The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-21 00:00:00

Lieut. Hon. Swynfen Carnegie, by Viscount St. Vincent.

Sir Culling Eardley Smith, Bait, on his marriage, by the
Right Hon. Sir Gore Ouseley. _ .

Captain George Mathew, by Viscount Galway.
Sir Francis Collier, on being appointed a Knight Commander
of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order.
Major-General Sir John Cameron, K.C.8., on appointment
to the command of the 93d regiment, by Lord Hill.
Major-General Sir F,dward Blakeney, K.C.B', on his ap-
pointment to the 7th, or Royal Fusileers, by General Lord Hill.
The Hon. George Augustus Clarence Graves, on his ap-
pointment to an Ensigncy in the 11th Foot, by the Earl of
Uxbridge.
Captain Hamilton, R.N., C. 8., on return from foreign ser.
vice, by Sir James Graham.
Mr. Gregory, late Secretary to the Commission of Inquiry in
the Eastern Colonies, on being appointed Treasurer and a
Member of Council in Van Diemen's Land, by Visct. Goderich.
Captain Wilson, by Sir Richard Phillips.
Mr.: J. W. Mullins, M.P. county Kerry, on his return to
Parliament.

Rear-Admiral Downman, by Lord De Saumarez.
Lieutenant-Colonel Cross, by Sir K. Douglas.
Lieutenant-Colonel Lyster, on promotion.
Lieutenant-Colonel Farquharson, on promotion, by Lord
Frederick Fitzclarence.

Lieut.-Colonel Gooch, on promotion,. by Col. Mackinnco.
Capt. Stuart, on his promotion, by Col. Sir J. Wood.ford.
Commander Butterfield, on promotion, and. return from
Africa, by Sir James Graham.

Lieutenant Robert Beaven, by ikiajor-General Hardwicke.

Captain J. Moresby, R.N., C. 8., K M.T., by Lord Goderich.
Lieutenant Freer, on his appointinent, by Major-General Sir
Edw. Blakeney.

Lieut. Rooke, on his appointment, by Major-Gen. Rooke.
Capt. J. Butler, by Lieut.-Gen. the Right Hon. Sir J. Kempt
Csp ain W. Wellesley Ashe, on his return from the Conti.
nent, by Lieut.. Gen. Sir Fred. Wetherall.
Captain Stewart, by Lord. Fred. Fitzclarence
Captain James Graham, by Lord Forbes.
Captain J. W. Montague, on his return from India, by Rear.
Admiral Sir E. Owen.

Lieutenant J. B. Guthrie, by Major-General Sir J. Pritzler.
Lieut. Wharton Young, on going abroad, by Sir J. Pritzler.
Lieutenant Reynolds, on promotion, by ➢lajor_General Lord
F. Somerset.

His Majesty entertained a select party at dinner yesterday at
St. James's Palace.
The Queen honoured the Concert of Ancient Music with
her rresence last evening.
Yesterday the Duchess of Kent, attended by Lady Charlotte
St. Maur and Sir John Conroy, dined with the Earl and Coun-
tess of Cawdor, and afterwards accompanied them to the An-
cient Concert,
The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria walked and
drove in Hyde Park yesterday.

ft is very generally conjectured that LEOPOLD'S
income has not been dilapidated by debts incurred in this
country, hut froth the necessity of sustaining the dignity,
&c., of his station out of British sources.

A SUBJECT FOR A TEMPERANCE SO-
ciEY. —A cause was heard at Salisbu:y, for the recovery
of
effected upon the life of JOSEPH WITTERIDGE, landlord of
thel:eowoL Inn,u pßolnanda policy of insurance which bad been
ford, who died in July, 1832, which was
disputed on the ground that the deceased h rd killed himself
by habits of drinking. The widow la as called to speak
to tit- defunct's sobriety, when she stated, " that he often
told her to make his grog weak, and would not drink
more than four or five glasses after dinner l"