Delhi, suicides at, 82- intrigues in the cabinet at, 90-population of, 244. D'Urban (Sir Benjamin), 39. Dhurma Subha, proceedings of the, in the case of Brijonauth Ghose, 1. Directors, East-India, election of, 56- list of, for 1834, 227.
Doab, discovery of an ancient town in the, 241.
Donelan (Capt.), murder of, 103.
Dost Mahommed Khan, present chief of Cabul, 97, 168, 260.
Dress of Indian officers, 125. Dutch, defeat of, in Sumatra, 56, 120. Duties, inland transit, in Bengal, 92-on indigo at Bombay, 117-on coffee, at Padang, 264.
Earthquake at Singapore, 21-in Suma- tra, 263.
East-India Company, case of the Board of Control, v. 138, 218. retiring allow-
ances to commercial servants on their home establishment, 208, 278. East-India House, election of directors at, 56, 227-sales at, 64, 222, 316--goods declared for sale at, 227-see also De- bates.
East-Indians, seditious address to the, at Madras, 44, 103, 104-how employed in Bengal, 101-complaint of those of Bombay against the Military Fund, 116. Education in India, 1, 106, 171. Emigration from China to the Indian Ar- chipelago, 31, 188 from India to Australia, 98-from Queda to Penang, 118-from Van Diemen's Land to New Zealand, 124.
English language, study of, in India, 171. European Regiment, Bombay, services of, 17.
Europeans in the Sikh army, 97, 169, 252. Exchanges, Indian, 61, 151, 230, 313- remarks on the present high rates of, at Calcutta, 99.
Eyles (Capt.), action against, 237 - pre- sentation of a piece of plate to, 310.
Fair at Gunga Saugur, 175 -at Gur- mookteshwur, 182.
Famine in Cashmere, 97, 257-in Bun- dlecund, 250-horrible effects of, 258 -in Cutch, 262.
Fast (Lieut.), court-martial on, 125. Females, Hindoo, manners and character of, 18, 72.
Fergusson and Co., of Calcutta, failure of, 12, 42, 72, 75, 77, 83.
Fire at Tjanjor, 121-at Manado, in Ce- lebes, ib.-at Ava, ib.
Fireworks, grand display of, at Calcutta, 90, 167.
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Fish, fall of, from the sky, 175. Fossil shells near Herat, 172. Franklin (East-Indian), seditious letter of, 44, 103, 104.
Frith and Gordon, insolvency of, 251. Funds, Steam, in India, 6, 15, 42, 93, 221-Civil Service Annuity, of Ben- gal, 6, 256-assessment, at Bombay, 15, 45, 114-Bengal Medical Retiring, 98-Bombay Military, 116 - Bengal Mariners' and Widows', 179- Bengal Military, 259.
Freights to China, 33.
GENERAL ORDERS-see Calcutta, &c. Gerard (Dr.), travels of, 171, 248, 259. Ghaut, new, for dying Hindus, 89. Goa, civil war at, 186.
Goods, European, prices of, in the East- Indies and China, 60, 150, 229, 312 -declared for sale at the East-India House, 227-European and Asiatic, prices of, at Bankok, 195. Goork Rajah-see Coorg.
Grain, dearth of, at Bombay, 17 — in Cashmere, 97, 257-at Masulipatam, 106-in Bundlecund, 250-in Cutch, 262.
Grant (Right Hon. R.), 222. Gunga Saugur, annual fair at, 175. Gurmookleshwur, fair at, 182. Guzerat, opium cultivation in, 186. Guzerattee language, study of the, 204. Gwalior, conference between the Gover- nor-general and the young chief of, 7 -movements of the late regent ranee of, 43, 99, 167-change of opinion at, 305.
Hakeem Mehndy-see Mehndy Ali. Halkett (Sir Colin), 204.
Hardy (Lieut. Col.), services of, 135. Heatly (Mr. P.), death of, 308. Herbert (Capt.), death of, 10—his scien- tific attainments, 11.
Hercules, ship, correspondence relating to the cancellation of its licence at Canton, 190 affray with, in the Cum-sing- moon, 192, 266. Herschel (Sir J.), 39. Hindu converts, 1 -belief in witchcraft, 14- females, their manners and cha- racter, 18-temple at Ahmednuggur, 45, 106 marriages, 72-ghauts for dying, 89-human sacrifices, 146-fairs, 175, 182-pilgrims, 175-antiquities, 241-college at Calcutta, 255-see also Natives.
