16. At Howrah, the lady of R. E. Blaney, Esq., of a son, still-born. -At Allahabad, Mrs. Jas Ede, of a son. 17. At Dum-Dum, the lady of Lieut. Cardew, artillery, of a son. The lady of F. Hely, Esq., of a son. At Ajmere, in Rajpootana, the wife of Mr. G. D. Boyd, of a son. 20. At Calcutta, the lady of Alex. Mackenzie, Esq., of a daughter. Mrs. F. G. E. Stewart, of a daughter. 23. In Chowringhee, the lady of Henry R. Alexander, Esq., C.S., of a son. - At Calcutta, the lady of G. S. Dick, Esq., of a daughter. 24. At Calcutta, the lady of Capt. Wm. Bell, superintendent of public works, of a daughter. 29. At Calcutta, the lady of the Rev. F. J. Darrah, chaplain of the Madras presidency, of a stillborn daughter. 30. Mrs H. J. Frederick, of a daughter. May 2. Mrs. R. Platts, of a son. MARRIAGES, March 22. At Agra, Mr. G. Daniel to Miss Margaret Smith.-24. At Agra, Mr. George Archer to Miss Margaret Leatham. 29. At Cawnpore, the Hon. Wm. Powyss, 16th Lancers, to Miss Kennedy. April 4. At Calcutta, Mr. William Gleghorn to Miss Mary Ann Murphy. 5. At Calcutta, Mr. Jeremiah Linde Jones, purser of H. M. ship Jupiter, to Miss Eleanor Charlotte Orme. 9. At Calcutta, Thomas Palmer, Esq., to Mary Elizabeth, daughter of the late Joseph Hodges, Esq. 12. At Calcutta, Mr. D. M. D'Silva, of Seebpore, to Louisa Theresa, third daughter of L. F. Pereira, Esq., of the general post-office. 14. At Calcutta, Mr. J. G. Ricketts to Miss Caroline Murray. 15. At Lucknow, Lieut. Wyndham, 35th regt. N.I., to Harriet Ann, daughter of J. G. Bruce, Esq., of Culpee. 16. At Calcutta, Mr. Thomas Roger to Miss Mary Ann D'Costa. 18. At Calcutta, Mr. Daniel B. Kenderdine to Miss Elizabeth Strange. 20. At Lucknow, Andrew Sym, Esq., Gorruckpore, to Agnes Jane, youngest daughter of James Lamb, Esq., Hillhead, near Glasgow. 21. At Calcutta, J. S. Mendes, Esq., of the firm of Messrs. Pereira and Co. of Macao and Canton, to Catherine Maria, daughter of the late L. Barretto, Esq., of Manilla. 23. At Calcutta, Mr. N. P.Thomas, ship-builder, to Hariet Caroline, eldest daughter of the late Mr. H. Ham. - At Calcutta, Mr. Francis Spinnia to Miss Ann Gilbert.-Mr. John Francis to Miss Ann Josepha Deas. 28. At Gya, G. Dashwood Wilkins, Esq., civil service, to Mary Frances, eldest daughter of the late Rev. Piers Gamble, of St. Michans, Dublin. At Calcutta, Mr. P. S. Horn to Miss Isabella Black. DEATHS. March 13. At Calcutta, Mr. Wm. Harper, engineer, H.C. mint, aged 35. 14. At Calcutta, of the spasmodic cholera, Mrs. Frances Susannah Bayes, widow, aged 33. 21. At the Jeetwarpore Factory, Tirhoot, James Fleming, Esq., indigo planter, aged 46. 27. Near Oodehpore, on the confines of Shekhawatee, Lieut Ramsay, 22d N.I. 28. At Kurnaul, Mary, wife of Capt. H. O. Barnard, 57th N.I., aged 42. 29. At Serampore, Mr. Wm. Stopford, aged 70. 30. At Meerut, Frances Gertrude; and on the 2d April, Sarah Jane, children of the Rev. J. C. Probys, chaplain: they died of the measles. -At Calcutta, Agatha, wife of Mr. Simon Gonsalves, aged 34. 31 At Serampore, Mr. D. Clarke, an assistant in Dr. Marshman's paper manufactory. Mr. Daniel Cameron, aged 35. April 1. At Neemuch, Sarah Jane, wife of Capt. J. W. Michell, 49th regt. N.I. Mr. Wm. Bailey, watch-maker, aged 35. 2. At Calcutta, Mr. C. W. Stewart, an assistant at the Adjutant-general's office, aged 44. 4. Mr. J. L. D'Abreu, aged 41. At Calcutta, Mrs. Charlotte Hutchinson, widow of the late Mr. W. Hutchinson. 6. Mrs. G. W. Keymer, aged 20. 7. Mrs. R. W. Walters, aged 21. 9. At Calcutta, Mary, wife of Capt. John Hullock, of the barque Virginia, aged 31. Miss H. C. Purchase, aged 31. 10. At Calcutta, Arthur H. Blechynden, Esq., late superintendent of the Calcutta Roads, aged 46. -At Calcutta, Mrs. Irvine, wife of Mr. P. Irvine, military department, aged 22. 12. Mr. James Fisher, aged 30. 