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. , . .. . THE SUN LONDON, SATURDAY EvENING, NOVEMBER 3, 185 5. ....... .... ...,_. , i• --------------- 7 — Trror — i 7 T -----41 e London Gazette of Last Night. THE ROYAL ARTILLERY I.N . TII WAR OFFICE, Nov. 2. Cuthbert Collingwoocl Suther, Gentleman, to be Second Freak Pratt, Gent., to be Lieutenant ; and Charles Wm. i , Sporting Intelligence. ______. Louth-Tuesday, Ballybarrack ; Friday, Harbour- Lieutenant. Fennell, Gent., to be Lieutenant. C a E m a p s C b t e oy l lf l o , mr G kl ss e hs n i t . or . e , N. t ß o s el b Gg e iNmE S ep e n c o tE n oy d f A.. 1. , L iv i i e l i u i te t i E e a n -- L a E n n t d . t Twi. aErNd A a 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Captain W. H. Sey- --ea town-at half-past 19 CRIMEA. a. mour, from the 68th Foot, to be Captain, vice Brevet-Ma- Edwin Forbes Thompson', Gentleman Cadet, to be Royal Lancashire Militia Artillery-Alex. M'Candie BETTING AT MANCH ESTER.-FRIDAY. WAR OFFICE, NOV. 2. Second Lieutenant. 1 Meath-Tuesday, Headford ; Wednesday, Somerville; ______. o --- jor Conyers, who exchanges. KNOWSLEY HANDICAP, LIVERPOOL. Saturday, Peilpotstown-at 11. GENERAL ORDER. 6th Dragoon Guards-Baker Creed Russell, Gent., to 7to 1 agst Napoleon 111. (taken) (Froin last Night's Gazette.) WAR DEPARTMENT, Nov 2 Dated Horse-Guards, Nov. 1. Henry Sturt Lewis, Gentleman Cadet, to be Second Lieutenant. William Henry Smith, Gentleman Cadet, to be Second hac T , b G e e f n o t lia , w to ib b g e a E pp n o si i g n n tai , v a i n c t e i ß s s l u ae b k st , i r t e a s t i e g d n f e b d r . 7to 1 agst Staffordshire Nan (taken) Tipperary-Tuesday, Ballynonty Cross Roads ; Fri e* Field-Marshal, be Cornet, without purchase, vice Curtis, promoted. day, Tullamaine Castle-at 11. Lord Panmure has received from th The Field-Marshal Commanding-in• Chief has received 3d Light Dragoons-Cornet Thomas Hall has been per- e . Bto 1 agst,Peinbedw (taken) ' and its enclosures, of mitted to retire from the service by the sale of his com- -Lieutenant. allag- Westmeath- Tuesday, Castledowndelvin ; Friday, that which Commanding-in-Chief the report _ r mod by Major-Gene- the Queen's most gra.cious commands that Brevet-Colonel John Straghan, Gentleman, to be Second Lieutenant. appeared in the Gazette of Tuesday last, Oct. 30.] 100 to 8 offered again-t any other. Glencarra-at 11. which the following are c opies, dd William Fenwick Williams, C. 8., of the Royal Artillery, William Henry Poyntz, Gentleman, to be Second Lieu- Queen's Own Light Infantry Regiment of Tower Ham- SEFToN HANDICAP. mission.. goons- ieu enan ar es ampion a ihth Light Dra Id t tCh 1 Ch • HARRIER& be promoted to the rank of Major-General in the Army for d ay p , e S th a e l r ly s ; o r::: ri :lr. ii. ral Decree commanding the Roy a al A e rtillery in the Crimea, M iter, frpm half-pay, 18th Light Dragoons, to be Lieu- tenant. lets Militia-Thomas Henry Pipe°, Esq., to be Captain. 4to 1 agst Chicken (taken) Ormond-Tuesday, Mount Pleasant ; Friday, the to General * Simpson. his distinguished conduct in the defence of Krum and of Thomas Linley Grant, Gentleman, to be Second Lieu- BANKRUPTS. 6to 1 agst Early Bird (taken) tenant, vice Hawtrey, promoted, without yurchase, to an Kennel-at half-past 11. Camp before Sebastopol, Sept.l4. the position in front of the town, when attacked on the Unattached Company ; Cornet Robert Blair, to be Lieu- tenant. . Phineas Cohen, dealer in ironmongery, Artillery-pas- 10 to 1 agst Speed the Plough (taken) Sim-With the successful close of the siege of Sebasto duty to bring before you the share 29th September last by a large Russian army, which hn tenant, by purchase, vice Moller, who retires. Augustine Evans, Gentleman, to be Second Lieutenant. saee Spitalfields, to surrender Nov. 16 and Dec. 11, at 12 to 1 agst Fanny Fern (taken) Ormond and Poi tam na-Wednesday, Milford ; Satur. pol, it becomes m y l Artillery in operations pretracted to that occasion sustained a signal defeat by the Turkish 16th Light Dragoons-Brevet-Colonel Hon. John St. ' one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Stansfeld, official DERBY. berne by the Roya . d•ffi lt d h d troops. Robert Rgginald Augustus Woodforde, Gentleman to ' ' Palmerston-Wednesday, Castlebaggot ; Saturday, Vincent Saurearez, from half-pay Unattached, to be assignee; Buchanan, Guildhall-chambers, Basinghall-court. Bto 1 agst Fly-by-Night (taken) an unpo.relleled extent amidst extreme i cu yan ar - By command of the Field-Marshal, en eman, to be Second Lieu- Gtl Palmerston-at 12. g M ool o o aod n r Lgs d e- a ri y yaN , rdot ß eiyac a il. I pt l i a n t a e g i o n r e t ; h e F i r m i d p a r y o , T 0 . ship. VISCOUNT HARDINGE, Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Brevet-Colonel Smyth, C. 8., be J S a e m co e n s cl A L l i f e r u ed ten G an ori t. frey, tenant. Richard Goodhind, draper, Ludgate-hill, Nov. 16, at 9to 1 agst Wentworth (taken) BEAGLES. . Notwithstanding the great and frequent obstacles to , Commanding-in-Chief. wko exchanges; Major Thos. Pattie, to be Lieut.-Colonel, eleven, and Dec. i 3, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. 11 to 1 agst Yellow Jack (taken) maintaining a constant supply of ammunition in the bat- by purchase, vice Brevet-Colonel Saumarez, who retires ; Langho,m Rokeby, Gentleman, to be Second Lieutenant. Bell, official assignee, Coleman-street-buildings; Sole, 13 to 1 agst Ellington (taken) Kilbride Cross Reads. tortes, with roads almost impassable, for weeks together, (Signed) G. A. WETHERALL, Adjutant-General. Capt. T. W. White, to bo Major, by purchase, vice Pattie, ADMIRALTY, OCT. 31. Turner, and Turner, Aldermanbury. and with a very precarious and insufficient transport, there GENERAL ORDER. Lieut. H. E. Leader to be Captain, by purchase, vice Wm. Armstrong, Gentleman Cadet, to be Second Lieu. Domenico Tomassini, upholsterer, Tottenham-court- 18 to 1 agst Coroner (taken) ..... ..lIIIIIIIIIIIIIMINII has been no instance in which the Commander-in-Chief Dated Horse-Guards, Nov. 2. White ; Cornet G. ad. H. Riddell, to be Lieutenant, by tenant. road, Nov. 12, at eleven, and Dec. 10, at twelve, at the 18 to 1 a,gst Polmoodie (taken) A fa i r at ten y 2 :II , o s l o d m er e s wh of a t bo o t x h . has required the artillery to act where they have been The Field-Marshal Commanding-in-Chief has much gra- purchase, vice Leader ; Actiug Assistant-Surgeon Andrew ADMIRALTY, OCT. 29. Court of Bankruptcy. Bell, official assignee, Coleman- 20 to 1 agst Artillery (taken) da C nc o:ll of tr b y uye lV:a t :k aa et . Fa n o w de a a nd T c u d e tt s • d e- a h y, e s at ra e t x e : c . tec l l n f d u i l a le n • la c ::: at 6 e d s, p w e h r i g le r. sa r e l k ea:: a found unprepared, and at the close of each bombardment ification in publishing to the Army the commands of the Knox Richards, to be Assistaet-Surgeon. CORPS OF ROYAL MARINES. street-buildings ; Roscoe, King-street, Finsbury. 20 to 1 agst ttogerthorpe (taken) • shey have always possessed the means of continuing the Queen, for the promotion of Brigadier-General John Ed. Royal Artillery-Brevet-Colonel Alexander Tulloh, to William Ledger joiner, Doncaster, Nov. 17 and Doc. d Dec. Meetings next year will t k 1 d C 20 to 1 agst Vandermeulin (taken) fire. wa rd Dupuis C. 8., to the rank of Major-General, for his be Colonel, vice Haultain, retired on full pay ; Captain • The following officer, having been retired on full-pay, C a a n' zenove, Meeting, Monday, April 14 ; First Spring, Monday, ______ The officers and men of the siege train have shown un- distinguishedservices with the Army in the Crimea, and Arthur Geo. Burrows, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice will receive a step of Brevet Rank under the provisions of her Majesty's Order in Council 13th September, 1854; tho 15, at twelve, at the Leeds District Court. Brewin official NEWMARKET MEETINGS, 1856.-The Newmarket barrel flour, being iV ra rril the P r failing zeal and cheerfulness in their arduous duties of in the operations which terminated in the capture of Se. Tulloh; Second Captain Jas. Francis Eaton Travers, to be rank being honorary only, viz. : a l : D I n tb e el:, i e , a vs S e l i ii , II : n e tt l e :1 h : eb Sa t T ee p rrp, a o n ol i 1 1 vi J l a l:i ace kc :r ouv u r. i t l l .. 9 a e p ace as un er :- raven arming the batteries frequently under circumstances of bastopol. Captain, vice Burrows ; Lieut. Falkland Carey, to be To BE MAJOR-GENERAL, n o: . great difficulty, and * of directing and serving the guns. By command of the Right Honourable Field-Marshal Second Captain, vice Travers ; Brevet-Major Hon. Edwd. Colonel-Commandant John Ashmore. official assignee, Liverpool; Banner, Liverpool. April 28 ; July Meetinm Tuesday, Jul 1 ; First Octo- with a good demand. No change in other articles. r, The ruined state of the enemy's works and the silencing VISCOUNT HARDINGE, Thoa. Gage, to be Captain, vice Cannon, retired on half- John Plumbe, painter, Southport, Lancashire, Nov. 19 ADMIRALTY, OCT. 30. ber Meeting, Tuesda * Se t. 30 Secon y d October Meet- -- of their guns, have frequently testifietito the excellence of Commander-in-Chief, pay ; Lieutenant Henry Heberden, to be Second Captain, and Dec. 10, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. • AI d o Y, P ; WAKEFIELD-NOM 2. our artillery t . fh•h th mbar of dismounted prac ice, owlc e nu (Signed) G. A. WETHERALL, Adjutant-General. vice Gage. The undermentioned. Gentlemen Cadets to be CORPS OF ROYAL MARINES. Morgan, official assignee, Liverpool ; Johnson, Southport mg, on ay, ctober 13 ; Houghton Meeting, Monday, Oct. 27. New wheat, exCept choice parcels, must be noted is per ds Lieutenants :-Charles Stuart Vardon Wilson, John de Colonel Second Commandant Samuel Robert Wesley to and Orneskirk ; Frodsham, Liverpool. ordnance found in the captured works opposed tons offer l qr. lower than last week, and inferior sorts move off very -- Burgh Rochfort, Rowland Burden Webster, Chas. David be Colonel Commandant and Deputy Adjutant-General. William Cumming, ironmonger, Newcastle-upon Tyne, P.P. BETTING -NOTICE OF NEW M Th OTION.- e another convincing proof. Our fire has on sev l. ra BREVET. Chalmers, Samuel Parr Lynes, Charles H ar t Pickering, Colonel Second Commandant John Tatou Brown to be Earl of Gla . . ow Eerl of Ze Nov. 13, at eleven, and Dec. 11, at twelve, at the New- m 'sg , , tlaud, Lord William Pow- slowly. Old wheat maintains its price. Barley meets a occasions rendered important assistance to our A les, which their chie s aye •f h always warmly acknowledged. Brevet-Colonel William Fenwick Williams, C. 8., of the Bowes Lennax Forster, James Robertson. For Frederide Colonel Commandant, i •ce Ashmore retired 1 v S uel H * le• * castle-upon-Tyne District Court. Baker, official assignee, lett, Messrs. W. S. Stanley, R. Etwall, S. Batson, S. fair sale, at an advance of ls per . Beans rather d Oats and h 11' 1 1 qr s e ing s ow sa e. earer. tof the Redan, which presents Royal Artillery, to be promoted t o th e ra nk of M a j or . s pra t, G en t., to be Veterinary Surgeon, which appeared in Lieutenant-Colone .am aw ins to be Colonel Newcmtle-upon-Tyne ; Chartres, Newcastle-npon-Tyne ;R. Batson, and H. Lowther, bare given notice of their The state of the parape throughout one battered and ruined p,. ice Brown romot slo e from the inte" General in the Army for distinguished service in the field. the Gazette of 21st September, 1855 * , read Frederick Horne Second Commandant, v , p ed. Shield and Harwood, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, intention again to bring forward the resolution on the riot. crest to the foot cf the counterscarp, is a remarkable Captain and Lieutenant. c o l one l st e ah s a m Brownrigg, Rush Spratt, bsc. Captain Laamilton Fiemiug to be Lieutenant-Colonel, city. subject of P.P. betting, next year, in the First Sr . EXETER-Nov. 2. . eof the effect of a well-directed fire against strong C. 8., Grenadier Gaards, to be Colonel in the Army, for Royal Engineers-William Newsome, Gent., to be vice Hawkins, promoted. John Jainacey Randle, licensed victualler,Walsall, Nov. CORN.