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

BENGAL

STAFF.—Lieut. R. D. Kay, 2d Native Infantry, to act
as Deputy Judge Advocate-General to the troops at
Candahar. Captain W. Switma.n appointed Deputy As-
sistant Commissary-General of the Ist class. Captain
G. Thompson appointed a Deputy Assistant Commis-
sary-General of the 2d class. Captain E. R. Main-
waling of the 16th Native Infantry appointed a Sub-As-
sistant Commissary-General.
Appointments in the " Army of Reserve," directed to
assemble in the Sirhind Division, under the personal
command of his Excellency the Commander-in-Chief:—
To be Divi:,ional Commanders—Major-Generals Sir J.
Thackwell, K.C.B. and K.B. Cavalry Division ; J. Den-
nis, her Majesty's 3d Buffs ; W. Battine, C. B. Com-
pany's service.
To be Brigadiers of the 2d Class—Lieut.-Colonel
T'. Young, Sirmoor Batt. 4th Infantry Brigade ; G.
Moore, 59th Native Infantry, 3d Infantry Brigade ;
W. Pattie, 9th Cavalry, Ist Cavalry Brigade ; M.
C. Paul, 9th Native Infantry, 2d Infantry Brigade ;
D. Harriott, Bth Cavalry 2d Cavalry Brigade ; J.
Orchard, C. B. Ist European Light Infantry, Ist or L.
B. of Infantry ; C. Graham, C. B. Artillery, Art. Bri-
gade; Major E. J. Smith, Engineers, Chief Engineer;
Captain C. S. Reid, Artillery, Commissary of Ordnance;
Assistant Adjutant-General of Cavalry, Assistant Quar-
termaster-General of Cavalry, Brigade Major of Artil-
lery, Field Engineers, Deputy Assistant Adjutant Ge-
neral of Infantry, Majors of Brigade Cavalry, Majors of
Brigade Infantry, Baggage Master, Field Paymaster,
Superintending Surgeon W. Panton, Superintending Sur-
geon, Field Surgeon, Medical Storekeeper.
Captain D. Simson, 29th Native Infantry, appointed
Paymaster and Superintendent of pensioners at Allaha-
bad. The appointment of Brevet Major I.Trmston. her
Majesty's 31st Foot, to be Deputy Assistant Adjutant-
General to the division of Infantry with Major-General
Pollock's force, has been cancelled, Captain Havelock re-
taining his present situation in preference to the office of
Persian interpreter. Lieut. W. H. Oakes, 45th Native'
Infantry, appointed to officiate as junior assistant to the
Commissioner of Chotah Nagpore.
IST REGIMENT LIGHT CAVALRY.—Lieutenant V. F.
T. Turner, promoted to the rank of Captain by Brevet,
9th Regiment Light Cavalry. Lieut. C. Y. Bazett, pro-
moted to the rank of Captain by Brevet, 10th Light
Cavalry. Captain J. Woore, permitted to resign the
service.

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ARTILLERY.—First-Lieutenant (Brevet Capt.) G. T.
Graham, promoted to Captain, and Second-Lieut. D. C.
Vanrenen to First-Lieut., in succession to Torckler,
deceased. Lieut. (Brevet Captain) E. Sutherland, ap-
pointed to the command of the Artillery at Bareilly.
Captain G. T. Graham transferred from the 3d co. 4th
batt. to Ist co. sth batt., and Lieut. W. Paley, from Ist
co. sth batt., to sth co. sth batt. Captain J. B. Back-
house, transferred from the 6th co. 6th, to the 4th co.
6th batt., and Lieut. (Brevet Captain) J. Trower, from
the Ist co. 2d to the 9th co. 7th batt. Second-Lieut. D.
Metcalfe, removed from the 3d co. 3d to 3d co. 4th batt.
Lieut. Brevet Capt. Todd, removed from Ist co. Ist batt.
to 3d co. 3d batt. Second-Lieut. Fagan, from sth ce.
7th batt. to sth co. 4th bat. Second-Lieut.. Money,
posted to 9th co. 7th butt. De., A. Wintle, do. to 3d do.
4th do. ; H. S. Leathes, do. 4th do. sth do. ; do.
Baillie, do. sth do. 4th do. ; do. Simons, do. Ist do.
sth do. ; do. Hutchinson, do. 3d do. sth do ; do. Austen,
do. 2d do. sth do. ; Second-Lieut. H. Tombs, transferred
from Ist co. Ist to sth co. sth battalion.