13. At Calcutta, Mr. Colin Lamont, of the brig Monarch, aged 29. -At Peeprah factory, Tirhoot, Moonshee Jewsahai Sing. He fell a victim to the cause of humanity, in a successful attempt to extricate a fellow-creature from a burning house: he was so severely injured that he expired in a few hours. The boy, to save whom his life was sacrificed, also died the same day. 15. Mrs. Helen Lewis, aged 37. 16. At Calcutta, Margaret, wife of James Gregory, Esq., aged 25. 17. At Calcutta, Mr. John Thompson. 18. Mr. Thomas Christian, aged 39. - Mr. William Collins. At Seebpoor, Mrs. Mari De Silva, relict of the late Manuel De Silva, Esq. 20. At Gurrawarra, the wife of Capt. W. T. Savary, 46th regt. N.I., aged 29. At Calcutta, Mr. John Mills, aged 20. - Mrs. Rebecca Gibson. 21. At Chinsurah, Lieut. John Spring, of H.M. 9th regt. of Foot, aged 26. 22. At Futtehgurh, Brev. Col. C. W. Brooke, of the 14th regt. N.I. At Ca cutta, Helen Maria, daughter of the late Capt. James Miller, aged 25. 26. At Peer Pahar House near Monghyr, of a fever, John Francis D'Oyly, Esq. 23. Mrs. Mary Thomson, aged 58. 29. Mr. James Mitchell, jun., aged 24. - At Calcutta, Mr. V. Kimmins, late an assistant to D. Andrew, Esq., Mulnaut, aged 27. May 3. At Calcutta, Capt. John Collie, deputy master-attendant, aged 73. This gentleman was one of the oldest European residents in India, having come out to this country about sixty years ago, when a boy of thirteen or fourteen. Lately. At Benares, R. N. Burnard, Esq., civil surgeon. Madras. GOVERNMENT ORDER. RIDING-MASTERS. Fort St. George, April 12, 1836.-The Governor in Council is pleased to direct, that the appointments of native ridingmasters of cavalry, and riding-master serjeant of horse artillery, be discontinued from the 1st June next. The ridingmaster serjeant of horse artillery, being in excess of the establishment of serjeants, will be borne upon the strength as supernumerary, until absorbed. COURT-MARTIAL. LIEUT. D. B HUMPHREYS. Head Quarters, Madras, March 24th 1836.-At a general court-martial held at Trichinopoly, on the 27th Feb. 1836, and continued by adjournment, Lieut. David Bogue Humphreys, of the 23d regt. or Wallajahbad L. I, was arraigned on the following charges, preferred by Lieut. T. C. Hawkes, of the same regiment. First Charge." With scandalous infamous conduct, unbecoming the character of an officer and a gentleman, in the following instances: 1st Instance." In having at Trichinopoly, on the 14th of Feb. 1836, made use of insulting expressions to me, in the presence of Lieut. E W. Kenworthy, of the 23d regt. L. I. 2d Instance." In having, at the same place, on the same day, repeated the same insulting expressions to me, in the presence of Lieut. T. W. Cooke, of the same regiment, and Ens. Robert White of the 35th regt. N. I. Second Charge. -"For conduct to the prejudice of good order and military discipline, in having at the same time and place endeavoured to provoke me to fight a duel. (Signed) T. C. HAWKES, "Lieut. 23d regt. L. I." "Trichinopoly, Feb. 19th 1836." Upon which charges the Court came to the following decision: Finding. That the prisoner is guilty of the first instance of the first charge, with the exception of the word "infa That the prisoner is guilty of the second charge. Sentence. The court having found the prisoner guilty to the extent above stated, doth sentence him, the said Lieut. D. B. Humphreys, of the 23d regt. or Wallajahbad L. I., to be discharged the service. Recommendation.