The Sun.
London, England, 1824-10-01 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SII

Ap. • O
Is.
Destination. pointed Ships' Names. r,
to Sail. 11
"
- 1824.
Madras - { Oct. 5 Ganges' 400
3 Rochester 387
' 10 Aurorat 513
7 Madras 527
. 10 Sir Chas. Forbes 400
Boyne 575
Madras and . Nov. 5 Lady Campbell 684
Bengal " Oct. 3 Waterloo 416
Nov. 5 Royal Charlotte,47l
10 Palmira 560
Dec. 1 Maitland '94
Bengal . ' Oct. b Rockingham 27
Ugly Castle 86
Bombay Nov. 10 Abberton 52
( Royal George 477.
Mauritius and Oct. 5 Alexander 477'
Ceylon -
Cape and Saint 15 Monmouth '9O
Helena -
5 Lady East 620
New S. Wales - Asia 533
( 15 Ld. Wellington,47o
Van Dieman's 1 5 Asia 501
Land - - i
Van Dieman's}
Land & New Elizabeth 362
10 Hugh Crawford 366
South Wales. i

• Sails from Portamoutl
t From Gravesend, Oct

THE ARMY.

CIRCULAR.
War Office, Angutt 31, 1824.
San—l have the honour to transmit, for your information
and guidance, a Cop/ of the King's Warrant, dated the Bth
April last, for discontinuing the use of the Saddle Blankets in
his Majesty's Regiments of Cavalry in India, and substituting
in its stead a fixed Pannel or L'ad.; and at the same time dt-
re.cting that the Horse Cloth, to which it will he necessary to
revert in consequence of the disuse of the Saddle Blanket,
shall be provided at the cost of the scldier as an article of neces-
saries. _ _ _

I— have further to acquaint you, that as the price of the
Saddle Blanket is 15s. fal., and that of the Horse Cloth, as.
only, the dilfirence of 7s. 6d. between those sums will be de.
ducted from the allowance of V. 6s. Id., hitherto granted by
the public to provide necessaries for each recruit raised for his
Majesty's Cavalry Regiments in ltulia, thereby reducing the
said allowance to U. lOs. 7d. per man.
I am, &c.
(Signed) PA 1.31 E RS TON.
Addressed to the Colonels of Regiments of Cavalry.

WARRAN
Discontinuing the use of the Saddle Blanket in Regiments
serving in India, and substituting in its'phice a fixed Patmel
or Pad. Dated Bth April, 1824.
GEORGE R.

Whereas it has been represented unto us, that the saddle-
blanket, as now used with the Hussar saddle, is ill adapted 'to
the climate of India: our will and pleasure is, that the saddle -
blanket shall accordingly be discontinued, and shall no longer
form a part of the cavalry equipment for our regiments in
India; but that, instead thereof, a fixed panne! or pad, shall
be substituted.
It is our further pleasure, that the said patine's or pads shall
be procured at the charge of the respective Colonels ; and, in
.order to indemnify them for the additional expellee thus im-
posed upon them, the chacos, which the Colonels have hitherto
been required to furnish biennially, shall, in future, be fur-
nished only once in three years, this article having been found,
by experience, to last that period.
It is likewise our pleasure, that the horse cloth, which, in
consequence of the discontinuance of the saddle blanket, it will
be necessary to revert to, shall be provided at the charge of the
soldier, and be considered as part of his necessaries.
pand direction.
Given And for so doing, this shall• be, to all persons whom it cloth
or
war
Pranati au thori tace, the th day of April,
may, concern,
at
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Court a
al et i
Carltonent
104, in the fifth year of our Reign.
By his Majesty's command,
• PALMERSTON.
(CIRCULAR.)
War (Vice, Sept. 10, 1024.
Sin—With reference to the instructions fpr. the Regulation of
rAilaorno
tt
o.t
thhet
er2alsl
Paymasterst I ot fJ un
oe
herewithla
thea
tit ,
tgai
oinf
Regiment
Army Hospitals, which were circulated by the Adjutant..oene-
f
lae directediinuntunder
ue t
iyy
your
command. f
°Sret ary
guid-
ancea t
I am directed to add that the Financial System, established
by the said regulations and additional instructions, is to com-
mence from the 25th of December next, and that necessary
forms will be duly supplied by this Oflice.—l haVe, &c.
(Signed) W. MERRY.
Officer commanding Regiment of