-In our market wheat may be quoted from 10s Od instanc Meeting week at Newmarket, or at a special meetV ng First Lieutenant and Quartermaster Thomas Quin • of earthworks. distinguished service in the field. Lieutenant. 14 and Dec.s, at half-past ten, at the Birmingham District the Jockey Club, to be called in Lond - eto 10s 3d. Malting barley, 5s Ocl to 56 6d. ; grinding do., Os on for the purpose. I have had frequently to lament the loss of valuable offi- TO BE LIEUTENANT-COLONELS IN THE MOM in vice Fleming promoted. Royal Engineer Field Equipment-Company Serjeant Meade to be , Capta , _ en _ , Court. Whitmore, official assignee, Birmingham ; Saun- Od to Os Od. Oats, 3s 6,1 to 3s 9d. Beans, Os Od to Os articularise the late Capt. Henry Seville, from the Royal Artillery, to be Lieutenant Second Lieutenant 1 . 1 ry e Laneton Tollemache Inglis to ---- ders and Son, Kidderminster ; adotteram and Knight, Od. Peas, 00s Od to 00s Od. cers, among whom I wish to p . . . . Major F. G. Urquhart, Ist Foot HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Oldfield, who was most zealous and indefatigable in his Major F. C. Aylmer, 89th Foot and Adjutant, vice Handyside, promoted to the Land be First Lieute , nant vice Meade, promoted. Birmingham. FLOUR. -Fine, 60s Ocl to 62s Od ; seconds, 585 Od to COs ---- STAG-HOUNDS. services in the left attack. Major F. D. Lister, ath Foot Transport Corps. . DIVIDENDS. Od per sack. The great duration of the siege p , . o erations and the nnin- Major H. A. Stra,chan, 39th Foot 3cl .Regiment of Foot-Eusign Henry Peachey, to be NOTICE. -NAVAL MEDALS FOR THE CRIMEA. At the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street -Nov. 23, Her Majesty's.-Tuesday, Salt Hill ; Friday, Stoke CATTLE.-Prime beef, 10s 6d per score ; cows and calves ber of officers who have come under my notice, forbid um Major Hon. C. D. Plunkett, let Foot Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Denis, died of his Department of the Accountant-General of at 1. F. Dirnsdale, King's-arms-yard, Coleman-street, City, Common-at 11. 121. to 14/. 14s ; butchers' calves Mt to 63d per lb., rearing to specify all whom I could wish ; and besides the names of ISlajor H. Blouat, 68th Foot wounds. Ensign Richard Fairfax Eames, from the Royal the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset House, Ist November. dealer in iron and shares-Nov. 23, at 11. W. B. Mitcalfe, Cheltenham (Captain West's)-Friday, Foss Bridge. calves -s to s each. Sheep, gal to 6.1. Lambs, -d to some who had servea a considerable period before Lieut.- Major W. MacMs.hon, 41th Foot South Mayo Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Her Majesty having been graciously pleased to gra.nt a 12, Taunton-plwee, Regent's-park, mining share and horse Kent (Mr. Robert's)-Friday, Offharn; Monday week, Od per lb. Store hogs, large size, 60s to 63s each ; slips, Colonel St. George took command of the siege train, I will Major W. Weal', 79th Foot Peachey. medal to officers, seamen, and marines who have served on dealer. at Seven Oaks ; Friday week, Toribridge Wells-at 12. 28s to 345 ; small, 00s to 00e. Roagh fat, 5d per lb. only add to the enclosed report from that officer, that while Major J. J. Hort, 4th Foot 7th Foot-Lieutenant John M'Henry, to be Captain, by board any of her Majesty's shire in the Black Sea and Sea At the District Court of Bankruptcy, Nottingham-Nov. FOX-HOUNDS. Pork carcases from lOs Od to lis Od per score. some who have served through the entire period have ne- Major H. Smith, 3d Foot purchase, vice Thomas, who retires. of Azoff, since the 17th of September, 1854, the date of the 27, at half-past 10. R. Goodacre, Pelham-street, Notting- Atherstone-Monday, Bosworth ; Wednesday Whar- cessarily executed their duties under circumstances of un- Major J. A. Eveart, 93d Foot 20th Foot-CharlesKyrle Chatfield, Gent., to be Emig), landing the troops in the Crimea,-Notice is hereby given ham, grocer. Nov. 27, at half-past 10. T. Freer, Leicester, ton Villaee ;F'd Th P S d K ., n ay, ree ots ; atur ay, ingsbury INVERNESS.-Ocr. 30. usual hardship, all have shown the greatest zeal and ar- Major E. G. Hallowell, 28th Foot . without purchase. that all claimants to the medal who have returned from wine and spirit merchant. Wood-at 11. CORN.-Wheat, white, per qr , 82s 0,1 to 84s Od. Bar. dour. The arrival of reinforcements from time to time up who have not ahead re -22c1 Toot-Lieutenant 1). P. Bouverie, to be Captain, by that station to this country, and yle At the District Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool-Nov. . 2,1m0r C. G. Ellison, Grenadier Guards ley, chevalier 31s Od to 35s Od • * crtt i o, common, 30s Od to to the la t day's fire of course causes great disparity in the Major W. Sankey, 47th Foot h •e B mpfylde, who retires. Captain Nicholas ferrecl their claims should aprly, pereonally or by letter, purc ase, vic a 21, at 11. C. Firth and J. Archer, Liverpool, brokers. Albrighton (Lord Stamfordaa-Monday, Whiston 31s Od. Oats * , a2s Od to 33s o,l * tant-General of the the Plou h W amount of service rendered by different officers and corn- Major W. Inglis, 57th Foot Wrixon, I oin half-pey Unattached, to be Captain, repay- to the department of the ' Accoun At the District Court of Bankruptcy, Sheffield-Nov. Cross ; Wednesday, g , eston Heath ; Fri- MEAL.—Oatmeal, per imp. boll 25s Od to 26s 6d ; ditto Navy Admiralty Somerset lisuse," in order that their 24, at 12. W. Broadhurst and W. M. Brcadhurst, Shef- daY, Stretton Halt-at half-past 10. panies, and the earlier per iod involved much greater to.l ing the difference, vice Breton, who exchanges. Lieuteuant , , . Major G. W. A. Higginson, Grenadier Guards second, 00s Od to Os Od ; barleymeal, 16s 6d to 16s 8d ; be investigated and directions given for prepa and endurance than the last few months. These cireum- ar Bean to be Ca tain by purchase vice Wrixon who claims may field, table knife manufacturers. Badsworth - Tuesday, Scausby Bar ; Thursday, peasemeal, 16s 6,1 to 20s 041; bran, per stone, Os 9d to 10d ; Major L. Shadwell, Unattached, Assistant Quarter- W• ----‘ • . 1) . stances I have carefully distinguished in a detailed report 'le L . * b t• fth 'r medals. retires. Ensign Bonae Millett Dean, to a ieutenant y ra ion o e• ankru t At the District Court of B p cy, Manchester-Nov. Wentwortk ; Saturday, Notton Village-at half-past 10. Ist flour, per 2801 b, 60s Od to 62s Od ;2d ditto, 53s Od to master-General ust state his rank or rating and the a e and S. M. Bar n Man s to the Adjutaut-General of Artillery, but I wish to Major W. Morris, C.B , 17th Light Dragoons hse vice Bouverie. Ensign T. Tyacka, to be Lieute- Every applicant m , 30, at 12. F . L . B y l y tO , che ter, Bellew's, Mr.-Monday, Bash Mill ; Wednesday, pure a , 55s Od ; oatmeal, best, per st. of 141 b imperial 2s Cel varticularise the following officers who have served with Major J. H. King, 49th Foot tient, by purchase, vice Tweodie, who retires. Ensign R e name of the ship or son board of which he served • ship . , smallware manufacturers- Nov. 23 at 12 T Deans , • • , Mole's Chamber • Saturday, Withypool-mat half-past 10. to 28 8d ; ditto second, Os Od to Os Od ; barleymeal ls &I great asiiduity thioughoat the siege : Captain Hope Major It. Pratt, 41st Foot C. D. Ellis, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice altliean. also, iu the case of every petty officer, seaman, or marine, p e „--- y street, Blackburn, draper. Berkshire, Old ' (Mr. Morrell's)-Monday, Hatford ; to 00s Od ; peasemeal, ls 8d to 2s 04; Ist flour, 3s 6d cash, Luther, W. J. Bolton, and Owen; Lieutenants Ruck, Major C. F. Campbell, 46th Foot he books of each 23d Foot-A.ssistant-Stirgeon Henry Hunter Raymond it is iadispensable that his number on t At the District Court of Bankruptcy, Newcastle-upon- Tuesda Bade Park • Thursd A el' Fhl 3s 9,1 credit ; 2cl ditto, 3s Ocl cash, 3s 3d credit. ship should be stated. Tyne-Nov. 28, at haltpast 12. J. 0. Holmes and Y. L. • y, y , . ay, i ingten ; n ay, Keene, Aadison, and Tiller'. has been permitted to resign his commission. Major F. F. Maude, 3d Foot • • first instance be Red Lien, Buscot-at half-past 10. From Lieutenant-Colocel St. George, commanding the Major A. C. Cure, 55th Foot 29th Foot-Lieutenant Thomas Pattison Wood, from the Certificates of service will net, in the , Marshall, Sunderland, timber merchants. siege, and his Brigade• Major, I have received the greetest Major E. H. Maxwell, 88th Foot 81st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice F. Browne, who ex- required ; but as soon as the Medals are ready for distribs- CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED. Berkshire South (Mr. Wheble's)-Tuesday, Blade BRISTOL SUGAR-Nov. 2. amisto.nce in carrying out the opeeations of the sieee. chanees ; Sergeant-Major Joh,n James Bayley to be tion, claimants will be celled upon to forward them to the At the District Court of Bankruptcy, Bristol-Nov. 27, Bone, Bucklebury ; Thursday, Tilehurst ; Friday, A good demand continues for raw sugars, and were it Major J. Daubeny, 62d Foot The duties of the Artillery Staff have of course been con- Quartermaster, vice Walsh deceased. Accountaet-General's Department. at 11. A. S. Hodges, late of Broadmead and Clare-street, Burglifield-at 11. not that the . market is lightly stocked, a considerable Major W. W. Turner, 7th Foot stint, and important. Ficen Lieut.-Colonel Adye, Amic- Major W. J. Loftus, 38th Foot 334 Foot-Lieutenant J. R. Carr to be Captain, by pur- Bristol, now of Glastonbury, Somerset, phetographer,_&c. Bedale-Monday, Bushby Stoop ; Wednesday, Pep still upward. Refine - d amount of business would be done. Prices have advanced tent Atlj ut let-General, I have received every as•sis l anee Major It. Warden, 19th Foot e h a „, e k e C or bett, who retires. For Brevet Lieutenant- At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, the Ist day of No- At the District Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool-Nov- per Hall ; Friday, S a lutati on , L eem i ng L ane _ a t half. since our last, as much as 7s per cwt., and the tendency is that zeal an•l energy could offer. Captain Field came out Colonel G. V. Mundy to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without vember, 1855. 26, at 11. J. Crippler and W. It. Foster, Rock Ferry, Major R. Grove, 90th Foot past 10. with the army in 1851, but from ill-health he was °blame 1 ferr ro rietors and al - purchase, vine Gou,gh, " deceased," read dsca vice Gough, By the Lords of her amt ee ty's Most Hon. Privy Council. Chester, and Liverpoo , Yp p co mer ment uon the raw materia p 1. Not much doing in rums. Major G. Steevens, 20th Foot Blacktnoor Vale-Mo 1 A • 11 . 