-The court having performed its duty in awarding a punishment adequate to the offence of which the prisoner has been convicted, begs leave (in consideration of Lieut. Cooke having previously to the prisoner being placed in arrest, gratuitously informed him on hearsay, that Lieut. Hawkes had called him a blackguard, and thereby having probably prevented his making an atonement, which would have prevented the charges being preferred against him), most respectfully to recommend the prisoner to the consideration of His Exc. the Commanderin-chief. (Signed) JOHN WALLACE, Major, 45th N. I., and President. Confirmed. It is always with much regret that I decline acceding to the recommendation of a court-martial; but I cannot see any sufficient grounds for mercy with regard either to the present proceedings or to the previous character of the prisoner, who has twice before been brought to trial, and on a recent occasion censured in General Orders (G. O. 18th Jan. 1836). (Signed) R. W. O'CALLAGHAN, Lieut.-gen. and Com.-in-chief. Mr. D. B. Humphreys is to be struck off the strength of the army from the date of the publication of this order at Trichinopoly. CIVIL APPOINTMENTS, &c. Arthur Brooke, Esq., to be superintendent of Government lotteries. H. T. Bushby, Esq., to continue to officiate as judge and criminal judge of Bellary, until further orders. H. Montgomerie, Esq., to act as third judge of provincial court of appeal and circuit for northern division, during absence of Mr. Thomas, or until further orders. MILITARY APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, &c. Fort St. George, April 5, 1836. Col. P. Came ron, 1st L.C., to be a brigadier, and to command Bangalore, v. Briggs proceeded to Europe. Lieut. Col. T. King, 7th N.I., to be command ing officer on Neilgherry Hills, v. Crewe dec. Infantry. Major James Noble, from 29th N.I., to be lieut. col., v. Crewe dec.; date of com. 31st March 1836. 29th N.I. Capt. E. T. Hibgame to be major, Lieut. (Brev. Capt.) Richard Hurlock to be capt., and Ens. P. G. Cazalet to be lieut., in suc. to No ble prom.; date of coms. 31st March 1836. April 8-10th N.I. Ens. W. G. P. Jenkins to be lieut., v. Kenny dec.; date of com. 27th March 1836. 6th N.I. Ens. H. T. Gustard to be qu. mast. and interp., v. McClean resigned. Major E. T. Hibgame, 29th N.I., at his own request transferred to invalid estab., from 1st April. April 12-2d N.I. Lieut. R. N. Faunce to be captain, and Ens. G. Carr to be lieut., v. Lyons dec.; date of coms. 3d April 1836. 23d N.I. Ens. J. H. Tapp to be lieut., v Humphreys discharged; date of com. 1st Apri 1836. 29th N.I. Capt. J. S. Wyllie to be major, Lieut. C. A. Roberts to be capt., and Ens. H. Metcalfe to be lieut., v. Hibgame invalided; date of coms. 1st April 1836. April 20.-4th N.I. Ens. T. L. Place to be lieut., v. Gompertz dec.; date of com. 7th April 1836. April 22. — Infantry. Major Francis Haleman, from 15th N.I., to be lieut. col., v. Muriel dec.; date of com. 10th April 1836. 15th N.I. Capt. W. H. Smith to be majorl Lieut. H. L. Harris to be capt., and Ens. W. Bisseto be lieut., in suc. to Haleman prom.; date of coms. 10th April 1836. 22d N.I. Ens. J. B. Layard to be lieut., v. Gi. raud dec.; date of com. 15th April 1836. FURLOUGHS. To Europe.-April 12. Surg. J. Brown, for health.-22. Assist. Surg. Philip Poole, for health. To Sea.-April 8 Capt. T. M. Cameron, 9th N.I., for two years, for health (or to Australia). Cancelled. April 22. The leave to Europe granted on 5th Feb. last to Lieut. W. H. Welch, 26th N.I. SHIPPING. Arrivals. MARCH 30. Lloyds, Garrett, from Covelongt Eleanor, Timms, fom Moulmein.-31. Victory, Biden, from China, Singapore, and Malacca.-APRIL 2. H.M.S. Andromache, Chads, from Kedgeree.10. Lonach, Driscoll, from Bombay and Cannanore.-11. Camille, Baudowen, from Bordeaux and Pondicherry.- MAY 11. Malcolm, Eyles, from London.-19. Claudine, Kemp, from Loudon.Previous to May 25. Kellie Castle, Patullo, from London. Departures. APRIL 1. Lloyds, Garrett, for Calcutta. — 0 Protector, Buttanshaw, for London; Elisabeth; Kelso, for London; H.M.S. Rattlesnake, Hobson, on a cruize; H.M.S. Andromache, Chads, for Pondicherry.-12. Lonach, Driscoll, for Calcutta.— 19. Mangles, Carr, for Calcutta.