The Sun.
London, England, 1840-05-07 00:00:00

Major Buller, Rifle Brigade, on promotion, by Lieut.-
Gee. Sir Andrew Barnard, K. C. B.
Majel' N. Ralph Tomlinson, 18th Regiment, by his
father, Rear-Admiral Tomlinson
Major L. Bruce, Bengal Army, by Sir J.IC. Hobhouse,
Bart.
Major J. G. Burns, Bengal Army, by Sir J. C. Hobhouse,
Bart.
Lieut.-Colonel Fane, on his return from India, to return
the insignia of the Grand Cross of the Bath, worn by
his late father, General Sir Henry Fane, by General
Lord Hill, G. C. B.
Lieutenant. Colonel APKinnon, Grenadier Guards, by
Colonel Lambert.
Colonel Reid, 2.1 Life Guards, on promotion, by the Gold
Stick in Waiting.
.sieutenant-General Sir James Watson, on having received
the honour of Knighthood, as a Knight Commander of
the Bath, by General Lord Hill, G.C. 8., G. C. H.
Major Henry Simmonds, 61st Regiment, en return from
foreign service, by Major-General Sir .John Gardiner,
K. C. B.
Lieut. Carr, Rifle Brigade, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir Andrew
Barnard
Lieut. Geo. Duadas, Rifle Brigade, by the Earl of
Rosebery
Lieut. R. M. Power, 9th (or Queen's Royal Lancers),
by Lieut. Col. the Eerl of Rosslyn
Lieut. Walter, 29th Regiment, by Lieut.-Gen. Lord
Strafford
Lieut. Denis Pack, Royal Artillery, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir
Thomas Reynell, Bart., K. C. B.
Lieut. Ward, Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry Cavalry, by the
Lieut.
Marquis of Aylesbury
Grange, Bengal Army, by Major-Gen. Lindsay
Ensign C. Woodright, by Major-Gen. Edward Walker
Cornet E. Arkwright, by Lteut.- Colonel the Earl of
Ressly n
Egerton, R.N., by Lieut.-General Sir Charles
Egerton
Lieut. stcourt, late of the Vanguard, on return from
foreign service, by his father, Mr. Eetcourt
Commander Richardson, R. N,.,
bv the Earl of Minto
Captain Sir David Dunn, R. N., on appointment to the
command of her Majesty's ship Vanguard ; Captain,
the Hon. Henry Dawson Darner, R. N., Captain
Purchas, R. N., Commander Colson Festing, on return
horn foreign service; and Commander Bosanquet, by
the Earl of Minto
Mr. Thomas Heywood, High Sheriff for the county of
Hereford, by the Marquis of Normanby
Captain Albert Carey, by Major-General de Mesurier
Captain the Hon. C. Grantham Scott, on his promotion,
by Colonel Aitchinson
Captain
J. N. Fullerton, by Lieut.-Colonel the Earl of
Rossiya
Cornet 'Blackwood Read, by Colonel Brotherton
Cornet Travers, by Colonel Brotherton
Cornet Lee and Cornet Bill, by Colonel Brotherton
iseieut. Tottenham, on his marriage, by Viscount Hawarden
Second Lieut. R. T. Lloyd, by the Adjutant-General
Lieutenant Woodford, by Colonel Walton
Lieut. Anetruther Thompson, by Lieut. Colonel the Earl
of Rosslyn
Lieutenant W. Warner, by Col. Wynyard, A. D.C.
Captain Frederick Barlow, by Major-General Sir John
Gardiner, K. C. B.
The Hon. Charles Somers Cocks (Queen's Own) Wor-
, eestershire Yeomanry Cavalry, by Viscount Eastnor
Lieutenant Robert Ferguson, 79th Highlanders, by the
Adjutant-General
Captain Allix, Grenadier Guards, on promotion, by Col.
Lambert
Captain the Hon. R. Boyle, Coldstream Guards, on his
return from Canada, by the Marquis of Normanby
Captain Clegg, Rifle Brigade, by Colonel Reid, ed Life
Guards
Captain Irwin, 68th Regiment, by Lieutenant. Colonel
Drake
Captain Mono, Rifle Brigade, on promotion, by Sir An-
drew Barnard, K. C. B.
