Colonel by purch. vice Barrington, who retires; Lieut. Hugh Andrew R. Mitchell to be Captain by purch. vice Astell.

5th Foot-Second Lieut. Charles Durie to be First Lieut. by purch. vice Macdonough, who retires; William Woodgate, Gent, to be Second Lieut. by purch. vice Durie.

46th-Henry Frederick Sullivan, Gent. to be Ensign by purch. vice Dickens, who retires.

56th-Ensign James Waddell to be Lieut. without purch. vice Fraser, dec.; Robert Harkness Macdonnell, Gent. to be Eusign vice Waddell.

57th-Ensign Edw. Alexander Thos. Lynch to be Lieut. by purch. vice Sullivan, who retires; Henry Wilkes Masterson, Gent. to be Ensign by purch. vice Lynch.

59th-Captain William Sadleir to be Major without purch. vice Ricketts, dec.; Lieut. Wm. Fleming Bell to be Capt. vice Sadleir; Ensigu Charles Lavallin Nugent to be Lieut. vice Bell; Charles Chester Master, Gent. to be Ensign by purch. vice Robson, who retires; Henry Colin Balneavis, Gent. to be Ensign vice Nugent.

60th-Major Wemyss Thos. Cochrane, from h.p. Unatt. to be Major vice Thomas Richard Plumbe Tempest, who exch, receiving the diff.

63rd-Ensign James Richard Lysaght to be Lieut. by purch. vice Jones, who retires; Stephen Francis Charles Annesley, Geut. to be Ensign by purch. vice Lysaght.

65th-Charles Wm. Sutton, Gent. to be Ensign by purch. v. Butler, who retires.

64th-Ensign Ramsay Hankey Smith to be Lieut. by purch. vice Kirwan, who retires; Wm. Baillie Jepp, Gent. to be Ensign by purch. vice Smith.

89th-Lieut,-Col. James Lewis Basden, from h.p., to be Lieut.-Col. vice Richard Doherty, who exch.; Brevet Colouel John Shedden, from h.p. 104th Foot, to be Major vice Basden, prom.; Capt. Andrew Snape Hamond Aplin to be Maj. by purch. vice Shedden, who retires; Lieut. Wm. Alexander Poppleton to be Capt. by purch. vice Aplin; Ensign Arthur Pigott to be Lieut. by purch. vice Poppleton; W. J. D. C. Aplin, Gent. to be Ensign by purch. vice Pigott.

93rd-Lieut. Lord Cosmo Geo. Russell, from h.p. Unatt., to be Lieut. vice John Rollo Johnston, who exch. receiving the difference.

71st-Capt. Lord Arthur Lennox to be Major vice Levinge, who retires; Lieut. Nathaniel Massey Stack to be Capt. by purch. vice Lord Arthur Leunox; Ensign Barry Barry Blennerhassett to be Lieut. by purch. vice Stack: Hon. Hew Hamilton Haldane Duncan to be Ensign by purch. vice Blennerhassett.

87th-Second Lieut. Henry P. Faunt to be First Lieut. by purch. vice Doyue, who retires; Samuel Percy Lea, Gent. to be Second Lieut. by purch. vice Faunt.

Rifle Brigade-Sir Thomas Munro, Bart. to be Second Lieut. by purch. vice Lord Cosmo Geo. Russell, prom.

Brevet-The following officer was omitted by mistake in the Gazette of July 3:-Lieut. Col. Edward Wildman, 6th Dragoon Guards, to be Colonel in the Army.

Major John Luard, on h. P. Unatt. (Aide-deCamp to Major-Gen. Sir Jas. Charles Daibiac), to be Lieut.-Colonel in the Army. Brevet Maj. George Smith, Royal Regt. of Horse Guards, to be Lieut. Colonel in the Army. Captain Edw. Gage, Scots Fusilier Guards, to be Major in the Army,

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, July 10. Royal Regt. of Artillery-Lieut.-Colonel Frederick Campbell to be Colonel vice Sir John May, removed as a General Officer; Capt. and Brevet Lieut. Col. Edward Thomas Michell to

be Lieut.-Col. vice Campbell; Second Capt. Mark Evans to be Capt. vice Michell; First Lieut. John Sidney Farrell to be Second Capt. vice Evans; Second Lieut. Henry Paget Christie to be First Lieut. vice Farrell.

