Underwood, J. J., Capt., Eng., to take rank, v. Melbourne.-M. Jan. 8. Underwood, G. A., Senior and 1st Lieutenant, Eng., to be Capt. Sim, v. prom. -M. Jan. 8.

Underwood, J., Surg., to be Cantonment-Surg. at St. Thomas's Mount, v. Mackenzie, on furl.-M. Dec. 28.

Woodward, R. Mr., to be Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Belah. -C. Dec. 27.

Wake, W. H., Lieut. and Brev. Captain, to act as Interp. and Quart.-Mast. in absence of Lieut. Wemyss on duty.-C. Dec. 11.

Westmacott, G. E., Lieut. 37th N. I., to be Interp. and Quart.-Mast. v. Smith.

C. Dec. 21.

Warren, C. H., Sen. Ensign 25th N. I., to be Lieut. v. Smith, resigned.

-M. Dec. 28.

Wilson, F. W., Lieut.-Col., rem. from 37th to 38th N. I.-M. Dec. 24.
Wallace, John, Capt. 46th N. I., on furl. to Europe.-M. Jan. 8.

Wilson, D., Capt. 7th N. I., to be Maj. v. Morgan, prom.-B. Dec. 4.
Wenn, C. W., Lieut. to act as Adj. to 19th N. I. in absence of Lieut. Spence,
on sick certificate.-B. Dec. 17.

Wilkinson, W., Mr., to be Collector of Cuttack.-C. Feb. 14.

Webb, N., Esq., to be Post-Master-General.-M. Feb. 1.

Walker, John, Esq., to be Jun.-Deputy-Register to the Court of Foujdarry Udalut.-M. Feb. 1.

Woulf, J., Lient.-Col., rem. from the 26th to the 52d N. I.-M. Jan. 23.

Walker, R. Mr., to be Register of the Zillah Court of Ghazeepore.-C. Jan. 3. Wallace, J., Lieut., 23d Light Inf., to be Post-Master to the Field Force in the

Dooab., v. Wallace, on furl.-M. Jan. 15.

Wallace, J., 45th N. I., on furl. to Belgaum.-M. Jan. 19.

Wilmot, M.. Esq., to be Agent of Government, in the Kandian Prov. of Saffragam, v. Turnour-Ceylon, Jan. 8.

Young, P. B., Cadet, admitted to Inf. and prom, to Ens.-M. Jan. 4.

General Orders by his Excellency the Commander-in-Chief. 'Head-quarters, Choultry Plain, 14th Jan. 1828. THE following Extracts, from the Confirmed Proceedings of a European General Court-Martial, held at Bellary on Thursday the_3d day of January 1828, by virtue of a warrant of authority from his Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir G. T. Walker, G.C.B., and K.C.T.S., Commander-in-Chief, are published to the army.

Lieutenant William Michael Lolly, of the 11th Regiment of Native Infantry, placed in confinement on the following charge:

For being present, aiding and abetting at the wilful murder of Lieutenant James Frazer, of the 11th Regiment Native Infantry, on the 20th of October, 1827.

'By Order of his Excellency the Commander-in-Chief.

(Signed)

'Adjutant-General's Office,

Fort St. George, 12th Dec. 1827.'

·

T. H. S. CONWAY,

Adjutant-Gen. of the Army.

Finding, That the prisoner, Lieutenant William Michael Lolly, of the 11th Regiment Native Infantry, is Not Guilty of the charge preferred against him, and doth therefore acquit him of the same.

⚫ (Signed)

JAMES TAYLOR, Lieut.-Col. and President. G. T. WALKER, Commander-in-Chief.

* Confirmed

(Signed)

'Lieutenant Lolly is released from arrest, and will return to his duty forthwith.'

BIRTHS.

