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1••.1...mr - r www.r g 1 , 1" J* , . . a . . r • - 71' 0 ' . i 'a . • • ' l, - Str ":. ~ • ' '''' t. . , ii: ir .g, 4 40 1 15 C: IP LCD •l_p& - : 14 - ill ( ek, FAI„e, ' i 1 111° 114 111116 1 .,, " 110 at 4 ci pe l I , - . r - ,c 41 4% .. ,ilt ;; 4,4‘' ftAA4. g -0'"-/Js 4A,L [PiticE SEvsbipgscit. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 1828. NUMBER 12,816.] ARMY PRIZE MONEY. SCALE OF DISTRIBUTION. Amount of the Shares of each Rank. mother, who never speak of the English withoortbe grossest abuse. In tact, never any thing t was seen or he4ld like what we witness here. Bombay Rupees.l GRANT to the ARMY which served under the Command of the Most Noble FRANCIS MARQUIS of HASTINGS, K.G. Commander-in-Chief of all the Forces in India, engaged in the WAR against the Pnwaszcs and certain of the Maatarra, STATU, in the Year 1817 and 1818. WITH reference to the NOTICE given in the Games of 29th ultimo, INTIMATION IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the distribution on account of the Booty acquired by the Combined Operations of the Forces hereafter specified, will, for the convenience and advantage of such of the Officers, Non torncraissioned Officers, and Soldiers, and of the Representatives of arch Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and Soldiers, as may wish to receive their Shares in England, commenced on the 12th Instant, at No. 8, Regent-street, London, and must, according to the Act 54 George 111. cap, 86, cease on Thursday, 12th of June next; when the shares then remaining unpaid, must be paid over to Chelsea Hospital, and to the Treasuries of the East India Com pany ; (that is to say) the shares unpaid belonging to his Majesty's Forces, to Chelsea Hospital, and those unpaid belonging to the Forces of the East India Company, to the Treasuries of their respective Presidencies in India, viz. Bengal, Madras, and Bom bay. It will, therefore, be to the advantage of all persons con cerned, especially those belonging to the Forces of the East India Company, to apply foe their shares as soots as possible. All Persons belonging to his Majesty's Forces, whose Shares may be so paid over to Chelsea Hospital, must apply fur payment of them to the Deputy Treasurer of that E,tablishment, and all Per sons belonging to the Forces of the East India Company, whose Shares may be paid over as before mentioned, must apply for them, in the usual manner, to the Treasurers and Paymasters of the respective Presidencies above specified. In order to save the Army the expense of Powers of Attorney and Agency, it is thought right to apprize such of the parties con cerned as may not be acquainted therewith, that every Officer, Non-commissioned Officer, and Soldier entitled to participate in this Prize Money or Booty, may, (if in London) receive the Amount due to them, in person, from us, on satisfying us that they are the persons entitled to it ; or if at a distance, by drawing on us, according to the following Forms and Instructions. for the Amount : the Officers through any Banker, or other respectable person, the, Non-commissioned Officers and Privates through the Agents of the Regiments to which they belonged, provided such Drafts or Bills are presented to us for payment on or before the said 12th day of June next. If the Signatures of °dicers, who may draw Bills for their Prize Money are not known to us, it will be necessary for them to adupt such measures as may be necessary to satisfy us of the correctness of their Signature previous to our accepting their Bills. It will also be necessary for the Representatives of dccea•ed Officers to produce to us the Probate of Wilt, or Letters of Admi mstration (as the case may be), before we can pay to thtin, or to their Order, the Shares due to those they represent. And with respect to the Shares of Non-commissioned Officers and Soldiers of his Majesty's Forces, the Act of 58 Geo. 111. cap. '23, directs, that the Distributing Agents shall not pay the Share Of any Nun commissioned Officer or Soldier, to any person or persons whatsoever, other than the Non-commissioned Officer or Soldier entitled to the same, or to the next of Kin, or Executor, or Admi sistrator of such Noncommissioned Officer or Soldier, or to the Agent of some Regiment, Battalion or Corps, of his Majesty's Army or Militia, duly authorised by the Party entitled thereto to receive