Holkar, death of Mulhar Rao, 2-history of the name and family of, ib.-claims of Hurry Holkar to the guddee of, 257. HOME INTELLIGENCE: Debates at the East-India House, 207, 278- Appeals (2 T)
from India heard before the Privy Council, 142. Imperial Parliament, 138, 306- election of East-India Di- rectors, 56- Colonel Houston, ib.- East-India Volunteers, ib. — missiona- ries for India, 57-Dr. Roy, ib. - Co- ventry Society for the abolition of hu- man sacrifices in India, 146 - the Su- preme Council of India, ib. retire- ments from the Company's service, ib. new governor of Bombay, 222 Scotch Church in Bengal, ib. Board of Superintendence at Canton, ib.-tea- trade, ib. - importation of tea from Dantzic, 223, 307 -new colony in South Australia, 223, 307-the King's levees, 223 -new regulation for the indigo-sales, 232-steam-navigation to India, 306-new overland communica- tion with India, 307-Indian law com- mission, 308-Mr. Holt Mackenzie, ib.
new Member of Council, Bombay, ib.-death of P. Heatly, Esq, ib.-pre- sent to Capt. Eyles, 310-promotions and changes in his Majesty's forces serving in the East, 57, 146, 223- India shipping arrivals and departures, and passengers, 57, 147, 224, 308 - loss of shipping, 58, 169, 226-births, marriages, and deaths, 58, 149, 226, 310 goods declared for sale at the East-India House, 227 ships an- nounced for India, 62, 152, 228, 314 -London prices-current of East-India produce, 63, 231, 315-prices of shares, 63, 231, 315 - London markets and daily prices of Stocks, 64, 232, 316. Ho-nam, visit to the island of, 30. Horing Bergen (Mr. Martin), 248. Houston (Col), services of, 56.
Human sacrifices in India, 146. Hurkaru, learning of the, 174. Hurricane at the Mauritius, 120. Hurry Holkar, claims of, 257.
Ibbetson (Governor), public testimony of respect to, 22.
Ice, American, at Calcutta, 2-specula- tors in the Himalaya mountains, 261. Incendiarism at Canton, 32, 265. India Bill, native opinions of the, 101. INDIA (British):-Travelling in, 4-re- mittances from, to England, 5, 42, 91 -government loans in, 5, 97-steam- communication with, 6, 15, 20, 42, 93, 116, 181, 221, 304, 306 - treatment of natives in, 9-vakeels, 10-compul- sory Poojas in, ib. increase of the Church establishment in, 12, 186 - failures in, 12, 42, 72, 78-sales of pro- perty by public officers to natives in, 13 -suppression of Thugism in, 13, 98- employment of natives in, 14-dearth and distress in, 17, 106, 250, 258, 262 -the press in, 32, 44, 104, 172-prac-
tice of the native courts in, 42— re- marks on the army of, 172-prepara- tions for the new system in, 89 - aboli- tion of inland chowkies in, 92-new roads in, 92, 174-operations against insurgents in, 45, 95, 182, 258, 262, 277, 304-native opinions of the new bill for, 101-appeals from, 142-Su- preme Council of, 146-human sacri. fices in, ib.-petition against additional bishops for, 186-new regulation res- pecting the qualification of civil servants in, 197, 249- antiquities, 241, 248— culture of tea in, 249-employment of military as civil servants in, 88, 250— reported retrenchments in, 259-new mode of overland communication with, 307 -see also Calcutta, Madras, &c. Intelligence.
(Foreign): - Affairs of Runjeet Singh, 2, 97, 169, 252, 257, 304 - operations of Shah Shuja-ul-Mulk to recover the throne of Cabul, 2, 20, 97, 118, 168, 221, 244 death of Mul- har Rao Holkar, 2, 257 Affairs at Gwalior, 7 conference between Lord William Bentinck and Jhund- koo Row Scindia, ib. - insolent con- duct of the Coorg Raja, 15, 106, 262, 277, 304-dispute between the Rajas of Uneara and Bhoondee, 16 -war in Sinde, 20, 97, 118, 168, 221, 244 improvements in Oude, 98 - munifi- cence of the Begum Sumroo, 98, 246 movements of the Baiza Baie, 43, 99, 167, 305-curious affair at Jeypore, 167, 259. -the Raja of Alwar's plan for raising a revenue, 167-disturbances in the Jhansi country, 246-reported change in the administration of Oude, 257 claims of Hurry Holkar to the territories of Mulhar Rao Holkar, ib.-
(Portuguese): :- · Civil war, 186. Indian Navy, 136, 205, 275. Indigo, inland duty on, in Bengal, 14- Company's quarterly sale of, 64, 316- abolition of customs and duties on, at Bombay, 117-sale of, at Calcutta, 221 -new regulations for the sale of, in London, 232-first merchant's sale of, 316.
