Eaton, Mr. C. W., Master Attendant at Coringa, to Eleanor Ann, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Luttrell, of Trinchinopoly, at Madras, March 3.

Menzies, the Hon. Mr. Justice, Senior Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of the Colony, to Ann Helena, daughter of Commodore Christian, of the Royal Navy, at Simon's Bay, Cape of Good Hope, Feb. 28.

Nutting, Lieut. Charles, 2d Europ. regt., to Miss Emily Stewart, at Hingalee, Feb. 15.

Smith, Lieut.-Col., D. C., 37th N. I., to Mrs. Henrietta Smithwaite, at Madras, March 3.

Spratt, Assist.-Apothecary, C., 3d Nat. Vet. Bat., to Miss M. Newcastle, at Chicacole, Feb. 11.

Woodcock, W. H., Esq., Civil Service, to Harriott Mary, only daughter of Colin Shakspeare, Esq., at Calcutta, Feb. 13.

Wyndham, Capt. H., Marines, to Mrs. Jane Vernon, at Bombay, Feb. 4.

DEATHS.

Avadal, S. E., Esq., aged 21, at Calcutta, Feb. 16.

Dacre, Joseph, Esq., Third Judge of the Provin. Court of Appeal and Circuit, at the station at Chittoor, Feb. 22.

Fermie, the lady of Capt. O. W., aged 56, at Calcutta, Feb. 19.
Gillanders, Thomas, Esq., aged 59, at Calcutta, Feb. 23.

M'George, Theophila Louisa, wife of Lieut. W. M'George, Adjutant of the Bareilly Prov. Batt, aged 22, at Bareilly, Feb. 24.

Rutter, the lady of William, Esq., at Madras, Feb. 24.

Spence, Ens. N. M., 24th Madras N.. I., at Kolapoor, Feb. 12.

Stell, David, Esq., son of George Stell, Esq., of Millden, Cape of Good Hope, Feb. 27.

By the John, from Mauritius :-Lieut. Kelly, R. N.; David Thomson, Esq.; Messrs. W. Felfair, Gillan, Artus, Chardriolette, and Ledditt; Master Madge; Mesdames Artus and child, Monneron, Fourmond, Ledditt and two children. By the Sir Edward Paget, from Bengal and Cape :-Lieut.-Col. G. Macgregor,

;

C. B., 59th foot; Capts. Campbell, 31st foot; J. Crawford, Bombay Marine H. Lawrence, 67th N. I.; J. Douglas, 98th foot, and H. John, Cape Cav.; Lieut. John Miller, Madras Rifle Corps; the Right Hon. W. H. Leslie Melville, Hon. Comp.'s Civ. Ser.; Augustus Le Messurier, Esq., Barrister at Law; John Monteath, Esq., and John Manuel, Esq; Mdes. Col. Macgregor, E. Hume, Capt. Grimes, G. M. Taylor, Capt. Stevenson and Monteath; Master A. Macgregor, and three Humes; Misses C. Macgregor, E. Woodley, E. Hume, Monteath and Stevens; Serjeants Armstrong and Monro.

By the Guardian, from Bombay :-Capt. T. R. Ferrell, Bombay Marines, and Lady; and Mrs. Sievewright.

By the Frances Charlotte, from Madras :-Capts. Taylor, 13th Drag.; and Nicholson, Royals; and Dr. Campbell, Hon. Comp.'s Service.

By the William Harris, from Ascension :-Capt. Langdon, R. N.; Mr. Foreman, late Surgeon of the Island; and Mrs. Col. Nicholls.

By the Frances, from the Mauritius :-Mr. Lester, from St. Helena.

By the Thomas Grenville, from Bengal :-Lieut. Col. Gilbert, 15th N. I.; Lient. A. M. Key, Hon. Comp's 9th Cav.; D. Bryre, Esq. (died at sea, July 18;) B. Roberts, Esq.; Dr. B. Macleod; Mdes. Col. Gilber, Roberts, Bryre, Macleod, Higgins, Thomas, (died at sea, June 14;) Masters Macleod, H. Thompson, Higgins, Thomas, and M'Cann; Misses Bryre, C. Roberts, Macleod, C. Macleod, two Higgins, two Turubulls, two Wilkinsons, Methevon, and M. Thomas, (died at sea, June 15;) ten servants and twenty-six invalids.

By the Alexander, from Ceylon :-Major Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe; Major Morris, 97th reg.; Capt. Crofton, 83d reg.; Lieut. De Laney; Ens. Cassidy; T. N. Carrington, Esq., Mdes. Carrington, and five children; Crofton and Cassidy; Morris, and five children; three servants, eleven invalids, two women, and three children.

By the Elizabeth, from N. S. Wales :-Captain Farlane; Dr. Evans, R. N.; Messrs. Paul, Aspinall, and two Wentworths; Mrs. Paul; Misses Wentworth. Ten steerage Passengers

By the Perseverance, from Bengal:-Capt. Law, 38th reg.; Lieuts. Johnstone, 16th Lancers; and G. Johnstone, 46th reg.; John Russell, Esq.; M. Mackenzie ; Mdes. Mackenzie, and four children; and Gilbert and one child. Three servants.