11 Th d ric ay, nnis is ; urs ay, to leave it, and joined. me in January, 1855, since whee " died of his wounds." The Lords of the Couucil, having taken into considera- chants. • Stock House-at half-past 10. ho has performed the duties of Deputy Assistant Quarter- TO BE MAJORS IN THIS ARMY. 38th Foot-The Christian names o f Li eu t. Gaynor are tion the expediency of extending the prohibition to export At the District Court of Bankruptey, Leeds-Nov. 23, - Bra master-General, which have been very onerous, assisted by Captain R. J. Eager, 31st Foot Constantine William Septimum from the United Kingdom certain articles used in the ma- at 11. J. B. Rhodes, Wakefield, boot and shoe maker- . G . mlia.m Moor-Monday, Spumy Houses ; Wednes- COAL MARKET.-Nov. 2. Majors Fortescue and Gage, very much to my satisfactieu. Captain T. W. Hudson, 39th Foot eay arforth Brid e • Fr' 47th Foot-For Lieut. O. L u cas t o b e C a pt a in, without nufacture of militemy and na,val stores, in pursuance of her Nov. 26, at 11. W. Holmes, Wilsden, Bradford, worsted ~ m g , iday, Deighton Bar; Satur- To my personal Staff, - Majors II analy and Gordon, lam Captain J. Dwyer, 14th Foot purchase, vice Rooke, " deceased," km, read vice Rooks, Majesty's proclamation of the 18th February, 1851, are spinner- -Nov. 23, at 11. J. H. Mills, Bradford, stuff mer- u .6; i* K•- . - ay, as, eswick half paet 10. Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market. much indebted for the assistance they have rendered w o Captain A. Wombwell, 46th Foot " died of his wounds." pleased to order, and it is hereby ordered, thal the officers chant ;S. Wilkinson, Bradford, machine maker ;W. J. Burton Hunt (Lord H. Bensinek's)-Monday, Wrag- a. d. Wallsend, &e. at all times by their activity and profcs-ional knowledge. Captain W. Douglas, 14th Foot 52d Foot-Lieutensnt Cecil Lennox Peel to be Captain, o e h er m a j es ty' s c us t oms d o p r event the exportation of Anson, Leeds, cloth merchant. by ; Tuesday, Kettlethorpe ; Wednesday, North Carl- Bate's West Hartley 17 0 4 • a. Tbe numerous sick and wouuded of the eiege train hem) Captain R. F. W. Sibthorp, 97th Foot without purchase, vice J. H. F, St ewa rt, deceased ; Ensign saltpetre nitrate of soda, sulphate of potash, muriate of At the District Courtof Bankruptcy, Sheffield-Nov. 24, ton ; Thursday, Newbold Common ; Friday, Blankne • Buddle W. Hartley lB 0 Heaton 2O 3 been atter-hied to with a degree of skill alai interest which Captain W. A. Fyers, Rifle Brigade J. J. Wynniatt to be Lieutenant, without Purchase, vice Potash (jbloride of potassium), and chlorate of potash, to a t 12. W. Leedham and W. A. Wind, Sheffield, opticians. Saturday, Ha, kthorn-at 11. 3' , Burnhope lB 0 Heaton I leave never seen exceedel, and which has given me per- Captain W. J. Carter, 63d Foot Peel ; Sergeant-Major Stephen Murphy to be Ensign, all foreign countries ; and that the officers of her Majesty's At the District Court of Bankruptcy, Birmingham - Nov- Cottemore (Sir J. Trolloee's)-Monday,Grimsthorpe; Carr's Hartley lB 0 Eiedley ticular satisfectioe. The state of comfort and order in Captain W. C. Hodgson, 79th Foot without purchase, vice Wynniatt. Customs do permit the articles herein mentioned to b e 26, a t e a le_ p „t 10 . T . H am i nge l ey, will en h a ll, Stafford, Tuesday, Brooke ; Thursday, Corby Birkle I •S t Hartlepo )IWest Hartleyl7 6 Morrison 2O 0 which Surgeon Bent, who superintended tbe Medical De- Captain J. Maxwell, 34th Foot 55th Foot-Osborne Samuel D e l ano -O s borne, Gent., to carried coastwise to any port in the United Kingdom or to cut nail manufacturer. ome,aum se • • asting s Hartle.y lB 0 Northumberland lB 6 day, Lessthorpe--at 11. partmeut of the right attack, and Snrgeon Foeo, of the Captain F. L. Whitmore. lst Foot be Ensign, by purchase. be exported to any of het Majesty's colonies, plantr:tions, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Holywell left, assisted by Assistant -Surgeon Taylor (who gas served Captain A. R. Garrett, 46th Foot seth Foot -Charles G. Buckner, Gent., to be Ensign, or possessions abroad, or to the territories of the Eait India E. Main and J. Liddle, 73, Grey-street, Newcastle-upon- Cra,wley and Horsham -Monday Pound Hill ; Wed- Howard's West Hartley Belmont 20 9 nesday, Hayes ; Friday, Pease P ' ottage-at a quarter to Netherton l3 0 Haswell in the trenches tip oughout the whole siege and whose gel- Captain G. H. Hawes, 9th Foot without purchase. Company, upon taking from the persons exporting the Tyne, tailors ;G. Jamieson, J. Gifford, and A. Gifford, 22 3 11. lantry svas most conspicuous as well as hie skill) have, Captain T. Smith, 90th Foot 57th Foot-Ensign Edward Mills, to be Lieutenant, same a. bond that the said articles shall be landed and Calcutta and Canton, commission agouti; G. Grainger and , North Percy Hartley ...17 6 tietton 22 3 by their judicious a rrangemente, kept their hospitals Captain R. Barnston, 90th Foot without purchase, vice Curwen, deeeased. Reginald Albeit entered for ;use and consumption within such of her Ma- A. Turner Worcester, china manufacturers; It. B. Town- Durham County-Monda,y, Burnopside ; Thursday, Redbeugh Main 15 e eambton 21 9 during the greatest pressure of casualties from the Captain W. Pretyman 33d Foot Holby Cox, Gent ,to be Ensign, without purchase, vice jetty's dominion or within tha territories of the East India Ha thor end and i. A . Schofield, Sheffield, designers ;W. Place, '''' , n-at half-past 10. Tanfield Moor Butes 17 6 Plummer . 20 9 enemy's fire and epidemic cases, has frequently celled Captain F. G. T. Desh'on 48th Foot Mills. Company. J. Stott, and T. Neuth, Leeds, weavers; W. Hinton and Essex„ The (Mr. 11. Greaves's)-Monday, Takeley Walker Primrose l6 6 Russell's Hotton 22 0 for .my thanks and approbation, and I beg t , Captain C. Sykes, 48th Feot 58th Foot-The surname of tho Ensign promoted to a Whereof the Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's S. Meredith, Pensnett, Kineswinford, Stafford, builders ; Gate ; Thursday, BlaCkmore ; Saturday, Hazlewood West Pelton l6 6 South Hetton 22 0 recommend these officers to your notice': The Captain H. R. Browne, 9th Foot Lieutenantcy, by purchase, on 26th ultimo, is Hingeston, Treasury and officers of her Majesty's Customs, and all Jane Livingstone and SaraliJane Gorman Liverpool, con- Common-at 11. West Ridin Hartle ) g y ...17 ( itewart's 22 3 whole Medical Department has been, since his promotion, Captain W. Boyle, 89th Foot Wylam 18 9 Hartlepool and not Hingston, as previously stated. other persons whom it may concern, are to take notice and fectioners ;W. Dixon and J. Wagner, , Walworth-gate, Essex Union-Wednesday, Woodham Hall ; Satur- 22 a under the charge of Surgeon Elliott, who previously heti Captain G. Skipwith, 41st Foot Hough Hall 2O 6 62d Foot-Lieutenant G. W. Bulkeley Hughes, to be govern themselves accordingly. Surrey, importers and manufacturers ;A. Cohn, J. G. day, Heckle) Bull-at half-past 10. charge of the left attack, and his efforts at all times to Captain T. Matinee'', 28th Foot Wallsend, Sic. Nes 22 3 Captain, without purchase, vice Philips, who retires upon C. C. GREVILLE• Scott, and J. C. Miller, Manchester, merchants ;C. D. provide comforts, and his attention to the sick and. wounded Captain F. A. Thesiger, Grenadier Guards Essex, South-Tuesday, Bulphan Church ; Saturday, Eden full pay. Ensign J. A. Staines, to be Lieutenant, without -- Negro aud V. D. Tivoli, 12, Little Tower-street chambers, 18 0 were unremitting. Captain C. C. Villiers, 47th Foot Tilbury Mill-at 11. Gibson purchrise, vice litighee. Lieutenant Richard Clay, from DOWNING-STREET, OCT. 30. 19 ( Evenwood 18 0 City, Custom-house and commission-agents ; J. B. Gausby The Field Batteries have at all times rendered me im- Captain R. B. Hawley, 89th Foot Garth's, Mr.-Monday, ITa,ll Place • 'Wednesday, the Hampshire Militia Artillery, to be Ensign, without The Queen has been pleased to appoint Petor C. M. and R. Gansby, Littlebourne, Kent, brewers and Ships at market... SO I Sold .43 portant assistance in the conduct of the siege, in convey- Captain John Robinson, 44th Foot Lock's Farm , F 'cl W' hfi Id th if - • n ay, itc e -a a -past 10. purchase, vice Staines. Sutherland, Esq., to be surveyor-General of the district maltsters-E. Parnell and W. Lord, Bradford, joiners-J. ing guns and ammunition t ) the trenches, on many occa- Captain H. It. Carden, 77th Foe t 63d Foot-Lieutenant William Fitzßoy, from the 831 of Natal, in the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope, and Gough end G. George, Birmingham, factors-H. Sheffield Hambledon (Mr. Wall's)- Monday, Chalton Down ; sions under a hea.vy fire ; and officers and gunners sup- Captain Charles Hood, 3cl Foot Wednesday, Tbe Old Vin , , e • Friday 0 wslebury Down- COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YESTERDAT. Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Fearon, who re- Arthur Cmsar Hawkins, Esq., to be Assistant Resident and E. Sheffield, Church-lane, Whitechapel, timber mer plied by this portion of the force, have frequently done Captain Hans R. White, 89th Foot tires. Charles Henry Kioahan, Gent., to be Ensign, by Magistrate of the division of Upper Umkonianzi, and John chants-E. Cook and J. Norton, Hellesdon, Norwich, mil- at a quarter to 11. Amsterdam -........... 11 17 I% Gibraltar ...... •• •• •• •• - good services on emergencies, during the different bom- Captain J. E. T. Quayle, 33d Foot Macfarlane, Esq., to be Assistant Resident Magistrate at Rotherfield Park ; Tuesday, Tich• Ditto, three lers-C. Brook and A. Reyner, Rastrick, Halifax, fancy MIL-Monday, months .. 11 19 1 ,4 Leghorn ....•• .... •• •• 30 20 • berdments. C tptain A. Pitcairn, 42d Foot purchase, vice Byron, promoted. 68th Foot-Brevet-Major C. E. Conyers, from the 2d Weenen, in the said district. cloth manufacturers-T. Groveham, T. J. Groveham and bourne Park ; Thursday, Chilton Old House ; Saturday, Rotterdam .......... 11 19 , a Genoa • ...... 25 80 I have this moment received two notes from General Captain G. L. Thomson, 4th Foot Antw •• • erp .............. 25 be Milan ................ Dragoon Guards, to be Captain, vice Seymour, who ex- FOREIGN-OFFICE, Nov. 2. J. Thomason, Liverpool, brewers, so far as regar i ds J. Herriard House-at a quarter to 11. Officers-Windham and Straubeezee, mentioning the gal- Captain W. Roberts, 28th Foot Brussels .............. 25 60 1 Venice.— - changes. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Valentine Thomason-W. Holmes, H. Briggs, It. Wilson, J. Bew- Herefordshire (Mr. Stubb's) -Tuesday, Whitfield ; Hamburgh ........ ——l3 10 : Naples ......7 •••...-. 44 q lantry of Capt. Williame, during the attack on the Redan, Captain H. D. Ellis, 33d Foot 79th Foot-Ensign Douglas Alleyne to be Lieutenant, Hohnes, as Consul at Galway for the United States of ron, J. Scott, and L. Cooke, South Stockton and South Altona .. • • ....., .... —— 1 paiermo ~..• • .... • - on the Bth inst., when he was acting as aide-de-camp to Captain G. Hume, 33th Foot Frida Ff h afl St . F ' 1 - 111 R d th lf y, i t i e one, roome s 1 oa -a a - . .... 13214, by purchase vice Turner, promoted. America. Shields, Durham, glass manufacturers, so far as regards ean5........ .. .. .... 25 44 ! Messina ... past 10. ••• mem the latter ;it was equally conspieenus on the 18th June, Captain J. Jordan, 34th Foot 81st Foot , --Lieutenant Frauk Browne, from the 29th H. Briggs-G. Haden, J. Haden, and G. N. Haden, Trow- Ditto, three tnonths .. 