the Mb,. All fills drawn in Great Britain and Ireland by Officers must be on Stamps of the usual value ; and all Orders drawn by Nan commissioned (Mew and Private must, according to Act of Par. hamynt, be upon a Shilling Sahli When the amount of the 'Share exceeds Forty Shillings. As much injury bas been done to Soldiers and their Repreienta tires entitled to Prize Mdney by Certificates having been signed in favour of persons nut entitle/ thereto, it is requested that more caution may be used on the present occasion. And all concerned arc informed, that any person personating others, or committing Forgeries, for the purpose of obtaining the Prize Money due to sobers, is by Ate Act of 54 George 111. cap. 86, liable to suffer death as a felon, Without benefit of Clergy. A BCH I BA LD .CA M PBELL, C. G. J. ARBUTHNOT, Agents intrusted by the 'll-ustees to distribute the said Bounty. Deccan Prize Office, B, Regent-street, Loudon, 11 th Itlarch,lBlB. FORM of BILL to he drawn for OFFICERS' SHARES. [Place and Date.] At Seven Days after Sight Ray to ( 1 or Order, the Sum of [here state the A mount in'Woids and in Sterling Money.] being the Share due do . (here et•te to whom, and the Rank, and Stuation, held by him at the time] of the proceeds of the Booty granted lay his Majesty's Warrant of 13th February, 1828, as ad vertised in the London Gazettes of 29th February and 11th Match, 1828. Signature. (The Regiment to which be belonged, and the, Rank beldat the time, to be inserted here.] To Archibald Campbell, Esquire, and Lieutenant- Colonel Arbuthnot (tble Agents intrusted by the Trustees, for the said Booty todistribute the same), No. 8, Regent...street, London. FORM of BILLS to be drawn by MEN•ndwSERVING. [Place and Date.] At Seven Days after Sight pay MI ] or Order, the Sum of there state the Amount in %Vords and in Sterling Money). being my Share as (,rate the Rank and Situa•ion held at the time) of the proceeds of the Booty granted by his Majesty's Warrant of nth February, 1828, to the Combined At my engaged in the War against the Pindarets and certain of the hlabtatta States in India, in Itirf and iftlB, as advertised in the Loudon Gazettes of nib February and 11th blarch,lB2B. Signature. (The Regiment to which - he belohged, and the rank - held at the time, to be inserfta here.) To uirchibald CampbeU, Esq. and Lieutenazt- Colonel Arbuthnot :the Agents intrusted by the Trusties for the said booty tb dis tribute the same), No. 8, Regeat•street, Loudon. CERTIFICATE. These are to certify that we have examined the abovenamed who signed or acknowledged the above Order in our. resence, and from the Documents which he has shown twomd his Answers to our Questions, we have reason to believe that the said wai serving in the abovementloned Regiment datingthe period above specified, and that he is now serving as a in the Regiment of Gives under our Hands at the day of ISt Commanding Deicer. Adjutant. Paymaster. FORM of BILL to be drawn by DISCHARGED MEN. A [Place and Date.] • At Seven Days after Sight pay to [ 3or 0,484 the Sam of [here state the Amount in Words and in Sterling iilcm(7,]being my Share as [state the Rank and Situation held at the timv) of the proceeds of the Booty granted by His Majesty's Wurant of 13th February, 1828, to the Combined Army engaged in the War against the Pindsry's and certain of the Mahratta States in India. in 1817 and 1818, as advertised in the London Gazettes at 29th February and 11th March, 1828. Signature. (The'Regiment to Which he bekmged, and'the Rank held at the time, to be hurried here.) To Archibald Campbell, Esq. and Lieutenant. Colonel Arbuthnot (the Agents intrusted by the Trustees fur the said Booty to distribute the same), No. 8, Regent-street, London. CERTIFICATE. These are to: certify that we have examined the above naeied who signed or acknowledged the above Order in out Procne', and Iran the Documents wbkh be has shown' us and his Answers to our Questions, we have reason to believe that the said was serving in the above mentioned Regi ment during the period above specified, and that he was discharged on the day of 18 , that he now resides in this Parish, and is an Out-Pensioner t of Chesea Hospital. Given under our hands at the day of 182 (Signed) Minister, Churchwarden, or Elder, as the case may be. t If not a Pensioner, these words to be erased. FORM of BILL to be drawn for DECEASED MEN. [Place and Date.] At