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ARRIVALS 1., the e LAST FLEET" front INDIA

Per Penang—Captain Hodges, Ensign Comtellan, Messrs,
Walker and Read.
Per Metcalfe—Captain C. Mortlock, late of the Hon. Com-
pany's ship Charkon, Mr. J. Martyr, 9d Officer of ditto; Mrs.
Wintle, Capt. J. Hunter, Lieuts. Rankin and Williamt, Messrs.
A. Colvin, Gordon, Grant, and Williams, and 13 children.
Per the Northampton. From Bombay—Colonel Skelton,
Mrs. Skelton, T. G. Dickenson, Esq. Lieut. Bates, of his Ma-
jesty's 65th Regiment, Miss Mason, and Mr. Gehagan, from St.
Helena.
Per Retreat.—From Bengal—Mrs. Harris—From Madras—
Lieut.-Colonel Hamilton, H. C. service, Lieut. Skirrow, H. M.
30th regiment, Ensign Wm. Currie, H. C. service, Mr. Samuel
Parr, Mrs. Stevens and four children, Masters Henry Macin-
tosh, Agnew Macintosh, and John Jones; Mrs. Cockburn, died
£3d June.
Per Lady Castlereagh—Sir B. Sulivan, Puisne Judge, left at
St. Helena, Charles Marsh, Esq. Mrs. M. E. Marsh and child,
Colonel Nash, of the N.l. Captain James }linen, of his Majesty's
69th regiment, Mr. Harvey Combe and Mr. A. Fraser, writers ;
Mr. J. D. Burn, 2d Officer of the United Kingdom; F. Dowton,
midshipman, United Kingdom ; Mr. Fearon, Purser of the Char-
lton ; Master John, and Miss Charlotte Taylor, Lieut. Crichton,
of the Company's Artillery, Lieut. Webster, of the Ist Ceylon re-
giment, Mrs. Jane Webster, the wife of ditto.
Per Castle Eden—From Bengal, Lieut. A. Creagh, of his Ma.
jesty's Bth Light Dragoons; Mrs. Darby Creagh and three chil-
dren.—From Madras, Mrs. Wood, Mrs Carry and two children,
Mrs. Dismay and three children, Lieut.-Colonel Baillie, Hon.
Company's servicc • Mr Aufrere, senior merchant, Captain J.
Chambers of his Isiajestfs 30th regiment ; TowneDistny, Esq.
I.ient. A. Deveaux, of the Hon. C. service —From Ceylon, Mrs.
Christie and 4 children, Mrs. Deuve and S children, Lieutenant-
Colonel Stewart, of the Ist Ceylon regiment ; Lieut. Thome, of
his Majesty's 19th regiment, Mr. Christie.
Per Carnatic—from Bengal, G. Baring, Esq. senior merchant,
Mrs. Baring and two children, Rev. Richard Jefferys and seven
children, Major R. Swinton, late 6th N. C. ; Lieut. T. Savage, of
his Majesty's 14th regiment; R. Swettenham, 2d N. C.; Mr. A.
Dickson, surgeon, 17th N. I.; J. Harford, assistant-.surgeon of
his Majesty's 17th regiment, W. Yates, Lieut. Fellows, of the
R. N. Miss Rachael Houston, Masters Henry Seaton, Charles
Seaton, Bruce Seaton, A. W. Houston, and W. W. Houston,
Miss H. Jefferys.
Per Devonshire.—From Bengal, Mrs. Murray, Sir Ewen
Baillie, Major-General; Mr. C. Omenary, late Lieutenant in the
23d Native Infantry; Miss Mary I.oveday, Miss Catb. Lovetlay,
and Master R. Loveday —From Madras, Lieut.-Col. John Cup-
page, sth rig. N. 1. Capt. Pearce, European artillery, Miss Eliza
White, Miss Jesse Freeze,and Masters George Wood, George
Scott, and Wm. Cuppage, hildren.—From Point de Calle, Lieut.