-20. Eulalie, Coindet, for Calcutta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Jan. 16. At Moulmein, the lady of Capt. Shortt Hele, H.M. 62d regt., of a son. 27. At Moulmein, the lady of Lieut. Col. Thos. Reid, H. M. 62d regt., of a daughter. March 24. Mrs. M. Jans, of a daughter. 26. Mrs. George Orton, of a son. - At Madras, the lady of W. Hamilton Hart, Esq., of a son. 29. At Trichinopoly, the lady of Capt. John Byng, 6th L.C., of a daughter. Mrs. Frederick Gray, of a daughter. 30. At Masulipatam, the lady of Capt. Foord, commissary of ordnance, of a son. April 3. At Calicut, the lady of Robert Nelson, Esq., C.S., of a daughter. 5. At Trichinopoly, the lady of Edward Collins, Esq., 6th L.C., of a son. 6. At Secunderabad, the lady of Capt. J. Shepherd, 24th N.I., of a daughter. 7. At Arnee, the lady of Lieut. Nott, H.M. 41st (or Welch regt.), of a son. 10. At Secunderabad, the lady of Lieut. Oakley, H.M. 45th regt., of a son. Mrs. G. G. White, of a daughter. 12. At Berhampore, the lady of Capt. E. Roberts, 49th N.I., of a daughter. At Secunderabad, the lady of Assist. Surg. J. Lawrence, 34th L.I., of a son. 13. At Madras, the lady of Capt. W. P. Macdonald, 41st N.I., of a son. 28. At Hingolie, the wife of N. A. Woods, Esq., surgeon Madras establishment, attached to H.H. the Nizam's army, of a son. MARRIAGES. March 22. At Bangalore, Capt. Shelley, 20th regt. N.I., to Miss Hardy. 23. At Madras, Mr. B. D. Tisbury to Miss J. E. Martin. April 6. At Secunderabad, Lieut. Wm. Ward, horse artillery, to Mary Adelaide, youngest daughter of the late Humphry Mitchell, Esq., Gernaig, Queen's County, Carlow. 9. At Trichinopoly, W. H. Bayley, Esq., C. S., to Henrietta, third surviving daughter of W. Y. Ottley, Esq., of Devonshire Street, London. DEATHS. March 14. At Cochin, Sophia, wife of John Caldecott, Esq., of Alleppy, aged 19. 15. J. S. Hall, Esq., late of the firm of Hall and Bainbridge. 27. In camp, near Rutnapore, Lieut. and Brev. Capt. H. E. Kenny. 10th regt. N.I. 28. At Gullery, Ens. C. H. Worsley, of the 3d regt. Lt. Infantry. 31. At Ootacamund, Neilgherries, Lieut. Col. R. Crewe, 3d regt. Lt. Infantry. April 3. At Mangalore, Capt. E. Lyons, of the 2d regt. N.I. 7. At Goomsur, Lieut. and Brevet Capt. W. Gompertz, 4th regt. Native Infantry. 10. In camp, at Goomsoor, Lieut. Col. G. Muriel, 14th regt. Native Infantry. 15. At Ellore, Lieut. B. T. Giraud, of the 22d regt. Native Infantry. 30. Drowned, whilst bathing in the River Adyer, in his 21st year, James Blanshard, of the Earl of Balcarras, last surviving son of the late John Blanshard, Esq., of the Hon. East-India Company's naval service. May 4. At Bangalore, Lieut. Col. R. H. Russell, of the 8th regt. Lt. Cavalry. Lately. Lieut. Col. W. T. Sneyd, just before arriving at Madras, on his way from Hyderabad. Bombay. COURTS-MARTIAL. CAPT. C. HUNTER. Head Quarters, Bombay, April 5th, 1836-At a general court-martial assembled at Bombay, on the 26th, and re-assembled the 31st March 1836, and of which Lieut.-col. W. Fendall of H.M. 4th L. Drags., is president, Capt. C. Hunter, of the 16th regt. N. I., was tried on the following charge : "I charge Lieut. now Capt. C. Hunter, of the 16th Bombay, N. I. with highly disgraceful conduct, unbecoming the character of an officer or gentleman in the following instances : 1st Instance.-" For the most scandalous conduct, in purloining or causing to be purloined from within my premises, situated in the camp of Poona, on or about the 19th of June 1835, an unopened and wafered letter of mine, and producing the same (with the wafer broken) in an open state, at an European general court-martial, assembled at Poona on the 28th day of Dec. 1835. 2d Instance." For falsely, maliciously, and knowingly, stating in an official letter he forwarded to the address of the principal collector of Poona, dated the 20th day of June 1835, that I had refused to give the information he sought, respecting a supposed claim made against me by Subedar Mootee Ram, of the Poona police corps, or words to that effect, when he was well aware that I had furnished him with all the information I possessed on this head, in an official communication I wrote him on the subject on or about the 15th day of June 1835. 