Indore, affairs at, 2, 257-resident at, 305, Innes (Mr.), of Canton, case of, 32-his dispute with Mr. Daniell, 265.
Inundations in China, 34-in Sumatra, 264.
Ironside (Mr. Edward), 308.
Islands, catastrophe at a newly-discovered groupe of, 122.
Isle of France, marriage at, 54.
Lady Munro, loss of the ship, 169. Lander (Richard), death of, 149. Lascelles (Mr.), conduct of, 132. Laudable Societies, Bengal, report of, 96
- proceedings and correspondence res- pecting the office-bearers of, 158, 239. Law, imposition on the, in Burdwan, 12 -commission in India, 308. Lectures by a Parsee, 185. Levees, the king's, 223. Lhotsky (Dr.), 37.
Libel, seditious, at Madras, 44, 103, 104 -prosecution for, at Calcutta, 62 — at Bombay, 106 in New South Wales, 122.
Life-Assurance, government, at Calcutta, 166, 258.
Lingey, disturbances at, 22.
Lion and Sun, order of the, 147. Loans, Bengal, 5, 97.
Lottery, sale of insolvent property by, 254. Lucknow-see Oude.
MacGregor (Lieut. J. M.), court-martial
Mackenzie (Mr. Holt), 308.
Mackintosh and Co., of Calcutta, estate of, 157, 221-sale of a portion of their estate by lottery, 254. MADRAS INTELLIGENCE:
of natives, 14 temper of the sepoys, the Coorg Rajab, 15, 106, 262, steam-navigation, 15, 304 -native press, 44 seditious publica- tion, 44, 104 - reported disturbances, 45 schools for natives, 106-dearth and distress, ib-case of Vencatachelly Pillay, 106, 183 campaign in the Northern Circars, 182, 304-treatment of criminals, 183-arrival of the Go- vernor-general, 185. 304-the bar of Madras, 261-mission to the Jews of Cochin, 262 deficiency in the cash- chest of the Sudder Adawlut, 277 mutiny in H. M. 41st regt, 304 prices of European goods, 60, 150, 229, 312-government securities, 61, 151, 230, 313-shipping, 51, 134, 203, 274, 306-births, marriages, and deaths, 51, 56, 134, 204, 274, 306.
Medical Government Orders: charge on the Neilgherry Hills, 131– brigade-major to the force at Malacca, deficiencies in regimental stores, ib. corps of pioneers, 132 - and miners, ib.-riding-masters to corps, ib. riding-school at Bangalore, ib. conduct of Mr. Lascelles, ib. -move- ments of corps, 132, 201-officers doing duty with corps to which they do not belong, 201 courts-martial, 272- civil, ecclesiastical, and military ap- pointments, 50, 55, 133, 201, 273, 305 furloughs, 51, 56, 134, 203, 274, 306.
Majors, command of corps by, 125, 201. MALACCA INTELLIGENCE:-Disturbances at Lingey, 22-pirate prows, 22, 118, 188, 263-brigade-major to the forces, 131 the ex-panghulu of Nanning, 263-births, marriages, and deaths, 54, 206, 276.
Malcolm (Sir John), sketch of his cha- racter, 19.
Mariners' and Widows' Fund, Bengal, 179. Maritime Servants, Company's, retiring allowances to, 208, 278.
Markets in India, China, and Manilla, 61, 151, 230, 313-London, 64, 232, 316-at Bankok, 195.
