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Royal Artillery. The principal medical officer will be.
pleased to give the necessary directions.—By order. \
(Signed) H. W. BARNA.RD, Chief of the Staff.
November 11.
No. 1. Brevet-Major Clifford, Rifle Brig., D.A.Q.M.G.;
is appointed to act as A.Q.M.G. of the, Light Divisic a
during the absence on leave of Lieut-Colonel Airey,
C. 8., A.Q.M.G., from 4th October, 1855, inclusive.
No. 2. Captain Thereby, 9th Foot, is appointed extra
A.D.C. to Lieut.-General the Hon. Sir J. Y. Scarlett,
K.C.B , with the usual allowances, from 9th. November.
No. 3. Captain G. Gordon, Scots- Fusilier . Guards,
will proceed to England to join the 2d battalion of hie
regiment, to which he has been appointed.
No. 4. Captain C. Biggs, 82d Regiment, supernume.
rary of his rank with the service companies, will pro
ceed to England to join the depot.
No. 5. The Rev. J. M. Lewis, officiating chaplain to
the forces, will proceed to Kertch, and do duty with the
troops stationed there.
No. 6. Leave of absence is granted, at the recom-
mendation of a medical board, to Lieut. J. Sharpe, 56th
Regiment, to proceed to England ; on arrival he will re-
port himself to the Adjutant-General.:. On medical cer-
tificate to Seelnd Ctass Staff-Surgeon T. Rhys, to sth
Decerober.-1855, to proeeed- to 'Seutari. On urgent
privato affairs, to Brevet-Major Ron. W. J. Colville,
Rifle Brigade, to 29th February, 1856. In extension to
Cap'ain Slade, Ist Dragoon Guards, to 15th November,
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[PRICE 4D. STAMPED SD•

litary clothing. The following is a part of the
English return : .
GUNS IN IiALAKHOFF, RED AN, &C.
Serviceable. Unserviceable.
8-inch guns
7 to 7A inch ditto ......
6 to 6} ditto
5 to 5A ditto
Smaller calibres
13-inch mortars
10-inch ditto ' 8 0
Blass cohorns, 6 to 6j in. 21 0
Brass field pieces ~
'Aran pieces

Total lung- " 1,790
297

Total 2,087
The return includes eight 8-inch and two 31 inch brass
guns

No. 7. Quartermaster Sergeant Donald Munro,' 72d
Regiment, is-appointed to act as quartermaster of his
regiment, pending confirmation from h ime.—By order.
(Si;ned) ii. W. BARNARD, Chief of the Staff.
No. 1. The undermentioned officers and others may
receive their claims for compensation for losses-on appli-
cation at the. Commissariat :—Brigadier-General Law-
renson ; Lieut.-Colonel Kelly, 34th Regiment ; Major
Green, 3d Regiment ; Major Benson, 17th Lancers ;
Lieutenant Wilmot, 57th Regiment ; Lieutenant New-
ton, aide-de-camp ; Lieutenant Clowes, Bth Hussars ;
Lieutenant Byron, 34th Regiment ; Lieutenant Colman,
Ist Dragoons ; Assistant-Surgeon Hamilton Grenadier
Guards ; Assistant-Surgeon Stewart, 28th 'Regiment ;
Dr. Alexander, Deputy-Inspector-General of Hospitals ;
noncommissioned officers and privates of the 4th Dra-
goon Guards, Bth Hussars, 9th, 28th, 34th, 48th, 55th,
and 90th Regiments. The claims -of the following °Mien
have been referred to the War-office :—Major Stanton,
Royal Engineers ; Major Ross, Deputy-Assistant Qaar-
termaqtf, r-General ; Lieutenant Whin3atee, Royal Horse
Artillery • Assistant-Surgeon Cattell, .sth Dragoon
Guards ; and Assistant-Commissary-General Crookshank.
No. 2. Leave of. absence is granted on the recere-
mendation of a medical board, to Capt. C. Norman, 72d
Epgfa, .te.proceeektch---On arrival Le will report
Himself to the Adjutant-Genersir
No. 8. Medical boards will assemble to inquire into
the state of health of Captain J. Browne, Royal En-
gineers, and Quartermaster of Brigade Caldwell, L.T.C.
The principal medical officer will be pleased to give the
necessary directions.
No. 4. The following soldiers are appointed Deputy
Provosts Marshal, vtith pay at 4s. 9d. a day :—Sergeant
Burke, 12th Lancer, from 20th October ; and Sergeant
J. Temple, 17th Lancers, from 11th November.
No. 5. Corporal John Dinning, Royal Artillery, is
appointed Clerk in a Military Department, with addi-
tional pay at is. per diem, vice Bombardier Rea, who
has returned to his duty.—By order.

Powder an s nen
No of Shot. Shell. Grape. Live Shell. Atnateplition.
257,31 k 60,515 13,330 1,240 419,20a1b of powder
• 436,0001 b of am-

munition.