POSTSCRIPT.

We are still without any later news from India than that given in our last. Not a single ship has arrived from either Presidency of a later date than the intelligence before given. In the ensuing month, we shall, no doubt, have more of Indian news to communicate.

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INDEX

TO THE EIGHTEENTH VOLUME.

A

ANCIENT Peruvians, Monuments, Usages, and Characteristic Sketches of the,
75. 296.

Abbé Dubois, Unpublished Letter of the, on the Conversion of the Natives of
India, 81.

America, Miss Wright's Establishment in, 237.

'Asiatic Journal,' Reply to an Article inserted in the, of London, and copied
into the Revue Britannique' of Paris, 279.

Arguments, Examination of the, against a Free Press in India, 442.

Bengal, Letter from, 173.

Bangalore, Suttee at, 281.

B

Bombay, Voyage from, to the Persian Gulf, by the Southern Passage. De-
parture from Bombay, 407. Islands of the Seychelles, 413. Tempestuous Mon-
soon, 415. Entry into the Persian Gulf, 422.

C

Cape of Good Hope, Suggestions as to the Benefits of a Representative Go-
vernment at the, 287.

Calcutta, Mineralogical Lectures in, 288.

Canton Register, The, 301.

Ceres, Colossal Statue of, 327.

Coffee, On the Cultivation of, at Bangalore, 360.

Constantinople, Journey from, to Vienna, by Warna and Bucharest. De-
parture from Pera, 463. Buyukderé, ib. Fort of Kavaco, 464. Black Sea, 466.
Flotilla from the Bosphorus, 468.

Compton, Mr., Address to, 559.

Corbyn, Captain, Address to, 561.

Ꭰ

Devil-Worshippers, Sect of, in the Burmese Territories, 427.
Davies, Lieut.-Colonel, Character of the late, 524.

E

English Expedition, Journal of the, from India to Egypt. The Turks make
an ineffectual attempt to land a body of Troops at Gyzeh, 119. Nomination of
a Viceroy of Egypt, and his arrival at Cairo, ib. Departure of the Grand Vizier,
ib. Interesting Anecdote of the Honesty of an Arab, and Gratitude of the Beys,
121. Numerous desertions amongst the Troops of the Garrison, 122. News
from Europe announcing the Peace of Amiens, 123. Some of the Indian troops
receive an order to depart, ib. The Army quits Egypt, and embarks for Suez, ib.
Departure of the Author from Boolac for Alexandria, 125. Description of this

Oriental Herald, Vol. 18.

2 Q

Town and its Environs, 126. Misunderstanding between the English and Turks,
127. The latter are driven out of the Town, ib. Symptoms of Plague in the
Army, 128. Arrival of Despatches from England, which is followed by the Ex-
pedition of one of the Commander-in-Chief's Aides-de-Camp to Cairo, 129.
Some remarks on the Mamelukes, after their departure from Gyzeh, 130. Re-
flections on the actual State of Egypt, and the Pasha who governs it, 131. The
Author quits the Army, and returns to England, 132.

Erskine, Mr., The Čase of, at Bombay, 137.

East India House, Debate at the. On the By-Laws Committee, 179. On
the Suspension of an Indian Judge, 180. On the Indian Licences, ib. On the
Burning of Hindoo Widows, 182. On Captain Prescott's Case, 183. 369.
Elphinstone, Mr., Tributes of Respect to, 289.

English Officers, Tvo, Persecution of, for doubting the Pope's Infallibility,
501.

Excursion up the River Martaban, 512.

Earl Amherst, Dinner to, 562.

F

Foreign Trade-American Tariff-East India Monopoly, 385.

Free Trade, East India, and Colonisation, 552.

G

Greece, Recent Travels in, Asia Minor, Palestine, and Egypt, 49.

Great Britain, Political and Commercial Relations of, with China, 65. 201.

Governments, Obligations of, to Abolish the Laws of Quarantine; by Dr.
Maclean, 99.

General Orders, 196.

Grenville, Lord, on Indian Affairs, 477.

H

Heat, Power possessed by Individuals of supporting, 277.

I

India, New Works relative to, and the Eastern World, 1. King's Officers in,
155. Want of Churches in, 159. Ordnance Department in, 163. Administra-
tion of, 338.

Intelligence, Civil and Military, 187.375. 565. Shipping, 197. 382, 572.
Island, Amherst, Settlement of, 527.

Indo-Briton, Official Recognition of the term, 531.

Jury, Trial by, in India, 270.

J

L

Laws, Alterations in the, relating to India, 517.

London Merchants, Memorial of, against the Calcutta Stamp Act, 534.

Ordnance Department of India, Reduction of Pay in the, 543.