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INDIAN APPOINTMENTS.

Head Quarters, Cawnpore, Oct. 13;1823.
G. C. Smith, of the -X .Light Cavalry, is appointed
.Interpreter and 'Quartermaster to the regiment, vice Bennett.,
deceased.-Surgeon W. L. Grant is posted to the 2d BattaliOn
of Artillery, vice Baillie, who has been permitted by Govern-
ment to accept the Situation of Surgeon to the King of Oude.
Head Quarters, Cawnpore, Oct. 14, 1823.
His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief in India is pleased
to make' the folloWing inomotions and appointments, until his
Majesty's plea Sure shall be known :—" • '
41st Foot—Captain James Lewis Hill, to be Major, without
purchase,_ vice Mac Gay, deceiied. Date to be adjusted here-
after. Lieut B. N. Bluett, to be Captain of a Company, with-
out purchase, vice Hill, promoted. Ensign John George
Bedingfiad, to be Lieutenant, without purchase,;Nixon,
. • , , .•
deceased: '
44th Foot —Lieut. James Paton, froni the 57tIrteginient,:to,
be Lietitenant, without purchase; vice Nixon, drakitja'
46th Foot-Ensi.n George 'lratlo from the -69th:*giment,
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to be Ensign, vice Drew, promoted.
67th Foot—Ensign John C. Drew, from the 69th Regiment,
to be Lieutenant; without purChase, vice Paton; retheived to the
44th Regiment.

Head-quarters, Cawnpore; 22d Oct. 1823.
Captain F. M. ChaMbers, of the 6th Reginient Native La-
fantry, to be second in command of the Rungpore Light Tu-
fantry.