Lieut. Buckworth Powell, Grenadier Guards, on appoiet-
, !Ilene by Colonel Lambert
Ldeutenant W. F. Hoey, 61st Regiment, on return from
foreign service, by Major-Gen. Sir J. Gardiner, K. C B.
Cornet Grindley, Bengal Cavalry, on his return from India,
r, by Sir J. C. Hobhouse, Bart.
"Ptain Shuttleworth, Royal Artillery, on promotion, by
the Master-General of the Ordnance
Captain W. Ley, Royal Devon Yeomanry Cavalry, by
Lord Rolle
The following Noblemen and Gentleman presented Ad-
dresses to the Queen :
Sir Robert Price, Mr. Edward Foley and Mr. Hos-
kins, Members for the county of Hereford—of Congratu-
tion, from the town of Ross in that county
Mr. Thomas Heywood, High Sheriff of the county of
Hereford, Lord Viscount Eastnor, Sir Robert Price,
M.P., Mr. Edward Foley, M.P., and Mr. Hoskins, M. P.
"of Congratulation, from the county of Hereford
Sir Charles Lemon, Lord Eliot, and Mr. Pendarves—
of Congratulation, from the county of Cornwall
Lord Sondes, Mr. Isurroughes, M. P., and Mr. Wig-
pm Chute, M.P.—of Congratulation, from Norfolk
Mr. Blennerhassett and Mr. Morgan John O'Connell—.
of Congratulation, from the county of Kerry
The Marquis of Lothian, accompanied by the Duke of
Buccleuch and the Duke of Roxburgh—of Congratula
tion, from the county of Roxburgh.
Mr. Thomas Alderson Cooke, High Sheriff for the
County of Northampton—(Addresses) from that county.
Mr. Cooke was presented by Earl Fitxwilliam. Sir C.
Knightley, Mr. Cartwright, M. P., and Mr. Maunsell,
M.P., accompanied the Addresses.
Earl of Rosebery—of Congratulation, from the Royal
Highland School Society.
Colonel Macalister, K. H., and Mr. William Tucker,
Jrs of Coryton—of Congratulation, from the towns of
teZlOinster, Colyton, and Seaton, in South Devon, and
A7elve neighbouring parishes. Colonel Macalister and
". Tucker were presented by the Marquis of Normanby.
The Bishop of Ely, the Venerable the Archdeacon
of Cambridge, and the Rev. Dr. Maddy, Prebendary of
Ely—of Congratulation, from the Bishop, and Dean, and
Chapter of Ely.
Mr. George Bankes—of Congratulation, from the Ma-
gistrates of the county of Dorset.
Mr, G. P. Lloyd, High Sheriff of Merionethshire, and
Mr. R. Wynne Williams, Under. Sheriff—of Congratu-
lation, from the county of Mcrioueth. Mr. Lloyd and
Mr. Williams were presented by the Marquis of Normanby.
Mr. Sandford and Mr. Arland—of Congratulation, from
the town of Yeovil, Somersetsbire.
The Duke of Argyll—from the county of Argyll, the
royal burgh of Invcrary, and also a third Address,
The High Sheriff of Carmartheeshire—From that
"untY• The High Sheriff was presented by Lieut.-Col.
the Hon. G. Rice Trevor, M.P.
Mr. William Mills and Mr. James Hutchison, Members
of the Common Council of Glasgow—from the city of
Glasgow. Mr. Mills was presented by the Lord Provost
of Glasgow.
Mr. John Francis Sikes Gooday, Town Councillor of
Sudbury, the Rev. Thorpe William Fowke, Vicar of All
c;Saints, Sudbury, with the Mayor of Sudbury—FromSud-
buryMr. Gooday and the Rev. Mr. Fowke were pre-
sented by the Marquis of Normanby.
Earl Stanhope—From Oldham, Bradford, Lanark,
Bridgeton, and Failsworth, praying for a dismissal of the
Present Ministers, and for the appointment of others pos-
sessing the confidence of the people.