To be Second Lieutenants-Gent. Cadet Rob. Corcyra Romer vice W. T. Crawford. prom.; Gent. Cadet George Wilder vice P. H. Mundy, prom.; Gent. Cadet Chas. Lawrence d'Aguilar vice G. E. Turner, prom.; Gent. Cadet Hugh Archibald Beauchamp Campbell vice W. Henderson, prom.; Gent. Cadet Richard Bratton Adair vice A. S. Dickson, prom.; Gent. Cadet Robert Talbot vice Kettlewell, prom.; Gent. Cadet Henry Lempriere vice Torrens, prom.

Corps of Royal Engineers-To be Second Lieutenants-Geut. Cadet Geo. Clement Baillie vice Bainbridge, prom.; Gent. Cadet Thomas Bernard Collinson vice Ross, prom.; Gent. Cadet Edmund Yeamans Walcott Henderson vice Ogle, prom.; Gent. Cadet Archibald Randolph vice M'Causland, prom.; Gent. Cadet George Sorell vice Cameron, prom.; Gent. Cadet Geo. Bent vice Burmester, prom.

WAR OFFICE, July 13.

4th Dragoon Guards-Assist.-Surg. Alexander Macgregor, M.D., from 71st Foot, to be Assist.Surg. vice Lawrence Alfred Joseph, who retires upon h.p.

8th Light Dragoons-Lieut. Rodolph De Salis to be Capt. by purch. vice Shedden, who retires; Cornet Carrington Smythe to be Lieut. by pur. vice De Salis; John Craven Carden, Gent. to be Cornet by purch. vice Smythe.

1st or Grenadier Guards-To be Lieutenants or Captains by purch.-Ensign and Lieut. John Home Purvis vice Balfour, who retires; Ensign and Lieut. Edward Goulburn vice Brook, who retires. To be Ensigns and Lieutenants by purch.-Thomas Lloyd Fitzhugh, Gent. vice Mitchell, prom.; Henry Brereton Trelawney, Gent. vice Purves, prom.; Hon. Richard W. Penn Curzon vice Goulburn, prom.

1st Foot-Capt. Dugald M'Nicol to be Major without purch. vice Warde, dec.; Lieut. John Sampson to be Capt. vice M'Nicol; Ensign John Jardine to be Lieut. vice Sampson; Serj.-Major John M'Court to be Ensign vice Jardine.

2nd-Surg. William Henry Young, from 44th Foot, to be Surg. vice Harcourt, who exch.

13th-Lieut. Charles Montagu Pocock, from h.p. 2nd Light Dragoons of the King's German Legion, to be Lieut. vice Colborne, app. to 25th Foot.

15th-Lieut.-Colonel Lord Charles Wellesley, from h.p. Unatt., to be Lieut.-Col. vice George William Horton, who exch. receiving the diff.

25th-Lieut. James Colborne. from 13th Foot, to be Lieut. without purch. vice Spalding, prom. 44th-Surg. John Harcourt, from 2nd Foot, to be Surg. vice Young, who exch.

70th-Serg-Major George Evatt to be Ensign without purch. vice Costohadie, prom.

71st-George Stewart Beatson, M.D., to be Assist.-Surg. vice M'Gregor, app. to 4th Dragoon Guards.

80th-Lieut. Robert Alexander Lockhart to be Capt. by purch. vice Kane, who retires; Ensign Samuel Tolfrey Christie to be Lieut. by purch. vice Lockhart; Anthony Ormsby. Gent. to be Ensign by purch. vice Christie.

86th-Capt. James Esten Dickenson, from 2nd West India Regiment, to be Capt. vice Cobbe, who exch.

94th Staff Assist.-Surg. James Guy Piers Moore to be Assist.-Surg. vice Still, who exch. 95th-Lieut. John Wood, from 2nd West India Regiment, to be Lieut. vice Graham, who retires.

2nd West India Regt.-Capt. Henry C. Cobbe, from 86th Foot, to be Capt. vice Dickenson,

who exch.; Ensign Bartholomew O'Brien to be Lieut, by purch. vice Wood, app. to 95th Foot.

Staff-Major Ranald Macdonald, of the 54th Foot, to be Dep. Adjt.-General to the Troops serving at Bombay, with the rank of Lieut.-Col. in the Army.

