The Sun.
London, England, 1865-01-14 00:00:00

LONDON GAZETTE—Last Evening,

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FOREIGN-OFFICE, AUG. 31.
The Queen has been graciously plea red to appoint Thos..
George Knox, Esq., to be her Majesty's Consul at Bang-
kok, in Siam.
WHITEHALL, J. 11.
The Queen has been pleased to grant the place of one of
Lords of Session in Scotland .to David Mure, Esq, ad-
vocate, in the room of Thomas Mackenzie, Esq., re-
signed.

DOWNING-STREET,- J. 11.
The Queen has been_pleased to appoint Luigi Ovidio
Mamo, Esq., LL.D., to be Assistant in the Chief Secre-
tary's Office and Clerk to the Council of Government for
the Island of Malta.
WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, JAN. 13.
7th Regiment of Hussars—Lieutenant-G-enefal the Earl of
Rosslyn to be Colonel, vice General Sir William Tull,

decealed.
Royal Artillery—To be Colonels Commandant—Major-
General Sir William Fenwick Williams, Bart., K.C.8.,
vice General Sir George Turner, K.C.8., deceased;
Major-General John Edward Drips, C. 8., vice General
Pater Margetson Wallace, deceased. To be Colonels—
Lieut.-Col.and Brevet-Col. David William Paynter, C. 8.,
vice Alex. Tulloh, C. 8., removed as a General Officer;
Arthur Thomas Philpatts, vice Henry George Teesdale,
removed as a General Officer ; William Bethel Gardner,
vice Ashton Ashton Shuttleworth, removed as a Gene-
ral Officer. To be Lieutenant-Colonels—Captain and
Brevet Lieutenant-Colonels Gustavus Hamilton Lock-

wood Milman, vice Brevet-Col. Paynter • Lee Chandler,
vice Brevet-Colonel Philpotts ; Charles George Arbuth-
not, vice Brevet-Colonel Gardner. To be Captains—
Second Captains Arthur :Watt Pixley, vice William
Robert Fitzgerald, retired upon a ponsion ; John Donald
George Higgon, vice Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Milman;
James Meredith Collingwood Vibart, vice Brevet Major
Chandler; Wm. Booth, vice Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
Arbuthnot To be-See-miff Captains—Lieutenants'Alfred
James Wake,. vice Pixley ; George Arbuthnot, vice Hig-
gon ; Francis Stafford Budd, on Supernumerary ; Henry
Popham Tenison M'Carthy, vice Henry Dundas Gloag,
who retires upon half-pay ; Richard Sadleir, vice Vibart;
William Buxton Barlow, vice William James Smith-
Neill, resigned ; Robert Callwell Smith, vice Booth. The
undermentioned Gentlemen Cadets from the Royal
Military Academy to be Lieutenants—Daniel Thomas
Webber, vice Arbuthnot ; William Inglis Le Breton,
vice Sadleir; Arthur Alexander Newman, vice Mac
Carthy ; Frederick Huddleston Wheatley, vice Wake ;
Charles William Kennaway, vice Barlow; William Bor-
lase Adams, vice Smith; Archibald Broadfoot ; John
Morison Alves ; George Edward Dodsworth ; James
Spedding Quayle ; Walter Cotton.
Royal Engineers—The undermentioned Lieutenants with
temporary rank to have permanent rank :—Alfred Glynn
Begbie, Warren Richard Colvin Wynne, Walter St.
George Burke, George Fletcher Ottley Boughey, Fred.
William Watkins, John Ramsay, Willingham Franklin
Richardson, George William Archer, John Hill, George
Tindall Plunkett, Edward Merry Larminie, Barzillai
Lonsley, Herbert A. Taylor, Lothian Kerr Scott, Thos.
Hungerford Holdich, Alexander Burness M'Hardy, Ed-
mund Joseph Alleyne, Clement de Beauvoir Carey, Wm.
H. Haydon, John G. Hall, Alten Augustus W. Beamisb,
Henry Charles Reynolds, Henry Campbell Macdiarmid.
The undermentioned Gentlemen Cadets, from the Royal
Military Academy, to be Lieutenants with temporary rank :
—Henry Harding Murphy, Arthur Clifford Alexander,
Arthur Robert Puzey, John Matheson, John Barber
Lindsell.
COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT.—Deputy Assistant Commis-.
Bar/ -
General John Blood Gallwey to be Assistant Com-
' missary-General, vice Tubby, retired—Acting Deputy
Deputy
BREVET

