The Sun.
London, England, 1839-06-06 00:00:00

EVENIN G EDITION.

ENSIGNS_A. Pcacneke, M. 14 Smith, Long-
., M.

. ADMIRALS—Sir George M.,:rtin, G. C. 8., Sir Charles
Rowky, Sir Charles Buller], Sir D. Milne, Daer,s, Sir
H. Pigot, Sir W. H,Aham, Sir H. Bayntun, Lord Col-
ville, Hall, Galwev, Sir W. Loring, S,r C. Ekins, Sir
C. Adam, Sir C. htlleolm, Sir S. Warren, Sir E. Cod-
rinF:on.

CAPTAINS—Rid]Ird F. Rowley, Sir H, Hart, Lord H.
Churchill, Loch, C. Crowdy, Fitzroy, C. Mainwaring,
Sir E, Travers, Sir T. Carew, Henry Nelson (Trinity
House).
COMMANDERS—SeaIe, St. Vincent King, Anson, Sin-
&air, Kerr.
LIEUTENANTS—G. Butler, J R. Dacres.
The following Nob omen ana Gentlemen presented
Addroso-,s to the Quern :
The Earl of Coventry, as Lord High Steward of the
borough of Evesham--From that borough, praying that
her Majesty will be graciously pleased to call the Duke of
Wellington to her M:•jtssty's Councils.
The Earl of Belfast—From the town and vicinity of
Belfast, expressive of devoted loyalty to her Majesty, and
of admiration at her 'Majesty's recent vindication of the pre-
rogative and independence of the Crown.
The Earl of Radnor—From the North Wilts Reform
Association, praying her Majesty to call to her Councils
persons who will promote the ireprovements of the institu-
tions of the country.
Lord Wenlock—From the inhabitants of Madeley and
the neighbourhood of Wcnlock, Shropshire.
Lord Foley—From Droitwich, expressing reliance on
her Majesty's firmness of purpose. Also from Worcester,
thanking her Majesty for recalling to her Councils her
present Ministers. Also from Kidderminster, congratu-
lating her Majesty upon her resistance of the late attempt
tp invade her comfort.
The Earl of Ilchester—From the town and neighbour-
hood of Sherborne, in the county of Dorset, expressive of
admiration of her Majesty's decided conduct on the recent
anticipated changes in her Majesty's Councils.
Sir John Yarde BuTo.—Frorn the inhabitants of Teign-
mouth, congratulating her Majesty on the anniversary of
her natal day, and wishing her Majesty a long and happy
reign, which, in their humble opinion, would be insured by
her Majesty calling to her Councils Conservative States-
men who possess the confidence of the country.
The Earl of Lovelace—From the Mayor and Inhabitants
of the borough of Godalming, expressive of their admira
tion of her Majesty's conduct under most trying circum-
s•ances, and of their hope that the stability of the Crown
may he assured by being indentified with the cause of pro-
gressive reform.
The Duke of Cleveland—From Shropshire from the
Reform Association at Wellington.
The Earl of Lovelace, Mr. Denison, M. P., Mr. Craw-
ford, M. P., and Mr. Charles Ed. Long—From certain
electors of Surrey, assembled at Dorking, thanking her
Majesty for combining the defence of the Royal Prerogative
with the ju,t regard for the rights and interests of every
class of her subjects.
Thei Right Hon. George Byng, M. P.—From the borough
of Chatham, and the City of Canterbury, expressive of
admiration and gratitude for her Majesty's firmness in re-
' sisting the attempt to form a new administration.
The Marquis of Tavistock—From the inhabitants of St.
Ives, in the county of Huntingdon, expressing their admi-
ration of the firm conduct displayed by her Majesty in re-
sisting the attempt lately made to controul her Majesty,
and assuring her Majesty of their determination to support
the prerogatives of the Crown.
Mr. E 'ward Buller, M.P.—From the inhabitants of
Hanky on Shelton.
The Marquis of Normanby—From parishes in Dublin,
from Waterford, Wexford, from Enniscorthy, and Temple-
shannon, from the parish of St. Martin in the Fields, from
Barking, from Largo, county of Ayr, expressing gratituJe
to her Majesty.
Lord Morpeth—From Wakefield, Selby, and Chester-
Aeld, in humble approval of her Majesty's spirited conduct.
Mr. Brownrigg, M.P.—From inhabitants of the bo-
rough of Boston, praying her Majesty to call to her coun-
cils those Conservative statesmen who enjoy in their opinion
the respect and confidence of the nation.
Mr. Easthope and Mr. Wynne Ellis, M. P.'s for Leices-
ter---From that town, expressive of loyalty and attachment,
, Earl de Grey—From the inhabitants of Bedford, pray,
tog her Majesty to call other Ministers to her Councils.
Sir John Seale, Bart —From the Mayor, Alclermer

