38

39

ib.

40

ib.

41

ib.

ib.

Sir Henry Russell's answer............

Loss of the Tillicherry..

Robbery of Captain Henderson.....

Grand Jury of Bombay.........

Trial of John Ryan, and John Burn,

for highway robbery......

Death of Shah Ailum.......
Visit of his Excellency the Persian
Ambassador................... ................................................. ib.
Chain moorings at Calcutta..........
Preservation of water, by Captain
Kruenstern.......

Successful hunting at Harrah......

Low price of rice at Canton......

State of the Indigo trade..............

Capture of the Hercules by two

French ships of war................

Canton price current........................ 44

Recapture of the Fatty Romany,

...

by the Tygers, on the Island of

Salsette........

Loss of the ship Forbes, Captain

ib.

42

ib.

43

ib.

ib.

70

Address of the British inhabitants of

Delhi, to Lord Lake........

.....

ib.

71

Frazer Sinclair.........

Particulars of a shoal......

Tygers at Subher poor...

Visit of the Persian Ambassador to

the Governor-general...........

Letter on the Widows' Fund, esta-

blished at Madras.........

The French privateer,,

Soeurs, burned.........

Les Deux

ib.

Answer...

Injury sustained at Batavia by the

attack of the British squadrons.... 72

Preservation of the crew of the ship
Lady Barlow, by the attention of
the captain and officers
Ceremony observed on lodging the
colours of the Madras Fencible

ib.

..

ib.

48

Capture of the ship Betsey.........

ib.

Letters of Marque, granted by the

governor of Ceylon......

ib.

Regulations of the government of

Ceylon respecting persons con-

fined for debt.....

50

Notice from the Bank of Calcutta...

Statement of the Bengal Military

Widows' Fund.........

51

Dangers, and smal islands, in the

N. E. Archipelago of Madagas

Address of his Majesty's, and the

Honourable Company's, forces

serving at the Presidency of Bea-

gal, to the Right honourable Leid

Lake....

Vaccine inoculation generally prac-

tised at Canton......

75

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BOMBAY GENERAL ORDERS.

The office of Advocate-general. ... 164

Approbation of the conduct of

Lieutenant-colonel Scott, by the

Honourable the Governor in

Council.. ...

...... ib.

Public testimony of the Hon. the

Governor-general in Council to

the distinguished merit of the
Bombay army employed in the
field in the late war...

Thanks of the Commander-in-chief

to the officers and men of the 25th

light dragoons, for their memo-

rable services in the late war.

The Commander-in-chief's appro-

bation of the discipline of his

Majesty's 67th regiment

...

163

Bengal.

Madras.

Bombay.

Ceylon.

169

164

...

Dino ditto of the Honourable Go-
vernor's body guard ...

Ditto ditto, in general orders, of the

meritorious services of Lieutenant

ib.

...

...

ib.

Penang

Madras

Capture of the Fort of Chumeer ib.

Death of Lieutenants M'Gregor

and M'Queen ...

Regulation respecting officers on

half-pay in his Majesty's service,

residing in the British colonies... 166

The Commander-in-chief's appro-

bation of the meritorious services,

&c. of his Majesty's 19th regiment

of light dragoons..

Approbation of the Cominander-in-

chief, Sir John Cradock, on in-

ib.

Arrival of Europeans in Bengal

ib.

204

ditto in Madras 208

...

. 215

217

...

Departure of Europeans for Europe.

Bengal Marriages

Ditto Births

Ditto Deaths

Madras Marriages

Ditto Births

Dino Deaths.

Bombay Marriages

Ditto Births...
Ditto Deaths..

...

219

ib.

... 221

... 222

Discontent to be apprehended if
all the cavalry were to be dis-
banded-

Comparison between the subsidy

paid by the late and he present

Vizier

Resident's answer

The Governor - general consults

only the true interest of the

ib.

ib.

--

ib.

ib.

Reasons for demand the Kiss

Every settlement with the aumils

concluded for a diminished Jum-

Right of the British Government
to augment their forces within
the territories of Oude asserted- ib.

The Resident's readiness to inspect

the statement of the condition of

the country

ib.

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