company, vice Macdowall, promoted; date do. do. Lieutenant T. Wren, to be captain-lieutenant, and posted to the 1st battalion, vice Smithies, promoted; date do. do. Lieutenant J Briggs, to be adjutant to the 1st battalion, vice Wren, promoted. Lieutenant Johnstone Napier, to be adjutant to the 2d battalion, vice Kent, permitted to resign. Captain Munro, is removed to the 2d battalion.

Appointment.-Captain Pollock, is appointed to command the new town of Cuddalore.

Officers recently promoted are posted to corps, as follows-ensign Maurice Farmer, to the 7th Regt. Native Infantry, and to the 2d battalion. Ensign James Sinclair, to the 16th Regt. Native Infantry, and to the 1st battalion.

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Cadets Admitted Mr. James Hawson, transferred from the Saint Helena establishment. Mr. W. Shearwood Maltley, to rank next to Mr. Modey, the junior cadet, of the 5th class of the season, 1804.

battalion, 19th regiment, native infantry.

The unter-mentioned assistant surgeons are stationed at the presidency general hospital.

Mr. R. Goldie, R. Hunter, W. Jones, G. Agnew, and G. Adams.

AUGUST.

12h regiment Native Infantry.-Captain J. Storey to be major, vice Coghlan, deceased. Capt.-Lieut. H, Lens Harrington, to be captain of a company, vice Storey, promoted. Lieut. T. Smithwaite to be captainlieutenant, vice Harrington, promoted.

5th regiment Native Cavalry-Captain Colebrooke, to be major, vice Macleane, deceased. Capt -lieutenant J. Grant, to be captain of a troop, vice Colebrooke, promoted. Lieutenant E. Lloyd Smith, to be capt.-lieutenant,

vice Smith.

Appointments.-Lieut. col. Ross Lang, to command the cantonment of Wallahjabad. Lieutenant-colonel Orr, to be agent for the supply of military stores, vice Macleane, deceased. Major Munro, to be quarter-mastergeneral of the army, with the rank of lieutenant-colonel, vice Orr. Captain Fuller of H. M. 56th regiment, to be assistant adjutant general to the centre division of the army, so long as major-general Fuller shall remain in command of that division. Captain Crosdell of the artillery, to be commissary of stores at Gooty, vice Capt. Charlton, deceased. Lieut. Hatton, of the 17th regt. N. I. to resign the appointment of fort-adjutant of Mausulipatam. Lieutenant Archibald Bertram, of the 17th regiment Native Infantry, is appointed to the second bat. of pioneers.

Medical Department.-Mr. surgeon J. Grant, to be garrison surgeon of Caunanore, vice White, of the Bombay establishment. Mr. Matthew Macfarlane, to be a sub-assistant surgeon, from the 12th inst.

Townsend, promoted, date of commissions, 18th Dec, 1805. Appointment.-Lieutenant J. J. Trueman, of the 22d regt. Native Infantry, to be assistant to the officer commanding the cadet company, vice Frazer permitted to resign. Officers posted to corps.-Captain Warburton, from the 1st to the 2nd bat. and captain Smytheis, from the 2nd to the 1st battalion of the 15th regt. Native Infantry. Captain lieutenant Smithwaite, of the 19th regt. Native Infantry, is attached to the 2nd bat. of pioneers, vice M'Kenzie, on furlough to Europe. Lieutenant John Innes to the 4th regt. Native Infantry, and to rank next below Lieut. Henry Sheene.

NOVEMBER.

Appointments. Charles Marsh, Esq. to officiate as judge advocate-general of the army, during the absence of Major Leith. Captain J. Campbell, of the 15thregt. Native Infantry, be brigade major to Colonel Campbell, commanding the southern division of the army, from the date of Captain A. Campbell's resignation of that appointment. Mr. Robson to be paymaster and garrison store keeper in the ceded districts, from the 1st. inst. vice Savage, transferred to the commercial department. Lieutenant C. Bowen, to be adjutant of the 2nd bat. of the 22nd regt. Native Infantry, vice Trewman, Lieut. Woodhouse, of the 7th regt. of Native Cavalry, to be cantonment-adjutant at Arcot, vice Keighly, proceeded to Europe. Artillery.-Captain-lieut. D. Brown, to be captain of a company, vice Gourlay, cashiered; and Lieutenant W. M. Burton, to be captain-lieutenant, vice Brown, date of rank, the 5th Nov. 1806.

Captain G. R. A. Kelly, of the 2nd regt. Native Infantry, to relieve Capt. Charles Addison, as a member of the committee for invaliding, &c. at Fort St. George. Captain G. W. Pearle, of the 2nd battalion of Artillery, to relieve Lieutenant-colonel Orr, as a member of the committee for the adjustment of off-reckonings, ordered on the 1st September last. Major Gurnell, now doing duty with the 1st bat. 8th regiment Native Infantry, will proceed to join his corps at Booty.

mandant of artillery is authorized to direct such allotment, exchange, and relief, of non-commissioned, rank and file, from battalions of artillery, as may occasionally be necessary, to complete as well the squadron of artillery, serving with ordnance attached to cavalry regiments; transmitting upon every such occasion the requisite reports and registers, to the adjutant-general's office.

