The Sun.
London, England, 1855-11-02 00:00:00

BREVET.

Brevet-Oolonel William Fenwiek Williams, C. 8., of the
Royal Artillery, to be promoted to the rank of Major-
General in the Army for distinguished service in the field.
Captain and Lieutenant -Colonel Studholm Brownrigg,
C. 8., Grenadier Guards, to be Colonel in the Army, for
distinguished service in the field.

TO BE LIEUTENANT-COLONELS IN THE ARMY.
Major F. G. Urquhart, lit Foot
Major F. C. Aylmer, 89th Foot
Major F. D. Lister, 9th Foot
Major H. A. Strachan, 39th Foot
Major Hon. C. D. Plunkett, lit Foot
Major H. Blount, 68th Foot
Major W. MscMahon, 41th Foot
Major W. M`Call, 79th Foot
Major J. J. Hurt, 4th Foot
Major H. Smith, 3d Foot
Major J. A. Ewart, 93d Foot
Major E. G. Hallowell, 28 h Foot
Major C. G. Ellison, Grenadier Guards
Major W. Sankey, 47th Foot
Major W. Inglis, 57th Foot
Major G. W. A. Higginson, Grenadier Guards
Major L. Sbadwell, Unattached, Assistant Quarter.
master-General
Major W. Morris, C.B , 17th Light Dragoons
Major J. H. King, 49th Foot
Major R. Pratt, 41st Foot
Major C. F. Campbell, 46th Foot
Major F. F. Maude, 3d Foot
M.,jor A. C. Cure, 55th Foot
Major E. H. Maxwell, 88th Foot
Major J. Daubeny, 62d Foot
Major W. W. Turner, 7th Foot
Major W. J. Loftus, 38th Foot
Major R. Warden, 19th Foot
Major R. Grove, 90th Foot
Major G. Steevens, 20th Foot

TO BE MAJORS IN THR ABMT.
Captain R. J. Eagar, 31st Foot
Captain T. W. Hudson, 39th Foot
Captain J. Dwyer, 14th Foot
Captain A. Wombwell, 46th Foot
Captain W. Douglas, 14th Foot
Captain It. F. W. Sibthorp, 97th Foot
Captain W. A. Fyers, Rifle Brigade
Captain W. J. Cuter, 63/1 Foot
Captain W. C. Hodgson, 79th Foot
Captain J. Maxwell, 34th Foot
Captain F. L. Whitmore, Ist Foot
Ca)talu A. R. Garrett, 46th Foot
Captain G. H. Hawes, 9th Foot
Captain T. Smith, 90th Foot
Captain R. B,rnston, 90th Foot
Captain W. Pretyman, 311 Foot
Captain F. G. T. Deshon, 48th Foot
Captain C. Sykes,.4Bth Foot
Captain H. It. Browne, 9th Foot
Captain W. Boyle, 89th Foot
Captain G. Skipwith, 41st Foot
Ceptain T. Maunsell, 28th Foot
Captain F. A. Thesiger, Grenadier Guards
Captain C. C. Villiers, 47th Foot
Captain It B. Hawley, 89th Foot
Captain .John Robinson, 44th Foot
Captain H. R. Carden, 77th Foot
Captain Charles Hood, 3d Foot
Captain Hans R. While, 89th Foot
Captain J. E. T. Quayle, 33d Foot
Captain A. 1 itea'ri, 421 Foot
Captain G. L. Thomtion. 4th Foot
Captain W. Roberts, 28th Foot
Captain H. D Ellis, 33i1 Foot
Captain G. Hume, 3.ith Foot
Captain J. Jordan, 34th Foot
Captain It. G. A. Luard, 77th Foot
Cartain W. A. Armstrong, 17th Foot
Captain J. Lawrie, 18th Foot
C ptain S. Hackett, 38th Foot
Captain Hon. E. C. H. Massey, 95th Foot
Captain J. H. Le Contour, Coldstream Guards
Captain Hon. W. C. W. Coke, Scots Fusilier Guards
Captain E. S. Burnaby, Grenadier Guards
Captain A. C. K. L c'c, 50th Foot
Captain Sir C. Russel, Bt., Grenadier Guards
Captain Ludford B. Daniel, 38th Foot
C ptain J. N. Sargent, 95th Foot
Captain E. Chippendall, 19th Foot
Captain Hon. 1). G. Fisch, 68th Foot
Captain lion. A. E. Fraser, Scots Fusilier Guards
Captain C. E. Watson 7th Foot
Captain G. T. Mice, 17th Foot
t- a ,tain M. J. Hayman, 18th Foot
Captain A. J. B. Thellusson, Coldstream Guards
Captain Sir J. Dunlop, Bt., Coldstream Guards
Captain J. Baring, Scots Fusilier Guards.
Captain C. C. Graham, 42d Foot
Captain C. H. S. Churchill, Rifle Brigade
Captain G. F. C. Pocock, 30th Foot
Captain F. P. Lea, 55th Foot
Captain H. R. Werge, 55th Foot
Captain H. Rowlands, 41st Foot
Captain W. Bellairs, 40th Foot
Captain R. Hume, -55th Foot
Captain J. Lowes, 3d Foot
Captain G. M. Green, 30th Foot
Captain N. Steevens, 88th Foot
Captain F. Wells, I.t Foot
Captain J. W. Dewar, 49th Foot
Captain A. W. S. F. Armstrong, 18th Foot
Captain H. R. Hibbert, 7th Foot
Captain D. W. Tupper, sfith Foot
Captain C. H. Lumley, 97th Footh
C pain Chalice Elgee, 47th Foot
Captain J. G. Hay, 2uth Foot
C p`ai, H. G. Wocals' t-7th Foot
Captain Richard Preston, 44th Foot
Captain F. W. F. Hunter, -i7th Foot
Captain R. L. Ot,way Pearson, Grenadier Guards
Captain F. C. E.ton, 55th Foot
Captain C. Cooch, 62d Foot
Captain A. F. Warren, Rifle Brigade
Captain J. llasssard, 57th Foot
Captain G. B. Harman, 34th Foot
Captain Hon. S. J. G. Calthorpe, Bth Light Dragoons
ROYAL ARTILLERY.—Colonel J. E. Dupuis, C.B. to be
Major-General fur distinguished Service in the Field.'