Sesen Days after Sight pay to [ ] or Order, the Sum of [here state the Amount in Words and in Sterling Money,] being the Share of [state the Name, Rank, and Situation of the Deceased] of the proceeds of the Booty granted by his Ma- jesty's Watraut of 13th February, 1828, to the Combined Army serving in India under the Marquis of Hastings, as advertised in the London Gazettes of 29th February and 11th March, 1828. Signature. To Archibald Campbell, Esq. and Lieutenant. Colonel Arbuthnot (the Agents intrusted by the Trustees for the said Booty to distribute the same), No. 8, Regent street, Lontion. CEItTI FICATE. These are to certify, that we have examined the above-named syho signed or acknowledged the above Order in oar presence, and from the Documents anuexedt, and his (or her) Answers to our Qoestions, we have reason to believe that the above.named is dead, and that the said Is the next of Kin and legal Representative to the said deceased, and that he (or she) now resides in this Paiah. Given under our Rands at the day of 182 (Signed) Minister, Churchwarden, or Elder, u the case may be. t Annex the Documents alluded to. FORCES OF THE PRESIDENCY OF BENGAL. General Staff. His Majesty's Bth and 24th Light Dragoons Ditto 14th Foot Ditto 17th ditto Ditto 67th ditto Ditto 87th ditto Ditto 24th ditto, Flank Companies Ditto 59th ditto ditto Honourable Company's Troops. Artillery European horse Ditto Native Horse, 3d, 4tb, and sth Troops Ditto ditto ditto Rocket Troop Ditto ditto Foot, Ist Batt. 4th and sth Companies Ditto ditto ditto, 2d ditto, 2d, 4th, sth, 6th, and 7th Com. panics Ditto ditto ditto, 3d ditto, 6th and 7th Companies Native Cavalry, lit Regiment Ditto 24 ditto Di:to 3d ditto Ditto 4th ditto Ditto sth ditto Di:to 6th ditto Ditto 7th ditto Ditto Bth ditto Rohilla Cavalry, lit and 2d Regiments Gardner's Corps of Frontier Cavalry Governor. Genes al's Body Guard. Skinner's Horse, lit and 2d Corps. European Infantry Regiment. Native Infantry, Ist Regiment, Ist and 2d Batt. Ditto sth ditto 24 ditto Ditto 6th ditto Ist ditto • Ditto 7th ditto let and 24 ditto Ditto Bth ditto Ist and 2d ditto Ditto lOth ditto Ist and 2d ditto Ditto I nth ditto 24 ditto Ditto 12th ditto 24 ditto Ditto 13th ditto 2d ditto Ditto 14th ditto lit ditto Ditto 19th ditto Ist and 2d ditto Ditto 224 ditto lit ditto Ditto 2.3 d &to Ist and 2d ditto Ditto 24th ditto Ist ditto Ditto 25th ditto Ist and 24 ditto Dom 26th ditto lit ditto Ditto 27th ditto lit ditto Ditto 28th ditto Ist and 24 ditto Ditto 29th ditto Ist ditto Pioneers, lit, 24, 3d, 4th, sth, 6th, 7th, and Bth Companies. Blister Corps. Dromedary Corps. Sirmour Battalion. Golondauze, Ist, 10th, 11th, and 12th Companies. FORCES OF Tug PRESIDENCY OF MADRAS. His Majesty's 224 Light Dragoons. Ditto 25th ditto Detachment Ditto Royal Scots, 24 Battalion and Lamas attached Ditto 30th Foot, Detachment Ditto 34th ditto Flank Companies Ditto .534 ditto ditto Ditto 69th ditto ditto Ditto 84th ditto ditto Honourable Company's Troops. Engineer Department Artillery Foot Artillery Foot, Ist and 2d Battalions Ordnance Department at Steundrabad Ditto ditto at Nagpurc Commissariat Department Native Cavalry, 24 Itt.giment • Ditto 3d ditto Ditto 4th ditto Ditto sth ditto Ditto 6th ditto Ditto 7th ditto Ditto Bth ttto European Infantry Regiment. Native' Infantry, lit Regiment, Ist and !d Batt. Ditto 2d ditto Ist ditto Ditto 3d ditto Ist ditto Ditto 4th ditto 2d ditto Dit:o 6th ditto 2d ditto Ditto 7th ditto Ist ditto Diito Bth ditto 2d ditto Ditto 9th ditto 2d ditto Ditto 11th di:to lit ditto Ditto 12th ditto Ist and 2d ditto Ditto 13th ditto 24 ditto Ditto 14th ditto lit and 2d ditto Ditto 15th ditto 24 ditto Ditto 16th ditto Ist ditto Ditto 17th ditto 94 ditto Ditto inch ditto Ist ditto Ditto 21st ditto lot ditto Ditto 224 ditto Ist ditto Ride Corps Pioneers, Ist and 2d Battalions ' Depot C orps Dooley Bearers :Deur Resident's Escort FORCES OF THE PRESIDENCY OF BOM BAY. Hit Alaiesty?, 17th Light Dragoons Ditto 47th and 65th Foot • Honourable Company's Troops. Artillery, Horse, with Lascars attached Ditto Foot. with ditto detachment Ditto ditto . Detachnient of 24 and 6th Companies Ditto ditto Ist Battalion, Detachment Ordnance Department Deputy Quartermaster-General's Department Light Cavalry, lit Regiment Ditto. 