27. At Hazareebaugh, the wife of Mr. E. Townsend, Conductor of Public Works, of a daughter.

28. At Baitool, the lady of Lieutenant Edwards, 18th Regt. N. I., of a son.
At Benares, the lady of the Rev. W. Buyers, of a son.
Mrs. F. Bolst, of a son.

30.

31.

APRIL.

1.

At Nundencoojah Factory, Rampore Bhauleah, Mrs. A. C. Monier, of a son. 5. At Cawnpore, the lady of Captain M. Smith, H. M. 16th Foot, of a son. 7. At Hyrampore Factory, the lady of J. B. Crawford, Esq. of a son. 8. The lady of R. S. Homfray, Esq. of a son.

8.

Lately, the lady of J. A. Walker, Esq., of a daughter.

At Hansi, the lady of Captain J. C. C. Gray, 21st Regt. N. I., of a son. 9. The wife of Mr. J. S. Morton, Veterinary Surgeon, of a son.

10.

Mrs. Moses Simeon, of a daughter.

At Goruckpore, the lady of F. B. Todd, Esq. 11th Regt. N. I. of a daughter.

At Dum-Dum, the lady of Lieut. F. B. Boileau, Horse Artillery, of a son, 11. The lady of T. C. Robertson, Esq. C. S. of a son.

14.

The lady of J. Avdall, Esq. of a daughter.

17. The lady of Captain H. Timings, Bengal Horse Artillery, of a son. 18. Mrs. J. Rebeiro, of a daughter.

20. The lady of John Franks, Esq. of a daughter.

21.

Mrs. T. Rutledge, of a son.

The widow of the late Capt. C. Winlow, of a son.

At Salgurnudea Factory, near Commercolly, Mrs. T. B. Razet, of a son. 23. Mrs. A. L. Davis, of a daughter.

25. Mrs. Lewis Tyen, of a daughter,

29.

Mrs. W. Sturmer, of a daughter.

At Dacca, the lady of John Louis, Esq. of the Civil Service, of a daughter. 30. At Chinsurah, the lady of Lieut. Leighton, H. M. 44th Regt. of a daughter. At Benares, Mrs. G. Nicholls, of a daughter.

MAY.

1. At Tirhoot, the lady of J. Cosserat, Esq. of a son.

2. Mrs. T. J. Philips, of a son.

The lady of J. Lackersteen, Esq. of a daughter.

The lady of E. Wilkinson, Esq. of a son.

4. The lady of Captain Steel, Superintendent of Police, of a daughter.

5. Mrs. J. Adams, of a daughter.

At Mymunsing, the lady of G. Adams, Esq. Civil Service, of a son.

6. At Meerut, the lady of Lieut. F. R. Modie, of a daughter.

7. At Chittagong, Mrs. H. Turner, of a son.

11.

Mrs. Augustin Pereira, of a daughter.

At Benares, the lady of Geo. Mainwaring, Esq. Civil Service, of a daughter. At the General Hospital, the wife of Mr. W. D. Berkely, Barrack Serjeant, of a daughter.

14.

18. The lady of R. Swinhoe, Esq. of a daughter.

At Jellasore, the lady of T. Campbell, Esq. of a son.

19. The lady of F. Macnaghten, Esq. Civil Service, of a son.

23. The wife of Mr. J. Jahans, of the Agra Accountant's Office, of a son. 25. Mrs. M. A. Lackersteen, of a son.

At Dum-Dum, Henry William, infant son of Apothecary H. Watson, aged 1 year and 27 days.

27. At Dacca, Mr. G. Alexander, Merchant, aged 57 years.

28.

31.

Lieutenant T. A. K. McGregor, of the European Regiment.

Master G. T. Wood, son of Mr. G. Wood, aged 1 year, 3 months, and 11 days.
Miss R. F. Bergier, aged 11 years, 3 months, and 7 days.

Mr. E. Hall, Book-keeper in the Office of Messrs. R. C. Jenkins and Co.

aged 40 years.

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On her way between Agra and Cawnpore, Mrs. Rosa Cecil, the beloved wife of Mr. J. J. King, Trader, aged 22 years and 5 days.