Col. Kerr, of his Majesty's Ceylon regiment; Mrs. Kerr, Wm.
Kerr, Esq. Ceylon service, Miss M. A. Kerr, Masters L. M.
Kerr, George Laughton, and R. Laughton, children.
Per Lord Castlereagh—Mrs. Larkins Mrs. Morris, Colonel
Kyd, chief engineer, Bengal; Capt. Majendie, 17th regt.; Lieut.
Call, 22d dragoons, B. D. Aguilar; Esq. Mr. George Gleb, Sir
David Ogilby, 2 Misses Richardson, 2 Misses Clarke, 2 Masters
Scott, Master Pullen, 2 Misses Ogilby, Master Ogilby, and En-
sign Stock.

Per Herry .Addington—Thomas Prattle, Esq. Lister.-Col. Da,
via, S. D. Totten, Esq. Captains M. 1.. Pereira, R. M. Shear
man, and Christensen, Masters T. Rock, J. Gardner, T.
Pattie, H. Patch, J. Manley, and G. Weguelin, Miss E. A. We-
guelin, Mr. E. Stokes, surgeon, Charlton, M. E. Rendell, late Sth
of the United Kingdom.
Per Dover Castle—From Bombay, Cols. Walker and Boyle,
S. M. Thrussland, Esq. J. A. Grant, Esq. E. Nash, Esq. Captain
Rabinack, Lieut. M‘Farlane, Col. and Mrs. Cumming and fami-
ly, J. Broughton, Esq. Master Crawford, Miss Holmes, and
Master Charles Boye.
Per Union—From Bombay, Mrs. Logic and two children;
Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Felic and three children, Capt. Budden,Hoil.
Company's Marine, Capt. Gibson, and I.ieuts. Gibson, Church,
Armstrong, and Turner, of the Madras Establishment, Lieut.
Salter of the Hon. Company's Marine, Dr. Murray.
Per Marquis Wellesley—From Ceylon, Lieut.-Col. Norris
and one native servant, George Stratton, Esq. Mr. Torriano, Mr.
Atkinson, Mrs. Roebuck, with Mary Bennet, native /errant,
Mrs. Maxton, Mrs. Norris, Mrs. Maitland, Mrs. Brown and
child, with one native servant. Miss Haslewood, Miss Strachey,
Masters F. Haslewood, W. Hash:wax!, John Wescott, George
Moore, Prosser, and North ; Captain Cleveland, Messrs. Wood,
Compton, and Ambrose.
Per Lord Duncan—Mrs. Oldfield, Mrs. Truscott, Colonel
John Haynes, 2d battalion 2d regiment of native infantry, Major
Dennis Sloane, 17th regiment native infantry, landed at the Care
of Good Hope, April 21 ; Major Daniel Lyons, Ist battalion 10 h
Regiment native infantry ; Lieut. Wm. Menzies, 21st native
*try ; Lieut. Wm. Kelly, his Majesty's 17th regiment of loot ;
Lieut. Christ. Cliambie,Rl regiment native inlantry ; l.ieutcnart
Anthony Lomas, 12th regiment native infan- ry. landed at the
Cape of Good Hope, April 21 ; Cornet Henry White, Cadet Mr.
E. Sage, Mr. John Walter Sherier, civil service, landed at the
Cape of Good Hope, April 21 ; E. C. Lawrence, and Georg.:
Hudson, civil service.—Children, Misses Sophia Johnson, Mary
Travers, Eliza Law, Su-- in !mink, Martha M'Kenzie, Maynard
Oldfield, Eliza Morell; Masters Fred. Stun, R. Sturt, E. trines,
Wm. 'flues, Charles Bruce, James Bruce, Christopher Oldfield,
Frederick Oldfield, Frederick Carfield, A. E. Edinonstone, John
Hawkins, and Robert Morel!.
Per Surrey.—From Bengal, Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs. Clarkson ; Mr.