and Councillors of Dartmouth, in admiration of her Ma
jesty's wisdom and firmness in resisting the recent attempt
controul her Majesty in the selection of her Household,
and praying her Majesty to call to her Councils each Minis-
ters as will direct cn the march of Reform, and prevent any
oligarchy trampling on the prerogative of the Crown, or
the rights of her Majesty's people.
Lieut.-General Sharpe—From the Magistrates and
Town Council of the Royal Burgh of Dumfries, express.
jog to ber Majesty their grateful thanks and sincere satis.
faction for her Majesty's conduct in support of her Majesty's
Royal prerogative.
tMr. Burr, M. P. for Hereford—From that city reffret-
fC the dismissal of the Duke of Wellington and the
iNbt Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Bart., M. P., from her
--Tuty's Councils and confidence.
of ilOn. T. D'Eyncourt—From the Mayor and Corporation
Mz."e borough of Louth, expressing their admiration of her ,
•.Jest •
Ikt y s firmness in maintaining her just right to nomi-
Fthe Ladies of her Majesty's Household.
01,arl Stanhope—From a Meeting in the West Riding
th Yorkshire, praying that such persons may be called to
T: Royal Councils as will secure the stability of the
r°lle, the interests of property, and the rights of the
poor, by including them in the representation. Also from
4,300 inhabitants of Norwich, praying that those statesmen
Pe`
ebe called to the Royal Councils who possess the res.
h.ond confidence of the nation, and who can avert its
vresont dangers.
Mr. Chichester, M.P.—From the borough of Barn-
staple. Also from Ilfracombe, Devon.
M. H. Broadwood, M. P., and Mr. Countenay, M. P.
.6-Prom the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Town-
wTitele iof Bridgewater, humbly praying that her Majesty
'
object pleased to call to her Councils those statesmen, the
proles °
whose lives has been to preserve the Crown, the
JNut religion, and the ancient institutions of the
Country
, and who are still prepared to maintain our glori-
olts Constitution in Church and State, which is equally the
palladium of the just prerogative of the Crown, as of the
tights and liberties of her Majesty's subjects.
Right Hon. H. Labouchere, M. P., Mr. E. T. Bain-
bridge, M. P., and Captain Beedon —Of thanks and con-
gratulation to her Majesty from theinhabitants of Taunton,
tgrced to at a public meeting.