Hospital Staff-Assist.-Surg. Charles Stewart Still, from the 94th Foot, to be Assist.-Surg. to the Forces vice Moore, who exchanges.

Mem.-Capt. Thomas L. L. Galloway, 10th Foot, is promoted to the Brevet rank of Major, from 28th June, 1838, and not Capt. Thomas James Galloway, of 33rd Foot.

The exchange between Lieut. George Wm. Fordyce, 74th Foot, and Lieut. John Fowle, 99th Foot, as stated in the Gazette of 15th June, has not taken place.

WAR OFFICE, July 20.

1st Dragoons-Lieut. Thomas John Burke to be Capt. by purch. vice Moore, who retires; Cornet Edward Madden to be Lieut. by purch. vice Burke; Henry William White to be Cornet by purch. vice Madden.

Coldstream Foot Guards-Ensign Thomas Montagu Steele, from 64th Foot, to be Ensign and Lieut. by purch. vice Lambart, who retires.

13th Foot-Ensign Frederick Gordon Christie to be Lieut. without purch. vice Shakespear, dec.; Walter Tyler Bartley, Gent. to be Eusign vice Christie.

17th-Lieut. Le Gendre Charles Bourchier to be Capt. by purch. v. Clunie, prom. in 3rd Foot; Ensign Thomas Ormsby Rutledge to be Lieut. by purch. vice Bourchier; William Gordon, Gent, to be Ensign by purch. vice Rutledge.

18th-Ensign George William Davis to be Lieut. without purch. vice Semple, dec.: Francis Swinburne, Gent. to be Ensign vice Davis.

31st-Ensign Thomas Henry Plaskett, from 46th Foot, to be Ensign vice Fyffe, who exch. 46th-Ensign David Fyffe, from 31st Foot, to be Ensign vice Plaskett, who exch.

50th-Lieut. John Braithwaite Bonham to be Capt. by purch. vice Johnstone, who retires; Ensign William Knowles to be Lieut. by purch, vice Bonham; Harry Wainwright Hough, Gent. to be Ensign by purch. vice Knowles.

58th-Lieut. William Fisher to be Capt. by purch, vice Stewart, who retires; Ensign Moore Hill to be Lieut. by purch. vice Fisher; Second Lieutenant John Stewart Flack, from Ceylon Rifle Regiment, to be Ensign vice Hill.

64th-Francis Henry Kilvington, Gent. to be Ensign by purch. vice Steele, app. to Coldstream Guards.

80th-Charles Henry Leslie, Gent. to be Ensign by purch. vice Singleton, who retires.

Royal Staff Corps-Lieut. Donatus O'Brien to be Capt. without purch.

2nd West India Regt.-Ensign John Potts to be Adjutant vice Elliott, who resigns the Adjutantcy only.

Ceylon Rifle Regt.-Francis Butler Templer, Gent. to be Second Lieut. by purch. vice Flack, app. to 58th Foot.

Commissariat-Deputy Assist. Com.-General Henry Laurie to be Assist. Com.-Gen.

Errata in the Gazette of June 2nd, 1837. Brevet-For Lieut. G. P. Cameron, 40th Foot, and Lieut. Geo, Woodfall, 45th Regiment of Madras Native Infantry (officers employed upon a particular service in Persia), to have the local rank of Major in that country while so employed -read, Capt. G. P. Cameron, 40th Foot, and Capt. Geo. Woodfall, 45th Regiment of Madras Native Infantry (officers employed upon a particular service in Persia), to have the local rank of Lieut. Col. in that country while so employed. Mem. The date of Lieut. Cowell's appointment to 3rd Dragoons is June 30, and not July 30, 1837.

WAR-OFFICE, July 24,

Her Majesty has been graciously pleased to appoint the under-mentioned Officers of the East India Company's Forces, to take rank, by Brevet, in Her Majesty's Army in the East Indies only, as follows. Commissions to be dated June 28, 1939:

To be Generals-Lieutenant-Generals Bennet Marley, Samuel Bradshaw, Sir Hector M'Lean, K.C.B.

To be Lieut.-General-Major-General John Cuninghame.