Fort William, 24th Oct:_lB23,

Captain John Craigie of the 24th Regiment Native Infantry
is directed to assume the duties of SeeretarYta the Military
Board; to which situation he was appointed on the '2lst Feb.
last.—Captain•J. Hay, of the 16th Regiment •NatiVelnfantry
is permitted to proceed to EuroPe on fitrlough, •on accotint"bf
his private affairs...:-.llis Lordship in Council was pleased, in the
political.department, under date the 26th nit:, to appoint Cip,
tarn W. 13. Salmon, of the 18th Regiment Native Infantry,- to
the temporary eqmtnafid.Of the escort of the Resident at Luck-
now.—Major Valentine Biacker,'C.B..of the MadravCavalry,
who stands nominated by the lionourahle the 'Court: of Direc-
tors to the office of SurveyOrAleneral of India, having, reported
his arrival at Fort William, he will receive ehnrgelof the depart.-
Mein from Captain Hodgson.
• ' Head-gunners, Cawnpore, 27,th bet. -1823.
Lieutenant I. Jervis, to be -Adjutant to the IdSNitalion 2d
Regiment Native Infantry, vice Lawrence resigned.
Ist Battalion 24th Regiment Native lnfatitryLieutenant
N. J. Cumberlege, to be Interpreter and Quarter-Master, vice
1114Mahon, removed to the 34th Regknent.
Dinngepore Local Battalion—Lieutenant G. Cltapnian., of
the 18th- Native Infantry, to be Adjutant, vita Fleming, re-
moved to the Orissa Battalion; • •
7th Nov. 1823.
Lieutenant and' Brevet-Captain
.o.ill'Keitzle; of thel32cl
Regiment Native Infantry, is. ernlitted to proceed to Europe
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on furlough, via Bombay, on his priVate affairs.
• - • • • Head-quarters, Cawnpore; 3d Nov. 18/3.
Lieutenant T. Roberts is appointed Adjutant to the 2d•Bat-
tenon 26th Regiment Native Infantry; vice Phillips, rentOVed
to the 34th Regiment.
Head-quarters, Lucknow, 3d Nov. 1823..
The undermentioned Officers have received his' Excellency
the Commander-in-Chief's leave of absenCe for the reasons
assigned :-
44th Regiment—Lieutenant and Adjutant Woolward; from
date of embarkation, for two years,' to proceed to Europe for
the recovery of. his health. .
52d Itegiment--Ensign Jones, from ditto, to ditto, for ditto.
Rekiment—Capt. Sheelay, from ditto, to ditto, for dtto.
His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief is pleased to snake
the following promotions, and to apprOve of the exchnnge-Vntil
his Alajesty's pleasure is known :--
38thJ.Mathews to be Captain of a eOrn-
C42l3l:ltthi Captain i:celt
Head-quarters, t-v.qi;ta. rfiSt ew:r 71f:6;P:re' ,e
paywißtielogirt Regiment--reLhaiesue,t.vice
Ensign Grimes to be Lieutenant, vice Mathews, Promoted 'ditto.
Read, -deceased, Oct. 23,. '1823 ;
Nl7otvli:.F;oltB,2t;.be
..otton, Who exchanges.
6th Regiment Light Cavalry—Lieut. Henry Garstiti to be
Interpreter and Quarter-master; Lieut. J. 'Mikan is removed
from the Ist to the 2d battalion, 26th Native Infantry, and
Lient. A. Grant loentdu
ttielaarirs
tteert,O
jetlfiaba d
' formeria battalion.
Nov. 2
Headquarters, , 1823.
Brigade-Major Watson is posted to the Presidency division
of the army ; surgeon E...Mactionald'is posted to the 24th It e-
giment Native Infantry;" Surgeon J. Eckford is posted to the
12th RegiMent Native Infantry, vice Carnagie, removed to the
7th Regiment • Capt. J. Garner is removed from the Ist to the
2d battalion, 15th lteginient ;:arid Captain. A. Shuldham from
the latter to the former battalion-.
Head-Quarters;
: His Excellency the ConiCnatt:narPtd
mote the undermentioned. subalterns of lb years standing;:tind
Jere_lilnal_aebhaidef,
isN poive.als2ea„. 1t082133r.
pr®_
upwards, Captain, by brevet, in the East-Indies
o ny4_t:h to 0o t theT rankct t . of
a T.
Firm-tare, 22d September, 1823;
Lieut. Edward Ll:strange-00th November, 1823. 1. '
30th FOOt-.-Licin: J. H. Light, .27th October, 1823. •
46th Fotit..-:EnSign Hutchinson has received his Excellency
the Comniander-in-Chief'S leave of absence to Europe, for two
• ••
years, on private affairs.
Head-quarters, Clinp,'liliodat-Gong, Nov. 13; 1823.
-Lieut. J. D.:Douglas; of the 27th. Regiment of l-
nfantry, is.appointed Adjutant to the. 3d Regiment of 'Local
Horie, vie Parker, : permitted to resign the appOintinent.—
Lient, J. W..G,OnseleY,- of the 14th Regiment Native in-
fantry, to be an Examiner in the College; vice Price.---:Surgeon
J. H. Alaekenzie is removed from the 29th to the 3d Regiment
.of Native Infantry. Surgeon W. Mansell is posted to the 29th
..RegirneritAff Native incit4try.- Brevet Captain and Adjutant
John Canipbell' is removed to the Ist 'battalion, and B'r'evet
Captain and Adjutant B. Woolley to the 2tl bide:llion-of the
3031;'RegiMent.' ' Brevet 'Captain and Adjdtant F. •I%lackenXie
is removed to .the 2d battalion, anti Lieutenant and'Adititant
Mackinlay to the Ist battalion of the 3211 :•
Fort William', N&iV 140823.
Assistant-Surgeon I. M. Todd, to perfonn the inedieal'clu-
ties:of the Civil Station. of PUrneah, vice Napier, proinoted...-
Bth Regiment Native IrifantrY.;—Entfign. :Henry Chnilton to
be Lieutenant, frOrn th-e.,2d .of November,' i 823; vice Oliphant,
• deceased.—Assistant-Surgeon John Smith,lfi perforrn'tbeme-
dical duties of the' civil station of Sarun, vice 141bstoli. Pro-
moted.. - Lient.Xolonei Udriey.:Ynle; C.l3:' of the 2d .Reginient
Istati,:re Infintry, is permitted to proceed to Europe on furlough,
on account of his:private affairs.
-• Fort William, 'Nov. 21, 1823:
'
apiain R. B. Fulton of the. Regiment of-Artillery"; 29 ap-
pointed Assistant to tliAgent for Gun-carriages, lit.c. &e. at
Cossipore:

Fort William, Nov. 27, 1821
The Governor-General lit pleased- to. Make the folkiwing pro-
motions in the Commissariat Department, ip
.sticcessiOn. to Cap-
tain Lumsdane,Advanced to the office of Deputy 'Commissary-
General :-.--Brevei Captain 0. Bruce, from the 2d to the_ Ist
clasi -of Agsiatanth 'Commissary.-General. Capt. C. W.. Brooke, •
Sub-Assistant; to be an Assistant Commissary-General in the
2d class. Brevet captain J.P..:Parsons, supernumerary,. is
brought on -the-effective strength ,isf the de/myth-tent, asa,Sti,b..
Assistant Commissary-0 enerel.. •-•.• • i
.The Governor-General in Camicit4sioliii:pliiskiki,46 -create,
the intermediate rank of Deputy Assistant. COMMisltrYl7.Gt q.
rakend to -promote to that rank the eiglit'sesTitirtitib-Atsl4thilis„
be. Deputy Assistants Cmmissitryieeneml.
Ist Clliss—Captain J. Taylor, 3d Regiment of Isative 'llr-