"The commanding officer has approved of the arrangement made for the detail directed to embark; but as Lieutenant Maitland has expressed a wish to the adjutant to make some exchanges of the non-commissioned officers, accedes to the wishes of Lieutenant Maitland, provided the officers commanding the companies to whom they belong consent to the exchange; otherwise those already ordered will go." EXTRACT _from General Orders, 2d June_. "Pay in advance for June, and arrears for May, to be issued to the troops under orders of embarkation in the course of this day, to enable them to prepare for their passage to the Presidency in the Fox frigate." EXTRACT _from Regimental Orders, Madras European Regiment, dated 3d June, 1809_. "The adjutant will furnish Lieutenant Maitland with a roll of his detachment; and officers commanding companies are directed to send to that officer the pay advanced (as in yesterday's orders) for the detachment ordered as marines." EXTRACT _from Division Orders, by Lieutenant-Colonel_ INNES. "Lieutenant Dixon of the 1st battalion 19th regiment native infantry, having joined his corps this morning with the detachment from Condapillee, is directed to resume the command of that station to morrow, to relieve Lieutenant D. Forbes, in conformity with the Division Orders of the 1st instant, and will be provided with a passport by the acting fort-adjutant. (Signed) "JAMES INNES, "Lieutenant-Colonel, in charge of the N. D. of the Army." "Masulipatam, "5th June, 1809." EXTRACT _from Regimental Orders, Madras European Regiment, June 6th, 1809_. "The commanding officer having taken upon himself to grant family certificates to the detail ordered on board his Majesty's ship Fox, Lieutenant Maitland is requested to refer to the last order issued upon this subject, which it will be requisite to attend minutely, to prevent retrenchments hereafter." EXTRACT _from Division Orders, by Lieutenant-Colonel_ INNES, _7th June, 1809_. "The detail ordered from the Madras European regiment is now reduced to 1 subaltern, 1 sergeant, 1 corporal, 1 drum, and 26 privates,--in all 30,--to be held in readiness to embark at a moment's notice on board the Samarang sloop of war, hourly expected. (Signed) "J. INNES, "Lieutenant-Colonel, in charge of the N. D. of the Army." EXTRACT _from Garrison Orders, 13th June, 1809_. "Lieutenant D. Forbes of the Madras European regiment being summoned as an evidence, by an Ensign Baker, to attend the Court of Inquiry ordered to assemble for the purpose of investigating the conduct of Ensign Baker, Lieutenant D. Forbes is consequently directed to remain here till further orders." EXTRACT _from Garrison Orders, 20th June, 1809_.