25 80 ; Lisbon .. .. when he cemrnanded the spiking party, I have great plea- Captain R. G. A. Luard, 77th Foot Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Wood, who exchanges. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, OCT. 31. • g bridge, Wilts, engineers, so far as regards J. Haden-J. He throp-Monday, Chapel House ; Wednesday, Marseilles ...., ........ 25 80 • Oporto ................ 53 Bd Y 11 G Bourdeaux .. ........ 1 Rio Janeiro •• sure in bringing it to your notice. Captain W. A. Armstrong, 17th Foot 87th Foot-Major Alexander Murray to bo Lieutenant- The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee o Shoolbred and J. Bradshaw, the younger, Jerrnyn-street, ra we rove ; Friday, Addlestrop Gate ; Saturday, I will merely add that to the whole of the very lei•go Captain J. Lawrie, 18th Foot Colonel, by purchase, vice Kidd, who retires; Captain An- ' • Td d Plant t . h •ved Privy Council for ra ean a ihns ave . recei ' Piccadilly, tailors-G. W. Wright and H. Haslam, 23, Dean Cross Roads-at half-past 10. Fi ankf , ' ti 1 ..... ••' • ' ort-on ',eine .. „. 120 , Buenos Ayres.. •• • • .... proportion of the corps I have the honour to commane, Captain S. Hackett, 38th Foot drew Robertson to be Major, by purchase, vice Murray. through the Secretary m . of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy Bread-street, packers. Hurworth-Tuesday, The Kennels ; Saturday, High vienna..........•• .... Berlin ................ 'New York,6o days' sight my best thanks, frequently expressed to them before, are Captain Hon. E. C. H. Massey, 95th Foot 90th Foot-The Christian names of Ensign Hassard are t ' Con ItS D • of a despatch from her ajes y s su a. an omingo, 11 32 , Philadelphi . a • .. ...... aeain due, for the good, zealous, and intelligent services Captain J. 11. La Couteur, Coldstream Guards William Henry. transmitting copies of the laws on maritime commerce, SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. Worsell Toll Bar-at half-past 10. Trieste ........ •• •• .... I 1 34 PRICES OF DIILIICN, PER OZ. Cinch, conspicuous throughout this trying period, have Captain Hon. W. C. W. Coke, Scots Fusilier Guards ' 921 Foot-Adam Clerk Rattray, Gent., to be Ensign, and of the new tariff. William Spied, Aberdeen, sharebroker. Ingram's, Mr. Meynell-Tuesday, Keddlestone Inn ; ;: f e . t 'T •lllr g ••••••• • •• 34 Foreign Gold in Bars £3 17 9 lurid ........... •• 49% Portugal Gold Coln •• 0 0 0 contributed to the great result a share that will form a Captain E. S. Burnaby, Grenadier Guards By the first of these the tonnage duty of 50 cents, James Smith, the younger, Glasgow, storekeeper. Thursday, Radburn ; Saturday, Swarkstone Bridge-at came without purchase. .. ..•• most memorable page in the annals of the Royal Artillery. Capt.tin A. C. K. Lock, 50th Foot • 93A Foot-Ensign R. Dint G. H. Burgoyne to be Lieu- . Spanish (2s. ld.) per ton, formerly levied on national --- a quarter to 11. Barcelona - .......... - New Dollars .... -0 0 0 -I have, ac., R. J. DACRES, Captain Sir C. Russell, Bt., Grenadier Guards vessel!, or I'blin to a country having a treaty BANK OF ENGLAND. Kent) ; East-Tuesday, Swingfield Park ; Friday, Sel- Seville.. •• •• - - Sliver in bars ...... 05 1 tenant, without purchase ; Ensign E. C. Haynes to be Yebs" th e ta g g ' ' Major-General Commo.nAing Royal Captain Mulford - H. Daniel, 38th Foot of remprocrty l wr Domimcan Republie is raised to an Account pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for linge Lees-at half-past 10. Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ewart, promoted ; Willia.in 1 42d ) t n Ve 1 1;1 • t the Week ending on Saturday the 27th day of Jet., 1855. Artillery. C ptain J. N. Sargent, 95th Foot Wormald Mason, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice 1 Spanish de a t r ( t s. t . p t er e o_ 0 . mtnic s a se n s it e o u ngi o ng o a Ledbury-Monday, Bromesberrow Heath ; Friday, To his Excellone.y General Simpson, Captain E. Chippendall, 19th Foot Gooch, promoted ; Charles Huta), Gent., to be Ensign, nation not in rea T, wth h D ep bli pay 1 HOME DEPARTMENT. x 4 Bosbury Village-at half-past 10. SEABORNE MA ILS. Commanding-in-Chief, Sec., Rm. Captain Hon. D. G. Finch, 68th Foot without purchase, vice Burgoyne. dollar 50 cente (6s. 31) per ton. . Notes ISsued .. •• .. 24,C95,460 Government debt.... 11,015,10 0 Ludlow Mr Sitwelre -Tuesda Birch r 0 m Enclosure. Captain Hon. A. E. Fraser, Scots Fusilier Guards 96th Foot-R. Douglas Douglas, from the 45th Foot, to served to national vessels Fo- The coasting trade is re • Other securities-- 2,984,9 0 Friday, Stauo ton Lacey-at half-past 10. ( . ) y, e aommon ; (N signtiles that the mails are sent from the General Post-Mee , y the night—and M by the morning—despatch.) Siege Train Office, Sebastopol, Sept. 72. Captain C. E. Watson, 7th Foot be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lowry, promoted. reign vessels are, however permitted to load on the coast, Ciold COill and bullion 10 693 4f 0 Sim-The sixth bomaardment of Sebastopol, which corn- Captain G. T. Brice, 17th Foot 97th Foot-Major T. 0. W. Ingram to be Lieutenant- en ha y 1 ment of the same Charge (2s. 11. per ton) hitherto . , , ' Lumley's, Mr.-Monday, Gringley ; Tuesday, Swin- Silver bullion ........ . rimmed on the sth inst., and lasted until the Bth, having Captain M. J. Hayman, 18th Foot Colonel, without purchase, vice Hon. H. R. Handcock, ma °• , _ now Wood ; Thursday, Bramley ; Friday, Grove-at Day when ?Gal', a m a , w ). 43 When X 24,693,460 , X 24,698,46) half•pa.t 10. 00teNTRIte in General Pos , - Port due In successfully terminated in the occepation of the place by Captain A. J. B. Thellusson, Coldstream Guards killed in action. To be Majors, without purchase : Brevet The anchorage rates have been altered from 1/. ss. per Office, London.* Dtsp Ached England the Allies, it becomes my duty, at the close of this lone Captain Sir J. Donlop, Bt., Coldstream Gaards Major Isasc Moore, vice Ingram ; Captain Edmund C. . . , vessel to 3d. per ton. The same alteration has taken place M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. Marshall's, Mr. M.-Monday, Blagdon Wharf, near -- ------- ------- * * ----...... and arduous siege, to ley before you the names of a few r'f Captain J. Barin,g, Scots Fusilier Guards. Legh, vice Welsford, killed in action. To be Captains, in the pilotage charges. Dated the Ist day of Nov., 1855. Holdsworthy Beacon-at, half-past 10. america(byDrit.paelne• Every Fridie+,7 .• • • Liver pool ... the many who havealistinguished themselves durine the Captain C. C. Graham, 421 Foot without purchase-Lieutenant M. Brinkley, vice Brevet- The entry charge, which was formerly 16s. Bd. per yes- BANKING DEPARTMENT. Monmouthshire-Monday, Carnpson Wood ; Thurs. e.mericet sby United Ste time I have had the honour to command the Siege Tfain Captain C. 11. S. Churchill, Rifle Brigade Major Moore ; Lieutenant E. R. Mackesy, vice Legh ; . sel fr it els of over 20 tons burden, is altered by the t ° ' a I ves t s () 3d. per ton. 4 day, Dingestow Wood-at half-past 10. packet) ..........a tmerica (by U. Slater •• •••••• • • Liverpool ... Oct. 29 of tais army. Captain G. F. C. Pocock, 30th Foot Lieutenant It. B. Insram, vice Hutton, killed in action. ems ing aw f Proprietors' capital .. 14,553,000 Governmentsecurities Morpeth-Monday, Ulgham Vi liege ; Thursday, Whal• packet) .........-N •* • • ••• •••• • • Southampt on From Captain Campbell, cemmanding the Artillery of Captain F. P. Lea, 57th Foot To be Lieutenants without purchase- -Ensign P. C. Smy th, The charge z . staee has been altered to Bs. 43. er d ttest .. . ........ 3,170,720 (ineludinDead Weight etatralia (via South lein Village ; Saturday, Netherton-at a quarter to 11. ' the rieht atteck, who hes serve,' in th.e batteries through Captain H. R. Werge, 55th Foot vice Brinkley ; Ensign W. Dawes, vice Mackesy ; Ensign in lien e,f .16s• Pr * eviously charged, for the wh P ole taaye Public - de . p . o . sit f (in- Annuity) .......... 10,328,955 ampton) .......... M •••••• •• •• • • Southampton Aug. 1 4 five hmill'irdtnants, and eiereisel his present command in Captain 11. Rowlands, 41st Foot H. Pructor, vice Ineram. To be Ensigns, without pur- 1 adine the cargo. The charee is hewer ' occupieu in un-° e 0 , „ eluding Ex ch equer, e " C II f omm ss oners o Other securities.— 18,534,ia 0 Oakley-Monday, Moulsoe Wood ; Thursday, Rush- Ditto (via Marseilles) al threes of them, I have always receivea the greatest assi ‘t • Captain W. Bellairs, 40th Foot chase - Ensign Rotfert Cecil Kearney, from the Royal ;he event of the accommodation beam. re only made sn t e National Debt, Save anites .............. .4,262,560 den Hall ; Saturday, Renhold Village-at a quarter to 11. Ditto (via Cape of Good, Gold and silver coin.. 604,905 Pembrokeshire (Mr. Lort Phalips's)-Monday, Min- Hope) ............N I mace; and the admirable arrangements and indefatiga l, l a Captain R. Hume, 55th Foot South Mayo Rifle Militia, vice Smyth ; Ensign Flemiug quired.. f d . Ing's Banks, and &trice (West Coast) ..Nl 2 3d of the month .• Plymouth 17cri , 6 e a ty, rormerly levied at a per cent. on Dividend Accounts) 3,700,844 wear Farm House • Thursday, Hill Mountain-at 10. exertions of LientaColonel Barker, C.B , commanding the Captain J. Lewes, 3d Foot Smyth, from the 2d Storey Militia vice Dawes ; John The wha r g Alixandria... '8 (. 1 24 &3( • • ..... -is•,• , • l of l, • • Dover ..... able b th left attack, entitle }aim te the highest commendation. li , ) Captain G. M. Green, 39th Foot the total dutredpay y e vessel, has been raised to 1 Other deposits ...... 11,327,321 Portsmouth's, Earl of-Monday, Oakley Hall ; Tues- Alexandria.......... Di 4th & 20th of moe • Southarnptoe Cooper, Gent., vice Proctor. To be Adjutant-Li.ut. has represented to mo the able and zaalons aid he ba,s J . ° - Captaiu N. Steevens, 88th Foot Robert Children Whitehead, vice M'Gregor, killed in ac .. per cent. rated iu the same manner. ieven Day and other day, East Woodleay ; Friday, Wasing-park ; Saturday, Bahamas ........... 'ell7t.ll of tbe morn' Southametoi. Bills ........ .... . 979, 1 29 coive I throughout from his Adjutant, Captain N. 0. S. Captain F. Wells, Ist Foot ter's charge of Kg. 41. er vessel has been Cake Wood-at 11. Belgium .. —•—• _ „Nil/ally .... •.•• • . Dover .... .. Daily Turner. Captain J. W. Dewar, 49th Foot tion. To be Quartermaster-Quartermaster-Sergeant R. The interpre w _ aw t altered by the ne 1 16 8d f I) o s. . or vessels of above 100 ---- Brazil ..........., „NI ,9th of the month.. Southamptoi. Nov. 16 Z 33,731,020 £33,731,020 Puckeridge-Monaay, D arse l s ; W e dnesday, Stan- Buenos Ayres .....e... N 1 9th o; the menet .. Southarm.tor Nov'. 