The Statesman.
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• BREWSTER'S LECTURES.
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E4ST INDIES.
FROM THE BOMBAY COURIER OF SEPT: 11.
GENERAL ORDEES RV nix IiON..TIIE GOVERNOR IN
COUNCIL OF MADRAS.
" All Civil and .Military Officers exercising the
authority under the Goverument of Fast St.
George, having been directed to considecoll corps'
moving without orders as in a state of rebellion to*
the Government, and to offer every practicable
obstruction to their progress, the lion. the Gover-
nor in Council is pleased to direct, that timely no.
tice shall be given by Officers commanding divi-
sions to the different Collectors and Magistrates,.
through whose districts any troops wider their or.
ders may have to march, in order that sucb.Cul-
lectors and Magistrates may be prepares! to afford
the supplies and assistaace to those conic :which
they would, without such notice, considest theme
selves bound to withhold.
46 The Governor in Council is further plowed
to direct, that the nogco. to tie Civil Offiaere
shall distinctly specify thostilestegth and descrits-
tion of the corps or party moving, and the woe
of the talker in charge of tlea same, who must
produce a written order, with a translation on.the
back of it in the consume language of the slis-
trict, signed by the Officers commanding. the. di-
vision • without which, tic native servants of the
Civil-officers will withhold all supplies, and ow
pose every impediment to the march of the corpse
44 By Order of the Hon. the Gov. in -Council,
(Signed) "A. FALCONAR, Chief Sec. to Gov.
" Madras, 7th Sept."
" GENERAL ORDERS. tr
44 The declaration required front the &venous,
Commissioned Officers of the'Honostrable Corn,-
pany's service, by the order of the 26th July last,-
having been tendered to the Methcal.Oilieers at
several stations of the army, and refused by sonic
of them, in consequence of which they have been
removed from the exercise of their functions,
the Governor in Council is pleased to publish, that
it vas never intended that the Medical Officers.
should be called upon to sign the declaration in
question, which is in no wise applicable to them,
and to direct that all those who may have been re-
moved from their duties do immediately return to
their stations, and resume the duties of
(Madras Gazette, Aag.,19.)
46 The Madras Gazette of the 2d of September.
contains an Address to the Governor, Sir G. H.
Barlow, from leieut.-Colunel Davies, the Officer
commanding in the Mysore, dated fro.m the camp
near Se'ringapatatn, on the 17th of August, ex-
piessing le warm language sentiments of obedience
to the Government, of allegiance to the King, and
determination to protect the authority of both: It
is sitined Henry Davies, Lieut.-Colonel,
Mantling the troops in Mysore; 11. Gibbi,
Colonel 59th rciiinenti fur self and Moor, of G:o
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