The Sun.
London, England, 1849-06-15 00:00:00

X 27,770,200

Dated the 11th day of June. 184'

BANKING K.
Proprietors' capital.. 14,553,000
Kest • .. • ....... 3.103,541
Public deposits (in-
cluding Exchequer,
Commissioners of

National Debt, Sav-
ings-bank s, and Di- • •
vidend accounts) 6,181,1326-
Other deposits .. 9.526,150.
Seven day and other •
bills" • • ••••• .. • . 1,066,06'1

£34,429,784

Dated the 14th day of-June,

THE LONDON GAZETTE.

(THIS E VEN ING.)

NOTIFICATION.

It id hereby notified, 'that Viscotint Palmerston, her
Majesty's
.PrinciPar SeeetarY; Of State- for Foreign
Afars, .has .received -a-dispatch, dated the Bth Of .the
month of June instant, including a communicatioh.froth
the Austrian Governmeat notif)ing the Blockade of-the'
Port of Ancona by the Naval Forces of the Emperor of
Austria.

The following is a translation of the notificittiong-,
ceived from the Austrian Government:-
- (TRANLATION.) •
Vienna, June 7,;1849.
The undersigned, President of ,the Council, &c., has
the honour to inform Mr. Magenis, Sco., that the Port
of Ancona has been placed under effective blockade 'b)
the vessels of war of his Imperial and Royal ApoSiolii:k
Majesty, and that, considering the hostile operations
directed against that town from the land, this blockade
must be looked upon as a regular siege.
As this blockade has only for its object to contribute
towards the reestablishment of the legitimate authorit}
within the territories of the Church, it follows, that it
will he raised as soon as that object !kill have been
attained.

In requesting Mr. Msgenis to have the goodness to
bring this measure to the knowledge of his Government,
the uuderbigned avails himself of the opportunity of
renewing to him the assurance of his distingnishetl
consideration. (Signed)

F. SCHWAIIVINBERG.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, JUKE 11._

The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint
John Patrick Carruthers, E q., now British Vice-Consul,

to her Maj. sty's Consul at 1 aganrog.
The Queen his also been graciously pleased to ap•
point John Robert Curtis, Esq., to be her Majesty's
Consul at Cologne.
WAR OFFICE, JUNE 15.

6th Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Bernard Brocas,
fro►n the 71st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Neville, whu
exchanges, June 15.

11th It, gitnent of Foot—Lieutenant John Walpole
D'O) ly to be Captain, by purchase, 3*e Kenny, who
retires; Ensign B. nry John Maclean to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice D'Oyly John Finch, Gant., to be En-
sign, by purchase, vice Maclean, June 15.

50thfoot—Lieutenant William Percival Elgce to be
Adjutant, vice Lister, who resigns the Adjutancy only,
June 15.