13 A mong those, whose gallant conduct has been perhaps Captain A. W. S. F. Armstrong, 18th Foot Woodruffe, vice Desmond, appointed to a Depotßattalion 93th Foot-Ensien F. B. Haiserd to be Lieutenant with • els of less burden paying the same arno n tons burden, vess • u t M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. stead, Essex ; Saturday, Layston-at half-paet 10. Cape ot Good Hope ~N roost conspicuous, I beg leave to mention the names of Captain H. R. Hibbert, 7th Foot I also iil ha - Various port !Uncertain out purchase, vice * Dillon, promoted in the Rifle Brieade • as formerly. ahtch vesse f tb w l ve to pay Bs. 4d. to- Dated the Ist day of Nov., 1855. Quorn (Sir Richard Suttords)-Monday, Kirby Gate Cape of Good Hope ..N M mini - Strange (who Ims served isi the siege from the open- Captain D. W. Tupper, 55th Foot ' maintenance o ete egraph, The health offi- Cape de Verde .... ~ a 9th of the morel. Southamptce NOT. 15 Charles Henry Griffin, Gent ,to be Ensign, without * pur- wards the , and Holt ; Tuesday, Belton Village ; Wednesday, Wal ing of the trenches to the last hour of the attack), of Capt. Captain C. H. Lumley, 97th Foot It d cers's fae remains una ere . Ceylon (see India) chase, vice Hasserd. AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. Arbuthnot (who has been twice severely wounded), ef Captain Charles Elgee, 47th Foot Waterinr formerly charged at the rate of 21. per cask merpool Inn ; Thursday, Shearsby Inn ; Friday, Bunney- Cey10n..............N Capt. tin Philip -Dicksen (who has served throughout tho Captain J. G. Hay, 20th Foot 93th Foot-Augustus - Williams Henry Atkinson, Gent. s'a i 4 21 per k ' The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, corn- park-at 11. Chaneer esies...., ...a 5•10n.,We1.,&Fra. , . Southamptor Tu.Th.f at. ' has been raisei. to s• , • eas . to be Ensign, without purchase. puted from the returns made in the weok ending Oct. 30 Chili.. .... ......., e 5 12,1 & 17th of month Southamptm eie4e), of C•aptains Broughton, Flastinge, Clifford, aiel Csptain H. G. Woods, 97th Foot Is of lese than 20 tons burden comine from , Raby (Duke of Cleveland's) -Monday, Wakerfield ; Rifle Brigade-Lieutenant Martin Dillon, from the 28th All vesse China .•. • • ,Once a month.... 'Nov. 4 William 3; and of Lieutenants Ward, Rideout, and C. 0. Captain Richard Preston, 44th Foot t h ' e 1855, exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable w e d 7 • are subject only ot o tonnaee dutv wharfaze F hi• Cld 11- t • ' • • nesday, W Uteri-bridge ; re ay, at a erwe a Constantinople __ el -. ,8,13,18,23,&28 oi ii Dover ..... . Foot, to be Captein, without purchase, vice Hammond, abroad, - f t 1 1' b • ' e thereon, on the importation thereof into Great Britain : Brown ; all of whom have displayed a coolne.ss and a z , al Ceptain F. W. F. Hunter, e7th Foot coas oat ing. Censtantinople l4th Ez. 20th of mon. S)uthaMplOT killed in action. duty, and the duty or , half-past 10. which cannot be overlooked. Captain R. L. Otway Pearson, Grenadier Guards lst West India Regiment-Arthur William Crornbie By the new tariff, the ad valorem, duties abl pay eOU ar- From the British Possessions in America 3lB. 110. Rufford- Monday, Winkburn-at a quarter to 11 • Cont. of Europc , Egypt (see India) M & N Twice daily .... Dover ...... Twicedaily In a siege of so long duration, where every officer in his Captain F. C. Elton, 55th Foot fi ' ad value h b • ~ '' Mauritius . 0 2 d. tides having a xt aye een raised on the average Wednesday, Norwood-park-at El ; Thursday, Ossing- France ........ M& a ;Twice daily.-- Dover .... Twirmlin, turn hail frequent opportunities of distinguishing himself, Captain C. Cooch, 62d Foet Nowlan, Gent., to be Eusien, without purchase, vice Id St East Indies 34s. °ed. Sykes, promotei. 40 per ceet. ton • Saturday, Thoresby-park-at a quarter to 11. Gibraltar ..........1M 4,7, 17, 90, 27 !fie Southemptot Oct. 25 which ware never neglected, it is almost impossible to Captein A. F. Warren, Rifle Brigade The export duties,lo. althou h nominal! tho s y ame as pre- The average pric: o ab . 3. f the three foreeoine descri tions of Greece (see India) ! 21 West India,Regiment - Charlos Tollemache Edwards, te n g of th - 's 11 * * p Rutland's, Duke of-Monday, Stubton ; Tuesday, , p,Unt out the most deservine. Captain J. Hassard, 57th Foot viously to the prom? e a pe . e present tariff, have vir- Sugar, computed a eve, is . . t. per cwt. ereytown .. , ... es 2nd & 17th of mon. Southern toi Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Maunsell, Weaver's Lodge ; Friday, Evencion Wood ; Saturday, immeurgh ..............N Tuesday & Frida P 1 I cannot spell: too highly ia praise of Captain ROM-, Captain G. B. Harman, 31th Foot Wally been raised 12e per cent. in consequence of the de- YlLondon ... _ any Brigade-Major. Until the termination of the siege he Captain Hon. S. J. G. Calthorpe, Bth Light D ' r D emoted. ..--------- a ragoons ed w es t I n dia Regiment-James Bower Jackson, Gent terioration .. • of the Dominican paper currency, which is now Croxton-park--at half-past 10. Savannah „.........51 ,2nd of the Mont' Southareptoz 'Nov. 1 conttnued the only staff officer of this laree and responsi - ROYAL ARTILLERY.—CoIoueI J. E. Dupuis, C.B t b ' keno,' at 6.1 e• pesos to the Spanieh dollar, in lieu of the BAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. Seale's Sir Henry-Monday, Capton Lane End-at Holland —•...— ..I‘l !Daily ............ Dover ....... Dai/e Ma com e la e to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Richardson pro- rec Honduras ..........M l l7th of the month. Southamptor 16thofMOn - mand ; and his able performance of * his vela - els aria ' Major-General for distinguished Service in the Fielci. ' former rate of 51) pesos, its value being thus diminished • half-past 10. difaeult duties hae already, I k meted. India rviaSouthampt.)M • tth & 20th of mon. Plymouth .. Nov. 20 now, received from you tile and the new tariff having established th t Selby's, Mr.-Tuesday, Shawdon Woodhouse ; Fri• India ;via Marsei warm approval it deserved. TO BE COLONELS IN THE ARMY, FOR DISTINGUISHED Cape Mounted Riflemen-Duncan Campbell Lloyd Fitz- 12 f i per cent., a TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. neseti .9th& 25th of month Dover ...... I desired to be aid in day, Ingram—at half-past 10. lonian Is'es (see India);7, 17, &27 of MOD D0ver...... • I bad the pleasure, on the 22,1 of An ,, SERVICE IN THE FIELD. William, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice sneh duties as are ~ . p paper mast be set- • e , st of representine tled at the market ra.e of this currency. Shropshire-Tuesday, Dorrington ; Friday, Fox Inn, Ireland ........11 & NiTwiee daily ...... Holyhead ... Twlef!dally the gallant condnet of C• ' F' )11 ' ' Lieutenant Colonel J. St. George Maunaell, promoted in the 82d Foot. mtles I ueceipts. Lisbon .. —_.•_m 7,9, 17, &27 of ni. Southampton Oct. 26 ap,ains itzroy, Hawkins, ant * .l NAME OF RAILWAY. W. J. Bolton, on a former ' Lieutenant-Colonel E. C. Warde Royal Newfoundland Companies-Assistant-Surgeon BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Noy. 1. opened,l 1854. 1855. Madeira ~ - ........1%1 9th of the month SoutharOptoe Nov. 15 occasion ; on which repre.s lite- 1855. i t ion the Commander of the Forces 1 • Lieutenant-Colonel D. E. Wood, C.B. William Mackenzie Skues, M. 8., from the Staff, to be Sinnington-Thureday, Scawton-at half-past 10. Madeira ............ N 23d of month •• . - Liverpool ... neat e a minute that The Right Honourable the Lords of the Privy Connell me — ----- £ 4 Somerset Subscription-Tuesday, Shurton, near Malta (see /ndia) these officers should not be fore Lieutenant Colonel J. W. Fitzmayer, C.B. Assistant-Surgeon, vice Spence, who resigns. BRITISH. e aten. I deeply regret to for Trade and PlantatiOUS have received, through theSecre- ~, Malta ...............N 8,18, &28 of mon. Dover ...... NOY. 4 add ahat one of them,. Captain F LAND TRANSPORT CORPS. 2,915 3 , 317 Stogursey ; Friday, Dunster-park-at half-past 10. itzroy was mortally Lieutenant-Colonel G. R. Barker. tar of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a despatch from ":" 770 869 Mauritius (see India) wounded in the batteries on the Bth ant e a * nd • Ensign Robert Wm. Jenkins, from the Donegal Militia Y 37 % Belfast and Ballymena •••••••• •• •• •• _ died yestei - TO BE LIEUTENANT•COLONELS IN THE ARMY. ' her Majesty s c in s , 'At' e Consul-General in E t ' South Down -Monday, Clapham ; Wednesday, mauritius ..........N leth of the mono, eyp , reporting 17 Belfast and County Down• • • • • • •• •• •• d 2Y. to be Adjutant. 2,113 2,e "66 Coombe ; Friday, Newhaven-at a quarter to 11. Mexico ............m end of the month..,Soathamptei Nov 1 Captsio G. Devis, with 20 neon, volunteered to a - , Major M. C. Dixon TURKISH CONTINGIOZT. that the Egyptian Government have communicated to him 32 Birkenhead, Lancaslare, and Cheshire 000 in I Major H. F. Sti•ange that the export of wheat and maize from Egypt will be 26% Bolton, lilackburn, and West York •• Staffordshire North-Monday, Blackbreok ; Wed- N g s , S Na les ...• •• •• ••• •N ,sthl s th2sthormen.Dover... • pany the storming party on tho Bth inst., with spikes ; but To bo Paymaster- Charles Wm. Chantrell, Esq. rohibited from the 6th Januery next, except in the case 117 Bristol and Exeter •• ••• • • • ..•• ••,.• •• G 260 6 538 i• 1 • • 1,'29,- 11 ' uesday, Seigh ord , Friday, Stoke Heath-at ha,lf- New Zealand...." •• •• Grunada ......y ai& 17thof t) ' ' " mon Southampton as the infantry did not enter the Redan en mass, hi s set ._ i Mejor J. C. W. Fortescue To be Sureeons-Assistant-Sureeon C. M`Dowell, vice l e ) f such vessels as may have at that date oneam t f 189 k Caledonian..., .....• •••••••• • •• • • • • ' a ,095 I By private s' ip .. Various port Uncertain ar er o ' - ast 10. Papal States ...• •• • • ,is, sth I hth2stl) oftnon . Dover ...... 91 1 i Chester and Holybead..• .. •• ........ 5,015 3,7 I 9 p vices were not required. He remained at the head cf the Major C. S. Henry Lewins ; A. * E. Czapkay, Esq. ; I* Assistant-Surgeon John Peninsula .... et /thl7th27thofmon. Southamptor where sof his party were wounded. Major E. B. Hamley their lading on board. 614 Cork, lalackrock, and Passage .• •• 148 152 Suffolk-Tuesday, Felsham-green ; Thursday, Trund advanced sap, Dee, vice Willett ; Assistant-Surgeon Alex. Irvine, vice RATES OF POSTAGE. 20 Cork and Bandon ...• .......... •• • • 200 232 Peru .. •• .• ........sa id & 27th of mon Southam to . I have to thank Major Alexander, Royal Marine Artil- ley-wood ; Saturday, Euston Hall-at a quarter to 11. Port Natal ..........N aly private ship.... Various p n TO BE MAJORS IN THE ARMY. Risk ; Assistant-Surgeon R. Richardson, vice Patteson ; 56 Dublin and Belfast Junction ........ 936 1,149 ports Uncertain ' detachment joined the siege train in rrant dated Oct 31 it i - By a Treasury wa • , s ordered and ,394 1,512 Surrey Union-Monday, Bury Hill ; Thursday, Sicily •• _ _ ........N sthlsth2stholmon, Dover ...... Lary, who with his . . Captain S. D. Broughton Assistant -Surgeon Ernest A. Wigan, vice Littleton. 63 Dublin and Drogheda.. •.•. . •• •••• _ 1 tance in the duties of the siege. directed th. et all letters transmitted by post between the 'll-at half- Tascany ............14 Sthlsth2sthortnon. Dover ...... June, for his zealous assis . Captain H. A. B. Campbell To be Assistant-a argeons-Robt. Sims, Gent., W. H. F. 7 3 4 Dublin and Kingstnwn .... —__ _ _ 551 863 Warnborough House ; Saturday, Box Hi e , ____ _me oleasure in calling your notice to the tin- Captain F. B. Ward Temple, M.D. ; Hugh Clark, Gent. ;W. B. Tate, Gent. ; d Victori di e t United Kingdom an adc , or through anyother 16% Dundee and Arbroath ••••• • • • • ..... 5 2 2 6 3 5 9 3 1 past 10. Venezuela ..........M 2d & 17th of raontl Southampton '1 &16 mon Van Diemen's Lane, (se( I . . . . - •,....._ ~._.., . r•-. 1;„ al-. RT.-- n-- , other colony, or through hdy foreign country, and betw e e n 31 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junctioe 0 Sussex, East-Tuesday, St. Leonard's Green ; Friday, Australia) a a . m ._ aa . . . . .., ~.........a. nes emeisemen •• - • - - e. T "D.,e4-,... ..4. 