Masulipatam, dearth at, 106. MAURITIUS INTELLIGENCE: Alterations in the penal code, 119-charges against the judges, and suspension of the Su- preme Court, 120, 189 — hurricane at Port Louis, 120 -case of Capt. Wor- thington, of the ship Indian Oak, 188 -marriages and deaths, 206, 306. Maxwell (Surg. J. A.), services of, 274. Mean time, true, at St. Helena, 40. Medical Retiring Fund, Bengal, 98, 173. Mehndy Ali Khan, ex-minister of Oude, reported restoration of, 257. Metcalfe (Hon. Sir Charles), 198. Military Bank of Bengal, 92, 173-Fund, of Bombay, 116 Orphan Society of Bengal, proposed changes in, 172- Fund, of Bengal, 259.
Military officers, employment of, in civil duties, 88, 250.
Mine-exploring Company, Australian, 37. Ministers, Chinese, punishment of, 35. Missionaries, Calcutta, charges against their conduct, 1-murder of, in Cochin China, 36, 122- labours of those in New Zealand, 37 additional, for In- dia, 57—munificent bequest of the Be- gum Sumroo for the support of, 98- schools in India, 179 unfavourable prospects of the mission at Tahiti, 195 -mission to the Jews of Cochin, 262. Mocha, plunder of, by a body of Bedouin Arabs, 267.
Mofussil, treatment of natives in, 9
native vakeels in the courts of, 10- state of the jails in, 255-effects of the press of, 262.
Mohun Lal, a young Hindu, acquirements of, 171, 248, 259.
Morley (Capt.), libel on, 45-action by, against the proprietors of the Oriental Christian Spectator, 106. Mountain, sinking of a, 264. Mulhar Rao Holkar-see Holkar. Murder of missionaries in Cochin-China, 36, 122-of Capt. Donelan, 103. Mutiny on the Ann, 186- of convicts, near Hansi, 252-of convicts, at Nor- folk Island, 267.
Nanning, the ex-panghulu of, 263. Natives of India, behaviour of Europeans to, 9-vakeels, 10-compulsory poojas, ib.-false suits by, 12-sales of property by public officers to, 13 murder of, by Thugs, 13, 99 -government em- ployment of, 14, 174 sepoys, 14, 95 -opinion of the India bill, 101-per- mitted to act as grand-jurors, 65, 102, 305-schools for, 106-English educa- tion to, 171- prejudices of, 174, 221 -see also Hindus.
Navigation by steam to India, 6, 15, 20,
postage in Bengal, 257 — see also Press.
NEW SOUTH WALES INTELLIGENCE: The Governor's tour, 37- Australian Mine-exploring Company, ib. — catas trophe at a newly-discovered groupe of islands, 122-Sydney, a free-port, 123
-the press, ib.-mercantile resources of the colony, 196 Steam Conveyance Company, ib.-Sydney College, ib.-re- ported discovery by a lascar, ib.-mis- understanding between the judges and the magistracy, 267- mutiny at Nor- folk Island, ib.-shipping, 137, 206— births, marriages, and deaths, 276.
Supreme Court:-Trial of John Dixon for murder, 36- Therry, v. Raine, 122.
New Zealand, description of, 37 — mis- sionary establishments in, ib.-proposed colony from Van Diemen's Land to be settled at, 124.
Nowrojee Doraljee, lectures by, 185. Nuggur, erection of a Hindu temple at, 45, 106.
Officers, Indian-see Army.
Opium, cultivation of, in Bengal, 91 - permitted to be cultivated in Khandeish and Guzerat, 186-ships at Canton, 192, 266.
Ordeal, fiery, at Bhurtpore, 244. Oude, improvement in the administration of, 98-claims of the bankers Monhur Doss and Seetul Bahoo on the govern- ment of, 138, 218-reported change in the administration of, 257.
Padang, trade at, 264.
Palmer and Co. of Calcutta, estate of, 75. PARLIAMENT, Debates in:-(House of Lords) Case of the Lucknow Bankers, 138.
Parsees, discussions with the, at Bombay, 16-lectures by one, 185.
Passengers of India ships, 53, 58, 147, 224, 310-drowned, 171-presentation of plate by, 310.
Peacock, voyage of the American ship, 22. Penal Code of the Mauritius, 119. PENANG INTELLIGENCE:-Savings' Bank, 21-retirement of Governor Ibbetson, 22-case of the bark Batavia, ib.-pi- rates, 118 emigrants from Queda, ib. appointments, 137 births, mar- riages, and deaths, 205, 276. Persia, Indian military detachment for, 53, 190-heir apparent to the throne of,
121, 189-clains of Russia on, 190— party-spirit in, ib.