·

Ainsley, the lady of Wm., Esq., of a son, at Calcutta, Jan. 17.
Crawford, the lady of the Rev. A., of a son, at Bankott, Jan. 13.
Harris, the lady of Major, of a daughter at Bangalore, Jan. 8.
Lane, the lady of T. M., Esq. of a daughter, Madras, Jan. 7.
Lacroix, the lady of the Rev. of a son, at Chinsurah, Feb. 16.
Maclean, the lady of C. A., Esq., of a son, at Banjettie, Moorshedabad, Feb. 20..
Maughan, the lady of Capt. P.. of a daughter, at Byculla, Jan. 19.
Maling, he lady of Major Irwin, of a daughter, at Chowringhee, Feb. 18.
Stewart, the lady of Josiah, Political Resident, of a daughter, at Gevaliore,
Dec. 3.

Swinton, the lady of Lieut.-Col., of a daughter, at Barrackpore, Jan. 16.
Thomson, the lady of E., Esq., of a daughter, at Calcutta, Feb. 18.
Whish, the lady of Lieut.-Col., of a son, at Bombay, Jan. 21.
Wynch, the lady of P., Esq., Civ. Serv., of a son, Bengal, Feb. 21.
Wray, the lady of Capt., of a daughter, late of the Bengal Milit. Estab., at Cleasby,
Yorkshire, June 21.

Wright, the lady of Lieut. and Adj. G., of a daughter, at Vellore, Dec. 11.

MARRIAGES.

Bogaardt, F. D., Esq., Netherland Majesty's Civ. Serv., to Diana Lavinia, youngest daughter of the late Col. T. T. Basset, Hon. Company's Service, at Chandernagore, Dec. 10.

Booker, Lieut., Artill., to Helena, youngest daughter of the late Major Arata, of his Majesty's service, at Madras, Jan. 28.

Goodenough, Edmund, Ens., 35th M. N. I., to Sophia Harriette, youngest daugh

ter of Lieut.-Col. Andrie, at Madras, Jan. 14.

Helsdinger, W. V., Esq., to Miss E. C., Michel, second daughter of Capt. Michel, at Chinsurah, Feb. 5.

Josephus, Jacobus, Esq., to Miss J. Mathews, only daughter of the late Capt. L. Mathews, at Bengal, Feb. 12.

Lightfoot, S., St. Ledger, Assist.-Surg., 47th Foot, to Louisa Harriette, second daughter of C. Corfield, Esq., Knowle Lodge, Taunton, at Berhampore, Feb. 15.

Oldfield, H. S., Esq., to Letitia, eldest daughter of the late Col. R. Scott, Beng. Serv., at Calcutta, Dec. 28.

Stewart, Allen, Esq., Capt., 89th Foot, to Rebecca Amelia, daughter of H. N. Watson, Esq., of Charlton House, near Dover, Kent, at Madras, Jan. 9. Swinhoe, R., Esq., to Caroline, third daughter of the late Major Anderson, 19th Foot, at Calcutta, Feb. 18.

Wallace, James, Lieut. 23d L. Inf., Mad. Army, 3d son of J. Wallace, Esq., Mad. Civ. Serv., to Ann Frances, second daughter of the late Daniel O'Flaherty, Esq., Surg. 45th Foot, at Belgaum, Jan. 17.

DEATHS.

Barbauld, Cornelia, youngest daughter of Capt., 54th Foot, at Cannanore, Dec. 20.

Clay, Charles Henry, only son of C. H. Clay, Esq., Madras, Jan. 4.

Gordon, the Rev. John, Missionary, aged 49, Madras, Jan. 16.

Gardner, Allan, Esq., eldest son of Col. Gardner, of Gardner's Horse, at Khapgunge, Jan. 30.

Harris, Henry, Esq., Assist. Civil Surgeon at Dacca, Jan. 10.

Mackay, Jane, M. L., relict of the late E. Mackay, Esq., Mad. Serv., at Pondicherry, Jan. 26.

Manuk, Mrs. C. M., relict of the late M. Mannk, Esq., at Bengal, Feb. 10. Robertson, Colin Chas. Forbes, third son of C. R., Esq., of York-place, London, aged 22 years, at Bombay, Dec. 8.