TO BE COLONELS IN THE ARMY, FOR DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE IN THE FIELD.
Lieutenant Colonel J. St. George
Lieutenant• Colonel E. C. Wards
Lieuteri•►nt Colonel D. E. Woo,l, C.B.
Lieutenant Colonel J. W. Fitzmayer, C.B.
Lieutenant-Colonel G. IL Barker.

TO BE LIEUTENTA'NT-CCLONEL3 IN THE ARMY.
Major M. C. Dixon
Major H. F. Strange
Major J. C. W. Furtescuo
Major C. S. Henry
M”jor E. B. Ilamley

TO BE MAJORS IN THE ARMY.
Captain S. D. Broughton
Captain H. A. B. Campbell
Captain F. B. Ward
Captain H. Rogers
Captain M. Clifford
Captain M. Asive
Captain A. C. Hawkins
Captain W. J. E. Grant
Captain G. Shaw
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Captain H. P. NewFon.
Captain C. G. Arbuthnot
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Captain E. Moubray s
Captain W. x Reilly
Captain W. W. Barry
Captain E. J. Carthew
Captain J. E. Michell
Captain G. C. Henry
Captain W. J. Williams •
Captain C Oldershavr
Captain P. Dieks,in
Cap ,alu W. J. Hope
Captain W. W. Lukin
Captain C. E. Walcott
Captain W. J. Bolton
Captain J. Sinclair
Penn
tain L. W.
Cap
Captain E. Taddy
Captain F. Miller
Captain C. H. Owen
Captain P. L'Estrange
Capsain R. H. Champion
Cal tain W. G. Andrews
Captain R. Mackenzie
Captain W. G. Le Mesurier
Royal Engineers.—Lieut.-Colonel F. E. Chapman to be
Colonel in the Army for Distinguished Service in the
Field

TO BE LIEUT.-COLONELS IN THE ARMY.
Major G. Bent
Major E Stanton
Mujor E. F. Bourchier

