The East-India Company have given notice, that at their sale of Tea, which will be held in the month of March 1819, the several species of Tea will be put up to sale at the following prices respectively, viz. Bohea at is. 5d. per lb.; Congou at is. 10d. ani 2s. 3d.; Campoi at 28. 8d.; Souchong at 2s. 11d.; Pekoe at 2s. 10d.; Twankay at 24. 2d.; Hyson Skin at 28, 3d.; and Hyson at Ss. and 43.

CARGOES OF EAST-INDIA COMPANY'S SHIPS LATELY ARRIVED. CARGOES of the Hastings and Prince of Orange. Company's. Muslins Callicoes Prohibited Goods-Raw Silk-Saltpetre-Hemp.

CARGOES of the Orient and Lloyds.

Saltpetre.

INDIAN SECURITIES AND
EXCHANGES.

Intelligence from Calcutta to the 9th June states the Company's 6 per Cent. Loan Securities as under:

Stock.

Bank

9 p. Cent.

Reduced.

3 p. Cent.

Consols.

Cons. 1780.

4 p. Cent

Navy

5 p. Cent.

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Arabic, the source of the European
Languages

274

339

Arithmetical notation, Persian scheme
of
Army British, in India, thanks to,
by the Governor General (official)
299.-Division Orders, 302-Dis-
tinctions conferred on corps, 86,
216. New levies, 85.-Military
allowances to Deputy Judge Advo-
cate, 326.-Distribution of forces
90, 202, 203
Asiatic Society, meetings of, 74,226, 495
Ashta, battle of, Gen. Smith defeats

Bajee Row, and liberates the Rajah
of Sattarah, 197, 198.-Thanks by
Gen. Smith to the Officers, 199.-
Return of killed, wounded, and
missing

200

Asia Minor, prospect of Missions in 502
Astrachan, Pilgrims from Bucharia
pass through to Mecca

Athos, Mount, account of the Greek
Monastery, at

501

491

Atmosphere, observations on the
temperature of

Ayres, purser in the Cabalva, his
journal

Bijapoor, dimensions of immense
guns at

Bombay territory, 310.-Account of
the weather at, 480.-Institution
of a college at, proposed
Boorup, fort of described

Borneo, Manilla brig cut off at
Boyd, Gen.. report on his claim, 371.
-Account of his corps

290

245

455

366

656

610

471

643

38

Bradshaw, Lieut.Col., his diplomatic
and military services

Brightman v. Probatt

Brown, Mr., his account of Malabar
under Hyder and Tippoo
Burmah empire, rumour of invasion
from, 77.-Chittagong frontier
Burmas, a party of, stow arms clan-
destinely purchased in their boats 215

534

270

Cabalva, narrative of the shipwreck of 611
Cai Caus, translation of the ro-
mance of
Calcutta, improvement of, by drains
74.-Auxiliary Bible Society, ex-
tracts from seventh report of
Camphor tree of Sumatra described 262
Cape of Good Hope, intelligence from 317
Caraite Jews in Tartary
Cargados Garajos, description of, 612,

505

625

614, 618. Cabalva, wrecked on 612
Casia buds, the seed receptacle of the

Dallas, Sir T., his remarks on a let-
ter from Mr. Hudleston, 347.-Re-
flections on, by Hortensius
Dalrymple, Capt., lost at the ship-
wreck of the Cabalva

459

613

366

577

586

494

33

Damaun, town of, described
Daniel, Persian account of
Darius, classed by oriental writers
with their great sovereigns
Davidson, Mr., his drawings surrep-
titiously obtained by the Duke de
Chaulnes, 493.-His discoveries in
Egypt
Davy, Sir John, M.D. observations
by, on ocean and atmosphere
Debates at the East-India House.
Shipping laws amendment bill, 56.
-Half-year's dividend, 149.-Li-
censed ships, 150.-Shipping acts
consolidation bill, 151.-Mr. Hu-
dleston and Col. M. Wilks, 161.—
Museum and Library, 176.-Mr.
Hudleston's case, 393.-Marquis
of Hastings