Robertson, C. J. J., Esq., at Calcutta, Jan. 5.

Skipton, T. K., Lieut., 10th Light Cav., at Meerut, Dec. 21.

Wiggins, C., Lieut., (late of the Horse Artill.) aged 25, at Chowringhee, Jan. 1.

Date. 1828.

May 26
May 27
May 27
May 28
May 28
May 29
May 29
May 30
May 30
May 31
May 31
May 31
June 2
June 3
June 3

Port of Arrival.

Downs
Gravesend..

Clyde
Portsmouth
Portsmouth
Downs
Gravesend..

Margate
Downs
Downs
Downs

Downs
Greenock
Isle of Wight
Greenock..
June 3 Downs
June 3 Margate
June 3 Weymouth
June 3 Downs
June 4
June 4 Portsmouth

Portsmouth

June 4 Holyhead..

June 5 Isle of Wight
June 5 Liverpool..
June 5 Dartmouth
June 6 Isle of Wight
June 7 Portsmouth
June 7 Portsmouth
June 7 Brighton..
June 7 Portsmouth
June 9 Downs
June 9 Downs
June 9 Downs
June 9

Date. 1828.

ARRIVALS FROM EASTERN PORTS.

Ship's Name.

..

Jan. 19 Madras
Jan. 22 Calcutta

June 12

June 21

June 21

Portsmouth Poole Portsmouth Cowes Downs June 23 Downs June 23 Downs

June 23

June 23

..

June 23

Start
June 23 Downs
Portsmouth
Needles

June 26
June 27

Port of Arrival.

Christiana
Lady Hamilton
Rifleman
Eliza
Tamerlane
Windsor
Comet
Freelands
Childe Harold..
Scaleby Castle
Lady Flora
Vansittart
Wellington

Vaughan
Hawkins
Dixon
Miller
Proctor
Fraser

Jones
West
Newall

Frayer
Dalrymple..
Evans

Gypsie
Atlas

Ann
Norden

Quirke
Hine
Fowler
Burd
P. C. of Wales
Biden
Inglis
Searle
Duke of Sussex Whitehead
M. of Wellington Chapman..
Sesostris
Bourchier
Eliza
Sutton
Clyde
Munro
Upton Castle.. Weldridge

Resource

Diadem
Catherine
Calcutta
Lord Melville..
Harmony
Mellish
Eleanor
Brothers
Patience
Vibilia
Arcturus

Fenn
Wilson
Macintosh..
Mollen
Brown
Middleton..
Vincent
Munro

Brigg
Matthews
Stephenson
Oliver

Commander. Place of Depart. Date. 1827-8.

Kendrew .. South Seas
Christopherson Bengal..
Black
Mauritius
Plunkett
Young

V. D. Land

Ellis

Mauritius
Otaheite..
Mauritius
Mauritius
Mauritius
South Seas
Mauritius
Mauritius

Bombay..
China
Bombay
Mauritius
Bengal
China
Bengal
China
Madras
Bombay
China
Mauritius
China
Bengal
China
China

Feb. 17
Jan. 4

Feb. 1

Jan. 28

Feb. 13

Jan. 30

Bengal Feb. 6
Bombay
Bengal
Bengal
Bombay ..
Bengal Jan. 16
Bengal Jan. 17
Bengal
Calcutta
Bengal
N. S. Wales
Bengal
Mauritius Feb. 7
Cape
April 2
Cape
April 1
Bombay.. Jan. 19
Mauritius

Feb. 8
Feb. 24
Dec. 28
Jan. 5

Dec. 22

March 2

Lalla Rookh
Perseverance

ARRIVALS IN EASTERN PORTS.

Ship's Name.

Commander.

Port of Depart,

..

M'Callum .. London .. Brown .. Liverpool

Port of Arrival,

GENERAL LIST OF PASSENGERS.

PASSENGERS HOMEWARDS.