To be Major-Generals-Colonels Brackley Kennett, William Innes, John P. Dunbar, Andrew Aitcheson, William Turner, Adam Hogg, Christopher Hodgson, Richard Whish, Augustus Andrews, Gabriel R. Penny, James Alimuty, James Cock, William Hull, Sir James Limond, Knt., Charles M'Leod, Thomas Garuer, Robert Pitman, Christopher Sullivan Fagan, Edmund W. Shuldham, William S. Heathcote, Richard H. Yates, John Mayne, Anthony Monin, William Sandwith, Mossem Boyd, John M'Innes, James F. Salter, Sir Ephraim G. Stannus, Knt., Patrick Byers, William Burgh, Edmund Cartwright, Henry George Andrew Taylor, Alfred Richards, Sir James Sutherland, K.L.S., Herbert Bowen. Archibald Watson, William Dickson, John Wells Fast, William P. Price, James Durant, Robert Hampton, John S. Harriott, Brook Bridges Parlby, Henry Hodgson, Tretcheville Dykes Ballantyne, Francis James Thomas Johnston, William J. Pearse, Sir Robert Henry Cunliffe. Bart, William Clapham, John Truscott, John Woulfe, Edward Edwards, Thos. Webster, Gilbert Waugh, Thomas Henry Smith, Edward Millian Gullifer Showers, Wm. Woodhouse, Henry Faithfull, Francis W. Wilson, John Tombs, John H. Collett, George L. Wahab, Patrick Cameron, John Carfrae, Richard West, Geo. Jackson, Samuel Goodfellow, Chas. A. Walker, Richard A. Willis, Frederick Bowes, James S. Fraser, Isaac Kinnersley, Peter Delamotte, Henry Huthwaite, William C. Faithfull, Thomas Wilson, Felix Vincent Raper, George Swiney, George Pollock, Alexander Lindsay, James Alexander, Vans Kennedy, Walter Raleigh Gilbert, Thomas P. Smith, Edward Frederick, George B. Brooks, Archibald Robertson, Wm. Clinton Baddeley, Henry Bowdler, Peter Lodwick, James F. Dundas, James Morse, Edward H. Simpson, James Hackett, Thos. New ton, John A. Biggs, Edward H. Bellasis, Wm. Nott, George Cooper, Suetonius Henry Todd, John Briggs, Harry Thomson.

To be Majors-Captains John Wilson, Thos. Richard Macqueen, Francis Hugh M. Wheeler, John Wilson, George Hicks, Jas. Wm. Douglas, James Manson, John Ward, Stratford Powell, William Simonds, Samuel P. C. Humfrays, John Henry Simmonds, Henry Fisher Salter, John Angels, John Gavin Drummond, Thomas Williams, Wm. Bacon, Louis Saunders Bird, Geo. Blake, Robert Lindsay Anstruther, Edmund Herring, Roderick Roberts, George Gladwin Denniss, Alex. Davidson, Eyre Evans Bruce, John Hall, John Hailes, John Samuel Marshall, Daniel Alexander Fenning, George Brooks Ait. cheson, Christopher Newport, George Chapman, John Hicks, John Laudon Jones, Griffiths Holmes, Shepherd Hart, John Rawlins, George H. Woodrooffe, Francis Smalpage, Richard Ogilvie Meriton, John Houston Mackinlay, Owen Phillips, Wm. Bolton Girdlestone, Niel Campbell, Robert Kent, Wm. Henry Earle, Alexan. der M'Kinnon, Wm. Sage, Andrew Goldie, Hen. Carter, Wm. Ramsay, Charles Thoresby, James Bedford, Wm. Edward Blair Leadbeater, Jeremiah Brock Nottidge, George Lee, Duncan Montgomerie, Andrew Mitchell Campbell, Lucius on Smith, John Farquharson, John Worth Forbes, Frederick Bond, Thomas

Biddle, William Mactier, Hugh Macfarquhar, John Howison, Henry John Wood, Geo. Dods, John Morgan Ley, Richard Graves Polwhele, John Chisholm William Foquett, Edward Parry Gowan, James Allen, John Henry Irwin, John Cartwright. Francis Frankland Whynyates, Wm. Huli Waterfield, George Fryer, Richard Budd, Patrick Thomson, Geo. Barker, Francis Plowden, John Fitzgerald, James Oliphant, Francis Straton, John J. Underwood, John Monson Boyes, William Frederick Steer, Claude Martine Wade, George William Bouham, Thos. Wilkinson, George Henry Robinson, Hugh C.

