The Sun.
London, England, 1865-09-19 00:00:00

SEPT. iB.

Sub-Lieutenants Augustus Hill Burgess Bradshaw,
Thomas Edward Miller, Herbert Ward Dowding, Henry
Eardley Maclean, James Bridgeham Haye, Robert Wilbra-
ham Stopford, Clement La Primandaye, Richard Bate Wil-
kinson, Philip Nathaniel Tyrwhitt, Robert Barton, and
Henry Studdy, to be Lieutenants. Acting Sub-Lieutenants
Alan Brodrick Thomas and James Henry Butt to be
Acting Lieutenants.
The following notice is substituted for that which ap-
peared in the Gazette of the loth instant:—

Rear-Admirals—The Hon. Plantagenet Pierrepoint
Cary, Robert Craigie, and John Bunch Bonnemaison
Mliardy, on the Reserved List, to be Vice-Admirals on
the same list.

Captain William John Cavendish Clifford, C. 8., to be
Rear-Admiral in her Majesty's Fleet.

BANKRUPTS.
The following are the only bankrupts of Commercial
importance in the Gazette :
Richard William Webb, attorney, Jewry-street
Edmund Peel, peat fuel manufacturer, Macclesfield
William Rymill, carrier, Walworth
Smith Misting, wine merchant, Clapham-road
Richard Lavender, gold beater, South Hoz-nsey
Thomas Carter Winter, tailor, Clapham
Anthony M. Harrison, cheesemonger, Lambeth
Robert Harman, photographer, Deptford
William Tebbitt, financial agent, City
James Reader, fruit salesman, Borough Market
John Newman, leather dresser, Bermondsey
William Robinson, smith, Southampton

COURSE OF EXCHAN GE--This Evening

Amsterdam Short. 11 181
Ditto 3 Months. 12 ii 191
A,
Rotterdam
12 il
Antwerp — 25 50 25 55
Brussels
Hamburg
Paris Short 25 20 13 10i
Ditto 3 Months. 25 45 25 30
Marseilles
Frankfort on the Maine 25 5U
Vienna l2Ol. 1207
Trieste — 11 17k g
11 •91
Petersburgh
11 22i
Berlin
Madrid

Cadiz
Leghorn
Milan
Messina
Genoa
Naples
Palermo
Oporto
Lisbon

..... 47t 4.8.
-47 i 471-
- 2 's7i 25 62}
- 25 55 25 60
- 25 55 25 60
- 25 571 25 t 2
- 25 57i 25 624
- 25 574 25 624
- 51! 511/
- 511 slt

Mr. Bright on Reform.

GLASGOW, Monday.

Mr. Bright writes declining to address a Reform
meeting in Glasgow. If he speaks in one place he
must speak in others, and he is unable to undergo
the fatigues of a great agitation. He expresses
faith in the triumph of Reform, but says it should
be postponed till the close of the official life of
Lord Palmerston, the only man connected with the
sLeinbtee rnacl
epfarrotrn able ahned
sawying t
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would o betrayhav have
rai t. Onepassed e
bill of 1860, but he refused to utter it.

FUNERAL OF A MILITARY KNlGHT.—Yesterday
(Monday) Captain Hollingsworth, the late military
knight of Windsor, was buried with military honours in
the catacombs connected with St. George's Chapel. Tho
procession proceeded from the residence of the late knight,
in the lower foundation of the castle, to the chapel, in the
following order :—The corps of drums and fifes of the 2d
Battalion of Grenadier Guards, playing the " Dead March
in Saul ;" a firing party of 100 rank and file, under the com-
mand of Capt. Blundall, Lieut. Lord George Pratt, and
Liout. B. Dawson. The coffin was carried by sis. privates
of the Guards, and the pall borne by four military knights,
followed by relatives of the deceased and the rest of the
knights. On passing the guard-room to the chapel, the
castle guard turned out and presented arms. At the con-
clusion of the burial service the coffin was lowered into its
last resting-place, and three volleys were fired over the
grave.

- A NEW EMPLOYMENT FOR SOLDIERS AND THEIR
FAMILIES.—In consequence of a strike of hop-pickers at
Strood a large number of soldiers have been obtained by
two large hop-growers there to pick their hops quickly, as
otherwise the crop would be rendered valueless. About 150
men of the depot _battalions stationed at Chatham, and
nearly 100 Royal Marines, with a number of soldiers' wives
and children, are now engaged picking the hops on the
grounds of these growers.
DESPATCIL OF THE WEST INDIA MAILS.—SOUTII-
AMPTON, Sept. 18.—The Royal Mail Company's
steamer Seine, Captain Revett sailed this afternoon with
the fortnightly mails for the British and Foreign West
Indies, the Pacific, California, Central America, &c. She
took out 155 passengers, English specie, £5OO ;
4.378 ; French jewellery, £2,143 ; inicloaver, vslue 4100 ;
and a general cargo of French and Fonglieh yaerchaadice.
Amongst the passengers by the Seine are Captains Paul
and Francis, for Greytown ; Rev. Mr. Gribbell, for Calon ;
Dr. Cameron, for Demerara ; and the AOY, iibrker! for
AzitiFik