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.te_tbe Qffice,of the Quartermaster-General of the army.
The Honourable the GOiernor in Council has been
pleased to sanction the entertainment of the undermen-
tioned extra carriage employed far the use of the sick of
the 2d Regiment Light Cavalry proceeding from Pan-
well to Poona.
Five (5) carts with a pair of bullocks from the 23d to
the 29th of December, 1845.
With reference to G. G. 0. No. 165, dated the 11th
inst. Superintending Surgeon J. Patch is posted to the
Sciende force.;
The officer *commanding the 9th Regiment of Native
1 Havildar, Infantry has permission to detach two
1 Naique, recruiting parties, each strength as per
3 Privates. margin, one to the southern Coccan
and the other to the Deccan.
The undermentioned officer has obtained leave of ab-
sence :

PRICE SD.

21st Regiment of Native Infantry.— Lieut. G. W.
West, from the 10th to the 27th of March, in extension,
to remain in Bombay on urgent private affairs.
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Lieutenant E. Waddington, of the 23d Regiment Native
the recruits _recently arrived from England, and posted
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ecnnTPhieeti:onoiorfuedraaudb?lq-e the Governor in Council has been
pleased to sanction the entertainment of the undermen-
tioned extra carriage for the use of the sick of the .1d
squadron 21 Regiment Light Cavalry, proceeding from
Penwell to Poona:—
Twelve (12) Dooley bearers from 23d to 29th of De-
cember, 1845.
Two (2) Coolies do. do.
Unposted Cadets W. Fergusson and W. Bannerman
are attached to do duty with the 23d Regiment of Na-
tive Light Infantry-, and ordered to join.
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Surat an Acting Sub-Conductor in the Commissariat
The undermentioned Sepoys are transferred from the
Infantry to the Golun-
dauze Battalion:—

,Private Doorgan Pursaud, 2d.
" Dokul Acher,
" Bhovv Konday,
" libeda Auhir,
. " gungadeen Load.
The Undermentioned of have obtained leave of
absence:—

4th Regiment Native Infantry—Captain W. Reynolds,
from the 12th to the 31st of March, to remain at the pre-
sidency, on medical certificate.
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20th Regiment Native Infantry—Captain J. Church,
from the Ist to the 31st March, in extension, to remain
at Vingorla, on medical certificate.
16th Regiment Madras Native Infantry—Major C.
Wahab, from the 9th of February to the 31st of March,
to remain at Belgaum, on medical certificate.
By order of his Excellency the Commander-in-Chief,
(Signed) C. HAGAR l', Lieut.-Col.,
Adjt.-Gen. of the Army.

BY THE HONOURABLE THE LIF.UTENANT•GOVERNOR OP
THE NORTH-WEST PROVINCE.
Camp Poorah, Feb. 14, 1846.
Foreign Department—The Hon. the Lieut.-Governor
of the north west provinces has much gratification in
announcing.to the people of Hindoestan, the entire dis-
person of all the Seikh forces on this side the Sutlej by
the army of India, under the direction of the Right
Hon. the Governor General. On the 28th ultimo they
were defeated at Aleewal, near Loodianab, by Major-
General Sir H. Smith, and their guns, to the number of
sixty-seven, were taken or destroyed. On the 10th
instant they were defeated near the Hureekee Ghat by
his Excellency the Commander-in-Chief. All their
guns to the number of sixty•six were captured, and they
were driven across the river with great slaughter. It is
thus that by the assistance of the Almighty Disposer of
all events the unprovoked attack of these audacious
enemies has been repelled after they have been com-
pletely defeated in four pitched battles, at Moodkee,
Ferozeshahur, Aleewal, and Hurreekee, with the loss of
223 pieces of cannon.
The Lieutenant-Governor trusts that the people of
Hindoostan, confident in the peace and security which
are thus ensured to them, will continue to devote them-
selves to those industrious pursuits, whereby their hap-
piness and prosperity cannot fail to be advanced.
J. THORNTON,
Secretary to Government N. W. P.