Cotton, Chas. Sinclair, Alexander Lawe, Chas. Hosmer, Richard Somner Setton, Alexander MacArthur, William Prescott, John Thos. Croft, Charles Waddington, Wm. Henry Terraneau, Frederick Blundell, Charles Wahab, Stuart Corbett, George Frederick Penley, John Samuel Henry Weston, John Wynch, William John Thompson, Humphrey Hay, Malcolm Nicolson, Henry Monke, Henry Barkley Henderson, Thos. Best Jervis, Frederick Samuel Sotheby, Henry Liddell, Edward Huthwaite, Gavin Ralston Crawford, Henry Delafosse, Joseph Robert Woodhouse.

DOWNING-STREET, July 19.

Forasmuch as the Sovereigns of this realm have been wont, on their Coronation, to confer the insignia of the Order of the Bath upon divers of their subjects, the Queen has been graciously pleased, upon the occasion of Her Majesty's Coronation, to declare and appoint, as Her Majesty doth hereby declare and appoint, that

Admiral Sir William Sidney Smith, K.C.B.
Lieut..General Sir John Lambert, K.C.B.
Lieut.-General the Hon. Sir Robert William
O'Callaghan, K.C.B.

Archibald Earl of Gosford

Lord George William Russell, Her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to His Majesty the King of Prussia Charles Augustus Lord Howard de Walden, Her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Her Most Faithful Majesty

shall be Extra Knights Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, and shall hold and enjoy all titles, privileges, immunities, rights, and advantages which the Knights Grand Cross of the said Order may lawfully hold and enjoy. And Her Majesty is further pleased to declare, that the said Extra Knights Grand Cross shall, in all Chapters of the Order, and other solemnities, rank after the regular Knights Grand Cross now existing, and before any regular Knights Grand Cross hereafter to be made, and shall among themselves rank in the Order in which their names are hereinbefore enumerated; and that on the death of any one of the said Extra Knights Grand Cross, the vacancy thereby created shall not be filled up.

Her Majesty has also been pleased to nominate and appoint

Admiral John Lawford
Major-Generals-

Andrew Pilkington, C. B.

John Gardiner, C.B.

Sir Arthur Benjamin Clifton, C.B.

Lord Greenock, C.B.

Sir Willoughby Cotton, C.B.

Sir John George Woodford, C.B.

Sir Patrick Lindesay, C.B.

Charles James Napier, C.B.

Sir Evan John Murray MacGregor, Bart, C.B. Edward Gibbs, C.B.

George Thomas Napier, C.B.

Hon. Hercules R. Pakenham, C.B.

Sir John Thomas Jones, Bart. C.B.

be Companions of the said Most Honourable Military Order:

Captains

Sir Edward Thomas Troubridge, Bart. R.N.
Cuthbert Featherstone Daly, R.N.
Edward Pelham Brenton, R.N.
Richard Arthur, R. N.

James Andrew Worth, R.N.

Robert Worgan George Festing, R.N.
Barrington Reynolds, R.N.
Robert Maunsell, R.N.

Colonels

William Wood, h.p. 41st Foot

William Warre, Unattached

George C. Aguilar, Unattached, Deputy Adju. tant-General, Ireland

Henry Sullivan, 6th Foot

Stephen A. Goodman, h.p. 48th Foot:
Edward Wynyard, Unattached
George Brown, Rifle Brigade

Charles Edward Conyers, h.p. Inspecting Field
Officer

James Allan, 57th Foot

David Forbes, h.p. 78th Foot

Henry Adolphus Proctor, h.p. 6th Foot
Edward Parkinson, h.p. 11th Foot
Thomas Francis Wade, Unattached
Richard Egerton, Unattached
William Chalmers, h.p. 57th Foot
Chatham Horace Churchill, 31st Foot, Quarter-
master-General in India

James Grant, h.p. 23rd Foot
Thomas William Taylor, Lieut.-Governor Royal
Military College

Felix Calvert, Unattached

John Morillyon Wilson, h.p. 77th Foot
Thomas Willshire, 2nd Foot

Henry Oglander, 26th Foot

Edward Fleming, Inspecting Field Officer Recruiting District

Philip Bainbridge, Assist, Quartermaster-Gen. Sempronius Stretton, h.p. 84th Foot