TO BE MAJORS IN THE ARMY.
Captain J. F M. Browne
Captain Hon. H. F. Keane
Captain C. J. Gibb
C 'ptain F. C. Hansard
Captain H. W. Montagu
Captain A. C. Cooke
Captain E. C. Do Moleyns
Captain L. J. A. Armit
Captain C. B. Ewart
Captain C. B. P. N. H. Nugent
Captain E. C. A. Gordon
Captain W. Porter
Captain P. Ravenhill
Captain L. Nicholson
Captain C. H S .dley
Captain G. Ranken
ROYAL ARTILLERY—Brevet Major George Gardiner
Alexander to be Lieutenant-Colonel in the army.
TO BE MAJORS IN THE ARMY.
Captain
G. B. S. N. Lowderßodney
Captain
Captain J. M. Wemyss
Captain J. E. W. Lawrence
Captain Q
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Vexandria..........N A, 9, 24, & 30 of m. Dover .... • i‘exandria..........m4th & 20th of mon.ciouthampi 0:1
Bahamas .„ „ ...... sf 17th of the month I louthimplo,
Belgium ...........,NlloailY- -- --•• • • - %vat* - ... Daily
Brazil .......... _ _ 51,9 th of the mouth.. iouthamplo, Nov. 16
Buenos Ayres ....., _ 51 9th of the month.. So, ith., trw.on Nov. lb
Cape of Good Hope .. N Various ports Uncertain
Cape of Good Hope .. N
Cape de Verde ......N 9tb of tba month Southampton Roy. 15
Ceylon (see India)
Ceylon.. _ .... .. .. _2.;
Channel 151e5.... ...N Von.,Wed.,&Frhl. Southampton Ta.Th.f at
Chili.- -- ............ Al 31 It 17th Of ninnti• Seuthampto:,
China .... .. Once a month.... Nov. 4
Constantinople ......N 3,13,18,230m0! m h0ver.....,
Constantinople _ _ _ _ tth & 20th of mon. 33. tttomptor,
Cont. of Europe M & N Twice daily ...• .. Dover ...... TiVierdaily
Egypt (see India)
France „ , ..... At & N, twice daily-- Dover ...... Twl 0/stall,
liibraltar ..........M 1,7,17,20,27 .f m Southampton Oct. 25
Greece (see India) 1
Jrcytown ..........55 2nd & 17th of mon. douthampton
ilainhurgh ........ „ -,N ' Tuesday & Friday London .....
Savannah ........ _34 2nd of the month SouthamptonsNo v. 1
Holland ..,,.........M Dai1y............ D0ver....... Daily
Honduras ..........ht 17th of the month. Southampton 16t hofmon
India (viaSouthampt.)M Ith & 20th of mon. Plymouth .. No v. 20
India (via Maraeilles)M 9th& 25th of month Dover ......
lonian Lees (see India) 1, 17, & 27 of mon D0ver......
Ireland ........M & N Twice daily ...... Holyhead ... rsv ieedall:
Li5b0n............ ~,b2 1, 9,17, & 27 of m. Southampton Oct. 26
Madeira ........ „. „bi )th of the month Southampton Noy. 15
'Madeira ..., „ ..... N 13d of month .... Liverpool ...
Malta (see Indii)
_ltalta •• • • .• • • • • ....N 4,18. &28 of mon. Dover ...... Nov.. 4
ataurittus (see India)
51auritins ..........N 14th of the mon°.
Mexico ............M lnd of the motif,- Soathampten 'MN. 1
Naples . , • • .........N sthlsth2sthofmon. Dover .... ..
New Granada ......hi 2i & 17thof month Southampton
New Zea1and.......... By private of ip .. Various ports Utiltertahl
Papal States ........N ,thlsth2sthotmon. Dover ......
PPeninsula ..........M 'thi7th27thohnon.
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Port Natal ..•.......N .ly private ship... Various ports Uncertain
Sicily .... ...... ....Nl4lll4th2sthofmon, .Dever ...
T many ..,,.........NI • ,I,lsth2sthilfmon. Dover .. •• •
Venezuela ... ...... .Ir2d & 17th otmonth• •••
Van Diemen's Lend (see Southampton 1 & 16 me t 1
Australia) .. ~ .... ~
Wes Indies ........M 20. & 17th 0 i month Eionthanm.....l , . -

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GEELONG AND MELBOURNE RAILWAY.—A. new cl-mer
ship, the Geelong, of 800 toms, has sailed from'.ihe-
' Tyne with a full cargo of rails, carriages, locomotives,
&c., to he landed at the company's pier, in Cotio Bay,
LENGTH OF SERVIOE.—Last week died, in Norwich,
Mr. Thomas Carver, in his 71st year. For 56 years the
deceased has been connected with the Norfolk Chronicle,
and for 42 he had held the responsible position of over-
seer. He was carried to the grave on Thur;day by mix
tearers, the senior j.,urneymen in the same establish.
ment, whose average period of service amounted to 41i
years.

Die Renfrewshire Militia was reviewed on Monday
afternoon by Lord Viscount Melville at Hawkhead, the
seat of the Earl of Glasgow.