1,..15 ,-...5r 1 n Wear Indies ........51 25 & 17th oi montl ,Southampten!l &16 MOU Puckeridge—Monday, Darsel3; Wednesday, Stan stead, Essex ; Saturday, Layston—at half-past 10. Quorn (Sir Richard Sutton's) —Monday, Kirby Gate and Holt ; Tuesday, Belton Village ; Wednesday, Wid merpool Inn ; Thursday, Shearsby Inn ; Friday, Bunney park—at 11. Raby (Duke of Cleveland's)—Monday, Wakerfield ; Wednesday, Wittou-bridge ; Friday, at Calderwell—at half-past 10. Rufford—Monday, Winkburn—at a quarter to 11 ; Wednesday, Norwood-park—at 1.1 ; Thursday, Ossing ton ; Saturday, Thoresby-park — at a quarter t o 11 . Rutland's, Duke of—Monday, Stubton ; Tuesday, Weaver's Lodge ; Friday, Evencion Wood ; Saturday, Croxton-park--at half-past 10. Seale's, Sir Henry—Monday, Capton Lane End — at half-past 10. Selby's, Mr.—Tuesday, Shawdon Woodhouse ; Fri day, Ingram—at half-past 10. Shropshire—Tuesday, Dorrington ; Friday, Fox Inn, Albrighton—at halt-past 10. Sinnington—Thursday, Scawton—at half-past 10. Somerset Subscription—Tuesday, Shurton, near Stogursey ; Friday, Dun3ter-park—at half-past 10. South Down —Monday, Clapham ; Wednesday, Coombe ; Friday, Newhaven—at a quarter to 11. Staffordshire, North—Monday, Blackbrook ; Wed nesday, Seighford ; Friday, Stoke Heath—at half past 10. Suffolk —Tuesday, Felsham-green ; Thursday, Trund ley-wood ; Saturday, Euston Hall—at a quarter to 11. Surrey Union—Monday, Bury Hill ; Thursday, Warnborough House ; Saturday, Box Hill—at half past 10. Sussex, East—Tuesday, St. Leonard's Green ; Friday, George nn, Battle—at half past 10. Thompson's, Mr. Austruther--Tuesday, Charlton Newbottle ; Thursday, Edgcot Village ; Saturday, Fenny Compton—at 11. Tickham—Monday, Daddington ; Thursday, Syndale; Saturday, Rodineraham Green—at half-past 10. Tynedale—Monday, Nunwick ; Wednesday, Matfen Piers ; Friday, Belsay—at a quarter to 11. V. W. H. (Lord Giff,rd's)—Tuesday, Bibury; Thurs day, Stone Hill Gate ; Saturday, Kempsford—at a quarter to 11. Warwickshire—Monday, Kennels, Kineton ; Tuesday, Mitford-bridge ; Thursday, Walton ; Friday, Upton House—at a quarter to 11. Warwickshire, North—Tuesday, Hay-wood ; Thurs day, Bourton ; Saturday, Coughton Court—at a varter to 11. Wheatland—Tuesday, Kennels ; Friday, Lutwyche Hall—at half-past 10. Worcestershire —Monday, Bishop's-wood; Wednes day, Martley ; Friday, Round Hill—at half-past 10. Wyndham's, Colonel —Monday, Gospel-green ; Wed nesday, Avisford-hill ; Friday, Egdean-Common—at half-pa-t 11. Yarborough's, Earl of—Tuesday, Rc;xton-wood—st 12 ; Thursday, Normanby Clump—at 11; Saturday, Somerby House- —at 11. York and Ainsty—Monday, Skip-bridge Inn ; Tues day, Providence Green ; Thursday, Markington ; Satur day, Naburn—at half-past 10. HARRIERS. Turner. - ....,aptavol V. IV • .1./0 will, 'Ai lloll EVU V g t the at the Among those, whose gallant conduct has been perhaps Captain A. W. S. F. Armstrong, 18th Foot Woodrutie, vice uesmonn, apponnen to a leapouleaetaiton. 93th Foot-Ensien F. B. Haiserd to be Lieutenant with- tons burden, vessels ot ress minion paying the same amount M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. most conspicuous, I beg leave to mention the names of Captain H. R. Hibbert, 7th Foot out purchase, vice Dillon, promoted in the Rifle Brigade ;as formerly. Each vessel also will have to pay Bs. 4d. to- M sjor Strange (who hes served in the siege from the open- Captain D. W. Tupper, 53th Foottelegraph, lhe health oth- Dated Vie Ist day of Nov., 1855. Charles lisnry Griffin, Gent , to be Ensign, without* pur- ate of r' 2d.cask, ' ins of the trenches to the last hour of the attack), of Capt. Captain C. H. Lumley, 97th Foot c's ft, remains unaltered' chase, vice Hasserd.AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Arbuthnot (who has been twice severely wounded), of Captain Charles Elgee, 47th Foot 99th Foot-Augustus Williams Henry Atkinson, Gent., per Captain Philip 'Dickson (who has served throughout the Captain J. G. Hay, 20th Foot wardsera Wateringthee, has been raised to 4s. 2d. per cask. The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, corn to be Ensign, without purchase. puted from the returns made in the week ending Oct. 30, W i l l i , of Captains Broughton, Hastings, Clifford, and Captain H. G. Woods, 97th Foot Rifle Brigsele--Lieutenant Martin Dillon, from the 28th All vessels of . less than 20 tons burden, coming from 1 to the tonnage duty, 1855, exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable Williams ; and of Lieutenants Ward, Rideout, and C. 0. Captain Richard Preston, 44th Foot Foot, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Hammond, abroad, are subject on y onnaee wharfage thereon, on the importation thereof into Great Britain : Brown ; all of whom have displayed a coolness and a zeal Captain F. W. F. Hunter, 47th Foot killed in action.3lB. 111(1. which cannot be overlooked. Captain R. L. Otway Pearson, Grenadier Guards lst West India Regiment-Arthur William Crombie .By the . new tariff, the ad valorem, duties payable on a r -fortu maintenanceer l ch o a f r have been ' From the British Posse ssions in America i 0 ii Mauritius In a siege of so long duration, where every officer in his Captain F. C. Elton, 55th Foottitles having a fixed value raised on the average turn had frequent opportunities of distinguishing himself, Captain C. Gooch, 62d Foet Nowlan, Gent., to be Eusinn, without purchase, vice duty, and the duty for coasteloading. 4) 40 per cent. di East Indies 34s. Old. Sykes, promoten. which ware never neglected, it is almost impossible to Captain A. F. Warren, Rifle Brigade price of the three foregoing descriptions of The export duties, although nominally the same as pre- The average . . 2d West India,Regiment - Charlos Tollemache Edwards point out the most deserving. Captain J. Hassard, 57th Foot Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Maunsell' viously to the promulgation of the present tariff, have vir- Sugar, computed as above, is 325. ld. per cwt. I cannot speek too highly in praise of Captain Rein-, Captain G. B. Harman, 31th Foot Captain Hon. S. J. G. Calthorpe, Bth Light Dragoons promoed West India Regiment-James Bower Jackson, Gent ted. ' mall been raised 12e per cent. in consequence of the de ahidavininpgapeasrtamblaisaht -------- my Brigade-Major. Until the termination of the siege liet • t: nof the Dominican paper currency, which is now enora in g continued the only staff officer of this lards and responsi- ROYAL ARTILLERY.-Colonel J. E. Dupuis, C. 13. to be RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. to be Ensign, •th ut purchase, vice Richard wi 0 son, pro! reckoned at 621; pesos to the Spanish dollar, in lieu of the 1,14 command ; and his able performance ("his various and Major-General for distinguished Service in the Field ' , former rate of 50 pesos, its value being thus diminished ed be set t - , 6. diffieult duties . has alreedy, I know, received from you tne meted. TO BE COLONELS IN THE ARMY, FOR DISTINGUISHEDthat warm approval it deserved. Cape Mounted Riflemen-Duncan Campbell Lloyd Fitz-TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. I ban the pleaeure, on the 211 of of SERVICE IN THE FIELD. William, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice such duties as are rate tbe gallant conduct of Captains August, representing tied at the market of this currency. uecetpts. Lieutenant Colonel J. St. George Maunsell, promoted in the 82d Foot. 12 f i per cent., andthe desiredne new to t a b r e i ff p miles I Fitzroy, Hawkins, and NAME OF RAILWAY. W. J. Bolton, on a former • • Lieutenant-Colonel E. C. Warde Royal Newfoundland Companies-Assistant-Surgeon BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Nov. 1. opened,l 1854. 1855. occasion ; on which repres,.nta-1855. th ese on the Comm ander of the Forces Lieutenant-Colonel D. E. Wood, C.B. William Mackenzie Skues, M. 8., from the Staff, to be • Honourable the Lords f the Privy ----- made a minute that The Righto en ----- £ £ t officers should not be forgotten. Lieutenant Colonel J. W. Fitzmayer, C.B. Assistant-Sul geon, vice Spence, who resigns.BRITISH. I deeply regret to for Trade and Plantations have received, through Con n ed hre- 2,915 3,317 a dd that one of them,. Captain Fitzroy, was 'Lieutenant-Colonel G. R. Barker. LAND TRANSPORT CORPS. 115 Aberdeen .. •• ••••••••••••• • •• • •• • • wounded in the batteries on the Bth best!, a ' nd . mortally tary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a despatch from 37% Blf t and Ball mena •••••••• •• •• •• 770 869 Ensign Robert Win. Jenkins, from th 3 Donegal Militia, her Majesty's Acting Consul-General in Egypt,reporting - eas y • - - died seater- TO BE LIEUTENANT-COLONELS IN THE ARMY, to ha Adjutant. d ay. Major M. C. Dixon that the Egyptian Government have communicated to him 32 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire2,ll3 2 " 066 Captain G. Davis, with 20 men, volnteered to accorn- TURKISH CONTINGENT. that the export of wheat and maize from Egypt will be 26% Bolton, filackburn, and NyFit York •• •• papy the storming party on the Bth lust.,t with spikes ; but Major H. F. Strange To be Paymaster- Charles Wm. Chantrell, Esq. prohibited from the 6th January next, except in the case 117 Bristol and Exeter •• ••• • • • ..•• ••,.• •• 6,2 - 60 6,538 as the infantry did not enter the Reda.n en mass, his set - Mejor J. C. W. Fortescue To be Sureeens-Aseistant-Sureeen C. M`Dowell, vice of such vessels as may have at that date one-quarter of 189 q Caledonian..., .• ....... ........ •• • • .: 1 ~ 295 11,095 vices Were not required. He remained at the head cf the Major C. S. Henry Lewins ; A.'E. Czapkisy, Esq. Assistant-Sur eon John their lading on board. 91 ' , i Chester and Holyhead..• .. •• ........ , a 013 3,779 advanced sap, where sOf his party were wounded. Major E. B. Hawley Dee, vice Willett ; Assistant-Surgeon Alex. Irvine, vice RATES OF POSTAGE, SU Cork, 131ackrock, and Passage •• •• - 148 152 20 Cork and Bandon ..• .......... •• • • 200 232 I have to thank Major Alexander, Royal Marine Artil-996 1,1419 TO BE MAJORS IN THE ARMY. Risk; Assistant-Surgeon R. Richardson, vice Patteson ; 56 Dublin and Belfast Junction •• .. •• • • lery, who with his detachment joined the siege train in Captain S. D. Broughton Assistant -Surgeon Ernest A. Wigan, vice Littleton. warrant dated Oct. 31 it • - By a Treasury , is ordered and 63 Dublin and Drogheda.. •.•..• • • . •• „ 1,394 1,512 in the duties of the siege.letters transmitted by post directed that all . . . between the June, for his zealous assistance Captain H. A. B. Campbell To be Assistant -. ' taut nargeons-Robt. Sims, Gent., W, HF. 714 Dublin and Kingstown ---•• •• _ ~, 1651 863 in calling your notice to the u Captain F. B. Ward Temple, M.D. ; Hugh Clark, Gent. ; W. B. Tate, Gent. • "W. H. United Kingdom and Victoria direct, or through any other 16% Dundee and Arbroath ..- -• • - .... 526 533 I Lave much pleasure Assistant Commissaries °- Captain H. Rogers T. W. Hamilton, Gent.; Cavalie Alex. Mercer, Gent. ' other colony, or through any foreign country, and between 31 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junctien , _ 823 915 tiring 1 and energy of Deputy vial a ducting the onerous duties of Captain M. Clifford To be Acting Assistant-Surgeons-Jas. Gorman, Gent. ; Victoria and any other of her Majesty's colonies, or any 36 Dundalk ant: Enniskillen -- - - llayter and Yellen, in c0n944 1,008 The former officer who was a Captain M. Adve Robt. Stirling, Gent. ; John Carlaw, Gent.; Wm. David- foreign country through the United Kingdom, shall from 68 East Ang 5 3 3,617 their branch of the service. 