2il ditto European Infantry Regiment Native Infantry, lit Regiment, lit and 24 Batalllons. Native Infantry, 2d Regiment, Ist Battalion Ditto 5d ditto Ist and 24 ditto Ditto 4th ditto Ist ditto Ditto Sth ditto Detach: Id ditto Ditto 6th ditto 24 ditto Ditto 7th ditto Ist and 2d ditto Ditto Bib ditto Ist and 2d ditto Ditto 9th ditto FL Comy. Is: ditto Ditto 9th ditto 2d ditto Ditto 10th ditto Detach. 24 ditto Resident's &tort Pioneers, Detachment Pooeah AuxilLay Artillery, Horse and Foot Ditto Brigade, Ist and 24 Battalions Ditto Bupernumerary Battalion. FRENCH PAPERS. PROW TIIE OARRTTE DE FRAHM MARCH 18. VIENNA, AlAacm 6. - Dispatches from our Ambassador at St. Petersburgh were received the day before yesterday, and were im• mediately laid before the Emperor. It is presumed that they were very important. The Aulie Council of War , has ordered ►ome regiments to march Irons Hungary to reinforce the Austrian troops towards Servia. Our Cabinet, f..ithful to i:s political system, employs every means to prevent war mum breaking out in the East. It is affirmed, that if the Russians should pass the Truth, they would stop in Nloldavia, to wait the result of the last proposals which would then be mrde to the Porte in the name of Austria, France, and Russia. It is added, that on the first notice of the march of the Russians, a corps of Austrian troops will enter Servia. It may be remembered that this Province for merly belonged to Austria, which ceded it to the Porte, under the Emperor Charles VI. in consequence or the disasters of the campaigns of 1737, 58, arum 59. Servia is now under the protectorate of Russ a. A letter written by a diplomatist at Pere has been shown to us, which mentions an extraordinary Divan held at the end of February. The GranJ Vizier, the Reis Effendi, the Ministers of the Interior and Finance, the Multi, and a number of the most considerable per sons in the empire were present. It is affirmed that the discussions in this Divan were rather serious, some members having declared that it was necessary to return to more moderate views. The Sultan was present, but, as usual, concealed. PARIS, MANcad 17. Neither the German .1-urnals nor our letters .say any thing of the declaration of ltussia, or of the movements of troops. Great alarm is felt in the principalities.— Priv ate letters from Brody say, that the field equipages of the Emperor Nicholas are arrived. EUROPEANS. Commander in Chief Lieutenant Generals Major and Brigadier Generals Colonels ... Lieutenant Colonel ...... .. Major, &c. . - Captain. &c Subaltern, &c....... ..«. Troop Quartermaster, Ike. Staff Serjeant, &c. Serjeant ltank and Ftle NATIVES. Subachr ...... ....... ...... Jemadar Hlvildar It. A. P. 517,475 7 23,234 13 11 17,426 2 5 6,970 7 4 4,182 4 5 2,788 2 11 1,394 1 5 691 0 8 174 4 2 34 13 7 23 3 9 11 9 10 69 11 3 23 3 9 11 9 10 2 8. d. 44,201 0 7 1,984 12 10/ 1,428 9 8 595 7 101 357 4 81 25d 2 11 119 1 6) 59 10 91 14 17 81 2 19 61 1 19 81 0 19 10 3 19 01 1 19 lli 0 19 10 Naique, Drummer, &c. - 7 - li 11 I 0 13 2g A ItCHD. CAMPBELL, C. G. J. ARBUTHNOT, Agents intruoed by the Trustees to distribute the said Booty. DeccanrPrize Office, No. 8, Itegent•street, London, 110 March, 1828. EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 19;1828. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the Court will be,ready to receive Proposals in Wilting, on or before VIDNICSDAY, the Ed of April next, from the Owners of Good, Sound, and Substantial Copper Bottomed SHIPS, of the burthen of about Six Hundred Tons and upwards Registered Measurement,specifying the rate of Freight at which they may be willing to let such Ships for one Voy.ige outward, for the cue. veyance of Troops and Stores to Bengal. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the Cover, to be severally Sealed, and kft with the Secretary, at this House, at or before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on the übovemeutioned day, beyond which hour no Tender wU be received. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. The Particulars of the Terms and Conditions upon which the Ship. will be employed, may be had, on application at the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or after FILIDAY, the gist day of this Month. ST. KATHERINE DOCKS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Transfer Books of the St. Katherine Dock Company will be Shut on the 24th Instant, and be Opened again on It!outlay, the 7th of April meat; and that Half a Year's Interest will be Payable at this Office, on that and following Days (Sundays excepted), be tween the Hours of Ten and Four. By Order of the Board, JOHN lIALL, Secretary. St. Katherine Dock Office, March 18, 189.5. PRIVATE CORREsPONDENCE. LISBON, Make,* 12. The steamer George the Fourth, that was to sail for England on the morning of the iSth, goes off abruptly, it is supposed, at Sir Frederick Lamb's oesire. His Excaleiicy has also bent an extraordinary messenger yesterday with his dispatches through Spain. What is going on here justifies fully extreme anxiety. Things cannot go worse than they do. Nuw, all dissimula lion, all decency, is laid aside by Dan Miguel, his mother, and their party, who act openly •against all his engagements, and particularly against Don Pedro's sovereignty and the Charter. Having tried, in vain, to raise the lower order of this population, or to excite a mutiny among the troops against the institutions, and to vengeance against the Liberals, they have begun to take away from the regiments of this garrison their worthy Colonels, leaving yet two unmolested, be cause their soldiers are particularly attached to them ; and it was thought necessary to disorganize previously the other corps. The commands of those regiments are given, with promotion, to officers who opposed openly the Charter, and who were actors under D o n Miguel in the conspiracy of the 30th cf April. 1824. The commands of the provinces are likewise taken from Counts Villa Flor, d'Alva, and other esti mable Generals or Noblemen, and given to Generals all in the same faction. The new Commanders were all decided rebels against the deceased King. They are now the enemies of Don Pedro, and fanatical instru ments of the old Queen. As 1 stated to you, Don Mi guel refused to assist at the review of the English troops on Saturday last : and yesterday, as some flat-boats were necessary to embark the horses of the English hap sars, these boats were denied by the arsenal, under pre tence that they were not ready. All this is done to show contempt of the English nation. It is done by the ac tual Government, in imitation of Don Miguel and his Yesterday Don Miguel went to assist at a Te Deans and sermon, in cele'fration of his return, in the chutch of St. Antony, at the Senado's disease, though be re fused to assist on the preceding day at the service in memory of his father (it beolg the anniversary of his death), imitating, in this. way, a e atrocious hatred of his mother towards her deceased husband. •As became out of the church of S . Antony, and wasgetting iatohis carriage, his own outriders, close to him, were calling out to the troops and people collected round, to cry Out Viva Don Miguel the First, Absolute King of Portu gal." Only a few wretches answered; but in generalthe greatest silence and indignation prevailed among all the spectators and among the troops. Nothing can •be compared to the judicious prudence and dipnity mani fested by this numerous population, and especially by the troops, since the arrival of the new Regent, and ibis is what excites his rage and his mother's fury. The resolution ad.tpted by Sir Frederick 'Lamb. of sending back the money which had arrived from• Mr. Rothschild on account of the loan he contracted with D nt Miguel, has given general satisfaction. He is praised and blessed for ►t try every one; indeed, these has not been for a great while (1 mean since the art ivat here of the English troops, w hicit we owe,' in a great me .sure to the excel• lent SA Wm. A'Couri) a fact mot e l ono it able to British conduct. Every one is quite reconciled with Sir Frede rick Lamb, reserving, notwithst anding, the deep sietzdade and gratitude to which his predecessor, Lord Heytes bury, has so much right from this nation. It is to the disapprobation of Sir Frederick to all the infamies practised by the new Regent and his Government, that we owe the hope and confidence of some remedy to the awful evils and disasters winch threaten us; and in every Bs itish officer and soldier that is now about leaving us, we are sure to have an honest and indignant witness to testify to the English nation our sufferings. We are now fully justified tor that want of confidence which kept many people in the back groom', a•though heartily devoted to the new institutions; but time has shown what we had to expect trom a •de.noralizing Court, and especially from the influence of the Queen. We deserve credit for our judgment in hot