Throe small bells and ono hog? one of fine tones.
Two marine condensing steam-engines of 30-horse £
power, in good condition, nearly new 2,000
Three large pumps for pumping out the docks, in
good condition, with gear complete.
Three iron boilers for engines
Spare gear for the above .". 700
Blocks, with brass sheaves lO
One 16-horse power engine, for pumping out coffer
dam, not complete .... 800
Three 3 ton cranes, good
One ditto, not fixed, good
One 12-horse power condensing engine for bakery 200
One 20-horse high-pressure engine, incomplete,
with gear packed in cases 9OO
Iron boiler and iron chimney, complete
Copper boiler, for steaming plank
Pair of 220-horse power marine engines, unfit for
use, original value
f•I,
Eight copper boilers for ditto, repairable, ZO tons 5,600
Patent ship cradle thiecigtwg eiatiblise,-Ice.* ..... --kV*
- -.----
Copper, pumps, forges, hydraulic pump ' 32,140
Cranes, &c.

Total .

£45,426

This, taken with the French return, gives the
total in the list; but there is an immense number
of small articles which would swell this inventory
to an immense extent. The Karabelnaia, or Eng-

lish portion, it will be observed, contained the
largest and most valuable portion of the articles
captured. The 14 bells were divided thus—one of
2500.00 kilos. French Parc de Siege, one 21 cwt.
ditto, one 16 cwt. ditto, one 533.00 kilos. at Right
Siege Train, another of 146.00 kilos. at ditto, one
88.00 kilos. at French Parc de Siege, one 76.00
kilos. at Right Siege Train, one of 1 cwt. at Parc
de Siege, one of 3 quarters 221 b. at do., do. ; one
of 3 quarters 171 b: at Pare du Moulin ; one of
36.00 kilos. at Right Siege Train ; one of 26 4-51 b.
at French Parc de Siege ; one of 7.00 kilos. at
General Mazare's office.

(Signed) H. W. BARNARD, Chief of the Staff.

The following " Hue and Cry," dated Nov. 10, has
ast been issued :

LOST.

Reward.—rtoan pony, 12 hands high, marked on near
side of neck, and on near hind quarter " J. Wyatt."—
Camp, Coldstream Guards.

Large brown mare mule, Turkish pack-saddle, head•
stall, and bridlo ; cross on shoulder.—Orderly-room, 33d
Regiment.

The quantity of wood taken from the place is
very great, and it still furnishes our officers, who
are left to their own resources, with vast supplies
—only to be got under fire, however—of wood,
iron, briclo, and cut stone. It is a hard tug for
horses and men to get them up from the city, and
the enemy are sure to let fly a shot at them when-
ever they see a party engaged in collecting wood
or building materials.. I fear there is nothing of
interest to be found in my diary. The army is
busy hutting itself, and it will soon be in a condi-
tion to bid the weather defiance. The extent of
canvas, however, which yet meets the eye would
astonish a stranger. The tents stand out dis-
tinctly amid the dingy huts and wigwams, and are
apt to engage the attention exclusively. The French
are far behind us in their preparations for making
themselves comfortable for the winter. Their
main road is nob nearly completed, and the Sar-
dinians get on but slowly with their branch to
Kamera.

ti. Reward.—The friends of Lieut. Henry Thorold,
late of the 33d Regiment, who was killed at the battle of
Inkerman, being most desirous of recovering his sword,
which they have reason to believe is still in the British
camp, offer the above reward to any person who will
obtain and deposit it with the Provost Marshal. A re-
ward of 1/. will be given to any person who shall give
information which will lead to its recovery. The sword
is easily identified, as it was made by Wilkinson, Lon-
don, and bears upon the blade the crest and initials of
the deceased—" a stag," with " H. T."
Si. Reward.-1 geld hunting watch of a peculiar
shape ; maker's name, " Hawley, London."—Orderly.
room, 33d Regiment.
Liberal reward—to any person finding or giving in-
formation regarding a regulation infantry sword, made
by Buekmaster ; initials, " H. R. C. ;" buff belt ; breast-
plate, 77th Regiment.—Adjutant, 77th Regiment.

FOUND.
Bay pony, 13 hands 2 inches high, black legs ; saddle
and bridle.—Lient. Kelsall, Royal Engineers' Camp.
Brindle and white bull-dog, large and powerful ; also,
fawn-coloured goat.—Commissariat of 4th Division.

SATURDAY.

The weather continues fine. The changes an-
nounced in the staff and in the army are large.
The army will be divided, it is said, into two corps
of three divisions each—one to be under the com-
mand of Sir Colin Campbell, if he will accept it ;
the other under the command of General Eyre.
The staff of generals will stand thus :

Commander-in-Chief, Sir W. J. Codrington.
Chief of the Staff, Major-General Windham.
_ . .

Light Division, Lord W. Paulet.
Guards' Division, Lord Rokeby.
2d Division, Major-General Barnard, late Chief
of Staff.

Third Division, Sir R. Eyre.
Fourth Division, Major-General Garrett.
Highland Division, Brigadier-General Cameron,
pro tent.
Quartermaster-General Colonel P. Herbert.
The Kaffa expedition is knocked on the head,
and the troops disembark to-morrow morning.

