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INDIA DISPATCHES-
(Froai the Londin Gazette of Ist •v.maing.)
INDIA BOAUD, JULY 19, 1&52.
The following dispatches have been received at the East
Inca Runge:
THE GovEENOE-GENE4AL OF INDIA IN COUNCIL TO TUB
"eltrr CO3LMITTEE OF TITS EAST INDIA COMPANY.

Fort NY illiam, June 2. 1852.
(Extract.) No. 23.
We beg to transmit herewith a copy of further correspon-
dence connected with Rangoon affairs.
LIRETENA-NT•GZSZRAL H. GODWIN, C.R., COMMANDING THE
FORGES IN AVA, ARRACAN, AND TENASSERIM PROVINCES,
TO C. ALLEN,
INDIA. M 444 SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF

(Extract.)
-quarters, Rangoon, May
onfeadtb
" In my report
18th of April, I had the honoura2.tn
recommend to the 6 14,
favourable'B-
- consideration of the Governor-
General -
in Council
Mathe operations of tee 12th, service I had received d
Major Boulderson, the D l3th, and 14th, from Bravura;
ge-Advocate-General of
the Force, who had requested to me into the field ;' and
who, when Captain Allan, thoefollaowuty-Assistant-Quarter-
master-General, was wounded at White House Stockade,
htlaiereeP.
was appointed to officiate for ile has been of the
greatest assistance to me in both departments
and zeal, and 1 therefore venture to brim bY his ability
28th of April,
sion of his n•ime in the General Ord•zrs of theto oe the. omis-
which I entirely attribute to oversight, and earnestly request
may berectified
"A fe,.e omissions and errors, inseparahleecferoemrredtheinrecent
formation of the forces I command, have
preparation of my dispatch of the 18th of April, whichul
solicit the favour of being allowed to correct, should his
Lordsh
Warren, in Council see fit to extend his grace.
"Brigadier
whose absence trcm the Army I
greedy regret, has reported to me the services of the com-
panies of the 18th Royal Irish, which under his immediate
command assisted in the ' Tenaeserie at the destruction of
the
three stockades at the entrance of the Rangoon river on
the
.sth of April. The Brigadier was with the same com-
panies_n go uncler the heavy fire of the stockades on the Della and
Pan
in command
sides of the river, on the 11th of April. He also
12th of April.
emnmand of his brigade, during the greater part of the
~ Major Fraser 1,,,,
conduct of his Ad' - brought to my notice the very gallant
neers, at the White $„ me Stockade,
t, Lieutenant Williams, of the'Engi-
was very pro-
where he t
Im'oirdDeny.,r.as the clad
obtnlacjeerr nuh
mho also pointed cut that Lieutenant.
Madras Sappers and 31.14°46rninandtld the detachment o
have received the thanks of Government
Manahan, and who should.
Randall, who had not joined ti:Prntheut instead of Captain
ably disclaims the praise. force, and who very honour-
"Captain Christie, of her braje„,t ,
been brought to my. notice a 0 'the ci'4,., 80th Regiment, has
portion' of the stormng party from
on that day.
thartwho commanded the
he jiiirfook"in the subsequent operations Corps at Martaban;
The Commandant of Artillery has
also Poilated oat the

omirsien, on my part, of the services of Brevet Major Back,
in command of the Madras Artillery contingent, who di-
rected the heavy battery in the action of the 14th of April,
which I ccmmended as having been served wi.h precision
and effect. _

Tee-services of Brevet Captain Scott, of the Madras
Brigade of the Artillery, have aloo escaped my notice; he has
been mentioned in very complimentary terms by the officers
commanding the Bengal and Madras contingents or
Artillery."

NOTIFICATION-.
Fort William, May 27, 1852.
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The Governor-General in Council having learnt by a dis-
patch from Lieutenant-General Golwin, C. 8., Commanding
the Forces in Ava, Arracan, and the Tenasserim Provinces,
that the name of Brevet-3lajor Boulderson, Deputy Judge-
Advocate General of the Force, who had also acted as IX-
puty-Assistant Quartermaster-General, and was commended
by the Lieutenant-General, was omitted in the Governor-
General's order, dated April the 28th, and having further
been informed that Captain Rundall had been erroneously
mentioned in the dispatch as commanding the Madras
Sappers and Miners, instead of Lieutenant Ford, his Lord-
ship in Council desires to correct the omission and the
error, and to offer to Major Boulderson and to Lieutenant
Ford the thanks which are their dne.
C. ALLEN, Officiating Secretary to the
Government of India.