3. At Allahabad, Frances Margaret Anne, youngest daughter of C. N. Cooke, Esq. aged 6 months and 23 days.

5. Mountford Harvey, the infant son of J. H. Stocqueler, Esq.

6. At Berhampore, C. Shakespear, Esq. Commercial Resident of Rangamatttee. Mons. Jules Timon David, aged 23 years.

10. Miss Clarissa Catherine Burke, aged 7 years, 8 months, and 23 days.

11. At Muttra, Emily Julia, third daughter of Lieutenant and Mrs. Free, aged 6 months.

13. Andrew, the infant son of Mr. R. Wood, aged 4 months.

At Seebpore, zillah Backergunge, drowned, by the upsetting of a boat, the following persons:

Mrs. Louisa D'Silva, wife of Pedro D'Silva, Esq. of zillah Backergunge, aged 25 years.

Miss Mary D'Silva, the only daughter of Pedro D'Silva, Esq. aged 6 years and

10 months.

Mrs. Charlotte D'Silva, wife of L. D'Silva, Esq. of the above place, aged 25 years. Mr. John Rodrigues, aged 41 years.

Mrs. Louisa Rodrigues, wife of the late C. Rodrigues, Esq. aged 37 years, 8 months, and 19 days.

Miss E. M. A. Rodrigues, eldest daughter of the above, aged 17 years.
Miss M. A. Rodrigues, second ditto of Ditto, aged 15 years and 14 days.

Miss A. L. Rodrigues, fourth ditto of Ditto, aged 10 years, 4 months, and 17 days. Miss C. Coelho, the eldest daughter of the late Mr. D. Coelho, Junior, of Kissencotty, aged about 10 years.

Miss Angelina Coelho, youngest daughter of the late Mr. D. Coelho, aged 3 years. 14. Mr. John Gadding, aged 40 years, one month, and 5 days.

15. At Mirzapore, Georgiana Martha, the infant daughter of Mr. J. A. Lorimer. 16. At Berhampore, Charlotte, daughter of the Rev. M. Hill, aged 7 months and one day.

17.

Thomas A. Brown, aged 2 years, 11 months, and 9 days.

On Good Friday night, James Satchell, Pensioner of the Select Vestry, of Consumption.

18. At Dacca, Mr. P. H. Ernot, aged 38 years.

18. Margaret, the infant daughter of H. B. Harrington, Esq. Civil Service, aged 1 year and 11 months.

21. At Meerut, Mr. Rich, Agent to Palmer and Co.

26.

At Landour, E. D'Oyly, only daughter of Captain M. Cooper, 11th Light Dragoons, in her 2nd year.

30. Mr. A. D'Rozario, aged 15 years, 6 months, and 26 days.

At Baitool, the infant son of Lieutenant and Mrs. Edwards, aged 1 month and 2 days.

MAY.

1. Mr. W. Barradge, aged 25 years.

3. Eliza Ellen, the eldest daughter of Mr. T. Black, aged 5 years, 4 months,

and 4 days.

At Monghyr, J. Ford, Esq. aged 43 years.

At Bancoorah, Mary, the wife of Lieutenant P. Nicholson.

4. Mrs. E. Adams, the wife of Mr. Joseph Adams, of the firm of Gunter and Hooper, aged 36 years, 5 months, and 13 days.

At Mussoorie, Emily Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. Wintle, 71st Regt. N. I., aged 1 year, 6 months, and 15 days.

5. T. Hoseason, Esq. aged 70 years.

6. At Gyah, Charles, the infant son of J. W. Ricketts, Esq. aged 1 month and 24 days.

13 days.

At Hissar, the infant son of Captain Lome, 21st Regt. aged 7 months and

7. Mr. R. Ruff, aged 27 years.

11. At Hoogly, Louisa Campbell, aged 19 years, 4 months, and 23 days. Drowned at Barrackpore, from a supposed attack of cramp, whilst bathing in

a tank, C. W. Turner, Esq. aged 24 years.

12. At Chandernagore, Mr. F. M. D. de Sojourne, aged 34 years.

13. Master C. Mackay, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Mackay, aged 10 years, 11 months, and 10 days.

Mrs. Eliza Chalcraft, aged 51 years.

15. At Hazareebaugh, F. Bird, Esq. Deputy Post-Master of that station, aged 19 years.

18. The only child of Mr. J. Patten, aged 13 months and 19 days.

23. Mrs. E. C. Greenough, widow of the late Mr. J. Greenough, aged 28 years. 24. Mrs. Ann Coles, aged 35 years.

MARCH.

Skipping Entellingence.

ARRIVALS.

