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• ant to.the Sneserintentiant of Win
19th Regiment; Iltb Native infantry, Atts-..._
Camp to the Commandpe in Chief.
List of Officers at Tanjore, who hate sigtted De-
claration:
Major Biatkburae, Resident ; Captain J. Buller, of Invalid;
attached to the Resident's Escort; Lieutenant .1. *Donald, ffit
Battalion 24th Regiment attached to dito ; Assistant Surgeon
Muthell, attached to the Residence.
The following list of officers who have tignecl•thti •
Declaration tendered by order of Government of the
96th ult. that have reached the Adjutant-General':
Office since the sth inst. art published in continuation
of that list : •
At the Presidencylajor Evans, 2d Battalion 6th Regiment;
Major Radcliffe; Ist Battalion 15th Regiment ; Major Sir J. Sin-
clair, Artillery ; Captain Prendergast, Deputy Military Auditor-
General; Captain Jones, Paymaster to the Force at the Race-
course ; Lieut. Herring, VI Battalion sth Regiment ;'Lieut. R.
Crewe, Assistant-Adjutant-General Centre Division ; Ensign
Clemons, Invalids; Mr. Commissary Best; and Ensign Myers,
25th Native Regiment.
Cellary—Lieut. Col. Sir D. Ogilby, Ist Battalion 9th Regiment ;'
Capt. Eotheringlram; Engineers • lAeut.Torriano, Barrack-Map...
ter • Mr. Duncan, Superidteoding Surgeon; and Mr. Peyton,
Garrison Surgeon.
Seringapatant—(List subsequently received)—Major-General•:
Croker, commanding the Forces iu the ceded Districts ; Lieut. ,
Col. Bowness Ist battalion 25th regimeut ; Capt. Stewart, Assist:
tent Quarter IN/taster General, ceded Districts : Major Keay, in-
valids ; Capt. Mont, Agent for Purdess: of Stores; Lieut. Cro- •
kat,•ad battalion 20th regiment ; Lieut. Davidson, id battalidn
23d ditto; Lieut. Dowton, 2d battalion 25th ditto; Lieut. Hay,
Ist battalion 22d ditto ; Lieut. White, Ist battalion sth ditto ;
Ensign Pratt, let battalion sth ditto ; Lieut. Bowlet, Aide-de•
Camp to Gen. Pater ; Major Brice, 2d battalion 24th regiment ;
Major *Donnell, 2d battalion 16th ditto ; Capt. Fortune, 2d
battalion 22d ditto; Capt. Stewart, 2el battalion '24th ditto; Capt.
Eaber, Ist battalio 16th ditto; Lieut. Brett, Artillery ; Lieut.
Smith, 21 battalion 24th regiment ; Lieut. *Donald, 2el batta-
lion 24th ditto; lAent. Cuttliffe, 2d bAtalion 24th ditto; Ensigu
Harrison, 2d battalion 24th ditto : Erign Tbuillier, 2d battalion
24th ditto ; Lieut. West, 2d battalion 13th ditto; Lieut. Jones,
Ist battalion 1 sth ditto; Lieat. W oodhoase, 7th ditto ; Captain
*Donald, General Agent for Cavalry Supplies s Capt. Ealmain„
Major of Brigade, Travancore; Capt. Alonuty, Quarter-Master
of Brigade, ditto ; Capt. Nixon, Artillery; and Capt. Campbell,
2cl battalion 9th regiment. (Signed)
F. N. BA LMAIN, Assist. Ad. Gen.
GENERAL ORDER BY THE HONOURABLE THE GOVERNOR
IN Cr ',MEM.
Auo. S.—PARA. I.—The Honourable the COvernor in Coun-
cil judges it proper to announce to the Native Troops, that the
very improper conduct of some of etc European Officers of the
Company's service, and the refusal of others to acknowledge their
allegiance to the Government, have rendered it indispensably tier
cet•sary to remove, for a time, a considerable number of European
Officers from the exercise of authority.
2. This measure, will not, however, affect, in Inv respect, the
situation of the Native Troops, who must-knowi that, their first
duty is to the Government which they serve, and from which all
authority is derived.
3. The Governor in Council entertains the game solicitude for
the welfare and comforts of the Native Troops, that has iuvar.-
ably been manifested by the British Coverimunt.
4. He has no intention whatever of making any changes in
their situation, and he expects that the Native Ttoops will dia.
play, on every emergency, the unshaken fidelity to Governmet.t
which constitutes the first duty of a soldier; that they win obey
with zeal the orders of the Officers whom the Government shall
place in authority over them • that they will refuse a belief to all
reports calculated to agitate ;heir mind, and diminish tb.rir con-
fidence in the Government ; and that they will not them-
selves to be involved in measures in any respect adverse to their
duty and allegiance. •
5. The Governor in, Coen:il is pleased to express Ids arpro-
bation of the good couduct which has been recently mailitesti d by
the Native Troops of the Presidency, in the camp at the Mount,
at Trichinopoly, and at Tellore; and he is confident, that thei7
conduct will be equally correct and loyal at all other stations of
the Army.