- Mr. DivettL-From the inhabitants of Teignmouth, De-
vonshire, agreed to at a public meeting, and signed by 287
Persons, expressing their loyalty and attachment to her
I‘'‘lajesty's person and Government; congratulating her
Majesty on her Majesty's resolution not to dismiss the
Ladies of her Majesty's Household, and on the restoration
to office of her Majesty's present Ministers, &c. Also from
a town in Devonshire, signed by 174 persons, to the
rattle effect ; and expressing their hope that her Majesty
will continue to call to her Majesty's Councils and aid such
liberal and enlightened statesmen only as are determined
t
I`,l uphold the great principles of civil and religious
'uerty.
Admiral Sir Edward Codrington—From the Town
Council of Devonport.
Colonel Tynte—From the inhabitants of Bridgewater.
Colonel Gore Langton—From the inhabitants of Shep-
ter,
tMallet and its vicinity, expressing sentiments of pro.
ticrul veneration for her Royal dignity, and of devoted at-
lielitnent to her Majesty's person.
Mr. F. B. Beamish, M. P.—From the citizens of
Cork,l expressive of their gratitude for her Majesty's
',Durable disposition towards Ireland, and of indignation
iat the recent proposition to remove the ladies of her Ma-
fstY's Household, which they deem insulting to the ho-
rilra derogatory to the dignity, and destructive to the
4PPiness of the Sovereign.
Mr. Morgan, M.P.—From the inhabitants of the
Borough: of Brecon, deploring the present unsettled state
"1 the Empire, and earnestly praying that her Majesty
Rill be pleased to summon to her Councils those en-
lightened Statesmen whose consistent-maintenance of Con-
servative principles, can alone avert impending evils, and
Promote the real prosperity of this great country.
Mr. Robert Stewart—Froin the Magistrates or Council
of Haddington, thanking her Majesty for her firm conduct
at the late political crisis.
Mr. Shiel—From the inhabitants of Carrick-on-Line,
expressing their gratitude to her Majesty for her wisdom
quid firmness in resisting an attempt to control her pre-
rogative.
Mr. O'Connell, M.P., accompanied by Mr. John
''Connell, Mr. R. Hutton, M. P., Mr. J. Evans, M.P.,
Z,"- H. Grattan, M. P., Mr. Curry, M.P., Sir Richard
Nagle, M. P., Mr. James Power, Mr. Henry Dillon Trant,
and Mr. Francis B. Beamish—From the city and county
2f Dublin, expressive of admiration of her Majesty's
Ltrtiness on a late trying occasion, and gratitude for her
Majesty's resistance to the attempt lately made to interfere
with the undoubted prerogatives of the Crown, and ex-
tiressing also an atdent wish that the loyal inhabitants of
Ireland may have an early opportunity of expressing in
Person their devotion and attachment to her Majesty.
Mr. Gillen, M. P.—From the inhabitants of Falkirk
sod its vicinity, on her firmness on the late occasion, and
Praying her to call to her Council men only who will pursue
a course of vigorous Reform.
Mr. Hodgson, M. P.—Beseeching her Majesty to call to
her Councils those statesmen whose advocacy of Conserva
•
tire principles has obtained for them the confidence of the
nation.

Mr. Henry Grattan—From Dublin, Meath, Wicklow,
and Longford, expressing their admiration of her Majesty'.
spirit and magnanimity displayed on a late occasion in up-
holding her just prerogative.
Mr. Henry C. Sturt, M. P.—From bankers, tradesmen,
"d other inhabitants of the town and county of Poole, ex-
?ressive of their hope that her Majesty will call to her Ma-
Ja'tY's Councils men entitled to the confidence of the
country.
Sir Edward Knatchbull—From Deal and Weimer, ex-
Pressing regret that a new and efficient Government has
ant been for med.

Mr. Rich, M. P.—From the inhabitants of Knaresbo-
roug'h, expressing their attachment to her Majesty, or
their admiration of her Majesty's promptness and energy
lo repelling an attack upon her personal liberty in the
choice of her M. jcsty's domestic friends and associates,
and further, declaring their hopes that her Majesty will
continue in her Councils such Ministers only as are desirous
of Carrying out the great principles of the Reform Act.
Mr. Battie Wrightson—From the borough of Northal-

