The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-05 00:00:00

MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

(From the Bombay Papers.)
BOMBAY, BENGAL, AND MADRAS PRESI-
DENCIES.

APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, &C., &C., ANNOUNCED
SINCE DISPATCH OF LAST OVERLAND MAIL ON THE 18TH
JUNE, MADE UP TO THE LATEST DATES RECEIVED.
BOMBAY.

STAFF.—Major-General F. Farquharson, allowed a
furlough to Europe on medical certificate.
HER MAJESTY'S 14TH LIGHT DRAGOONS.—Cornet
E. P. Arthnr, of the Light Cavalry, attached to do duty.
HER MAJESTY'S 17TH FOOT.—Ensign W. A. Arm-
strong, granted leave to England for one year on medi-
cal certificate. Her Majesty's 49th Foot, Lieut. Arm-
strong, deceased at Candahar, 14th March.
'sr LIGHT CAVALRY (LANCERS.)—Cornet H. R.
Parker,
.promoted to Lieutenant, vice Comb, resigned.
2d Regiment Light Cavalry—Capt. W. J. Ottley, re-
turned to duty from furlough to Europe. Lieut. A.
Prescott returned to duty from furlough to Europe.
ARTILLERY.—Lieuts. G. K. Bell and G. P. Kennett
returned to duty from furlough to Europe. Captain W.
M. Webb, deceased at Bombay 27th June. Cornet E.
F. Moore, of the Cavalry, attached to do duty with the
Head Quarters of the Horse Brigade at Poonah. First
Lieut. (Bt. Captain) C. Blood, promoted to Captain, and
Second Lieut. J. Hamilton, to be First Lieutenant, in
succession to Webb, deceased. Ensign Bruce, Infantry,
attached to do duty with Ist Battalion. Captain J. S.
Lcesond allowed a furlough to Europe, on medical
certificate.

ENGINEERS.—The services of Lieut. C. F. North, at
present employed under the political agent at Candahar,
placed at the Commander-in-Chief's disposal. Lieut. H.
Rivers, appointed Second Assistant in the Great Trigo-
nometrical Survey.
2D REGIMENT EUROPEAN LIGHT INFANTRY.—Ensign
J. Cruikshank, deceased, 14th June, on passage to Bom-
bay in the ship Margaret.
NATIVE INFANTRY.-2d Gr. Regt. Ceptain G. Boyd
promoted to Major, Lieutenant R. U. Macintosh to Cap-
tain, and Ensign H. R. C. Moyle to Lieutenant, in suc-
cession to Rollings, retired. Lieutenant J. W. Morison,
deceased, at Bombay, July 16. sth Regiment Light In-
fantry—Lieutenant-Colonel M. E. Ragnold, received
from 15th Regiment Native Infantry. 11th ditto—Cap-
tain J. E. Parsons, confirmed in the situation of As-
sistant in the Road and Tank Department. 12th ditto—
Captain G. Clarkson returned to duty from furlough to
Europe. 13th ditto—Lieutenant N. P. Macdougall con-
firmed in the appointment of Fort Adjutant of Surat ;
Ensign C. D. Ducat appointed Quartermaster and In-
terpreter ; Lieutenant 11. Lavie returned to duty from
furlough to Europe. 15th ditto—Lieutenant-Oolonel
(Brevet-Colonel) S. Hughes, C. 8., received from sth
Regiment Native Light Infantry. 19th ditto—Ensign
W. Miles attached to do duty. 20th ditto—Lieutenant
E. Baynes promoted to Captain, and Ensign R. J.
Edgerly to Lieutenant ; Ensign B. Burgess posted, and
attached to do duty with the 23d Native Light Infantry.
23d Regiment Light Infantry—Captain J. Liddell re-
turned to do duty from furlough to Europe. 26th ditto
—Lieutenant E. Bowen returned to duty from furlough
to Europe. _

MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT.—StirgeOII J. Bowstead
returned to duty from furlough to Europe. Surgeon J.
M'Lennan appointed surgeon to the Hon. the Governor.
Assistant Surgeon H. Cullum appointed deputy medical
store• keeper at Sukkur. Assistant Surgeon E. J. Prid-
ham, deceased at Poonah 2d July. Asst. Sur,,ovon G.
Maitland attached to do duty in the Native General
Hospital. Assist. Surgeon W. Bowie, M.D., lately re-
lieved from civil duty at Broach, !directed to do duty at
the Presidency. Assist. Surgeon M. Style attached to
do duty in the European General Hospital. Assist.
Surgeon J. Tristrail attached to the Convalescent
Hospital.
CADETS AND ASSISTANT SURGEONS ADMITTED TO
THE SERVICE.—Messrs. B. Burgess, T. D. Ker, G. NPR
Barnes, M. J. Soppitt, C. T. Palin, W. M. S. Bolton, G.
O'M. O'Neill, T. T. Piers, and M. G. Head, for the In-
fantry. Messrs. E. F. Moore, and E. P. Arthur, for the
Cavalry. Messrs. H. Scott and H. S. Osborne, for the
Artillery. Messrs. J. Peet, G. G. W. Maitland, J.
Cornish, and M. Style, Medical Establishment.