93 East Lancashire .• ••.••••••• • • •• • • • • . Igrieve to say, killed Captain A. C. Hawkins son Tindal. Gent.; Patrick Watson Hutcheon, Gent. and on Nov. 7be chargeable with the same single and pro most valuable public servant, was, 417 Counties -PC N0rf01k...... "/ Eastern an .. or o -•••• 1 23,905 24,613 in the batteries on the Bth inst. Captain W. J. E. Grant To be Veterinary-Surgeons, attached to the Osmanli gressive rates o postage, e and be under and subject to the Eastern Union .• • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • 3 Siege-train, under theable Captain G. Shawhrespective letters ' regulations al sue were liable and 142 same 4 725 5,040 The Medical Departmentof the Cavalry:-Robt. Wilkinson, Gent. ; John Dollar, right tt 1 entat the aac c, Captain A. F. Lennox Gent., subject to under a certain warrant uu erthe hands of two d 78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee.. ee.... - 2,783 3,010 and careful supervision of Surgeon 13. ions, c, vice Lara, invalided. by their juniors, Captain G. T. Field her Majesty's Treasur bearine date commissioners of 1, e 6 Exeter and Credlton.. • • .... •• .• •• • • - - and Surgeon Fogo at the left, assisted n Ta o- n The names of the Deputy Assistant-Commissary ap- 22 Furness Railway ••••••.•• • • • • •• •• - - whom I would especially mention Assistant-Surg.eo ,3 Captain Honourable D. Frazer pointed on the 9th October, 1855, are William Spence June 21, MI. 183% Glasgow, and South-Western.......• 5,579 6,179 tisfaction. Captain C. J. Strange - 22,050 25 905 Tor, has been such as to sire me the greatest sa Hornsby, and not William Spence Hornsby, as previously 283 Great Northern and E. L•• ...• Captain H. P. Newton COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE QUEEN. 188 Great Southern and Western (Ireland) 5,851 7 , 209 The air of comfort in their hospitals, and the happy ap- stated. ad- Captain G. H. Merm e n 23,670 25,905 pearance of their patients, are stadent proof of their BRITISH GERMAN LEGION. [The following appointment is substituted for that which 359 % Great Western •• •• •• ••••••• • •• • • • • _ Mirable arrangements Captain C. G. Arbuthnot 25 Irish South Eastern .. •••••• •• •• - ~,„... angetnenta and uneeasing attention. . Ceptain F. W. Hastinge 3d Light Dragoons -The names of the third Lieutenant appearen in the Gazette of Friday, the 21st September 90 Lancaster and Carlisle • ..• •• •• ..... . ~.5. 6 395 In conclusion, I have the greatest satisfaction In re- Captain E. Moubray are Edward Howard Sanders. last :-] 27C% Lancashire and Yorkshire..• ••••• •• •• , 19 108 19,915 - presenting the manner in which every officer, non-corn- Captain W. M. Reilly BRITISH SWISS LEGlON.Regiment of Militia-Captain Edinburgh County ° Henry - Leeds Northern .. ••..••••••• • •• •• •• - - Inissioned officer, and gunner under my command have Captain W. W. Barry James Humber, Gent., to be Paymaster. Samuel Bowman, Unattached, to be Adjutant. 16} Liverpool, Crosby, and eouthport•• • • - 52,876 57,936 made themselves . remarkable durirg the siege, for Captain E. J. Carthew BRITISH ITALIAN LEGION. COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD-LIEUTENANTS. 553% London and North Western ••• •• •• - 1 402 1,218 bravery, discipline, and endurance. The state of the ono- Captain J. E Michell -The right Hon. Robert The Christian names of Paymaster Ryan, of the Tat Re- • County of Lanark Montgomery 5% ; London and Blackwall•• •• •••••• • • •• 181 London, Brighton, and South Coast.. 15,244 14.489 cry's works and the ruin of the city, grow the precision giment, are Vivian John. tenton and Hamilton Lord Belhaven, S , Hamilton, to be 13,462 14,793 Captain G. C. Henry 267 Londca and South Western. ••••.. •• awl the vigour with which the fire was maintained by Vice-Lieulenant. 60 Londonderry and Enniskillen •• ••• • • • 631 732 them • C a ptain W. J. Williams PROVISIONAL DEPOT BATTALION. , the @act of which has undoubtedly been to compel . C 011 hawßoyal Anglesey Regiment of Militia-Doctor Walter - Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &c. the evacuation Captain C. i ers To be Lieut.-Colonels-Lieut.-Colonel George Erskine,vice Jones, resigned. 904 2 9 609 171% Manchester, Sheffield Lincolnshire , , by the enemy of a place no loaner tenable. Humphriesbe S to urgeon, t 51 695 I have, &c., ' - Captain P. Dickson from half-pay Unattacked ; Lient.-Calonel G. W. Franck- 4th R 1 South Middlesex Regiment of Militia- 9% Manchester and South Junction•• .. •• OT 0ya864 948 t-at_.--- ..... .-, Captain W. J. Hope lye, from half-pay Unattached. to be Ensign, vice 28 Maryport and Carlisle •• •••••••• •• •• - - r . urEORGE, W. Lakin James Hodgson Compigno, Gent., 27,231 28,927 olone, R.A., Cornmatding Siege Train. Captain W. t,_ To be Paymaster-Paymaster George Bodle, from the 498% Midland ••••••••••• • • • • • • •"• '• • Rutherford, promoted. 126% Midland Great Western (Irish) .• •• - 2,709 3,415 Major-Genera Sir R. - Dacres, K.C.B , Captain C. E. Walca , - ,___.. t- - - . 80th &on Ist Regiment of Royal Cheshire Militia-Lieutenant 37 adonklands •••••••••••• •• • - • • • "• • • - - Commending T. Bolton UNATTACHED. • Royal Artillery, &c. Captain W. •T. Charles Hosken Franco to be Captain, vice Pearson, re- 78% Newcastle and Carlisle.. • • •• .• • • - - • Captain J. Sinclair -i• • e , Brevet-Colonel Orlando Felix, Major on half-pay, Un- Gent., the north British 4,938 3 282 {ADVERTISEMEN T 1- _ - ,---Moth and Captain L. W. Penn attached, late artermaster-General at Mad s Deputy Qu ra , signed; nt. George Lowth e r,. France,- - North Staffordshire •••.. &nil Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice promoted. 930 047 Mothers an Nurses will find Du Barry delicious nevalenta A ra b i __ . • to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. 47 North-Western •• .• •••••••••• •• •• • • ea Food admirably adapted to Captain E. Teddy Sh shire Regiment of Militiae-Ensign John Stubbs to 2 442 2,519 rep._ emove all disorders of Stomach and Brevet Lieut.-Colonel A. C. Sterling, C. 8., Major Un-resigned; - E sign Thomas Wood bowels to which Captain F. Millerbe Lieutenant, vice , Wade, n 32 Scottish Midland •• •• ••••••• • •• •• • • - f a nts and children are at all times liable, iii attached, Assistant Adjutant-General, to have his Brevetvice Niccolls, resigned. 919 1,363 such as indigestion Captain C. H. Owen warn to be Lieutenant, . 29% Shrewsbury and Birmingham •• •• .• fletulency; colic, dysentery, diarrhoea, const' •. debility,' Rank converted into Substantive Rank, under the Royaland Peebles r ,-,. 2,063 2,571 -8 It strong ipation Captain P. L'Eetrangn Warrant 6th October, 1851. Haddington, Berwick, Linlithgow, ee e t- 48 Shrewsbury and Chester •• •••••• •• •• 814 755 and restiessne . „ ens, neurishes, and is , with Captain lt. H. .Change ment of Militia Artillery , lery-David -Rutherford Greig, Gent., 30 Shropshire Union .. •• -•••••• •• • • •• . used 2 337 2,317 more advantage than milk in rearins7% South Devon •••• • • - •• •••••• •• •• • ' g infants. wequote Captain W. G. Andrevrs HOSPITAL STAFF. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Dawson, promoted. 17 088 20,729 , 'I, I S • -No. 58 e3l (1 a To be 289 South Eastern •••••••••••• • • • • •• •• •• ' fow testilllo.l,, . • , , Grammar School S 4 eve ^e- Captain R. Mackenzie Assistant-Surgeons-Assistant-Surgeon Alfred Regiment of Kinds Own Staffordshire Militia -Wm. 4,965 5,770 Gentlemen -We h '•lL L' ', Doe. 10, 185). ~ Gent , ave found it Captain W. G. Le Mesinier Malpas Tippetts, from the 16th Li b Dragoons, vice Ist . g t 162% South Wales -••.••••••••• • • • • • • •• 2 241 and Goole •• 1, 59 7 • _ admirably Lea Smith, Gent. to be Ensign. 97 South York., Doncaster, .. 5 - 1 for ;Prints. Our baby has never once 0 lonel F. E. Chapman to Calder, appointed to the 49th of Lancaster's Own Militia- 39 Taff Va 1....-. ••••••••_. • •• •• •• •• 3,553 4,. ' 6 . adaptec .. _ had 1; ( .sortlered ROYAL ENGINEERS.---Lieutnno . Foot • • Assistant-Surgeon 2d Regiment ofthe Duke R• Ambler." A h d Service in the John Dutfin, from the 46th Fe b Captain,f the 1 184 1,5 66 bowels since taking it. , msterdam, 31st Dec be Colonel in the Army for Distinguis e Foot vies Bradshew, appointed • Rochfort to e rem e 36 Ulster . .... •••••••••••• •• • • • • •• • • • " • • ar child, up to the am'e of ele' to the 50th Foot; Acting Assistant-Surgeon ' Smith Lieutenant John Downes .1,050 , 1 271 1852. Deer Sir, -0 e . ven weeks, Field. 665 670 westing away, and milk,Hollingsworth. 30th Atigust last, vice Gunning, from the 3 h 27% West Cornwall .• •• • • •••••• •• •• •• was very delicate and . sage, and TO BE LIEUT.-COLONELS IN THE ARMY. William John Barlow to be Lieutenant, 30th 257 2e3 . ts stomach, causin,,• great cr BREVET. •ornoted. Harrington Seel, 12 Whitehaven Junction .•• •••••• •• • • •• arrowtoot turned sour on 1 , „ sn. cr. Meng G. Bent ' ast vi e ochfort 2 August 1 , c R 632 York and Newcastle, and Berwick & Bar ing. W© then fed it upon Du Barry's .she Is Incvalente Arablea, Major E. Stanton Colonel Francis Haultain, on the Retire 1 Full List ef the Royal Artillery, to bne • - Pan' Gent., to be Ensign from the ' P 3Oth August last, vice Bar- York v on North Midland 8c Leeds.. - - lvitieh aereed wonderfully with her ; and eis now, at the Major E. F. Bourchier a ajor-General, the rank nd lively little girl.-Dauiel honorary only. being low, promoted. age of vine mouths, a plump a -- Dear 3d Regiment of the aDke of Lancaster's Own Militia- PORTION. _ - Serva.s. Wildervank, Holland, 20 Sept. 1853. Sir,- TO BE MAJORS IN 'THE ARMY. Captain W. S. Philips, retired full ' -pay, 62d Foot, to be to be Ensign. 57 Dutch Rhenish ••••••.••••• • • •• •• •• - - with ten months back, Captain J. F. M. Browne Major in the Army, the rank being Thomas Bolton Ogden, Gent., 262 Lyons and Mediterranean •••••• • • •• °Lir baby;svliirh Heaven presented us honorary only. tr Re al 4th or Duke of Lancaster's Own (Light Infan y) y 63 Montereau and Troyes •• .....• •• •• •• - - was a.ttacked, when four weeks old, with a di!ense of the Captain Hon. H. F. Keane Captain Nicholas Wrixon, 224 Foot, to Presto,K tto be Major in the Lancashire Militia-Lieut. St. George n., • 63 Namur and Liege .. • • .... ••• ••• ••• •• • •• • - - etomaeli and gla dby whichour seven previous infants Captain C. J. Gibh ' Army. last, vice Kershaw, retired. 415 Northern of France •••••••• • • • • • • • • - n S be . had all been earried'off this lastchild seemed des inedbe Lieutenant from the let 697 Orleans and Central .....• ••••••• •• - - , and , e Ensign Frenerick Phillips to_ __ Captain H. W. Montagu to follow it eye for our temporary rank of • Major while employed with the British s ''' • 1 Worrell to be Lieutenant from 240 Paris and Lyons ................•. a Sisters and brothers before many d. , Captain A. C. Cooke ept. last ; Ensign Ectwart doctor, 1 ye. Swiss Legion. 82 Paris and Rouen. .. ... •.•••••• • • •• e•r-James Campbell, Gent., to be Ensign . - - • • Y able practitioner, had, during three weeks, .the let Sept. last. 392 Paris and Strasburgh .. .•••• •• .. • hausted all his 1 • Captain E. C. De Moleyn Edward Falconer Hay,Second • For Major skill, and was at a loss what to prescribe Captain L. J. A. Armit 8f tl Tat Aug Thos. Arthur Corbett, Gent., to 59 Rouen and Havre..., .