23. Enterprize, (H. C. Steamer,) C. H. West, from Madras 19th March. Passengers from Madras.-The Austrian Baron Hugel, Mrs. Stephens, Miss Macarton, Mr. A. J. Johannes, Mr. C. McKertich, and Mr. L. Seezar.

25. Olivia, (Schooner,) W. Roome, from the Cape of Good Hope 14th January. Lord Althorp, (Brig,) B. Sproull, from Liverpool 12th November.

27. Vesper, (Barque,) J. F. Atwood, from Mauritius 11th February, Ceylon 16th, and Madras 20th, March.

28. Euphrasia, (Brig,) F. Lenepren, from Mauritius 27th January and Madras 14th March.

29. Fortitude, (Brig,) J. C. Wilson, from Tondemanar, 19th March.

30. Samuel Brown, (Barque,) C. W. Harding, from Liverpool 20th May, and Coringa 25th March.

Dalla Merchant, (Barque,) H. M. Potter, from Moulmein 17th February, and Rangoon 12th March.

APRIL,

1. Kyle, (Barque,) T. Fletcher, from Mauritius 6th February, Point de Galle (no date), and Madras 24th March.

3. Will Watch, (Barque,) W. Barrington, from Singapore 1st, and Penang 11th March.

Passengers.-W. R. Lackersteen, Esq. Merchant, Master W. Almeida. From Penang. Mrs. Coles and two Children, Mr. J. D'Luz.

Pero, (Barque,) W. Rutten, from Tallawille 27th February, Columbo (no date), and Point de Galle 5th March.

Passenger from Mauritius.—Mr. J. Alence.

6. Ruby, W. Warden, from China 1st, and Singapore 13th, March.

Passengers.-Captain E. Foblins, late Commander of the Ship Eliza, and Mr. J. D. Hoggerty, crew of ditto.

9. Eugene, (Amr.) C. H. Williams, from New York 26th November.

Abgarus, (Barque,) C. Dunbar, from Bombay 6th, and Allepee 20th, March,
Passengers from Bombay. -Mr. Dunbar and Captain Rice.

Ganges, (H. C. Steamer,) W. Warden, from Madras 1st April.

Passengers from Madras.-Mr. McLeod, a Member of the new Law Commission, Captain Taylor, Madras Service, Mr. F. H. Burkinyoung, of this city, Captain O'Halloran, H. M. 38th foot.

12. Futtay Salam, J. Keys, Commander, from Bombay 22nd February, and Alleppe 13th March.

Charles Stuart, (Burmese Schooner,) D. Davis, from Rangoon, 26th March. 14. Discovery, (Barque,) Wm. Hawes, from Bombay 26th February, Tellichery and Alleppe 12th March.

15. Perfect, Wm. Smell, from Greenock 8th November, and Madras 7th April. Passengers from Scotland.-F. B. Paton, Esq., J. Maseyk, Esq., and C. Maseyk, Esq. From Madras.-Lieut. W. Dyer, H. M. 41st Regt.

Passenger from China.-A. Johnston, Esq. Merchant.

Red Rover, (Barque,) Wm. Clifton, from China 16th March.

Water Witch, (Do.) A. Henderson, from ditto 14th, and Singapore 28th, do.
Robust, (French Brig,) J. Fanrell, from Marseilles.

16. Claudina, (D. Barque,) D. Corrie, from Rio de Janeiro 11th November. 20. Ernaad, J. L. Gillett, from China 27th February, and Madras 15th April. Passengers from China.-Mr. Nicholson, B. N. Ï. From Madras.—Mrs. Col. Taylor, Mr. Hyde, C. S., Mr. Shaw, and Mr. Sutherland.

22. Corsair, (Brig,) E. Cooke, from Penang 10th April.

Passengers.-Mr. King and Mr. Thompson, Free Mariners.

23. Margaret, (Amr.) W. C. Stotesbury, from Philadelphia 13th Oct., Monte Video 21st January, and Madras 18th April.

MAY.

9. Gentoo, (Amr.) A. Coffin, from Boston 2nd Nov., Bencoolen 1st Feb., and Padang 2nd March.

Susan, (Schooner,) T. Jones, from Rangoon 15th April.

10. William Wilson, J. H. Miller, from China 28th Feb. and Covelong 1st May. Passengers from Covelong.-Mrs. Punel, Mr. Punel, Mr. Black, and Mr.

Robertson.

11. Tamerlane, E. McKellar, from Greenock 7th January. Dover, (Amr.) J. Austin, from Boston 20th January. Elizabeth, (Brig,) G. Baker, from Rangoon 2nd May. 12. Psyche, A. Lambert, from Moulmein 17th April.