56th Foot—Ensign John Keys Ilumfrey to be Lieu-
tenant, by purchase, vice Fellows, appointed to the 96th
Foot; Ensign Hugh Eccles to be •Lientenant, by pur-
"chase,' vice Thorne, appointed to the 80th Foot; Wil-
liam Charles Coghlan, Gent., to be Ensign, by puicbase,
vice Humfrey, June 15; Walter BoUrke„ thent., to be
Ensign, by purcase, vice Eccles, June 16.- , '
59th - Foot—Lieutenant; Wiliam. Fetherstonhaugh„.
from the 48th Foot. .to be-Paymaster, vice-Anthony
Wal,he, who-retired upon half payi, Assiatant-Surgeon
to the F.,rces Geor.te William Powell, M.D.,'"toi be Sur•
geon, vice Williams, promoted On. the-St'aff,'June 15.
62d Foot—Ensign John'O'Callaghan to be Lieu-
tenant, by purchase, vice Seale, 'w,lta retires;.' Joseph
Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, ,by purchase, rice
han, June 15
71st Foot—Lieutenant 13 rent N,eville..from the 16th
Dragoon .Guards, to .be Lieutenant, vice . Brocas, who
exchanges, June 15..
80th Foot—Lieutenrnt George Thorne, from the 56th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Ilardinge, prothoted in the
16th Foot, Sune 15.
- 96th Poot—MajOr' Titoreas. Maitland Vilson to .be
Lieutentint-Colonel, 'by'purchoe, vide 'l:Nine, who re-
tires ;,:l3revet.,-Maj or. Hubert Hildh to be; Major, ,by
'Chase, vice Cheape, who retires Captain John, Snod
, grass to be Major, by , purchase, vice Wilson;
~-Liegtenant Robert Mounsey Lambert .to ,be
Captain. ...by . purchase,. vice "- Ruth ; Lieutenant
John Vize. O'Donnell to .be 'Captain, by pur-
chase,, . vice Snodgrass ; Lieutenant Francia. William
Fellows, from- the 56th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice
Ltitnberti Ensign George Bentinck Cumberland' 'to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice O'Dbiinell ; !Patrick
Hunter, Gent., to be Ensigp,, by purehasei.iiCe -Cumber-
land, June
34.Weit Indian Regimett—Ensign 'William John
Russ-Worm to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dug-
geon, deceased, April 28, 1849 ; H. J. Rainslord, Gent.,
to be Ensign, vice Husawurm, June 18, 1849.
- HOSPITAL STAFF.—Surgeon Thomas Williams, M.D.,
from the 59th Foot, to be Staff-Surgeon of the First
Class, vice Thomas Forrest • Cotton, who retires upon
half-pay; Acting Assistant-Surgeon Edward Burrowes
Sinclair to be .Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces, vice
Powell, promoted in the 59th Foot, June 15.
—UNAiTACllED:—Lieutenant Walter Brisbane Park,
froin the 26th 'Foot; to be Captain, without purchase
June 1,5.,
DECLARATION7OF BANKR,UPTCY.

Will/an) Richards, butcher. BrPeon.'
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

Grrcehth)oarringeles-HB,enry Lovegrove; auctioneer, West Ham
'Churchyard, Essex. ' - . = • -
BANKRUPTS.' , ' -•- -
Charles Lamdin, upholsterer, Newbury, -Berkshire, to
surrender June 26, at one, and 26,' at twelve, at the
Cdurt of Bankruptey. Pennell, official assignee; Newbon
and Evens, Wardrutie-place, Doctors'-commOns.
Charles eirter, ironmonger, Rochford, Essex.
- _Mark Leppingwell Munson, victualler, Hadleigh,'
Suffolk. ~ . ... ..
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J(iseph 14 ichedson,
roe- kteisb, y,
.ti,g4.,r,,- efiarlot Rochdale.sai
tirwier,
Kendai,,t.i.stretat,Et2rraonyd...
Kent.
square.Edwa rd Munn, farmer; Stone--14:;13' I:en- b
John. Uuderw,ooc, meslusan, tturi 41, eiollEthditua'auFpn'tdosn..
Anthony Knight, miller, Westrueon
- John Robert Wright, currier, Leeds.
.. -
Francis Halley, builder, Shiffual, Shropshire. '
John HAI-dim], clwhier, Loughborough,. Leicegershire.
Peter Chaloner, innkeeper, Cdrow, Radnorshire.
PRICE OF SUGAR. . .
The ayerage. price of Brown. or Iltiscovido' Sugar, com-
puted4fro 29;4 ectrepteurrnciw•t made i 4 the weekending June 12,
th 9,
is 265.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE
(From the LUndon -New Price .Current, June 15.) .
StroAn.—To-day the market was less freely supplied with
all sorts of Raw Sugar, still the demand was not better, and
former rates were not to be obtained. In West India the
business concluded-was small forall purposes, and' amounted
to only 338, making 1,535 hhds, Ste.,,.fur the week ; .and the
reduction in prioes is Is. per cwt. • •
Rzpiszn. To-day there was little desire evince
business in Relined Goods by home dealers; Brown d to do
Lamps
are quoted at 51s, and ,fair Grocery. at 523 to .52s 6d per cwt.
For lionded.Crushed Sugar the market is doll at former rates.
MAURITIUS.-Thiw afternoon there,was little. business done
by private treaty in Mauritius Sugar, ,anitat public.sale 800
bags were only offered, and sold at 38s 6d to 39s tor mid to
good yellow. • • ,
, ,
EAST i. LNDIA.—This afternoon there was little' desiTe
evinced to?operate in Bengal Stigar, and_at public sale 1,806
bags were only-in part sold at the former value;; Bewaresj