394

324

English Alphabet, defective

in, dicussed

Etymology, comparative .. 122, 125

Page

gur, Sunghur, Pallee, and Boorup,
196, 319. Mudunghur, Nowa-
poora, 319, 324.-Isapoor, Log-
hur, 320, 411,512.-Seedghur and
Bhugwaghur, 403.-Wassota, ib.—
Dummul, 405.-Galna, Chandore,
410.-Padshapoor, every place of
the Peishwa's and Goklah's beyond
the Kistna, except Belgaum, 411.-
Raiy Machee, Cowanee, 411.—
Chundun, Wundun, Nanghurry,
Wyratghur, Kummulghur, Pan-
dooghur, Kellinga, 411, 412.-Kel-
delghur, 412.-Gudduck, 404.
Dummul, 405.-Suidwah, 407.-
Bealghur, 408.-Talneir, ib. 422-
The Killedar executed for breach of
faith, 409. Kottilghur, 96. →→
Oshatgurr, 322. - Singur, 322,
323.-Rajh Manchee, 323.-Rus-
saulghur, 323.-Gheriah, 418.-
Bhugwantghur, 418.-Atchera, &c.
Ramghur, 419.-Dahmoonoe, 421.
-Trimbuck, Nassuck, and Juneer,
419.-Sooner, Hursur, Chowan,
Juodun, Hurrychundurghur, Koon-
zelghur, Saugor, 420.-And the
hill forts dependent on it, 422.-
Forts in the province of Salsee,
419, 514, 516.-Ryghur, 406, 519,
630. Various others, 524, 526,—
Chanda, 628, 634, 637.-Mul-
ligaum, 638.-Pritchitchur, 639.-
Several in the Kokun
640
Francis, Sir Philip, notices of.. 571
Garul-ganga, its current impetuous 145
Gazetteer, Indian, Portfolio to, 365, 467
Goats, Shawl, brought to London,

75

24

and introduced into Scotland
Good Hope, Cape of, intelligence from 222
Goorkha dynasty in Nepaul
Gorkhalis oppress the villages in
Boutan, 12..
Their oppressions
likely to extirpate the inhabitants,
147-Obstruct Mr. Moorcroft in
his journey through Undes, 148.
Disarm and bind Mr. Moorcroft,-
251.-Entrench themselves in an
abbatis of stakes and brushwood 253
Grammar-general, divided by Plato
and Aristotle into three parts
Grant, Mr., surgeon's mate in the
Cabalva, drowned in attempting to
swim to shore

118

613

Greeks of the present day, their im-is

proved state

488

Greek language has no word to ex-r

press the science of Algebra

592

Greek manuscripts, none found in the

seraglio at Constantinople, 489.-

Nor at Jerusalem

489

Guns of immense size, notices of

245

Guzzerat, death of Futteh Sing

.. 654

Himalaya mountains, heights of 74
Hindoos, two devotees submit to vo-
luntary tortures, 297.--Benevolence
of opulent Hindoos at Calcutta .. 325
Hindoo philosophy, doctrine of the
Saktis supposed to have been a-
dopted in the Grecian and Roman
mythology, 2.-Claims of the Hin-
doos to the science of Algebra as
extant in their ancient treatises,
vindicated, 590.-Compared with
pretensions set up by modern
writers for the Greeks, 592.-Their
proficiency compared with the at-
tainments of Europeans before
Lagrange
Hindoostanee lectures in London,
295. Professorship established
for, 621.-Instituted under the
auspices of the Company, 596.—
Linguists appointed to the Bengal
and Bombay armies, ib.-Proposal
for extending the appointment to
the Madras army..
Holkar, Mulhar Rao, and Regency.
(And see Maheidpore.) Gen. His-
lop's dispositions to reduce the
forces collected by Holkar after
the battle of Maheid poor, 186.-
Holkar's troops evacuate Jowra,
189.-Estimated force remaining
with Holkar, 190.-Treaty conclu-
ded with, 190.-Copy of treaty,
81. The Bheema Bhai surrenders
to Sir W. Grant Keir, 202, 407.-
Leaders of Holkar's army publicly
behead the Bhaee regent, mother
of Holkar, 206, 422.-Gen. Brown
defeats Rooshun Beg, and other
¡ leaders of the wreck of Holkar's
army, taking prisoner Paim Sing
207, 209, 211, 507.-Maj. Grant
said to have captured Holkar's
jewels, 211.-The BaraBhaee, with
Ram Deen, proceeding toward Iu-
dore, 212.-Major Agnew enters
Holkar's camp after the conclusion
of peace..
Hops, introduced at Botany Bay
Hudleston, John, Esq. his answer to
the letter of Sir T. Dallas, 597.-
Papers thereby referred to 664,665,671
Humpee, formerly Bisnagur, ruins
of extensive