Jity Order of the Honourable the Governor in Council,
(Signed) A. FA LCONAIt, Chief Sec. to Govt.
Ann. 5.--The Hon. the Governor in Council ha, been 'Angel

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to resolve, that all the European Officers of the Company's set-
vice, who may be remaved from the exercise of their military
functions, in consequence of their refusing or omitting to sign.the
Declaration required in the orders of the 26th of Jvly last, shall
be permitted to choose a place for their residence until further
orders, between Sadras and Negapattutt, both places included,
from which they are not afterwards to proceed beyond the cites
tance of five miles, without the permission of the Governor to
Council.
The Governor in Council is further pleased to &reel, that die
' Commanding Officers of Divisions, Stations, or Corps, shall take
the most effectual measures for obliging the Officers who may be
suspended front the exercise of their military functions, for the
reasons above stated, to quit the stations of their corps without
any delay whatever, and to proceed with all practicable dispatch
to the places which they inay choose for their residence.
ICommanding Officers of Divisions, Ste. are directed to report
to the Office of the Adjutant-General of the Army, the names of
the places which may be selected by the Officers for their resi-
dence under this Order.
By Order of the Honourable the Governor In Council,-
(Signed) A. FA LCON AR, Chief See. to Gov.
GENERAL ORDERS, by MAJOR-GENERAL. GOWDIE,
JULY 20.
Head•Qearters, Choultry Plates—Lieut. Burton, of the Bong*
Establishment, to du duty with the Ist Battalion 6th Retiment.
The following removals are ordered :
Lieutenant-Colonel !rum, from the 2d Battalion 9th Regiment,
to tbq Ist Battalion, 21st Regiment.
Lieutenant-Colonel Macleod, from Ist Battalion !fat Regi•
most, to the Ist Battalion 19th Regiment.
Lieutenant-Colonel's'. Munro, from Ist Battalion 19th Regi-
ment, to the 2d Battalion oth Regiment.
Lieutenant-Colonel Macleod will remain in comma): of the
Ist Battalion 21st Regiment, until the arrival of Lieutenant-0;8i-
nel Irton, when they will proceed to join the Ist Battalion 19th
Regiment, at Masulipatam.
The under-mentioned Officers are posted to the
following Corps, with which those not already at-
tached to them will do duty until further orders,
without prejudice to the Staff, or other situations they
may stand permanently appointed to.
Ist Battalion 6th Regiment of Native Infantry-; Lieut. Color.el
Campbell, of the 33d regiment of foot; Lieut. JAcreys of the 12th
regiment of Native Infantry; Lieut. M,Le,an, of the Madras Eu-
ropean regiment ; Lieut. Barclay, of the 6th Nation Infantry ;
Lieut. Thomas Dobbin, of the 19th regiment of foot; Lieut. C.
H. Burton of the 34th regiment ; Lieut. Cooper, of the 13th re-
giment Native Infantry.
3d Battalion Bth Regiment Native Infantry—Capt.Vice, Aleut.
Davie, Lieut. Mg area, Adjutant, Lieut. Roberts, and Ensign
Spicer, of that Corps.
2d lattalion 20th Regiment Native infantry—Major M'Cally,
Capt. Smith, Lieut. Johnson, Lieut. Was. Sutherland able Ma.
jesty's 2d battalion of the Royals, Lieut. P. Grant, of that carps.
Lieut. C. B. M. Johnson of the 20th Regiment. Adjutant to
the 2d battalion of that corps, and Lieut. Jefreys to act as Ad-
jutant to the Ist battalion 6th regiment.
Major Sir J. Sinclair to the command of the Artillery at St.
Thomas Mount, without prejudice to his Starsituation, and will
proceed to that station as early as possible:
Capt. Lieut. Otto, Assistant Quarter Master-General, mil
Lieut. Balmain, Assistant Adjutant General, will proceed imme-
diately to the camp at the Race Course, and place themsellee
under the orders of Lieut. Col. Hare, for the purpose of being
employed with the corps of native cavalry there, until further
den. •
Mr. Assistant-Surgeon Sladen will afford medical aid to the Ist
battalion 6th, as well as to the 2d battalion 20th regiment, natal
further orders.
Capt. Pereira, of the 11th, will do duty until further oraero
with the 2d battalion Rd; regiment Native Infantry.
Lieut. Cooper, f the 13th regiment Native Infantry, is poised
to the 2d battalion Bth regiment, and' is appolnted under the
sanction of Government to act as Adjutant to that corps.
Lieut. Macleane, of the Madras European Regiment, is under
the same authority appoinrel to set as Adjutant of the fat battw.
lien 6th regiment, in room of Lieut. Jeffries, rernowed.

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