INFANTRY.--General B. Marley, deceased at Barrack-
pore, 15th June. Major-General T. Newton, deceased
at Mussoorie, 23d June, 1842.
SECOND EUROPEAN REGIMENT.—Lieut. W. B. Lum-
ley, appointed Adjutant of the Sirmoor Local Battalion.
Lieut. T. Brodie, promoted to the rank of Captain by
Brevet.

NATIVE INFANTRY.-2d Regiment Lieut. T. F. Pat-
tenson, placed temporarily at the Commander-in-Chief's
disposal. 3d do. Lieut. T. H. Fulton, attached to the
Ramgurh Light Infantry, remanded temporarily to re-
gimental duty. 6th do. Lieut. G. 0. B. Ottley, pro-
moted to the rank of Captain by Brevet. Bth do. Lieut,
(Brevet Captain) T. S. Price, promoted to Captain,and
W Ensign .R. Elliott to Lieutenant, in succession to
Brevet Major Hall, deceased. Ensign Cr. F. Turner
posted. 12th do. Lieutenant (Brevet Captain) H. Kirke,
promoted to Captain, and Ensign VV. Hooper
to Lieu-
tenant, in succession to Mullins, deceased. Ensign J.
Dunlop posted. 16th do. Lieut. F. B. Bosanquet, assist-
ant political agent Quettah, placed at the disposal of the
Commander-in-Chief. 20th do. Ensign H. G. Taylor,
promoted to Lieutenant, vice Rattry, killed in action.
Ensign W. Stewart posted. 23d do. Lieutenant W. B.
Warden, promoted to the rank of Captain by Brevet:
25th do. Lieut.-Colonel H. D. Coxe, suspended from the
performance of all military duties until the pleasure of
the Court of Directors shall be known. 27th ditto,
Captain L. W. Gibson, directed to do duty with the
Third Infantry Levy at Meerut. 28th ditto, Lieutenant
(Brevet Captain) J. Moir, to be Adjutant to the Ist De-
pot Battalion, vice Price, promoted. Ensign M. James,
promoted to Lieutenant, vice Nicholetts, deceased. En-
sign W. H. D. Ross, posted. 31st ditto, Lieut. S. R.
Tickell, jun., Assistant to the Commissioner of Chotah
Nagpore, allowed leave to the Cape of Good Hope on me-
dical certificate for two years. Lieut. C. A. Jackson,
Political Assistant at Candahar, placed temporarily at
the Commander-in-Chief's disposal. 32d ditto, Un-
p9sted Ensign F. J. Davies, attached to do duty. 39th
ditto, Lieut. (Brevet Captain) A. G. Miller, permitted
to resign the Adjutancy of the 2d Infantry Levy, and to
rejoin his corps at Ferozepore. 42d ditto, Lieutenant
D. Gaussen, promoted to the rank of Captain by brevet.
43d ditto, Lieutenant B. K. Elliott, placed tempo-
rarily at the Commander-in-Chief's disposal. 45th
ditto, Lieutenant G. Biddulph, granted leave to
Darjeeling for nine months on medical certificate. 46th

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do. Ensign H. F. Crossman. permitted to; resign the
service. 48th do. Ensign F. Wale, promotoA to Lieut.
vice Champion deceased. Ensign G. S. nith posted.
49th do. Ensign J. Hood promoted to Lie :cnint, vice 020
Captain Codrington, killed in action. n W. E.
Sandys, posted. Lieut. 11. J. Piercy, to he'll. •utant of
the Ist Light Infantry battalion. 51st do. Lieutiiimpt
T. Turner, appointed Adjutant to 2d infantry levy,
vice Miller, resigned the situation. 52d do. Lieutenant
(Brevet Captain)A. Mackintosh promoted to be Captain,
and Ensign G. G. Moxon to be Lieutenant, vice Hewett,
deceased. 53d do. Ensign J. M. Swinton promoted to
Lieutenant, vice Lloyd, deceased ; Ensign L. H. Nicol-
son posted. 58th do. Lieutenant A. H. Trevor died at
sea 19th of March, 1842. Lieutenant (Brevet Captain)
N. A. Parker promoted to Captain, and Ensign A.
Meyer to Lieutenant, in succession to Paton, killed in
action in the Khoord Caubul Pass on the Bth of January
last. Ensign R. Duffin posted. Lieutenant A. Camp-
bell appointed Interpreter and Quartermaster, 61st do.
Capt. J. Skinner, killed in action at Jugdulluk, in
Affghanistan, on the 12th January last. 62d do. En.
sign J. C. Hardisty, promoted to Lieutenant, vice Caul-
field, deceased ; Ensign C. E. G. Lamb posted. 64th
ditto, Lieut. B. W. R. Jenner, promoted to the rank of
Captain by brevet ; 69th ditto, Lieut. G. Ranken pro-
moted to the rank of Captain by brevet; 73d ditto, Lieut.
J. N. Marshall, promoted to the rank of Captain by
brevet ; Capt. F. Thomas deceased at Delhi 30th of
June ; 74th ditto, Capt. A. Charloon, appointed to da
duty with the '3d depot battalion.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.—Assist.-Surgeon A. Camp-
bell Duncan, M.D., promoted to Surgeon, vice Harpur,
deceased. Assist.-Surgeon Elliott, permitted to resign
his appointment as Medical Officer of the Mehidpore
agency, and Malwah contingent, and is placed at the
Commander-in-Chief's disposal—directed to do duty at
Neemuch. Surgeon A. C. Duncan, M.D., posted to the
62d Regiment N. I. Surgeon H. Chapman, appointed
Presidency Surgeon, vice Nicolson, resigned the situa-
tion. Assistant-Surgeon J. Balfour, appointed to the
civil station of Bareilly.
CADETS AND ASSISTANT-SURGEONS ADMITTED TO
THE SERVICE.—Messrs. J. Palmer, F. M. Martin, L. H.
Nicolson, G. F. Turner, and W. Stewart, for the Infan-
try ; Mr. H. J. Y. Faithful), Artillery.
MADRAS.