Wm. Howell, pilot, departed this life let Ntay.—Children, Miss
Isabella Robertson, Clementina Roberteou; Masters Gilbert,
Augustus, Charles Jenkins, Charles Guthrie, James Cuthrie,
James Thomson.—From Vizagapatam, Mr. John Shiflett, late
2LI officer, Charlton; G. H. Furlong, 4th ditto, ditto.—From Ma-
dras Mistresses Cassamajor, Taylor, Underwood; John Under-
wood, Esq. H. H. Harington, Esq. P. Patterson, Esq. Surgeon of
his Majesty's 25th regiment light dragoons ; Major Tichbourne,
lion. Company's service; Lieut. J. Ratstowt his Majesty's tStli
regiment light dragoons.—Children, Misses Elvina Underwood,
Caroline Underwood, Masters rist. D. Moute, R. Runtly,
Montague Taylor, Arthur Taylor, F. F. Underwood, Thomas
Cochrane, Charles Cochrane.—From Bengal, Mrs. Noble, female
servant to Mrs. Guthrie; Mrs. Donaldson, female servant to Mrs.
Clarkson; Susannah, female servant to Mrs. Cassamajor.—From
Madras, Mrs. Grundy, female servant to Mrs. Cassamajor;
Nancy Anes, female servant to Mrs. Taylor ; Hannah Emanuel,.
female servant to Mrs. Underwood; Mangee, female servant to
Mrs. Guthrie ; Edward Ellard, servant to Mr. Harrington; Henry
Duncan, servant to Mrs. Taylor ; John Francis, servant to Master
D'Atnonte.—From Point de Galle, Lieut. B. Peach, his Majesty's
Bth regiment of light dragoons; Emanuel Maria, left at St. Hele-
na, sth May.—From St. Helena, David Moody, invalid serjeant.
Per Marchioness of Exeter.—Mrs. Cleland Cumberlege and 4
children, Mrs. Sandwith and 4 children, Lieut. Col. James Drum-
mond, Capt. Isaac Hennrrsley, and Lieut. George Drew, Hon.
Company's service; Capt. B. W. Ferribee, his Majesty's 84th re-
ment ; and Mr. Wm. Currie.
Per Baring.—Front Bengal—Wm. Fairlie, Mrs. Fairlie and
family, Lieut.-Colonel Crow, 7th regiment N. I. Lieut.-Colonel
Hutchinson, 27th regt. N.l. Alan Gilnsore, Esq. John Boyd, Esq.
Lieut. Dawes, 19th regt. N.I. Lieut. Ridge, 4th regt. N. C. Miss
Neilson, Masters W. Fraser, J. and A. Macdonald, and 9 =rrylnits.
—Front Madras—Capt. Alex. Rateray, H. M. 69th Reg:. Foot.
Lieut. Newman, H. M. 25th Regt. Light Dragoons, Lieu.. Chris-
tie, 25th N. I. Master Montresor.—From Columba—Cagt. Jones,
H. M. 19th Regiment of Foot.
Per Streatham—Capt. Nath. Bean, N. M. 17th Regiment, Mrs.
Martha Bean, Daniel Johnson, Esq. Mrs. Penelope Johnson,
Alex. Wright, Esq. Mrs. Elizabeth Wright, Master Alex. Henry
Bean, Miss Eliza Perkins, Master Wright, Capt. Richard Mors
Payne, H. M. 24th Regiment, Mrs. Mary Duckitt, Mast's; Fre-
derick Duckitt, Mr. Charles Duckitt, Miss Mary Ann Strombom,
Miss Emily Strombom, Miss Loaisa Strombom.

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION.
A dispensation has passed the great 'sal, authorising the Rev.
C. B. Cole, A. M. Chaplain to the Right Hon. Lord Viscount
Anson, to hold, together with the Rectory of East Shefford, the
Rectory of Avington, Berko, to which he has been presented by
Sir Francis Burden, Bart.

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