Thomas E. Napier, h.p. Chasseurs Britanniques
Nathaniel Thern, Assist. Quartermaster Gen.
William Henry Sewell, 31st Foot, Deputy Quar-
termaster-General in India

Joseph Thackwell, 3rd Dragoons
Alexander Macdonald, Royal Artillery
Sir William L. Herries, Unattached

Thomas Staunton St. Clair, Unattached

George William Paty, 94th Foot

Thomas James Wemyss, h p. 99th Foot

Robert Burd Gabriel, h.p. 22nd Dragoons

William Rowan, Unattached

James Shaw Kennedy, Unattached

George Leigh Goldie, 11th Foot

George Couper, Unattached

Henry Rainey, Unattached

Hon. Charles Gore, Deputy Quartermaster-Gen.

in Canada

Griffith George Lewis, Royal Engineers George Judd Harding, Royal Engineers Lieutenant-Colonels

John Gurwood, Unattached

Walter Fred. O'Reilly, h.p. Royal African Corps
Alexander Kennedy Clark, 7th Drag. Guards
Edward T. Michell, Royal Artillery
Thomas Blanchard, Royal Engineers
Thomas Dyneley, Royal Artillery
William Reid, Royal Engineers

William Bolden Dundas, Royal Artillery
John Neave Wells, Royal Engineers
William Brereton, Royal Artillery
John Owen, Royal Marines
Charles Cornwallis Dansey, Royal Artillery

DOWNING-STREET, July 20.

The Queen has been graciously pleased, on the occasion of Her Majesty's Coronation, to declare and appoint, as her Majesty doth hereby declare and appoint, that

Major-General Sir Alexander Caldwell, of the Bengal Army, K.C.B.

Major-General Sir James Law Lushington, of the Madras Army, K.C.B. and

Richard Jenkins, Esq. of the East India Company's Civil Service,

shall be Extra Knights Grand Cross of the Most HonourableOrder of the Bath, and shall hold and enjoy all titles, privileges, immunities, rights, and advantages, which the Knights Grand Cross of the said Order may lawfully hold and enjoy. And Her Majesty is further pleased to declare, that the said Extra Kniglits Grand Cross shall, in all chapters of the Order, and other solemnities, rank after the regular Knights Grand Cross now existing, and before any regular Knights Grand Cross hereafter to be made, and shall among themselves rank in the order in which their names are hereinbefore enume. rated; and that on the death of any one of the said Extra Knights Grand Cross, the vacancy thereby created shall not be filled up.

Her Majesty has also been pleased to nominate and appoint the following Officers in the service of the East India Company, to be Knights Commanders of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath:

Sir James Limond, Knt. Madras Artillery
William Sandwith, Bombay Infantry
James F. Salter, Bombay Infantry
H. G. A. Taylor, Madras Infantry
Herbert Bowen, Bengal Infantry
F. S. T. Johnstone, Bengal Cavalry
Sir R. H. Cunliffe, Bart. Bengal Infantry
P. de la Motte, Bombay Cavalry
Edward Frederick, Bombay Infantry
James Kennedy, Bengal Cavalry

Sir Jeremiah Bryant, Knt. Bengal Infantry
Edmund F. Waters, Bengal Infantry
William S. Wish, Bengal Artillery
William Battine, Bengal Artillery
Archibald Galloway, Bengal Infantry
Lechmere Russell, Bombay Artillery
Robert Home, Madras Infantry

Lieutenant-Colonels

James H. Frith, Madras Artillery
Henry Cock, Bengal Infantry
Charles Herbert, Madras Infantry
John Morgan, Madras Infantry
Josiah Stewart, Madras Infantry
William Williamson, Madras Infantry
Henry Hall, Bengal Infantry
John Cheape, Bengal Engineers
John Low, Madras Infantry
John Colvin, Bengal Engineers
Alexander Tulloch, Madras Infantry
S. W. Steel, Madras Infantry
Joseph Orchard, Bengal Infantry
Charles Graham, Bengal Artillery
Majors-

John Herring, Bengal Infantry
Edward A. Campbell, Bengal Cavalry
P. Montgomerie, Madras Artillery
W. J. Butterworth, Madras Infantry
John Purton, Madras Engineers
John Cameron, Madras Infantry
Thomas Lumsden, Bengal Artillery
Thomas Timbrell, Bengal Artillery

DOWNING-STREET, July 23.