MEstonsmiusr
Referred to in the Circular Letter from the War-Office, dated
September 10, 1024.
The system of paying over stopitages to the Purveyors of
General Hospitals, and to the Medical Officers in charge of
Regimental Hospitals, is to be discontinued ; and all sums
necessary to tried the expenditure of these Hospitals are, in
the case, of Regintental Hospitals, to be received by the Sur.
gem from the Paymaster, upon estimates, to be furnished in
sufficient time to enable the Paymaster to Introduce the amount
into his montiy estimates with the approbation of the Conintand-
ing Officer.
In the case of General Hospitals, the Purveyor of an Hos.
pital at home is to draw for the necessary Amtis upon the Ge-
neral Agent, under the direction of the principal Officer of the
Army Medical Department in London, for General Hospitals
in Great Britain ; and Dublin, for General Hospitals in Ire-
land ; and on foreign • service is to receive the same from the
Military Chest, under warrants from the General Officer com-
manding on the station, founded upon the recommendation of
the principal Medical Officer on the station.

The pay of Soldiers in Hospital, whether General or Regi-
mental, at home or abroad, is to be charged in the Puy Lists,
at the following Rates, viz.—
Cavalry. Waggon Staff Infantry.
Train. Corps.
2s. lid. 2s. 3d. 2s. 3d.
O 0 0•• 0 0 0
0 0 1 9. 1 1
'0
019 1 1
000 0 1 1
0000 0 0 '
000 0 0 0
001 1 1 I
0 0 2.3 1 9
000 0 1 7
230 0 0 0
1 fi 1 9 1 1.

Serjeant Major .. 2s. 9d.
Troop Serjeant Major 2 3
Paymaster Serjeant 1 S
Schoolmaster berjeant I 5
Armourer Serjcant - 1 5
Saddle Serjeant - 1 5
Trumpet Major - I 5
Drum illajor . - 0 0
Quartermaster Serjeant 0 0
Colour Serjunt - 0 0
Artificers . 0
Serjeants - 1 IS

Cori- 'orals - 101 0 101 0 0 0 7
Trumpeters - 010 010 0 0 0 0
Buglers - 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0
Drummers - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4i
Privates - - 0 6 0 6 0 0 0 3
Ditto - lut Class - 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0
Ditto •2d Class - 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0
Ditto -3d Class - 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0
N.B. Additional Pay . for length of service, for Men entitled
thereto, is to be added to the above Rates, but not Beer Money.
The additional pay of lid. per diem for Orderlies in General
Hospitals abroad, is to be charged as heretofore in the regimen.
tal pay-lists, supported by the Purveyor's Returns.
Quarterly Returns, made up from the Hospital Books, and
specifying the dates of the entry and discharge of every man
who shall have been in hospital during the quarter, with his
name and rank, and the regiment to which he belongs, are to
be transmitted from all Hospitals, direct to the War-Oflice,
within ten days after the termination of each quarter.
The Returns from Regimental Hospitals are to be certified
by the Commanding 06-leer and Surgeon, and those from Ge-
neral Hospitals by the Commandant, principal Medical Officer,
and Purveyor.
Monthly returns of men in general hospitals arc to be trans-
mitted by the Purveyor to the Paymaster by whom the pay of
the men is to be charged.
In the case of a man being in the regimental hospital of a
corps to which he does not belong, a similar monthly return is
to be transmitted by the Paymaster of that corpse to the Pay-
master by whom the man's pay is to be issued and charged,
which return is to be annexed to the pay-list of the latter.
In cases where men belonging to the Guards or Ordnance-
service may he admitted into the hospital of another regiment,'
the Paymaster of that regiment is to recover from the Agent of
the Artillery, er of the regiments of Guards, 10d. per diem for
each man, and is to deduct the amount-in his pay-list under the
head of lay.
The Hospital Accounts of the Regimental Surgeons are, as
usual, to be made up half yearly, viz. —to the 24di June and

SHIPS TRADING to INDIA and to the EASTIV.

C'opta;

W.Richardsonl

Robt. Simpson
And. Talbert
Thos. P. Stead

W. L. Pope

Wm.. Stewart
Wm. Limgdon

Refeivncet.

It. K. Lloyd
C. I'. Cop pin
Percy Earl
Rd. Crowley
T. Foulerton
Thos. Lawson
James Irvine
Chas. Gardner'
Jos. J. Corhyn
John Lamb
Mich. O'Brien
Charles Beach
Jas. Weynton
L. Percival
S. Ellcrby