STAFF.-Ist Lieut. the Hon. F. J. R. Villiers, 23d
Fusiliers, appointed to act asAide-de-Camp to the'Right
Hon. the Governor. Captain A. A. Mussiter, 2d Native
Vet. Bat., appointed to the charge of Native Pensioners,
&c., at Ongole. Captain P. Pope, 24th N. 1., Secretary
to the Madras University and Deputy. Paymaster at Ma-
sulipatam, granted leave to sea on medical certificate.
IST REGIMENT LIGHT CAVALRY.—Captain J. M. Mac-
donald returned to duty from furlough to Europe. 3d
ditto Lieut.-Colonel S. Bullock posted. 7th ditto, Lieut--
Colonel M. M'Neill received from the Bth Regiment
Light Cavalry. Bth ditto, Lieut.-Colonel G. Sandys re-
ceived from 3d Regiment Light Cavalry.
ARTILLERY.—First Lieut. G. M. Gumm removed
from 4th to 2d battalion, and First Lieut. G. Dancer,
from 2d to 4th battalion, Lieut.-Colonel F. Derville re-
moved from 4th to 3d battalion, Lieut.-Colonel P. Mont-
gomerie, C. 8.. from Ist to 4th battalion, and Lieut.-
Colonel F. Bond from 3d to Ist battalion. First Lieut.
(Bt. Captain) J. Maitland promoted to Captain, and
Second Lieut. C. A. Purvis to First Lieutenant. First
Lieutenant R. R. Little returned to duty from furlough
to Europe. First Lieutenants W. C. Gordon, T. A. C.
Godfrey. and G. S. Cutter, promoted to the rank of
Captains by brevet.

RNGINEERS.—First Lieutenant C. A. Orr ap-
pointed to act as Supg. Engineer to the Hyderabad
Subsidiary Force.
INFANTRY.—Major-General C. Farran deceased at
Madras, June 29.