The Queen has been graciously pleased, on the occasion of Her Majesty's Coronation, to declare and appoint, that Major General Sir Alexander Dickson, Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, shall be an Extra Knight Grand Cross of the said Order, and shall hold and enjoy all titles, privileges, immunities, rights, and advantages which the Knights Grand Cross of the said Order may lawfully hold and enjoy. And Her Majesty is further pleased to declare, that Sir Alexander Dickson shall, in all chapters of the Order, and other solemnities, rank after the regular Knights Grand Cross now existing, and before any regular Knights Grand Cross hereafter to be made, and that in the event of his death, the vacancy thereby created shall not be filled up.

BIRTHS.

March 19, at Cawnpore, the Lady of Colonel Thackwell, K.H. 3rd Light Dragoons, of a son. April 9, at Chinsurah, the Lady of Capt. M. Smith, 9th Regt., of a daughter.

May 26, at Antigua, the Lady of his Excellency Lieut.-Colonel Sir W. M. G. Colebroke,

of a son.

June 22, at Greenwich, the Lady of Major C. L. Boileau, Rifle Brigade, of a daughter.

June 23rd, at Rugby, the Widow of the late Lieut.-Colonel J. Marshall, K.H., of a son.

At Clare Castle, the Lady of Captain Cross, 73rd Regt., of a daughter.

At Stonehouse, the Lady of Captain Pascoe, R.M., of a son.

At Cadogan-place, Chelsea, the Lady of Capt. Brooke, 32nd Regt., of a daughter.

June 27, at Clipton, the Lady of Lieut. Hart, 49th Regt., of a son.

June 30, in Sloane-street, Chelsea, the Lady of Major Dalton, Royal Artillery, of a son.

At Clifton, the Lady of Captain Litchfield, Royal Artillery, of a sou.

The Lady of Captain Myers, 71st Regiment, of a daughter.

At Walmer, the Lady of Lieut. Royse, R.N.,

of a son.

At Worksop, the Lady of Lieut. C. Bailey, Royal Engineers, of a daughter.

At Naas, the Lady of Lieut. P. D. Stokes, 65th Regiment, of a daughter.

At Enfield, the Lady of Capt. M. J. Gambier, 53rd Regiment, of a son.

At Cove, the Lady of Lieut. H. Fitzgerald, R.N., of a daughter.

At Cheltenham, the Lady of Captain A. O. Molesworth, Royal Artillery, of a daughter.

At Stockport, the Lady of Major J. Creagh, 86th Regiment, of a son.

At Bayswater, the Lady of the Hon. W. E. Fitzmaurice, 2nd Life Guards, of a son.

July 14, in London, the Lady of Capt. Maxwell, R.N., of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.

June 21, at Portsmouth, Colonel Jones, Commandant of Portsmouth Division of Royal Marines, to Miss Arnaud, second daughter of the late E. B. Arnaud, Esq., of Portsmouth.

June 21, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Capt. G. D. Paterson, 98th Regiment, to Augusta, youngest daughter of Sir W. P. Call, Bt.

June 23, at St. Mary's Church, Marylebone, Sir D. St. Leger Hill, K.C.B., K.T.S., &c., Governor of St. Lucia, to Mary, widow of the late M. Davis, Esq. of Turnwood and of Holnest.

At St. George's, Hanover-square, Major Johnstone, 42nd Highlanders, to Frances, daughter of the late Sir F. Hopkins, Bart., of Rochfort, Meath.

June 27, Capt. A. Grant, 61st Regiment, to Harriet Sophia, fifth daughter of Capt. T. Deacon, Unatt.

At Kilfenova Church, Lieut. and Adj. Franklin, 19th Regiment, to Margaret, daughter of Thos. Bennett, of East Wood, Tipperary, Esq.

At Maidstone, Lieut. J. Pegus, R.M., to Ellen, daughter of S. Hood, Esq., late of Llanilly, Carmarthen.

June 30, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Captain Sir Edward William Corry Astley, R.N., to Ellen, eldest daughter of the late James Toby, Esq., of Parliament street and of Richmond.