Mr. Phillpotts, M. P.—From the city of Gloucester.
Mr. Standish—From the borough of Wigan.
The following Noblemen and Gentlemen were presented
,o the Queen :
The Duke of Cleveland, to take leave on going to Ger-
many.
Lord Godolphin, by the Earl of Chichester.
The Rev. Thomas G •raier, by the Earl of Albemarle.
Mr. Macdonald Lockhart, M. P., by the Marquis of
Huntley.
Mr. Seymour Sadler, on appointment as Exon of the
Yeomen Guard, by the Earl of Ilchester.
Mr. J. Spring Rice, on his marriage by Mr. Spring
Rice.
Captain J. Rowland Smyth, on his marriage, by Lord
Tenterden.
Lieut.- Colonel Rowley, by Vice Admiral Sir Charles
Rowley.
Captain Caledon Egerton, 89th Regiment, by Lieut,
General Sir Charles Egerton.
Captain Beadon, Queen's Loyal Corps, Taunton Yeoman.
ry Cavalry, by the Right Hon. Henry Labouchere.
Lieut. Cavendish, 52d Light Infantry, on his promotion,
by Colonel Cavendish.
Captain Strubenzee, 39th Regiment, by Lieut.-General
Sir Robert O'Callaghan.
Earl of Miltown, by the Marquis of Normanby.
Mr. Bainbridge, M. P., by Sir Denham Jepbson Norreys,
Bart., M. P.
Captain Richard F. Rowley, R.N., by Vice-Admiral Sir
Charles Rowley, Bart.
Mr. John Pownall, by his father Mr. Henry Pownall.
Captain Henry Nelson, Trinity House, by the Duke of
Wellington.
Mr. James Fraser Galbraith, by the Duke of Argyll.
Major Charles Barton, 14th Light Dragoons, by Lieut.-
General, Sir Robert Batson, G. C.B.
Capt. Russell, by Mr. Greene, M. P.
Commander Seale, R.N., by Sir John Seale, Bart.
Capt. Merryweather, Royal South Gloucester Militia, by
Lord Segrave.
Mr. Geo. Constable, H. M. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms,
by Lord Foley.
Mr. Rankin, Greek Consul for Cephalonia, by Prince
Jean Soutzo.
Mr. John M'rtin, by Lieutenant-General Hon. Sir Henry
King, K. C. B.
Mr. Thomas Holroyd, on his return from India, by his
brother, Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.
Mr. George Bankes, by Mr. Bankes.
Rev. William Bridgeman Simpson, by Hon. George
Wentworth Fitz william.
Dr. O'Donnell, by Sir James Pearl, K. H.
Mr. Philip Courtenay, M.P., to kiss hands on renewal of
Patent of the Queen's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor.
Lord Lurgan, on his elevation to the Peerage, by-the Earl
of Charlemont.
Sir William Brabazon, by Lord Oranmore.
Lord Stanley of Alderley, on his elevation to the Peerage,
by Viscount Melbourne.
Archdeacon Macdonald, by the Dean of Hereford. •
Sir Edward Manwood Elton, on being created a Baronet,
by Lord Melbourne.
Dean of Ely, by Viscount Melbourne.
Rev. Thomas Schreiber, by the Bishop of London.
Mr. De La Mar Morison. on his departure for the Conti-
nent, by the Rev. C. Woddward, B. C. L.
The Rev. Charles Leicester, by Mr. Stanley, M.P.
The Hon. Chas. Noel, by his father, Lord Barham.
Hon. Richard Cavendish, late President at Nagpoor, on
his return from India, by his brother, Lord Waterpark.
Sir Henry Russell, on his return from abroad, by the Mar-
quis of Downshire
Mr. Bryan Robinson, by the Marquis of Ely
Mr. Fitzpatrick, M.P., by the Marquis of Lansdowne
Mr. J. T. Mayne, by the Right Hon. Lord Lyndhurst
Mr. Wynn Ellis, M. P. for Leicester, by the Earl of
Durham
Mr Lawrence Jones. by his father, Major-General Sir
John T. Jones, Bart., and K. C. B.
Mr. Gratwicke, Brundel and Bramber Yeomanry, by the
Earl of Surrey
Mr. William Wynn, by Viscount Combermere.
Mr. James G. Lawson, Bengal Cavalry, by Sir Alexan-
der Morison.
Mr. John Dalrymple Horseman, by the Duke of Somer-
se

Sir William Browne Folkes, by Sir Jacob Astley,
Mr. Stirling, by the Earl of Moray,
Mr. William H. Barrington, by the Chancellor of the Ex.
chequer.
Mr. E. J. Armstrong, D. L., by Lord Fitzgerald and
Vesci.

