bf Sumatra upon going in would alm»st Appear that the Ma- stamp this, our oera, as surpassing its predecessor by our indetiatigahle nclghhours the fo ijn h e^rt w ho are in taste and refinement We are not at all dis­ making such rapid stri'^es to fiionopolize the w'hole of Cathedral. It , were ashamed to make any public Experiments having been ordered bvthe.Adini- couraged that the first issue of Queen Victoria’s rrilty to be made with Mr. Grant’s fin-1 on a large it to tliemselves. — Oazettey Pfoxu 2. sons of Bombajif their honored Craft, by the silence reign should be no improvement upon the last. scale, it now «ppeaV* that t.he consiiniption of the pre­ demonstration i gi, proceedings are conducta d. On There has not as yet been time for any change of pared fuel averaged one-fon th le»s than that .if the i r s 3 CB.ZXIX. Qxrjtsxxox. in which all tL particular, the lodge should ixist coal in siiiAlar circumstances. It orenpied on importance, but tiie same need not apply to the bo ard the Firebrand one-sixt^, less space than w, leh The papers touch but slightly on the China question St. Johns d)&fQ,.g high noon, and the sight-see- n e x t. coal, and on--third le.vs than .lorth eo.intry coal. fi.e Yo’-mr* H. S6fi* UßnU L«Atb»m mud but leui-rs mention that ilisjiA tche.s have been sent to o[>en in form. ^B,i,hay would be delighted with a We have dwelt so very fully upon the the fore­ heavy labour of stirring up the fire is aiinost entir.ly Bert-. Et'-m 4 O.. Km=, Hmjß^ Ô5:h R«^ , X**t. India, instructing the local t lovernment to refroiti from ing world of PÍíioq. Let ah Brothers of the Craft going Essay, the subject whereof we hope some save.l to the .stokers. Tiie Ltnds ol the Adm-* .Ity, H. W C*:? HrnnXm. sfdàer%m 3 VVom**g %ad who were o*. board, tlie enginee.'S, and the htiuible R«si., 2" ¿W. i>r* w.d 1 H. .M. 36tb R ^u , any lui astire.s call ulttted to jeopardise the exportation Masonic Procès day to see become popular, in despite of the all en­ McLeud u d «...»rW C«d«u ÿ Dr. W o ^of* Tea during the present season. As to the chanees heir model on such occasions, and grossing ntilitartan spirit of the age, that there is stokers, gave their unquaalied opinion in favour take Madras as this important improvement, which they agree of ultimate compensation for the opium delivered up ee and hear more of Masonry than little space left us for remark upon the admirable by the order or piOrInmation of C apitain Elliott, the considering as superior to the best kind of coal. then we should 8 t. Provincial Grand Master, article on “ Grceco Bactrian coins” by Professor ’•'aL fm n Pinang and R.ms’oon we accounts vary - From one quarter we hear, tiiat the The (Hampshire Telegraph.) we do at pi , . i*in> T>g o f NoTeufiVei* 16th, best lawyers in England, iiietudinv IVilde and Koilet bus and learned Mason, we ve Wilson read before the society on 1st December I- > October, and the have given opinions to wie effect th.at the merchants himself a mos,: alive to tie honor and interests 1837. W e think the most incredulous, after reatling The Earl ofClarendon, who has inherited the bii. .m Sepie -.l~. Gib u> Novena- were bound to obey the Superinte.ident’s orders, and well aware, is \ this Essay, wiibiadmit the great importance of nu­ nial castle of KetiUworth from his uncle, the late Ea 'si---tir.-i* two Ibriiter place* the.-e 1-- 4t»«t ttv«*4i u.- ters an d th e e n g ag e m e n ts a risin g o u t o f nly requires to be supported, mismatic studies in the elucidation of History. o f th e C r a f t, ailj. d«l- vr .^.i^tiiig, like his predecessors, the majei. '-JT it-Tce eitlitt» tin, general tue m, are also ui-Ji.vg „r, the Government w'hicU em- Ist^bviry Brother come for- Here we have a kingdom, the ancient Bactria.one ''vB'v-^ie, is anxious to preserve - . ^lK>i^S*,.^.V'e have however ' irL'ved him. Two .lodges a.tr r.■ «1 have given aij^ w« therefore anifest his of the off-shoots of the Macedonian conqueroj^, for .Uieh w : , -lear in toru- co- a siimiar opinion, but to this latter report, we give no ward on St^Joli le icaru lÙur every ihiti^ eredenee; for it i» aot very likely, any J udge would have 1, , ' ages baried in obscuritv. _- jv j ^ do »o, suict ordeni buving co iv m itted h im self o a air sA-.’vrr-te s ta te m e n t o f a ouse. j a n a re ri TjC.. be kept with the Eng- Froaiuiiotnerquart*r,we hear,that itisouly intheevent reinonie,