I.„The Earl of Powis—Of Congratulation from the
l" arid Burgesses of Montgomery ; also from the county
of Nlonteomery.
The Bishop of Chichester—Of Congratulation, from the
Bishop and Dean and Chapter of Chichester.
Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson, Bart.—Of Congratulation,
fromDeptford.
the Governors of the Royal Kent Dispensary at
seeptford.
Lord Lyttleton—Of Congratulation, from the Nobility,
Gentry, Clergy, and others, of the county of Worcester.
Sir Thomas Dyke Acland—Of Congratulation, from the
Royal Western Yacht Club.
The Rev. Mr. Canon Fisher—of Congratulation, from
"le bean and Chapter of Salisbury.
Mr. Villebois, High Sheriff of the county of Norfolk—
OS rs
Mwsongratulation. Mr. Villebois was presented by the
arquis of Normanby.
Mr. Llewellin, High Sheriff of the county of Pembroke
—of Congratulation, from the county of Pembroke. The
;‘,",lels Sheriff was accompanied by Sir J. Owen, Bart.,
0., and Mr. Philipps, of Williamston, and wes pre-
sented by Sir John Owen, Bart, Lord Lieutenant of the
county.
Hon. Henry Dunlop, Lord Provost of Glasgow—of
Congratulation, from time Lord Provost. Magistrates, and
Common Council of the City of Glasgow.
Mr. William Spooner, Mayor of Sudbury—of Congra-
tulation. Mr. Spooner was presented by the Marquis of
Normanby.
Dr. Sigmond presented to her Majesty his Work on
Ceylon Moss. Dr. Sigmond was presented by Earl
Stanhope.
The Queen gave audiences to the Marquis of Nor-
manby, Viscount Melbourne, Viscount Palmerston, and
the Lord Chamberlain.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert, and the Royal Suite,
returned to Buckingham Palace after the Levee, escorted
by a party of Life Guards.
The American Minister and Mrs. Stevenson had an
'lkedience of her Majesty the Queen Dowager, at Marl-
ereuesh House yesterday afternoon. His Serene High-
ness,, Prince Ernest of Hesse Philippsthal, arrived at Marl-
;Trough House yesterday, on a visit to her Majesty, from
'to Continent.
The Duke of Cambridge had a dinner party last even-
Lg, at Cambridge House. Her Majesty the Queen
°'sager and the Noble Directors of the Concert of An-
cerit Music were among the company. The Duke and
Duchess of Cambridge, her Majesty th-e. Queen Dowager,
a" the remainder of the company afterwards went to the
Performance of the Concert of Ancient Music, at the
"allover-square Rooms.
r, His Serene Highness the Hereditary Prince of Saxe
',burg and Gotha did Mr. Heeler the honour to give him
IVoel sitting yesterday, for the picture of the Royal
Marriage,

SCARCITY OF MONEY IN DUBLIN.—The
is extracted from the Dublin Mercantile Advertiser:—
Within our experience, which includes some of the severest
Panics on record money was never more difficult to be obtained
for ordinary purposes of accommodation in Dublin than at the
rt. "int moment. The Bank of Ireland, which is the great
iQ-g4'ator of the price of money in Dublin, has contracted its
11,--ues to an extent totally unparalleled. Part,es connected
ith banks, or otherwise dealing in money, are refused all ac-
e"'nfoclation by the Bank of IrelAnd, which declines to dis-
e:irt the best commercial bills, or the most eminent bankers'
orsenaents. The Directors will not discount, even at five
et,otTnt., good bills, with the collateral security of government
• ; nor will they lend money, as has been usual on emer-
Perel€'s, on government stock, the borrower paying 5 per cent.
screw
interest ! For such an extreme application of the
irr,,w we believe there has been no parallel since the Bank of
Ran eland obtained its charter. This conduct on the part of the
of Ireland is the more extraordinary and inexplicable,
(Lunt it is considered that money is abundant, beyond preco-
' for several years, in the English market."
On Saturday morning, J. M'Lusky, fireman to
e of the locomotive engines running east from Arklesten
th7M,I, fell off the carriage, and having got entangled amongst
wheels, he was filled on the spot.