By the St. David, from Bombay:-Lieut. Inglesden, Hon. Comp.'s Marine; Ens. Gray, 41st Foot; Mr. and Mrs. Guttie, and child.

By the Persian, from Van Dieman's Land :-Capt. Jubb, 40th regt. ; Drs. Jas. Barnes, and Jas. Paton, R. N.; Mr. and Mrs. Williams; Mr. Farquharson, and two children; Mr. J. H. Lyons, of Artill.; J. Adams, and wife; James Baker, seventeen invalids, two women, and three children.

By the Governor Ready, from New South Wales :-Dr. Wilson, R.N.; Messrs. Cooper, Smith, Foster, Goode, and Goodwin; Mesdames Cooper, and one child, Telfavo, and two children; Master Chas. Stavely; two servants.

By the John Dun, from the Mauritius :-Capt. M'Donald, Artill.

By the Windsor, from China :-Mr. Jas. Walker, late 3d officer of the Farquharson.

By the Scaleby Castle, from China :-Capt. Ralfe, Bengal Artill.; Messrs. G. Zowell and J. Henries; Mesdames Smitli, Clubley, and Reardy, (servant to Mr. Clubley.)

By the Childe Harold, from Bengal and Madras:-Lieut.-Col. M. Walker; Capts. F. Fuller, 59th Foot, G. H. Johnson, Bengal N. I., and J. Grave, 46th Foot; Lieuts. Hopper, Madras Eur. regt. (died at sea,) Presscott, Madras N. I., Kirbly, Madras N. I., and Wall, 59th Foot; Ens. Smith, Madras N. I., J. P. Stonehouse, Madras Civ. Serv., and W. H. Parry, Esq., Madras Civ. Serv.; Messrs. George Smith, Assist. -Surg., Bengal N. I., and Bellingham, Civilian Mesdames Capt. Fuller, Stonehouse, Sutherland, and Hennessey, (servant ;) Misses Fuller, Stonehouse, two Grants, Sutherland, and Cuppage; Masters Stonehouse, Kirby, Edwin Edwin, (servant,) and six servants.

By the Lady Flora, from Bengal:-Cols. King, 16th Lancers, Cock, 12th N. I., and Price, 11th N. I.; Majors R. Martin, 10th N. I., and H. Cock; Capts. Talbot, R. N., and Manners, 59th Foot; Licuts. Dundas, 4th N. I., and Kelly, 15th N. I., (died at sea;) Messrs. F. Low, Civ. Serv., Phipps, and Hornet; Masters C. King, Low, and W. D. Bishop Mesdames King and Lowther; Misses Hessing, Brightman, E. M. L. Gwatkin, H. J. Gwatkin, C. S. Bishop, J. J. Nicholson, and three Kings.

By the Vansittart, from China :-Lieut.-Col. Barnes, Bengal N. I.; J. Deanes, Esq.. and lady, (from Batavia.)

By the Wellington, from Madras :-Col. Rob. Scott, (C. B.); Lieut.-Col. F. King; Capts. Legett, 3d N. I.; Law Engineers, Nottidge, 12th N. I. and Winbolt; Lieuts. G. Arbuthnot and G. Gregory, 3d reg. Cav., and Rudd., 37th N. I.; Ensigns Budd, 3d N. I., and Littlehales, 52d N. I.; Joseph Clulow and Edw. Griffiths, Esqus.; Masters Moorat, J. Watson, Henry Thomson, John Thomson, J. T. Howell; Mrs. Mary Ann M'Mahon, in charge of Misses Elena, Charlotte, and Sophia Moore, and Charlotte Howell; 4 male servants.

By the Atlas, from China and the Cape:-Gen. Walker, late Governor of St. Helena, and lady; Col. Kinnaird, St. Helena Artillery; Major Cameron (left at the Cape); Messrs. William and James Walker; Welch (Tutor); Masters John Lindsay and Wm. Fraser; Mesdames M'Nab and Ackland from the Cape, and