The Sun.
London, England, 1842-06-09 00:00:00

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4th ~
Golundatize Battn., Head QCf. Ahmed-
iluggur. [tigaum.
Ist Company 4hmednuggur and Mal-
..tit f t Ahmedabad & Rajoote.
Sukkur and 14dur.
Ahmedabad and Surat.
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Haroda. [tarn.
Ah— id Sat,

4th 19
sth
6th
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Bth .. Men.
Corps of Engineers, /id. Qrs., Bombay
Corps of Sappers and Miners, Head
Quarters, Ponnab.
Ist Regt. Light Cavalry (Lancers)..,lllhow.
2d „ /I Deena.
ad ft Upper Scinde.
„IA European Infantry Poona.
2d „ ~ Light „ t Rt. Wing) Poona.
24 /I I. „ {Left Wing) Bombay.
Ist or Grenadier Regt. :N. I ...... ..-.Sukkur.
2~1 100 I t
3d Regt. N.l.
4th „ (or Rifle Corps) ... Barod I .
.sth „ ( Light Infantry) ...Poona.
6th „ ... .. ygper Scinde.
ith „ .Adhow.
Bth „ .. Upper Scinde.
9th „ Deem.
10th „ Aden.
11th „ Ahmedabad.
12th „ '
13th
{Left Wing Right Wing ......Surat.
Broach.
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14th „ — Rajcote.
13th „ '
16th
Head Quarters
__ "- {Left Wing Aden.
.

Scinde.
•
Head Quarters ... Baroda.
••-i Left Wing Mhow. •
Bombay.
Upper Scinde.
Upper Scinde.
2d Malligaum.
23d „ (Light Infantry) Poona.
24th
Head-quarters
„
Left Wing Asseerghur.
25th „ Upper Scinde.
26th „ • At how. •
Marine Battalion Bombay.
Poonah Irregular Horse
Guzerat „ Ahmedabad.
If Provincial l';attalion Kaira.
Caudeish l3heel Corps Dhurrungauro.
Native Veteran 33at:alion Ja pool *
Scinde Irregular Horse Cutchee.
From the above it will be observed, „that 20 Bei/40010s of
European Infantry, I Troop Horse Artillery, 4 Companies
European Foot Artillery. 2 ditto Golundauze, I Regiment of
Native Cavalry, I Regiment Irregular Horse, and f I Native
or
Infvery nantry R
early egiments,
one-half arthee at
Bho tmbais o
yarmy!oe on Foreign Service--
We understand that on the recommendation of the Medical
Board, Governmenthas ordered the sickly portion of the 10th
Regiment, N. 1., amounting to 200 or :300 men, to be with-
drawn from Aden as soon as possible. This is a most judicious
arrangement; but really, considering that nearly one-half of
the Native Troopsof this Presidency are serving in Scinde, ste
conceive that the Bombay Army. should altogether be relieve 4
of the duties at. Men, and that a Madras Native Regiment
should now take its turn there.

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18th „
19th „
20th „
2lst „

We lament to, learn That very sad accounts have been re-
ceived of an inroad of cholera on the lst- Eur. Regiment on its
marsh from Kandallah to Poonah. Between the `2(hlr and 'l4th
inst. ne tewer than 22 eases had taken place, of which le proved
fatal. It is satisfactory to know that, the regiment bad ar-
rived at Poonah, and that no add tional cases had been reported
for 48 hours up to Monday evening.

Detachment under orders or ilombay, to perform Gsrri-
so duty.

The following is a statement of the quantity: of
goods of various kinds destroyed in the fire at Hatoburgh :
Coffee 2,000,000 lbs.
Sugar, raw .. ... ........ 2,000,000 lbs. .
Ditto, refined -3.000.000 lb,.
Cotton, raw
Ditto, spun
~.. 350 bales.
Carolina rice 3OO tons.
„lava rice 5OO sacks.
Palm oil
Rape oil 5OO cwt.
Smyrna raisins 1,000 casks.
Wheat 2,000 tons.
Linseed
EAST INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Cloth 30,000 pieces.
Wines of Bourdeaux and Cette , 8,000 gels.
A letter, dated Calcutta, April 20, states that it is re-
.l.• • ••• 400 casks.
ported in that, city that Lord Auckland's private Seere- Corn and potato brandy
400 casks.
tart' has carried away some important papers by . 1.7:1f tobacco,. .... **
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miss
and also that Lord Ellenborough has been much Kentucky, St. Domingo, Cuba, the uonooo lbs.
opposed by some members of his Council, who were Havannih, Varinas, &C. ...... ...
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friends of Lord Auckland. His Lordship has left them The late 'navy, and much needed, rains have had a
most beneficial effect rpon all the growing crops, and the fine
in the lurch, and is gone up to Allababad. He has
ordered Sir Jasper Nicholls (the Commander-in-Chief), weather, which has apparently set ' in, with a *times-
to meet him there. The writer adds, that he hears that cession, at intervals, of gentle showers, will bring trn the
Colonel Du Bois de Jancigny, who had charge of the products of the land amazingly. Never, we believe, did
two missino, diamond necklaces, sent by the late King of the moops preient a more promising . appearance. • the
Oude to Queen Adelaide, as well as the 12,000 L in- wheats. in particular, loolthx.,v extremely well, and everything
h7gurs prosperously for the interest of the farmer. We rep*.
Arusted-to him for the expenses of the mission, and who,
.-PA ever:
by the last mail, we heard was in China, as an Envoy to state that, in the island of Anglesey, in many
from Louis Philippe to watch brir proceedings there, is le'rlatF7, tne grub has done much injury to the oats. Of `this
cif ri...•;tee_consi:lerable quantities have, we understand, hoarsest
4cut to visit s.cmc .-:•.f the northers States of India agzin.
~Ily from Almi=fsb, CeFacs, aril. the other ports, at In.
He continues -=•." What could induce the Whig Govern- : and
, or 1 lbe. per quarter of 3151135. In the island large breadths
meat to admit French Consuls in India.? It rs cre.ating . andhave been sown with that invaluable rout, tin Sw•ditb
*BO many-depots for intrigUes ogainst-oUnelves." 1 twig_ ca
i ri., maroon Herald.