having txposed ourselves more than we have done. Is it not even astonishing that so muli energy was shown to throw the Marquis tit Chaves and his band out of the country. ss hen it is now demonstrated that Don Miguel from Vienna encouraged the rebels, while his mother, assisted by Ferditiatid arid the residents of Foreign Powers, was intiiguing and contaminating the whole country by the coutessionai and our wanton Magistrates ? But !tow all comes to light, by he boas ing impudence of the Apostolic psrtisans of uespo (ism ; now we hear them say that D Miguel not Only encouraged, but ditected the rebellion from Vienna-- that he sent them messengers—that at a moment to encou , age them to the last, he wanted to send them his own confident and private Chamberlain Jure de Mello, the only one that he has kept to his side since his atrisat here, besides his surgeon. Now we know that it was at Paris that he was duly instructed in the system he was to follow, and the blind obedience he was to have for all the dictates of his mother—that all that bad already been massaged by the eavillon Alaisan and the Jesuits uith the old Queen, was fully exousei to him. Whit Count da Taipa raid openly in tl.e House of Peels the otthr day is realizing; ad personi who can afford to go abroad are preparing to leave the country, and pet sons of all classes, ti oar Peers to ohm:we artisans, and esi.ecially those that have taken an open part in fa vour of the charter. 1 am even tioli that several having applied to S►r Fiedetick Lamb Icr advice, he most d.- cidedly told them that he was of opinion that they were right in getting nut of the way, for he saw no safety, ione could he much less answer for any under actual circumstances; and consequently every one who can is packing up, fur the least that can happen is anon er civil war, in which the greatest atrocities must be com mitted, it your Governme . it does not put an immediate check to our calamities. Your troops are embarking; and it is genet ally said that all the 11 et, with the ex- ception of the higate ramus, will sail w ith the troops on Sunday next, the 16th instant, not to sanction, by their presence, all these atrocities. But would it not be noble and manly to prevent them ? Five thousand men of the finest troops in the world, as yours are, supported by our whole population, and most of our garrison, and seven sail of the line, are double the tot ce necessary to dictate dignity and moderation to some dozens of wretches, headed by an old desperate woman. As matte's are, we are tearful ot Ferdinand pouring upon us part of his troops haute yours can be sent to us again. This keeps us all in doubt and amety. It is a tact that orders have been sent to the Marquis of Chaves to come to Portugal with all his troops of vaga bonds armed and in regular military order. Yesterday wherever the Regent payed by the troops, the bands played Don Pedro's national hymn, and all the bells played the same, but orders wete given to stop it, and not to play it again ! FROM THE LISBON GAZETTE. 66 EZCEETAIES OF sTATE's OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT, MARCH 11, 1828. " By Royal warrant, dated loth March, 11+28. " Superseded in the Government of the Forces 4.f the kingdom of Algarve, the Brigadier Conde &Alva. " Superseded in the Government of the Forces i f Beira-Baiza, the Brigadier Joao da . Silveiro da Lacerda. " Superseded in the Government of theForces ße o r ft v l e ie t province of Tras-os-Montes, culonel, with the rank of Biigadier, the Marques de Valenca. " Superseded in the Government of the Forces of the province of Minho, Colonel, with the Brevet rank ut Brigadier, Conde do Lumiares. " Superseded in the Government of the Forces of the Oporto district, the Lieut. General Thomas W. Stubbs. di Appointed to the Government of the Forces at Beira.paixa, the Major General Visconde de St. Joao /la Pesqueira. " Appointed to the Government of the Forces of Beira Alta, Lieutenant General Agostinho Luiz da Fonseca. 46 Appointed to the Government of the Forces of the province of Tras-os-Monies, Lieutenant General Vis conde do Pea° da Regoa. " Appointed to the Government of the Forces of the province of Minho, Lieutenant General Antonia Hy polito Costa. " Appointed to the Government of the Forces of th e Oporto district. Major General Gabriel Antonio Franc o de Castro. (Signed) " Conde do 111 P.t I DO." ceeds in Sta. Money.