•••• • • • • - - rom ioug•• last; next, when hoadvised of the Best India Company's Depot, at Watley to h _ Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica, which, Captain C. B. Evart ' a" be Ensien from the Ist Aug. last Samuel It • S anuel Barber, Gent., net Western of Franco •••••• - I am happy t o sa the local rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the army while so y, worked a great change for the better in a to be E'' ' from the Tat Ale lest • George Ainsworth ________- few dap; ; and, i a s ' Captain Ce.l3. P. N. H. Nugent Iwhich appeared in the Gazette of 16th ult. nslg n, en . well, midis now in weeks time, the child was perfectly Captain E. C. A. Gordon employee, ., read Fielding, Gent. te be Ensign from the Ist ' Aug' last ; John , . 7'll'arn Falconer Hay, &c. 'the Ist Aug.ADVERTISEMENT 1 Hollows' Ointment and Pill a cheerfu . Major NI i i from ug. • - y 8 1, blooming boy-a source of the Captain W. Porter Crompton Ted:l, Geut. to be Ensign h. ' greatest . I . PMCSB to us ADMIRALTY, OCT. 26. from the Ist Aug. excellent remedies fur abscesses.--Mr. Wm. Alsop, o fairly be considered all. This delicious remedy may Captain P. Ravenhill last ; Nugent Daly, Gent., to be Eusi,gu the Ist the gl Wesley,• oop informed Mr. Reinhardt, druggist, vered.-With eternal on o of tbe greatest blessings ever disco- Captain L. Nicholson CORPS OF ROYAL MARINES, last ; John Troughton, Gent., to be Ensign from gratitude,Ensign Hull, that a child of hishad dreadful abscess on the •volirs, &c ,L H Vaalmar, Lyon TUpnian, Gentleman Cadet, to be Second Aug.last •• Wm. Samuel Bennett, Gent., to be ; In canisters, lib. 2s. nel. ; 21b. i ne ' L. * ' Captain C. H. Sadie) , George ug., in. The 121 b., earring° fre e • . 8 . n 6Th. 1 le. ; 121 b. £.2e. Captain G. Ranken Lieutenant. Wm. Hear BMDto bo Assistant -Surgeon, vice thigh, and that the medical men gave him no hopes o one, . ~ ,on receipt of Post-office order, Barry George Henry Elliot, Gentleman Cadet , to be Second Nott, resigned, Lieutenant Robert Mather to be Captain, the cbild's life. Mr. Reinhardt then recommended hie Du Barry di Co., 77, Bee,ent-street, Loudon * . RoYAL MARINES-Brevet Major George riccadiiiy; CO, Gracechurch-street ; 330 era ; also at In 2, Alexander to be Lieutenant Colonel in the army, Gardiner Lieutenant. ' vice Smethurst, resigned ; Ensign Wm. Paul Bridson to to use Holloway's ointment ;he did so, and the abates; , and 451, &ram; Wm. Wynch George Back Willis, Gentleman Cadet, to be Lieutenant, vice Mather, promoted. soon healed, and the little patient is now as well and as 4, Cheapside ; CO and 63, Cornhill ; 49 Bish TO BE MAJORS IN THE ARMY. 6th Regiment of Royal Lancashire Militia-Lieutenant b 5, Charintencebne ; 51, Upp6r - Baket - -titreet • • • opsgate•street; be Second Lieutenant.strong as any child can be, entirely through the virtues - en* and 150, Captain S. N. Lowder .. . ,. , George Wren Oliver, Gentleman Cadet,, to be Second William John Chambers Martin to be Captain,. vice 800 eh Oxford-street ; 89, High-street, Camden -town ; 18, - of the ointment, which arc beyond all praise.-Sold b 3 Pall- Captaie G. B. Rodney Lieutenant. - eesigned ; Ensign Joseph Richard Hamilton to bo Lieu te- ma in 7, Pall-mall-East; 1n n, New Bond-street; 24, m e t . Captain J. M. Wernyss John Gore Fitzgerald, Gentleman Cadet, to be Second nant, vice Martin, prouroteil ; Eesign William Singleton all rnedi hie vendors c throughout the , world •at Professoi comb.street • 13, King 'William-street, City; 30, Conduit- Captain J. E. W. Lawrence ' Lieutenant, ,to be Lieutenant, vice Tib lappointed to the Line; eau. o, London ant Holloway's establishments., 244, Strand„ rta•eet ; 21, el•onieseur-street ; 45, Farringdon-street ; 67, St. Captain G. A. Schomberg William Edward Despard, Gentleman Cadet, to 1. - William Hickee, Gent., to be Lieutenant. 80, Maiden-lane, New York ;by A. Stamps, Constan -.. __ - - - Southampton ill& 16 =On When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the mails will be de. 3patched on the following day, with the exception of the India (via Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will tie despatchru u preceding day. PROGRESSIVE EDUCATION.—AII of us, who are worth anything, spend our manhood in unlearning the follies, or expiating the mistakes, of our youth.—Shelly. BIRTHS. OF A SON. On the 24th ult., the wife of the Rev. Henry Stretton, Chiswick. On the 29th ult., at 17, Lower Seymour-street, Portman. square, Mrs. Robert Stopford. Or A DAUGHTNR. On the 29th ult., at Hounslow, the wife of Captain Hawkes, 3d Light Dragoons. Ou the 31st ult., at 15, Carlton-hill east, Mrs. Henry Everest. MARRIED, On the Ist inst., at St. John's ' Hampton Wick, by the Rev. Wm. Jennings Hamilton, M.A., vicar of Ivinghoe, Bucks, assisted by the Rev. Geo. Goodenough Lynn, M.A., incumbent of St. John's, Hampton Wick, Henry Ed war d Tatham, Esq., of Adelaide-road, St. John's -wood, to Louise Katharine Parkins, eldest daughter of Richard William Lack, Esq., of Hampton Wick, and of the Board of Trade, Whitehall, and niece of the late James Tillyer Blunt, Esq. On the lat inst , at St. Michael's Church, Chester-square, oolonel Sir Thomas Troubridge, Bart., C. 8., one of her Majesty's Aides-de-Camp, to Louisa Jane, the daughter of Daniel Gurney, Esq., of North Runcton, Norfolk, and the Lady Harriett Gurney. On the 31st ult., Manuel Castello, Esq., of the Stock Exchange, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Simon Mag nus, E s q., of Chatham, Kent. {ADVERTISEMENT.] —Mothers and Nurses will find Du Barry's delicious Revalenta Food admirably adapted to remove all disorders of stomacha en are at all times and bowels to which il y, diarrhoea, constipation, such as indigestion, feats and childr flatulency; colic, (13-z:enter . constipation, debility, gthens,n e eUrrhe s and is used with and restlessness. It strengthens, snoi•e advantage than milk in rearing infants. We . it e admirably a .. • 1 few testunonm.s :,—, "Gentlemen,—We o ut . 5 1e 8 L 3 n 1 ;—eh a Grammarhave found School, Dec. 15, 1851 Stevenage, adapted for infants. Our baby has never once had d 1 1 bowelS since taking it.—R. Ambler." Amsterdam ; Tr _elC. 1852. Dear Sir,: --Our child, up to the age of ele'vsns iv t Dec. was very delicate and wasting away, and milk, sago ee a k i s i arrowroot turned sour on its stomach, causing great suffer. lug. We then fed it upon Du Barry's Revalenta Arablca ' which agreed wonderfully with her ; and she is ow, at the age of nin e mouths, a plump and lively little g n irl.—Dauiel Se "as. Wildervank, Holland, 20 Se p t. 1853. Dear Sir,— Our bal4,.which Heaven presented us with ten months back, was maat tcked, wh en four weeks old, wit h a disease of the sto bad alland glands, by which our s even p revious infants been carried off , and this last child seemed des - in ed to follow its sisters doctor, a vex yai and brothers before many days, for our hausted all his skill, and had, during three weeks, ex next, when he advised and was at a loss what to prescribe lam happy t o sa Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica, which, few days ; and, in worked a great change for the better in a well, an di s now a six e weeks time, the child was perfectly greatest happiness to erful, blooming boy—a source of the fairly be cousicleredoneuosf all. This delicious remedy may vered.—With ete l the greatest blessings ever disco rna gratitude In canisters, lib.- 2s. lid.; 2lb gratitude, years, &c., L. H. Vaalmar. The 121 b., carting° free, ~, re ' 4 . s- 6 d.• 5Th. 118. ; 121 b. '21% Du Barry 4 Co. 77 , .. , tegent c - e sTre receipt. of Post-office order. Barry Piccadil/ y ; CO, Gracechnreh-street e - t '. 31.4uden ; also at IS2, 4, Clicapside ; CO and CS, Cornhill ; 40 0 , , and 451, Strand; b. 5, Charingtertiss ; 51; ' Upper -Baker!_sb.,,bn.°PBgate-street; Oxford-street; 89, High-street, Camden-town; ;• Cl' and 150, mall., 7, Pall-mall-East ; 1: - 0, New Bond -street 18, p a ll. comb-street • 13, King William-street, City ; 30 ; 24, C Mot. rtreet ; 21, el'odispur-street ; 1.5, Farringdon-street St.;o637dui. Palri Clanrebrard ; 8, Edward-street, Portman-square. Brighton—Monday, Patcliam ; Wednesday, Race course ; Saturday, Dyke— at a quarter to 11. Bromsgrove—Monday, Fairfield—at 11. Brookside—Monday, Newmarket-hill; Thursday, Tel•combe Tye—at half-part 10. Eastbourne—Monday, Bu lock Down ; Thursday, Jevington Holt—at 11. H. H.—Monday, Cliffe-street ; Thursday, Decoy, Halstow—at 11. High Peak—Monday, Green Cowden Farm ; Thurs day, Pike Hall ; Saturday, Parsley Hay Warf. Newcastle and Gateshead—Monday, Washington ; Friday, Long Benton—at half-past 10. SCOTCH. Fox-HOUNDS. Durnfrieishira— Tuesday, Kinmount ; Thursday, Cora longon ; Saturday, Dalton Village. HARRIERS. [ADVERTISEMENT.]—HoIIoway's Ointment and Pills excellent remedies for abscesses.—Mr. Wm. Alsop, of the (loop Wesley, informed Mr. Reinhardt, druggist, Hull, that a child of his had a dreadful abscess on the thigh, and that the medical men gave him no hopes of the child's life. Mr. Reinhardt then recommended him to use Holloway's ointment ; he did so, and the abscess soon healed, and the litt'e patient is now as well and as strong as any child can be, entirely through the virtues of the ointment, which are beyond all praise.—Sold by all medicine vendors throughout the world ; at Professor Holloway's establishments, 244, Strand, London, and 80, Maidea-lane, New York ; by A. Stampa, Constan• tinople ; A, Guidicy, Smyrna ; and S. goods, Malta, Tait's, Mr. A. D.—Wednesday, Largie Toll; Satur day, Carcluie half-past 10, CORPS OF ROYAL MARINES. George Lyon TU1)111311, Gentleman Cadet, to be Second Gentleman Cadet, to be Second Lieutenant. Lieutenant. Wm. Elliot, Wm. Wynch George Back Willis, Gentleman Cadet, to be Second Lieutenant. George Wm. Oliver, Gentleman Cadyt,, to be Second Lieutenant. John Gore Fitzgerald, Gentleman Cadet, to be Second Lieutenant. William Edward Deepard, Gentleman Cadet, to 1, 11 Second Lieutenant. FOX-HOUNDS. Armagh County—Monday, Cro ssdall ; Thursday, Kil lileagb—at half-past 11. Carlow and Island —Monday, Bullingate • Wednes day, Fighting Cocks • Friday, Munfin—at 11. Gal way Blazers—iue, day, Estwell ; Saturday, Kil oornan—at 11. • Kildare Tuesdays Spratstown Bridge ; Thursday, Eighteenth Milestone ; Saturday, Bathcoole —at 11. Kilkenny Hunt —Monday, Callan; Wednes3ay, Inieti ogue ; Friday, .4e Barracks—at a quarter to 11. TO BE MAJORS IN THE ARMY. Captain S. N. L9wder ..„ Captail G. B. Rodney Captain J. M. Womyss Captain J. E. W. Lawrence Captain G. A. Schoenberg Captain G. S. Digby DIED. On the 2d inst., at 53, Upper Seymour-street, Poriman square, Richard Willis, eldest eon of the late Richard Powell, Esq., of Abbey-place, St. John's-wood, aged 31. On the 2d inst., at 19, Maddox-street, Hanover-square, Miss Alice Greehon. On the 2d inst., Jane, wife of J.G. Sturch, of Newing ton-butts. On the Ist inst., George Smith, youngest son of Mr. J. Smith, of the Bank of England, and Northampton Villa, Canonbury-park, Islington, aged 27. On the 31st ult., at Kilburn, Middlesex, Mr. Nathaniel Tuffnell, aged 63. On the 31st ult., at 19, High-street, Manchester-square, Mr. James Paine, professor of music, aged 76. On the 30th ult., Mr. Anthony Todd, of 14, Claremont terrace, Pentonville, aged 54. On the 26th ult., at Dartford, Thomas Deverattx Cavell, aged 59. LONDON: Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG, of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No. 112, Strand, in the Pri,einet of the Savoy, in thi notintY Of Middlesex, Saturday, Noyembor 3, 1555. at :e 4 ba , , ~Lbi 11 Mat Olt i To AiiC] tdp WI:1i Of t