Peshawur, projected attack on, 2, 97, 168. Peters (Mr. Wm.), prosecution of, for libel, 68.
Pilgrims, Hindu, imposition on, 175 accident to, at Jerusalem, 268. Pioneer corps in India, 125, 132. Pirates near Malacca, 22, 118-in the destruction vicinity of Penang, 118- of, 188, 263.
Polynesia, unfavourable prospects of the missions in, 195.
Poojas, compulsory, 10. Poomars of Jhansi, 246. Ports declared free, 117, 123. Port Natal, settlement at, 39. Portuguese, affairs of the, at Goa, 186- wedding at Calcutta described, 253. Post Office, Serampore, rogueries at, 221. Prayer of the Emperor of China for rain,
Prendergast (Mr.), claims of, 138, 218. Press, Indian, Canton communications with, 32, 265-the Chinese Courier, 32- native, at Madras, 44-seditious publica- tion at Madras, 44, 104-of New South Wales, 123 new, in the Mofussil, 172-learning of the Bengal Hurkaru, 174-effects of the Mofussil press, 262. Prices-Current, East-India, 60, 150, 229, 312-London, 63, 231, 315-of Eu- ropean and Asiatic goods in Siam, 195. Privy Council, appeals from India heard before: -- Rajundenarain Rai, Wood- wonthnarain Rai, and Mohundenarain Rai, v. Bijai Govind Sing, 142-Sut- roogun Sutputty, v. Sabitra Dye, ib. Prize-money, Bhurtpore, 198. Punishment, corporal, abolition of, 257. Punjab, Greek antiquities in the, 248.
Roshun-ood-Dowlah, present minister of Oude, 257.
Runjeet Singh, illness of, 2, 97, 252, 304-warlike operations of, 2, 27-his preparations to attack Peshawur, 2, 97
conduct of, towards Messrs. Allard and Ventura, 97, 169, 252 — insubor- dination of his lancer corps, 169-un- just conduct of, towards the officers ap- pointed to attend on Capt. Wade, ib.- his opinion of the British government, 253.
Russia, claims of, on Persia, 190. Ryan (Sir Edw.), sickness of, 239.
Saigon, insurrection at, 36, 121, 194. ST. HELENA INTELLIGENCR :-True mean time, 40-equalization of taxation, ib. -retention of the island for another year by the Company, 196, 206-im- portation of Cape wines, 196-licenses for wine-houses, ib.-supplies, ib.-go- vernment-general orders, 206.
Samuel (Mr.), mission of, to the Jews of Cochin, 262.
Sappers and miners, Madras, 132.
Savings Bank, Ceylon, 21-Calcutta, 247. Schools for natives at Madras, 106-riding, at Madras, 132-missionary, at Mirza-
pore, 179-English, at Allahabad, 221. Scinde, civil war in, 20, 97 - death of Meer Moorad Ali, principal ameer of, 20, 97-engagement between the forces of, and the troops of Shah Shuja, ex- king of Cabul, 118, 168, 221, 244. Scindeah-see Sindia.
Securities, Indian, 61, 151, 230, 313. Sedition, prosecution for, at Madras, 104. Sepoys, Madras, temper of the, 14-gal- lant conduct of, 95.
Serampore, rogueries at the post-office at,
Shah Shujah-ul-Mulk, operations of, to re- cover the throne of Cabool, 2, 97, 168, 244-his views on Sinde, 20, 97, 168, 244-defeats the Sindeans near Bukkor, 118, 221, 244.
Shang-hae, atempt to open trade at, 25. Shares, prices of, 63, 231, 315. Shells, fossil, near Herat, 172.
Shikarpoor, operations of the ex-chief of Cabool at, 2, 20, 97, 118, 168, 244. SHIPPING, miscellaneous notices of:-Case of the ship Batavia, 22— visit of the American ship Peacock to Siam, ib.— experimental voyage of the Sylph to the north of China, 24-hints for the out- ward voyage to China, 32-loss of the David Barclay, Linnæus, Thomas, Port- land, and Bee, 58 naval etiquette, 118-H.M.S. Harrier and the French ship Louise, ib. capture of a boat's crew by natives, at a newly-discovered
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