Quartermaster James Black, half-pay Royal Artillery, to
be Captain, the rank being honorary only.
The following promotions to take place consequent on
the decease of—
General Sir George Turner, Royal Artillery, on
9th December, 1864.
General Peter Margetson Wallace, Royal Artillery, on
14th December, 1864.
Major-General Henry Palliser, Royal Artillery, on 17th
December, 1864.

TO BE GENERALS.
Li.Beu„teßnoayantiGAerntielrlae,ry.
l Sir Edward Charles Whinyates,
K.c
Lieutenant-General George Cobbe, Royal Artillery.
TO BE LIEUTENAN T-GENERALS.
Major-General Sir Richard James Dacres, K. 0.8., Royal
Artillery.
Major-General, with local rank of Lieutenant-General,
Sir William Fenwick Williams, of Kars, Bart., K.C.8.,
Royal Artillery.

TO BE MAJOR-GENERALS•

Colonel Alexander Tulloh, C. 8., Royal Artillery.
Colonel Henry George Teesdale, Royal Artillery.
Colonel Thomas Akers Shone, on retired full pay, Royal
Artillery, having stood next above Colonel Shuttlewortli
at the time of his retirement.
Colonel Ashton Ashton Shuttleworth, Royal Artillery.

TO BE LIEUTENANT-COLONEU.
Brevet Major Edward Moubray, Royal Aitillery.
Major Andrew Pitcairn, Depot Battalion.
TO BE MAJORS.
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Captain James Pickard, Royal Marines.
Captain George Leslie, Royal Artillery.
ADMIRALTY, JAN. 12.
Royal Marine Light Infant Second Lieutenant Leslie
Philip Smith to be First Lieutenant, vice Dixon
(Ist), placed on half-pay—First Lieutenant Edward
Brace Pritchard to be Captain, vice Budd, retired—
Second Lieutenant Charles Arthur Kennedy to
William
be First
Lieutenant, vice Pritchard—First Lieutenant
Henry Wroot to be First Lieutenant and Quartermaster,
vice Ozzard.

Mr William John SullojckANl;atile IS2I. I
?- en promoted to be First
Class Assistant Engineer in t.

BANKRUPTS.

:uildnere, Kilburn
The following are the only bankrupts of commercial im-
port
Peckham.
J.
seller, Brighton
C BenjaminjjE r
namsanereePclsseel F.
t3l3oGhillealaaldft e•Gad, n r uwe.
bSltliteweteeebr, irf t, corn chandler, Deptford .
wm. W. Hunt, cheesemonger, Poplar
Thos. P. Fish, painter, Borough-road
Henry Wright, baker, Camberwell New-road
Robert H. Mair, clerical agent, Cecil-street, Strand
John Knieling, baker, Lemon-street, Whitechapel
Peter Pyne, wine merchant, Charles-st., Grosvenor-sq.
George H. Attwater, yeoman, Worthing
Edwin T. Reeves, vocalist, Smith-square, Westminster
Edward Cantrill, clerk, St. Stephen-square, Bayswater
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
John Bowles, grocer, Cambridge
Thomas Cope, boot maker, Manchester
SCOTCH BANKRUPTS.
JohnM‘Millan,sh
and Co.,shawl manufacturer,
merchants, Ann
an
Glasgow
Robert Richardson an
shfrmae es Fraser, merchant, Inchley Torphins, Aberdeen-
Thomas Marchland, farmer. Longhaugh, Renfrewshire
Grant and Donald, druggists, Aberdera,
Thomas Kidd, farmer, Dundee
William Miller, spirit merchant, Dumfries
Charles Widanus, draper, Aberdeen
Grant Caird, farmer, Clearymuir
Alexander C. Duncan and Co., calico printers, Glasgow
James Mayer, pianoforte-seller, Glasgow