14. Magnet, J. McMinn, from the Mauritius 16th March and Covelong 5th May. 15. Sultana, E. Evans, from Bombay 6th, Tellicherry and Allepee 29th, April. Passengers from Bombay.--Mrs. Anderson, Miss Anderson, G. W. Anderson, Esq. and Master Anderson.

Royal Saxon, R. Renner, from Port Jackson 5th March and Madras 3rd May.
Passengers from Sydney.-Mrs. Thomson and Miss Smeaton.

Gunga, (Bark,) from Liverpool 26th December.

Passengers.-Mrs. W. Haworth, Mrs. Hardman, Edward Haworth, W. Haworth, and L. Hardman, Esquires.

16. Hindu, J. Lowthion, from Mauritius 16th March and Covelong 9th May. Jessey, J. Auld, from Penang 8th April.

18. Coromandel, (French,) A. G. Conceil, from Bourdeaux 14th December. 19. David Clark, R. Rayne, from Portsmouth 25th November, Cape of Good Hope 9th February, and Madras 13th May.

Constant, (French Bark,) J. Chaigneau, from Bourbon 25th March.
Wolf, (H. M. S.) E. Stanley, from Trincomalie 13th May.

24. Duke of Clarence, P. Sanford, from Mauritius 20th March and Covelong 17th May.

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Peter Proctor, J. Teiry, from Mauritius 22nd March and Covelong 17th May.
Superior, (Brig,) W. Salmon, from Covelong 17th May.

Ashmony, (Bark,) J. Young, from Madras 15th, and Coringa 19th, May.
Passenger from Madras.-Mrs. Bourne.

25. Merchant, (Amr.) B. Lombard, from Boston 29th January.

25. Sir Herbert Taylor, Stewart, for China and Singapore.

Passengers, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. S. Smith and child, W. C. Crane, Esq. J., Mayorga, Esq., and J. C. Smith, Merchant.

APRIL.

1. Abberton, H. Shuttleworth, for St. Helena and London.

Passengers for London. -Mrs. Fagan and 4 children, Mrs. Stevens and 1 child, Miss Roberts, Brigadier General Fagan, Rev. T. N. Stevens, Colonel Patton, and Major Fagan, Mrs. Shuttleworth and 2 children, Miss Nash and 2 children, Mr. S. Shuttleworth. For the Coast.-Miss Davis and Mr. Porter.

4. Nerbudda, F. Patrick, for China.

5. Hindoostan, G. J. Redman, for London.

Passengers for London.- Mrs. Alexander and 3 children, Mrs. Henderson and 1 child, C. Becher, Esq., C. S. Colonel White and Capt. Broughton, N. Alexander, Esq., H. Henderson, Esq., G. Key, Esq. late of H. M. Lancers, 3 children of Mr. Brownlow of the C. Service, C. J. Middleton, Esq. C. S.

6.

9.

Swallow, (Barque,) W. Adam, for Madras,

Eleanor, (Barque,) T. B. Timms, for Madras.

Passengers for Penang and Singapore.-Mr. Jellico, Miss Gardner, and Rev. Mr. Bateman, Acting Archdeacon.

10. Bright Planet, (Barque,) R. Richardson, for Penang and Singapore.

Baretto, Junior, R. Saunders, for Penang and Singapore.

Passengers per Baretto for Singapore.- Mrs. Colnet, Hon'ble C. R. Lindsay, McKenzie, Esq., Captain Colnet.

16. Thereza, (Barque,) J. Tulloch, for London.

23.

MAY.

Fame, (ditto,) J. Richardson, for Mauritius.

Will Watch, (Bark,) W. Barrington, for Khyouk Phyoo.

Cashmere Merchant, (Barque,) R. Edwards, for Penang and Singapore.
Lord Althorp, B. Sproull, for Liverpool.

12. Eclipse, (Amr.) A. Perry, for Salem.
Water Witch, A. Henderson, for China.
Dalla Merchant,
Robuste,

20.

23.

for Rangoon and Moulmein.

Meteorological Register, kept at the Surveyor General's Office, Calcutta, for the Month of April, 1835.

Minimum Temperature

observed at Sunrise.

Maximum Pressure
observed at 9h. 50m.

Observations made at

Apparent Noon.

Direction. Obsd. Ht.

Wind.

of Barom.

the Mercury.

Temp. of