MONDAY.

General Codrington has assumed the command of
the army from this day, and has announced it
in the following Order, which has been received
with satisfaction by the army :
" Head-quarters, Sebastopol, Nov. 12.
"I have assumed the command of the army in obe-
dience to her Majesty's orders. It is with a feeling of
pride and with a feeling of confidence in the support
which I know will be heartily given to any officer ho-
noured with such a commission.
"The armies of France and Sardinia are united with
us on this ground. We know their gallantry well, for
we have seen it ; we know their friendship, for we have
profited by it ; we have shared difficulties, dangers, and
successes—the groundwork of mutual esteem ; and all
will feel it our pleasure, as well as our duty, to carry
on that kindly intercourse which is due to the intimate
alliance of the nations themselves. Our army will
always preserve its high character in the field. The so-
briety, the good conduct, and the discipline which it is
our duty to maintain are the best sureties of future suc-
cess, and I trust to the efforts and assistance of all ranks
in thus keeping the army to be an instrument of honour,
of power, and of credit to England.
"W. J. CODRINGTON,
'General Commander of the Forces.
General Simpsort's farewell appeared last night,
and is as follows :

" General Sir James Simpson announces to the army
that the Queen has been graciously pleased to permit him
to resign the command of this army, and to appoint
General Sir William Codrington, K.C.8., to be his suc-
cessor.
On resigning his command the General desires to
express to the troops the high sense he entertains of the
admirable conduct of the officers and men of this army
during the time he has bad the honour to serve with
them. In taking leave of them he tenders his best
thanks to all ranks, and offers his earnest wishes for
their success and honour in all the future operations of
this noble army.
General Sir William Codrington will be pleased to
assume the command of the army to-morrow, the 11th
inst. " By order.
" H. W. BARNARD,

if th,

Staff."

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The weather is beautiful, and the Russians avail
chemselves of it to wake roads and build huts like
ourselves•

The following General Orders have just been pub
fished

November 10.
No. 1. The following officers have joined the Staff of
this army. Ordnance Department—Mr. M. I. M`Kit•
trick, Ordnance Clerk—from Nov. 3.
No. 2. The regimental promotions and appointments.,
published by authority in the London Gazettes of the 23d
and 26th October, 1855, will take effect in this army
from their respective dates.

No. 3. Brevet-Major M. H. Dowbiggen, 4th Regi-
ment, is plaoed on the Staff of this army until her Ma-
jesty's pleasure is known, and will act as Deputy-Assis-
tant Adjutant, or Quartermaster-General, as his services
may be required. Major Dowbiggen will be attached
for the present to Head-quarters.
No. 4. The Field-Marshal Commanding-in-Chief has
been pleased to grant leave of absence to Col. Pliably)
10th Hussars, to Jan. 17, 1856 ; Lieut.-Col. Holcombe,Btjl
13th Regiment, Dec. 12, 1855 ; Lieut.-001
79th, Nov. 15, 1855 ; Lieut.-Col. Maxwell, Bh,_ April
12th, 1856 ; Major Cure, 55th, Jan. 7, 1856 ; Brevet-
Major Ambrose, 3d, Nov. 25, 1855 • Surgeon Blake,
55th, Dec. 3, 1855 • Surgeon Davies,' 49th, Jan. 11,
1856 ; Assistant-Surgeon' Titterton, S9tb, Jan.ll, 1856 ;
Assistant-Surgeon Greer, 21st, Dec. 15, 1855.
No. 5. A board will assemble at the Commissariat-
office, Balaklava, at 11 a.m., on Monday next, the 12th
inst., to report on such matters as may be brought be-
fore it :—President : A field officer, to be detailed by
Colonel Ferryman. Members : 1 captain, and 1 officer
of the Commissariat Department, to be named by the
Commissary-General.
No. 6. Captain Mansfield, tlRd
--a'egirlielati is appointed
Aide-de•Camp to Brigadier-General Mansfield, on spe-
cial duty at Constantinople, with the usual pay and
allowances, from the 10th Nov. 1855.
No, 7. During the winter the working hours for all
parties receiving working pay will be from eight A.M.
to four p.m., with the interval of an hour allowed for
dinner.

----No. 8. Lieut. Sykes, Bombay army, attached to the
10th Hussars, is permitted, at his own request, to return
to England.

No 9. Second Class Staff-Surgeon Bain will proceed
to Scutari, for duty at that station.
No. 10. Leave of absence is granted, at the recom-
mendation of medical boards, to Captain H. Austin, 56th
Regiment ; Assistant-Surzeon Sinclair, 93d Regiment—
to proceed to England. On arrival they
will report
themselves to the Adjutant-General. On medical cer-
tificate, to Assistant-Surgeon G. S. Winhoe, 051 h Regi-
ment, to 10th December—to proceed to Scutari..
No. 11. A medical board will assemble to in wire
unto the pat! of health of Prent-Diskjoil J. PRP_PDgi