IST EUROPEAN REGIMENT. —LIMA.- COl. W. Watkins
received from the 27th Regt. N.I. 2d do. Capt. W. Raw-
lins returned to duty from furlough to Europe. 1s:, Regt.
N. 1., Capt. J. R. Graham permitted to return to Europe
on medical certificate. 4th do., Major R. N. Campbell
permitted to retire from the service. Ensign C. T.
Harkness posted. Captain E. Haldene promoted to Ma-
jor, Lieut. (Brevet Capt.) 11. Colbeck to Captain, and En-
sign I. Denton to Lieut., •ice Campbell retired. Lieut.
A. M: Cleghorn permitted to return to Europe on me-
dical certificate. Capt. P. A. S. Powys returned to duty
from furlough to Europe. 6th do. Ensign G. Atkinson
posted. Lieut. Forsyth deceased at sea 12th April, 1842.
Ensign F. Harris, promoted to Lieutenant vice Forsyth
deceased. Lieut. F. G. Kimpster appointed Adjutant. Bth
do. Lieut.-Col. Commandant A. Cooke, and Lieut.-Col.
H. Moberly, posted. llth do. Capt. M. Davies placed at
the disposal of the Resident at Travancore, for employ-
ment in the Nair Brigade. 12th do. Colonel (Major-Gen.)
J. Welsh received from Bth Regiment, N.I. 13th do. Capt.
J. F. Leslie deceased at Singapore 31st May. 14th ditto,
Lieut.-Colonel A. B. Dyce received from the 34th Light
Infantry. The services of Lieut. Lukin are placed at the
disposal of the Major-General commanding the forces.
17th ditto, Ensigns J. Shand, Newlyn, and Flint, at-
tached to ditto duty. 18th ditto, the appointment of
Ensign Harkness to this corps is cancelled. Ensign J.
Jacob posted. 21st ditto, Major T. J. M. Johnstone re-
moved to the invalid establishment. Ensign W. S. Hot,.
rocks posted. Captain ill. Carthew promoted to Major,
Lieut. (Brevet Captain) J. Campbell to Captain, and
Ensign S. R. Clogstoun to be Lieutenant, vice Johnstone
invalided. Major Carthew placed at the disposal of the
Commander-in-Chief. 23d N.L.1., Lieut.-Colonel L.
Macdowall received from 42d Regiment N.L 26th ditto,
Li-mt.-Colonel J. Yaldwyn posted. 27th ditto, Lieut.-
Colonel E. A. M'Curdy posted. Capt. A. Cuppage re-
turned to duty from furlough to Europe. 30th ditto, the
appointmeut of Ensign J. Jacob to this corps has been
cancelled. 32d do., Ensign E. Floud posted. Lieut. (Brevet
Capt.) F. W. Humphreys, deceased at Ellore 19th June ;
Ensign B. W. Vaughan promoted to Lieut. vice Hum-
phreys deceased. 34th L. I. Lieut.-Col. J. F. Palmer,
received from 37th Regt. N. I. The services of Lieut.
M. Price placed at the disposal of the Resident at Tra-
vancore for employment in the Nair Brigade. 37th
Grenadiers, Lieut.-Col. J. Campbell received from 14th
Regt. N. I. Capt. J. Hadfield promoted to Major by
Brevet. 40th do. Lieut. R. J. C. Smith deceased at
Madras 10th June. Ensign F. Welland promoted to
Lieut. vice Smith, deceased. Ensign W. K. Hawkins,
posted. Ensigns Harvey, Coote, Rishton, Kenney,
Reilly and Bell attached to do duty. 41st do. Lieut.-
Col. Commdt. H. Walpole, posted. 42d do. Lieut.-Col.
F. H. Ely posted. 46th do. Ensign W. S. Harrocks,
attached to do duty. 51st do. Col. J. Henry, posted.
52d do. Captain H. Bower, returned to duty from fur-
lough to Europe. Captain T. Bayles, deceased, at Cawn-
pore, of the 21st of June.
VETERAN ESTABLISHMENT.—Major J. Howison, of
the European Veterans, removed to the 2d Native Vete-
ran Battalion. Major T. M. Johnstone, posted to the
2d Native Veteran Battalion.

MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT.—Assistant-Surgeon H.
Cheape, posted to 37th Grenadiers. Assistant-Surgeon
J. Ratton, posted to the Infantry Veteran Company at
Vizagapatam. Assistant-Surgeon E. J. Barker, posted
to the Ist Regiment Light Cavalry. Assistant-Surgeon
J. Tait, appointed to act as Zillah Surgeon a! Nelore.
Assistant-Surgeon D. Macfarlane, M. D., removed from
Ist European Regiment to Ist Battalion of Artillery.
Assistant-Surgeon F. Le Mesurier, M.D., posted to the
2d Battalion of Artillery.
CADETS AND ASSISTANT-SURGEONS ADMITTED ON
TIIE ESTABLISHMENT. —Messrs. J. W. Barwise, E. H.
Couchman, W. F. B. Lawrie, and S. Rippon, Artillery.
Messrs. W. E. White, C. Hight, J. L. Paterson, A. T.
Alexander, C. Ratcliff, J. I. Wright, and J. Shand, In-
fantry. Messrs. H. Young, K. M`K. Adams, M.D. and
A.M., and T. L. Bell, Assistant-Surgeons. Mr. W. S.
S. Mulcaster, Cavalry. Messrs. J. N. P. D. Mackellar,
J. Flint, J. M. T. Reilly, T. E. Bell, W. H. Harvey, C.
G. H. Coote, W. R. Newlyn, A. L. Rishton, W. S. Ken-
ney, C. E. Taybr, and H. R. Morgan, Infantry. Messrs.
J. W. Ferminger and C. B. Craske, Assist.-Surgeons.