3d Instance.-"For, in a most ungentlemanlike manner, breaking the promise he made to me, shortly after my making over charge of the Poona police corps, then in my house in Poona, in June 1835, in not distributing a sum of money amounting to 247 rupees or thereabouts, according to the condition he promised me he would adhere to, on receiving that sum of money, amongst the men of the police corps. Early in the month of June 1835 I found it was still in his, Lieut., now Capt., Hunter's possession on my return to Poona in the month of November 1835. (Signed) "WM. LONG, Lieut. 8th N. I." Finding and Sentence.-The court having maturely considered all that has been brought forward on the prosecution, and the prisoner having declined to make any defence, is of opinion, that the prisoner Capt. C. Hunter of the 16th N. I. is Not guilty of the first instance. Not guilty of the second instance. Not guilty of the third instance of the charge preferred against him. The Court does, therefore, most fully and honourably acquit him, Capt. C. Hunter, of all and every part of the said charge; and the court is further of opinion, that the several instances of the charge are groundless and malicious. Approved and Confirmed. (Signed) JOHN KEANE, Lieut. Gen. Com.-in-chief. Capt. Hunter has been released from arrest and ordered to return to his duty. LIEUT. AND ADJ. F. CRISTALL. Head Quarters, Bombay, April 5th, 1836.-At a general court-martial assembled at Bombay on the 26th March 1836, and of which Lieut.-col. W. Fendall, of H. M's. 4th L. Drags. is president, Lieut. and Adj. F. Cristall, of the 8th regt. N.I. was tried on the following charge : "I charge Lieut. and Adj. F. Cristall, of the 8th Bombay N. I., with highly dis graceful conduct, unbecoming the character of an officer or gentleman, in the following instances:- --- 1st Instance. -"For having, whilst upon oath at an European general courtmartial assembled in the camp of Poona, on the 29th Dec. 1835, withheld the whole truth when giving his evidence on the part of the prosecution, in thus deposing to a question, put to him by the prosecutor: I do not think it was received till the 13th or 14th of July, but it bore the date of the 8th,' thereby implying that I had been 5 or 6 days in furnishing the explanation I was called upon for, relative to Lieut. C. Hunter's serious complaint by the commandant of the garrison, on the 7th of July 1835; when he, Lieut. and Adj. F. Cristall, must have been well aware that the explanation called for was afforded by me on the 8th of July, and returned to me by him, with an official letter conveying the commandant's request that I would omit the word 'duplicity', on the 10th July 1835. 2d Instance." For having on the same day, at the above-mentioned European general court-martial, falsely stated, whilst upon oath, that the letter he had authenticated as being received on the 13th or 14th of July 1835, was the original one I forwarded to him, bearing date the 8th, he being well aware that it was not such, and that my original letter of the 8th instant, had been returned to me for alteration. 3d Instance." For having also, on the same day, at the same European general court-martial, falsely stated upon oath, that the altered letter, bearing date 8th July 1835, was, to the best of his belief, in my handwriting;' when he, from the frequent correspondence I have had from time to time with him on various objects (in my own hand-writing), must have been aware to the contrary. (Signed) WM. LONG, Lieut. 8th N. I. Revised Finding and Sentence.-The court having maturely considered the observations contained in the letter from his Exc. the Commander-in-chief's military secretary, together with the prosecutor's reply, comes to the following opinion, viz: That the prisoner Lieut. F. Cristall, of the 8th regt. N. I, is not guilty of the 1st instance. Not guilty of the 2d instance. Not guilty of the 3d instance of the charge preferred against him. The Court does, therefore, most fully and honourably acquit him, Lieut. F. Cristall, of all and every part of the said charge, and is further of opinion, that the first and second instances of the charge are groundless and vexatious, and the third instance groundless and vindictive. Approved and Confirmed. (Signed) J. KEANE, Lieut. Gen. Com.-in-Chief. Lieut. and Adj. F. Cristall has been released from arrest, and ordered to return to his duty. ENS. D. D. CHADWICK. Head Quarters, Bombay, April 19th, 1836. At a general court-martial assembled at Bombay, on the 26th March 1836, and continued by adjournment and re-assembled on the 4th April 1836, and of which Lieut-Col. W. Fendall, of H. M. 4th Light Drags., is president, Ens. D. D. Chadwick, 8th regt. N. I. (placed in arrest by order of Maj. W. D. Robertson, commanding the same regiment) was tried on the following charges : First Charge. For conduct unbecoming the character of an officer and a gentleman, subversive of good order and discipline, as well as in direct disobedience of a general order by the Commander-inchief, in India, dated 22d June 1822, and re-published at this Presidency, in general orders by the Commander-in-chief, dated 26th Oct. 1825, in writing, or causing to be written and published, a letter addressed to the Editor of the Bombay Gazette, under the assumed signature of "Equite," dated Chowpatty, 24th Aug. 1835, which was published in No. 2513 of the said newspaper, on the 26th day of Aug. 1835, in which said letter he, Ens. D. D. Chadwick, commented on and held up to public reprobation and contempt the conduct of a certain field officer in charge of a regiment, with reference to the degradation of a havildar, he, Ens. Chadwick, meaning by such field officer, Major Robertson of the 8th regt. N. I., his immediate commanding officer, and referring to a transaction in which he. Major Robertson, was concerned, about eleven months before, although under circumstances which bore a very different complexion from that given to it in the said letter. Second Charge.-For conduct unbecoming the character of an officer and a gentleman, injurious to the character of his said commanding officer, tending to produce discontent in, and to subvert the discipline of the 8th regt. of N. I., in falsely stating in the letter above mentioned, that the officer in charge of the regiment he alluded to, meaning the said Major Robertson, his commanding officer, had exacted from the havildar said to have been degraded, a service highly derogatory and obnoxious to him as a soldier, detrimental to the service at large, and in direct disobedience of orders. Third Charge.-For conduct unbecoming the character of an officer and a gentleman, in falsely stating and insinuating, at various times between the said 24th day of Aug. 1835 and the 24th of Feb. 1836, to Ens. Charles Grey, Lieut. Alfred Thomas, and other officers of the 8th regt. at Bombay, that he, Ens. Chadwick, was not the author of the letter signed "Equite" alluded to in the foregoing charges, and also attempting, by the date of the letter and otherwise, to fix the authorship of the said letter on other officers. Upon which charges the court came to the following decision: Finding, and Sentence.-The Court having maturely weighed and considered the evidence before it, is of opinion that the prisoner, Ens. D. D. Chadwick is, Guilty of the first charge, with the exception of the words “and a gentleman :" Guilty of the second charge, with the exception of the words "and a gentleman" Not guilty of the third charge. The Court having found the prisoner guilty as above specified, in breach of the articles of war, in such case made and provided, does therefore sentence him, Ens. David Dempster Chadwick, of the 8th regt. N. I., to be suspended from rank, pay, and allowances for a period of six calendar months; and further to be severely reprimanded in such manner as his Exc. the Commander-in-chiet may direct. (Signed) W. FENDALL, Lieut.-col. and President. The Court having maturely re-considered their finding on the second charge, together with the remarks of his Exc. the Commander-in-chief thereon, as conveyed in the letter to the president, dated 16th inst., come to the following opinion: Revised finding on the 2d Charge.That the prisoner, Ens. Chadwick, is guilty of the 2d charge, with the exception of the words " and a gentleman," as they acquit him of intentional falsehood in making the statement referred to therein. The Court adhere to their former sentence. (Signed) W. FENDALL, Approved and confirmed,-and Ens. D. D. Chadwick, of the 8th regt. N. 1., is hereby severely reprimanded accordingly. (Signed) JOHN KEANE, Lieut. Gen. and Com.-in-Chief. Asiat.Journ. N.S. VOL. 21. No.82. The suspension awarded Ens. Chadwick by the foregoing sentence is to commence from this date. CIVIL APPOINTMENTS, &c. March 30. Mr. W. Birdwood to act for Mr. Richardson as assistant judge and session judge of Surat for detached station of Broach. Mr. A. Hornby to act for Mr. Birdwood as ditto ditto of Ahmednuggur for detached station of Dhoolia. Mr. A. Remington to act for Mr. Hornby as ditto ditto of Tannah. April 13. Lieut. J. H. G. Crawford, of engineers, to be assistant magistrate in zillah of Ahmednuggur, and Lieut. J. Estridge, also of same corps, to be assistent magistrate in zillah of the Conkan, under provisions of Act No. XIV. of 1835. 16. Lieut. R. Shortreed, 14th N.I., to be assistant magistrate in Deccan, under provisions of Act No. XIV. of 1835. May 3. Capt. R. Foster, of engineers, to be assistant magistrate in zillahs of Ahmednuggur, Poona, and the Conkan, under provisions of ditto. 4. Lieut. J. R. Lumley, 9th Bengal N.I., to be an assistant in Thuggee department, with powers of assistant magistrate in districts of Ahmednuggur, Poona, Conkan, and Dharwar, under provisions of ditto. 17. Mr. George Rousseau to act as examiner on equity side of supreme court, until further orders; date 9th May. General Department. April 20. Mr. Henry Brown to act as deputy civil auditor, and deputy mint master, during absence of Mr. Gregor Grant, on med. cert, from date of Mr. Doveton's resuming his duties as civil auditor and mint master. May 3. J. P. Willoughby, Esq., secretary to government in secret, polítical, and judicial de partments, to be secretary in attendance on Right Hon. the Governor. W. H. Wathen, Esq., and E. H. Townsend, Esq., to conduct Mr. Willoughby's duties in secret, political, and judicial departments. Lieut. Col. H. Pottinger, resident in Cutch, resumed charge of the residency on the 28th Feb. Capt. S. Hennell, assistant to the resident in the Persian Gulf, assumed charge of his duties on the 3d April 1835. Mr. A. A. C. Forbes was examined in the printed regulations of government on the 4th April, by a committee assembled for that purpose, and was found well qualified to enter in the transaction of public business. Furloughs, &c.-March 9. Mr. P. Bacon, to Europe, for health.-30. Maj. Morrison, resident in Persian Gulf, to Neelgherries and the sea, for one year, for health.-Mr. J. S. Law, to presidency and Mahabuleshwur Hills, for one month, for health. MILITARY APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, &c. Bombay Castle, March 9, 1836.-Assist. Surg. S. Fraser to perform duties of civil surgeon at presidency, in consequence of Surg. McLennan being unable to attend to them, from ill health. March 23.--Capt. C. Hunter, 16th N.I., comP |