Ordnance Department.-Messrs. William Scott, and Andrew Thompson, to be conductors. Appointments.-Colonel Lockart, of his Majesty's 30th regt to command the cantonment of Wallahabad, vice Lang. Colonel Davies, of his Majesty's 22d regt. Light Dragoons, to command the garrison of Bangalore, vice Ogg. Captain Munt, of the 6th regt. Native Cavalry, to be agent for cavalry supplies. vice Baines, deceased. Lieutenant Henry M'Kedy, of his Majesty's 12th foot, nominated to officiate as deputy-judge-advocate, at a general court martial which was held at Seringapatam, from the 5th Nov. 1806, till the 5th December, 1807, following, is confirmed. Mr. T. Jackson to be paymaster, and garrison store keeper, at Vizagapatam, vice Wilson, resigned. Mr. Savage to resume the office of garrison storekeeper and paymaster, in the ceded districts.

Officers returned to duty, by permission

of the hon. court of directors.Lieut. John Bushley, of the 6th regt. Native Infantry.

Cadets admitted on this establishment. Of Infantry.--Messrs. J. Noble, Osborn Barwell, Benjamin Baker, James Crockat, John Gwynne, J. A. Condell, Solomon Mathews, John Carr, Robert Gray, James Plunkett, John King, G. Hutchinson, and C. Mitchell. Of Cavalry.-Mr. W. Babington. Chaplains. The Rev. Mr. Holsberg, to act as chaplain to the cadet company, until further orders. Medical Department-Senior Assistant Surgeon John Henderson, to be surgeon, vice Palmer, employed in MaJabar; date of rank, 1st Dec. 1806. Messrs. Robert Richardson, and T. Serjeants, are admitted assistant surgeons, and stationed at the presidency general hospital. Mr. Surgeon Searman, to take charge of the 1st bat.' 7th regt. Native Infantry, from the

1st instant. Surgeon Tait, to afford medical aid to the left wing of his Majesty's 94th regt. from 16th Aug.

1806.

Assistant Surgeons.-Robert Goldie and Robert Hunter to do duty at Trichinopoly. George Adams and George Bruce, to do duty at Seringapatam. Under the orders of the superintending surgeons in the southern and Mysore divisions of the army respectively.Assistant Surgeons, Ramsey, Sladen, and Towell, are stationed at the presidency general hospital. Surgeon J. Henderson, is posted to the 1st regt. Native Infantry, and to continue attached to the 2nd battalion.

Officers removed and posted to corps.Lieutenant-colonel Aldwell Taylor; from the 21st to the 1st regiment Native Infantry, and to the 2nd bat. Lieut. Col. Nash, from the 15th to the 10th regt. Native Infantry, and to the 1st battalion. Lieutenant-colonel Macleod, from the 10th to the 15th regt. N. I. and to the 1st bat. Lieut.col. Greenhill, from the 1st to the 2nd battalion, 15th regt. Native Infantry. Major Radcliffe, from the 2nd to the 1st battalion, and Major M'Dowall, from the 1st to the 2nd battalion of the 15th regt. Native Infantry. Lieut.colonel Marriott, from the 1st to the 21st regt. Native Infantry, and to the 2nd battalion. Lieut. Innes of the 4th regt. Native Infantry is posted to the 1st bat. and Lieut. Arden to the 2nd bat. Lieut. Gibson, of the Madras European regiment, will take charge of the men at the presidency belonging to the corps. Captain Adam Browne of invalids, is removed from the 2d company, and permitted to reside, and draw pay at Negapatam. Cornet Morgan C. Chase, is posted to the 1st regt. Native Cavalry. Cornet J. Logan will do duty in the 6th regt. Native Cavalry.

Officers returned to duty, by permission

of the hop. court of directors.Lieutenant-colonel Francis Copper, of the 16th regt. Native Infantry. Major Sir David Ogilby of the 9th regt. Native Infant y. Captain J. C. Stokoe, of ditto.

Infantry Cadets, admitted on the estabJishment. Messrs. Bryce M Muster, W. C. Dunn, George Norman, J. Ross, John Law Baker, W. Horsely, Rowley Phillip Graves, Robert Scott Wilson, David Grinstead, William

Marshall, Robert Calvert, H. White, Mathew Hall, Hugh Douglas, Nath. Moore, John Hoby, John Pearson, T. A. Monk, George Cole, G. Boys, Henry Dowden, F. B. Jones, George Mund, J. James.

Infantry Cadets promoted.-Mr. Forsyth, to be ensign from 17th July, 1805; and lieutenant, date of rank, the 13th April, 1806. Mr J. Wood, to be ensign, date of rank the 27th June, 1806.

Medical Department.-Doctor Andrew Berry, to be third member of the medical board, vice Richardson,deceased. Mr. Assistant surgeon Heyne, considered to have had medical charge of detachments at Bangalore, from the 2d battalion of the 2nd regt. and 2nd battalion of the 18th regt. during the absence of the medical officers of those corps, from the 4th of December, 1806, to the date of appointment of Mr. Heyne, to that duty by the officer commanding at Bangalore. Mr. Assistant surgeon Tymon, is permitted to resign the service of the hon. company, in compliance with his request.

MARCH.

3d regt. Native Infantry.-Lieutenant Benney, doing duty with the artillery, is permitted, at his own request, to join the battalion to which he belongs.

8th regt. Nat. Inf.-Ensign J. Wood to the 2d battalion.

15th regt. Native Infantry.-Lieutenant

Forsyth to the 2nd battalion. Lieute