Mr. Joseph Martineau, by the Earl of Albemarle.
Mr. Richard Pennefather, by the Earl of Belfast.
Mr. Wynne, by Mr. Slaney, M. P.
Mr. William Orr, Surgeon, Royal Navy, by Sir Isaac
ilson, Knt., M.D.
Mr. Lewis Weston Dillwyn, by Mr. Christopher Rice
Mansell Talbot, M. P.
Mr. Thompson, by William Roche, Esq., M.P. for
Limerick.
Hon. W. Manic, by Colonel Wemyss.
Mr. G. H. Holland, on going abroad, by Sir J. Beresford.
Mr. Macan, by Lieut.-Ger,. Sir W. K. Grant.
Rev. G. W. St. John, by the Earl of Craven.
Colonel Warre, on receiving her Majesty's permission to
wear the Order of Knight Commander of Avis, by Gen.
Viscount Beresford.
Mr. Sharpe and Mr. David Sibbald Scott, by the Duke
of Richmond.
Viscount Ipswich and Mr. Fi.zroy, by the Earl of Euston.
Sir Edward Colebrooke, fizrt.„ and Ensign Loegcroft,
on proceeding to India, by Sir George Staunton.
Sir Henry Richardson and Mr. James Cookson, by Sir T.
Bradford.
Mr. James Rennell Rodd, on going abroad, and Comman-
der St. Vincent King, on return from foreign service, by
Sir C. Rowley.
Mr. Charles Fitzgerald Higgins, on appointment to the
South Mayo Militia, and Lieutenant-Colonel M'Alpine,
by the Marquis of Sligo.
Mr. M. H. Perley, of New Brunswick, and Mr. Thomas
Amiot, Clerk of the Crown is Chancery in Lower Ca.
nada, by Lord Normanhy
Mr. Hunter Gordon and Mr. John Ord, by the Marquis of
Huntley
M. Alphonse de Candolle, of Geneva, Mr. William Schole-
field, Mayor of Birmingham, and Mr. Norreys, Deputy
Lieutenant for Lancashire, by Lord J. Russell.
Sir Wm. Molesworth, Mr. Howley, Q.C., and Mr. A.
Jones, by Lord Morpeth
Mr. Stepney and Mr. Lloyd Flood, by Lord Ormonde
Mr. Sturt, M.P., Hon. Mr. Curzon, and Captain Loch,
on return from conveying the Queen Dowager to and
from
A. 8., and Mr. G. Dodd, by
Mr. W.
Malta,Hug Hughes
sy Lord
Hughes,
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Mr. W. H. Hughes.
Mr. Griffith, Secretary to H. M. Legation at the Court
of Greece, and Mr. Alison attached to H. 111. Embassy
from the lonian
Lieut. Col.
ocnostta..ntit•i(n)no.ple, H.b,y Lord
vtoi3n Palmerston.
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Islands, and Lieut. Robertson, by the Earl of Errol.
Lieutenant-Col. Griffiths, on promotion, and Mr. E. Fel-
lows, on his appointment to :the 53d Regiment, by
Lord F. Somerset.
Lieutenants Cornock, and J. H. Tong, by Gen. Sleigh.
Captain Henderson, and Cornet A. R. Miller, by Sir R.
Barton.
Ensigns A. Lecky and Peacocke, on their appointment, by
General Sir A. Brooke,