At Woolwich, Assist.-Surg. G. T. Ferris, R.A., to Eliza, daughter of the late Lieut.-General Evans, R.A.

At Cork, Capt. Adams, 10th Regiment, to Emma Henrietta, only daughter of the late D. Lowe, Esq., of Portsea,

At Whitburn. Capt. R. E. Fullerton, 30th Regiment, to Eliza, daughter of R. Bowlby, Esq., of Cleadon Meadows, Durham.

At Barking, Essex, Assist.-Surg. F. W. Grant Calder, 2nd Life Guards, to Mary, daughter of the late Rev. W. Roberts.

July 11, at Kingston, Lieut. J. W. Morgan, R.N., to Caroline Dorothea, eldest daughter of Rear-Admiral Brown, of Elm Grove, Southsea.

At Leamington Priors, Capt. Henry Fowler Mackay, Inniskillen Dragoons, to Caroline Matilda, youngest daughter of Lieut.-General Ainslie.

On the 24th instant, by her father, at Clifton Campville, Staffordshire, Mary Emily, second daughter of the Rev. Robert Taylor, M.A,, Rector of Clifton Campville, to Frederick Coutart Barlow, Captain 20th Regiment, only surviving son of the late Lieut.-Gen. John James Barlow.

DEATHS.

We have to record, with unfeigned regret, the death of Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Dumaresq, an old and much-valued associate-one of the survivors of Waterloo, who, from his years, might have expected to see many additional anniversaries of that great victory; but the severe wound he received on that memorable occasion, though temporarily subdued, eventu

ally conquered by inducing paralysis, which finally carried him off at the age of 46, on the 5th of March last, at the establishment of the Australian Agricultural Company in New South Wales, in the management of whose large concerns as Chief Commissioner he succeeded a most distinguished member of the sister profes. sion, Captain Sir Edward Parry, R.N., and repeatedly received the thanks of the Directors, for his able and zealous conduct in the superintendence of the affairs of the Company.

Lieutenant-Colonel Dumaresq entered the army at the early age of 16, and, as detailed in an official record of his services at the Horse Guards:

"He served in eight campaigns, of which six were in the Peninsula, one in Canada, and the last, that of Waterloo.

"He was present in the thirteen battles for which medals were bestowed, besides many affairs of outposts, of advance and rear-guards; also at the sieges of Badajos and Burgos, and at the assault of the forts of Salamanca: on the two former occasions he served as a volunteer with the Engineers, and on the latter (again a volunteer) being the foremost person in the assault of that redoubt, he received from the officer in command of the Vittoria Convent the terms of his capitulation, which document he delivered to the Duke of Wellington.

"He attained the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel after nine years' service, and was gazetted to that grade in June, 1817, for services in the field. He was employed on the Staff upwards of eighteen years, and out of twenty-six years' service he was employed upwards of twentytwo years abroad. He was twice dangerously wounded."

At the battle of Waterloo he was on the Staff of Lieut.-General Sir John Byng, now Lord Strafford, and was shot through the lungs at Hougoumont; but, being at the time charged with a message for the Duke of Wellington, he, in spite of such a wound, reached the Duke, and delivered his message before he fell-being the officer of whom the anecdote is told by Sir Walter Scott in "Paul's Letters to his Kinsfolk," as follows:-" Amid the havoc which had been made among his immediate attendants, his Grace sent off an officer (Captain Dumaresq) to a General of Brigade, in another part of the field, with a message of importance; in returning he was shot through the lungs, but, as if supported by the resolution to do his duty, he rode up to the Duke of Wellington, delivered the answer to his message and then dropped from his horse, to all appearance a dying man."

He is also mentioned in "Booth's Anecdotes of the Field of Waterloo." The ball was never extracted, and is considered to have been the eventual cause of his premature death, by an unfavourable change of position in the neighbourhood of some vital part.

It is, perhaps, not saying too much to assert, that of the many officers of superior merit whom the late war, so fertile in heroes, brought forth, no officer of his rank was of more distinguished merit than the subject of this memoir; in proof of which it is probably only necessary to refer to the fact here enumerated, and to the rapid promotion with which his services were rewarded. It may, however, be proper to advert further to the last testimonial received from the Horse Guards by Lieutenant-Colonel Dumaresq, when about to retire from the army in the year 1834, in the following words, viz.: