The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-18 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, WEDNESDAY

..,Liverpeol .. (Jun* I*
.. !Liverpool .. a,rri--t..,.--
America (by Brit. pkt.)NrJune 20
America (by U.S. pit.) ili
Americo (by
coast.) M;June,nth :I ju ' —,,
Africa (West ).. .N,l4th of the month , Plymouth ',Ju11,!,;6
•Alexandria. ........ Nll9th & 30th of mo.jDover juar a
Itelgium .. ,_ .. NI Daily .. ,„ .. :Dover , Da3.151
Erazil
, , • • • • .. M:9th of the month ISouthampt. July 12
Buenos AYres .. .. ..11,9th of the month ISouthampt. July 12
_alifornia(viaChagres)M;id & 17th of month Southampt. June 20
,',0a1,),,:t0f Good Hope Nil4th of month /Plymouth • • JUTY 3
CentralnPle* •• • • Ni7th 17th 27th of mo , Dover .. June 20
Catmel lamb °a ••
M America 2d & 17th of mon. ISouthanipt. June 20
Chili '• • • N Mon., Wed., & Fri. Southampt. Tn. Th.S a
France( 17th of the month
Southampt. June 20
Greece'', '• •• M & NlTsvice daily .. .. (Dover • • Twicedally
Ilambur,,,*' • • • • Ni 7 th 17th 27th of mo , Dover • . June 20
Holland •• .. NTuesday & Friday ;London • • Tues. Sat.
Honduras
.. .. • .. MlWednes. & Satur. London
.. Mon.Thrr
Ireland ••
__. 11;17th of the mouth,Southampt. Awe 20
India (via sc;utt:ati x & I•7'Twice daily.. .. ,Holyhead • • Twicedaily
India (vialisulleilleil,3)) tt2Oth of the monthiSouthanapt. 'June 23
o.ta .0417th& 24th efmonth ' Dover ..!July 1
Mediterranean
Southampton) .. ~,,I_
Mediterranean (via —"l'm, of the month ISonthampt. (July
23
Marseilles) .. „ z1.17t4424th.
ofmonth Dover ..lJuly 1
Mexico .. .. .. If2cl or the
Madeira • • ••
• •
.. 319th of thererneonA.. Sonthampt./July 5
Malta* .. •• N iiithmth,m, nth Southampt. July 12
stlt 15th25thofnTol12over ..
' & 30th of m •no I] Dover
Naples* .. .. • • N sth 15th 25thoofth ' June 18
Papal States* .. • • •N June 22
Peru
..
..
..
.. M,l7th of the month lkon°ntttunpritt:lJune 26
Peninsular.. .. .. M 7th 17th 27th ef
month
rer .. June 21
IJune 20
Tuscany* .. .. .. N sth 15 th 25thofrno Doverat°
West Indies .. .. M,l7th of the moath Son • June 22
West Indies (except I Pt. June 20
'Javan-nit k Nassau) M:2d of thesuathasapt.
The mails to those c ountries thus =rim' (5) are 'uly 5
French packet Vhi Marseilles. conveyed by

Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of Oxford.
Oxfordshire Regiment of Militia—The Honourable Gerald
Normaiaby Dillon to be Captain, vice Spencer, promoted,
June 15', 1851.

WHITEHALL, JUNE 11.
The lord Chancellor has appointed Robert • Clitherovr, of
klerncastle, in the county of Lincoln, Gent., to be A Master
Eztraoirdinary in the High Court of Ch4ncery.
I'IC/TI'CE TO OWNERS AND MASTERS OF SHIPS.
The I SCALE OF MEDICINES.
cords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade
meTile", Pleased to direct that the scale of medicines and
come 11,11,_eIns issued by them in December, 1850, shall not
day of d
j've
Pri 11
Ygo e nf
medicines and rnedi
neural and compulsory operation on the let
:aaranedntsthasat,huavnetihl
iftuhretrhteorbneeonticcea,rrmie
• • vessels may continue to carry and use such
used by theme
P. f arsuance of the scale or scales hitherto
force a such
at nerds

F. W. BEECHY.
W. H. WALKER.
Oflica of Committee of Privy cLini FAREER, Secretary.
Trade, Naval Department, Whitehall,l3t2ti June, 1851.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Char! es Gazeley, builder, Torriano-villas
BANKRUPTS. , Kentish-town.
Henr Mills, glover, eleven, to surrender June 26,
at twelve , and Aug. 1, at, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
Carman, official assignee, Birchin-lane, cornhil. ;
i
Langford, and Marsden, Friday-street, Chespaide. Reed,
Michael Common, draper, North Shields, Northumberland,
June 24, at eleven, and August 5, at twelve, at the Newcaa-
tle-upon-Tyne District Court. Wakley, official assignee,
Newell stle- upon-Tyne ; Cbater, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
Bell, Brodrick, and Bell, Bow Church-yard.
Thomas George Phillipps, grocer, Newport, Monmouth.
shire, June 30 and July 28, at eleven, at the Bristol District
Court. Acraman, official assignee, Bristol; Lawrence,
Plews, and Bowyer, Old Jewry-chambers; Bevan, Bristol.
Samuel Williamson Isherwood, woollen draperKingston-
aHt4ur. upon-gull
upon Hull, July 2 and 23, at half-past twelve, at the King-
sllmDitihstranicdt
DCoodudr,t.HuCllarrick, official assignee,
22,W.
aitileilaemvelln,eantrytEhedwLaeredds,B hpoissiterrictLeceodus,rt.JulHy
Hope, official
and July
sonAaonmda
8 Dixon Gaunt Beds.
1 assltee, Leeds ; Marsden, Friday-street,Ch a side • Richard-
7, at eleven, at the Leeds District
reodns.merchant Bradford,e P 'and Aug.
crJuly 4,
official
Barwick, Leeds; Terry and Watson, ollratdfordo;unßgOaod and
Leeds.
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iVf
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,ROSl.cl Brompton.
Job,n Fiddes,
JEW es Charles Johns,lbill discouter, Pp Tortlaud-oottage, Camden-tom

A REASON FOR NOT WINNING.--In the york
County Court last week an action was brought by Thorpe,
the jockey, to recover 31., which he claimed for riding a
horse at the last Doncaster Spring Meeting. The defendant
did not appear. Ilis Honour—Well, did you win? Plaintiff
—die, your honour. His Honour--I thought likely that ;vas
it; else defendant probably would have paid. But what
were the terms? Plaintiff-51. for winning, and 31- for
losing, same as usual.—(Laughter.) His Honour—You're
quite sure the terms were not "no cure no pay?" Plaintiff
—Yes, your honour. His Honour—Well, perhaps then, you
did not lose handsomely; was there anything of that sort ?
(Laughter.) Plaintiff—l could'nt win, your honour.
There were eleven horses started, and I went off first and
kept first as long as the horse could keep his place; and
there's only ene horse can win, your honour, you know.
(Laughter.) Judgment for the plaintiff for the amount
claimed.

Dispatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-office
from the Governor of St. Helena.

THE NAVY ESTIMATES. ' THE LONDON GAZETTE, June 17.
In the debate on the navy estimates the First Lord FOREIGN OFFICE„ JUNE 7, 1851.
of the Admiralty demanded a vote to which everybody The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Lord
objected with more or less vehemence, and against Cowley, K.C.8., late her Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary
which everybody spoke with more or less reason. Sir
to the Swi®s Confederation, to be her Majesty's Envoy Ex-
Francis himself had so little to say for his proposal that traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Germanic
he could only retort with like arguments on the suggese
Confederation.
WAR OFFICE, JUN 2 17.
tion from the other side. Yet the vote was agreed to Ist Regiment of Life-Guards-Walter de Winton, Gent.,
without a division, and we are hardly prepared to say to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Caul-
what better course could have been taken. All this may field, promoted, June 17.
seem very mysterious and contradictory, but we can 2d Dragoons-Robert Scott Hunter, Gent., to be Cornet, by
pat the reader in possession of facts which we greatly purchase, vice Gratrex, promoted, June 17. suspect will leave him almost as much perplexed as his 7th Light Dragoons-Captain Lydston Newman, from the
representatives. 72d Foot, to be Captain, vice Cooper, who exchanges; Cap-
Our Navy List is enormous in personnel as well as tain Charles Henry Spencer George Lord Garvagh, from the
materiel-in sailors no less than in ships. But, whereas 10th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Bowles, who ex-
the number and charge of the common seamen are fixed 'hanges, June 17.
9th Light Dragoons-Cornet William Wedderburn Ar-
every year by a scale graduated to the national wants, the
thnot
number and charge of their officers remain stationer
eu; to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Mallett, who
37, retires Charles David Rich, Gent., to be cornet, by purchase,
inasmuch as commissioned service is taken for life, vice Arb, June 17. '
and the officer never drop; off the Paymaster's list from 10th Lightuthnot Dragoons-Captain Charles Bowles, from the_
the hour that he enters as a naval cadet, at the age of 7th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Lord Garvagh, who
11, to the hour that he dies an admiral, at the aver- exchanges; Guy Webster, Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase,
age age of 85. In point of fact, the naval service is vice Cuthbert, promoted, June 17.
Thomas Caton Gent. to be
kept up to its full war standard as regards ships 17th Light Dragoons-John
and officers, though we discard all provision whatever in
respect of the seamen. We are not saying that this IstCopeliebyinipeunrtchetneevitce Tchhhoarmnlessoniinprrto,mGoetnett Juneebe
Ensign,l7.
b Purchase, vice Webster, promoted, June 17.
anomaly-as far, at any rate, as the officers are concerned
Thomas
yhy2ocipmnaFrseohowrat -73,3;
Weston
-can be altogether avoided; but the consequences are vice 'Carruthers, C. 8., who retires ; Captain
or John Burns, to be Lieutenant-Colonel,
very prejudicial both to the service and the public. A Easterbrooke Holdsworth to be Major, by
young lad enters the service as a cadet, and, of course, purchase, vice Burns; Lieutenant Cecil Squire to be Cap-
finds a berth to start with, as such a vacancy constitutes tain, by purchase, vice JuneHoldswort, l7.
John Chalmers,
his title to naval orders. He rises gradually to a higher To beiLieutenneants,by purchase-Ensign
retires; Ensign William Henry Grimston,
rank, erTing all the while, and receiving, in the vice Gol op,
presenr day, no inconsiderable amount of professional
Charles vice
vice Russell, who
retiree; Ensign. John Thompson, vice J.
R. Jackson, who retires; EnsignGibbs, Squire,
and scientific training. Eventually he becomes a finale- June 17.
Pant, and still finds scope for his energies, for as there To be Ensigns, by purchase-George Augustus Boylan,
is more than one lieutenant to a ship, young officers Gent., vice Baker, who retires, June 17 ; William Henry
of this class experience, generally speaking, no lack Spencer, vice Chalmers, promoted, June 18.
of employment. But now let us suppose that in one Assistant-Surgeon Henry Clinton Foss, from 55th Foot, to
of the few opportunities incidental to times of peace, be Surgeon, vice George .goche Smith, placed on half-pay,
such as an attack upon a piratical stronghold, June 17.
or an Arctic expedition, or a New Zealand campaign, 12th Foot-George Robertson, Gent., to be Ensign, by
Purchase, vice Goodrich, promoted, June 17.
the young lieutenant so far distinguishes himself as to P
14th Foot-Charles Monk Wilson, Gent., to be Ensign, by
earn the rank of commander. From that hour his
Purchase, vice Barlow, promoted, June 17.
chance of further occupation is almost gone. COM-
manders are not in request like lieutenants, they want
Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice i
18th Foot-Gentleman Cadet Colmer Lynch, from the
vessels of their own, and the Admiralty has no vessels Cripps a ointed to the 24th Foot, June 17.
to give away. A. station on the coast guard is about the 24th' Foot-Lieutenantpp Henry Nangle, from the 67th Foot,
pec e such c
best thing that can be ex td in circumstances to be Lieutenant, vice John Nagel, who retires upon half-pay
unless some extraordinary ►fortune or interest should Ceylon Rifle Regiment, June 17.
who retires, June 17.
actually bring an appointment to one of the few ships in 27th Foot-athaniel B arnadiston, Gent., to be Ensign,
commission. and lead the way to renewed distinctions by purchase, vice Somerville,
Wilmot Foster, Gent., to be Ensign,
and to post rank. Then, however, the profession of a 39th Foot -Frederick
I
naval officer comes absolutely to an end.' A post-captain,
Foot-Adolphus Haggerston Stephens, Gent., to be ;
according to the professional etiquette, not only requires 40th
by purchase, vice O'Hara, promoted, June 17. 1
by purchase, vice Wall, promoted,_ June 17.
a ship to himself, but a ship of a certain rate, and the Ensign,t Foot-Gentleman Cadet George William Wallace
older he gets the higher must be the rate of the vessel, so Carpenter, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Eccles, who re- 1 that as to a post-captain of 10 years' standing and 40 tires, Jun® 17.
years of age ever receiving employment, such a godsend
Yed to the 25th c
is never dreamt of by any officer unconnected with those Ensign, by purchase, vice White, appoint
44th Foot-Ernest Henry I3rackenbtir , Gent., to be c
r
happy families to whom the capacity of political Foot, June 17.__
priesthood is thought to be confined. Such, in the
retires, June 17. a
45th Foot-Henry Safe Willoughby, Gent., to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice Cameron, who
common course of things, is the life of a sailor.
55th Foot-Assistant-Surgeon Alfred Crocker, from the n
But in the meantime his claim upon the country does
Staff, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Foss, promoted in the 2d (
not cease with his services, nor is it reasonable that it
a
Foot, June 17.
should. He has entered the na as a profession, has 59th Foot-Lieutenant Richard Percival Wigmore, from it
devoted his life to the ceiling, has only by the very ex- half-pay, Ceylon Rifle Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Pee- 0:
it
cellence of his service been incapacitated from serving bles, promoted to an Unattached Company, June 17.
further, and would beonly too thankful to have a 60th Foot-Captain Charles Hamilton Roddy, from half- of
change of serving again.li the pay of a public aer- pay, Unattached, to be Captain, vice Alexander Crie Meik, 5
Cap-
exemplary 'ant to be summarily stopped as a reward for who exchanges; Lieutenant Peter Burton Roe to be
cond ot ydan encouragement to others? tain, b 7 purchase, vice Roddy, who. retires; Second Lieu- re
Surely not---theuofficeran ' captain tenant Thomas Nicholson to be First Lieutenant, by
.pur- of
chase, vice Roe, June 17. B
not •
actively employed, end accordingly he goes
is a still, though
62d Foot-Lieutenant and Adjutant Charles Lambert to hi
on the half-pay list to bide his time. Moreover, from
be Captain, without purchase, vice Fender, deceased, June Ti
by selection
this point of his career promotion goes not . vice Henry John Adeane, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, to
but seniority, so that while he is rusting away Olionnell, promoted, June 17.
in com-
pulsory inaction he is gradually rising in dignity and in 66th Foot-Leslie Eames, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, pr
due time will become an admiral-his claims upon the vice Paget, promoted, June 17.
se(
country thus increasing in inverse proportion to the :ter- 67th Foot-Lieutenant John Inman, from half-pay Ceylon cot
vice he is likely to render. Now, look at the ultimate Rifle Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Nangle, appointed to blt
result of these arrangements. The Navy List becomes au 24th Foot; Louis Walter Fisher, Gent., to be Ensign, by pur- be,
large by this constant creation of captains and self-genera- chase, vice Arnold, promoted, June 17. fin tion of admirals, that the chances c,f service are lessened . 69th Foot-Cliarles Edward Mallon, Gent., to be Ensign, to
lu7rch.ue, vice Straton, appointed to the 64th Foot, lift
while t'ho burden upon the Exchequer is increased. n
JyuneP
We have some 150 admirals, thoughit is not probable
70th Foot-Lieutenant R. Whi ham from "od Foot to be -I)°'
that the moat extensive war could find employment for
Lieutenant, vice Atkinson, who g'
exchanges,June 17. '
15; we have 500 captains, each ready fur a ship; and of
72d Foot-Captain Edward Henry Cooper, from the 7th red
commanders u larger proportion still, not to mention Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Newman, who ex- qus
the older class of iteetenaete left on our hands by the changes; Lieutenant James Atkinson, from the 70th Foot, to the
superennuations of the last war. This is the result be Lieutenant, vice Whigham, who exchanges; Ensign John Id
immediately concerning the public. As for the Shaw Wyllie to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Thellusson, bus
vice, an officer's competency inevitably decays who retires, June 17.
in 11
by disuse, and so long is a man acquiring the 78th Foot-William Knox, Gent., to be Ensign, by pur- whi
title which seniority would give him, that this very chase, vice Burrowes, appointed to 45th Foot, June 17. of v
seniority destroys his fitness for duty when his turn B7th Foot-Edwin Biron, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant, it
by
purchase, vice Flamstead, promoted, June 17. equo
arrives. It is clearly irnpeseible, looking at the changes
88th- Foot- George Richard Browne, Gent., to be Ensign, 1,00
in naval architecture and tactics, that a captain who by purchase,k, vice Wray, promoted, June 17. and
has not been afloat for twenty years can be so fit for 99th oot-Charles Blood Mulville, Gent., to be Ensign, ard
command as one who has just gained this step. So the by purchase, vice Macdonald, promoted, June 17. in
consequence is, not only that the list is crowded with Rifle Brigade-Assistant-Surgeon Francis Re ,whorm Ame
officers, but that it is crowded with inefficient officers; the Staff, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice y
re- butte
and though we may want less than a score of admirals signs, June 17.
whit
out of our hundred and a half, it is said to be Ist West India Regiment-Frederick Pritzler Muller, were
a great question whether the whole hundred and a Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Mackay, pro- Arro
half would supply so many. What, then, is to be meted, June 17.
done? The case is exceedingly hard upon the officer 2d West India Regiment--George Frederick Webster, per
r v
who is first shelved for his good service, then Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Crispin, dis- SP
missed the service by the sentence of a General Court-mar- scale
compelled to rust for want of use, and finally told that he tial, June 17.
Cogs
is too rusty to be useful. One half of his time he is too HOSPITAL ST . -Acting Assistant-Surgeon Francis ed 1
young; sty
other half too old. All this while, too, mat- Walters Knox to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces, vice ld, 1
ters are not only getting worse, but complaints are made Reynolds, appointed to the Rifle Brigade ; Acting Assistant- 2s 6d
that they are not bad enough, for, while promotion is Surgeon John Wyatt to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces, main
attacked as the root of the evil, it is reason ably argued vice Croker, appointed to the 55th Foot, June 17. few
that promotion is too slow already to bring up the 1310MANDUM.-The names of the gentleman appointed Spirt
young hands, and that if it is not quickened somehow the to an Ensigncy in the 57th Foot, on the 16th May, 1851, are and I
service will soon stand still. Richard Astley Knatchbull Hugessen. day t
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JUNE 14.
We have nearly exhausted our limits is stating the parce
Rayal Regiment of Artillery-Captain Edmund Neal ward
case, but this statement will suffice to enlighten the Wilford to be Lieutenantw-Colonel, Mielea,llrgiired upon proof
reader on its difficulties. One party of reformers would full pay ;Second Ca
onotodebne 4d to
check the influx of cadets, but this would simply dry up Catn, vice First LieutenaL Charles
-4" our single source of the young blood which must be relied Evans to be Second Captain, vice Dixon; Second Liegute- petre,
upon for leavening the mass. Another would check promo. nant Charles Frederick Cockburn to be First Lieutenant, 1,237
tion, that is to say, encouragement to good conduct; while vice :Evans, June 6.
a third scheme suggests the removal of the old officers ADMIRALTY, cent. i, Joss 11. lots ds
from; the head of the list by an approved mixture of The following promotions have this day taken place conse-
Zee
allurement and compulsion. It was in the execution of quenk. on the death, on the 10th instant, of Admiral of the been
this latter scheme that Sir Francis asked a vote of Red John Cachet:-
money for procuring the
retirement" of certain ad-
Admiral of the White Henry Richard Glynn to be Admiral
i snellers
las
"
mirals, captains, commanders, and lieutenants. So im- of the Red.
perative was the necessity of effecting a clearance the done, Admiral of the Blue Sir Thomas Livingstone, Bart., to be melted
Admiral of the White.
sales h.
nobody could say a word against the principle, whilst Vice- Admiraof the Red George McKinley to be Admiral mostl
so manifest we.s the hardship of the a u erann, uated of the Blue,
sheep;
officers that " even the most ardent FinancialPßetormer," Vice-Admiral of the White the Honourable George Elliott, muds 3
as Mr. Cobden fairly owned, " would find it exceedingly
difficult" to adjust hiCIL, to be Vice-Admiral of the Red.
s dealings. Weof
Oies.
own knowledge, can speak, our
, to au individual case where an officer
Vice-Admiral of the Blue Sir Francis Mason, K.C.8., to be rates in
re than average distinction, ofVide-Admiral of the White.
of far morn
only S.
unimpaired er Rear-Admiral of the Ree the Hon. Sir' Anthony Maitland, The 10
.
vigour, and with high claims to noticen' will be publicly
C.a., IC-C.M.G., to be Vice-Admiral of the Blue.
Rear-Admiral of the White Phipps Hornby, C.B t bthere h
The p
proclaimed as " inefficient" by the'
-, 0 e :
measure proposed, and
doubtless other examples are Beer-Admiral of the Red, busines:
not Wanting, Sir
indeed, confessed as much, and plainly Francis, Rear-Admiral of the Blue William Fairbrother Carroll, from 28,
admitted that C.E., to be Rear-Admiral of the White.
more or less injustice must needs be done.ySouther
fear this Capta in Arthur Fanshawe, C B to be Rear- •
• e Admiral of the much di
is so, and it will be impossible, we apprehend, to separate Blue. .
29/ 103 1
such liabilities from a system of service which regulates The following Retired Captains have also been promoted
the eoramiesions of ships by the demands of peace, and to the rank of Retired Rear-Admiral, on the terms set forth
the commissions of officers by the needs of war. The in the London Gazette of the Ist of September, 1846, but This
most obvious escape from the difficulty would be to in- without increase of pay : -
is
trust a discretionary power to the Lords of the Ad- Captain Arthur Philip Hamilton. Grace t,
day, ant
rairalty. Of 20 admirals or captains driven into Captain Daniel Lawrence.
His Gra
retirement there might perhaps be but two or three Captain Robert Henley Rogers.
Captain George Bentham. the rive
."..hose eases would be really intolerable ; for, as Mr.
ADMIRALTY JUNE 16 band ph
kluine knows full well, there is a certain proportion of The following ' ' - '
sense •whopromotions have this day taken place, con- peal of
gentlemen deserved so little to get where they Sequent on the death, on the 14th i of -• •and the
ale Nice-Admiral
that they cannot complain of being so gently dis- Sir Charles Malcolm :-
steamers
rin Un • Vice-Admirel of the 131
~,, led, fortunately, however, these are the very peo-
of t I Wh•
F'B ite. ue Thomas Brown to be Vice-Admiral State bat
r,", kely to find favour if favour is allowed. Despotism, '
The race
is vet t Rear-Admiral of the Red the II
if y rue, would be the best of Governments,
Honourable Granville Love- the utmo
Pb V. •
t son Pro by to be ice. Admiral of the Blue. Adra7 . could get angels for despots ; but the Rear-
Admiral of the White the ue.
direction
altY is so little l• in its 1' • that I Rear-Admiral Honourable William Gordon •
a rigorous ange olio
least • a prescription of its duties is
in eiee_ , better than the Rear-Admiral of the Blue Si- Andrew Pellet Green, K.C.H The A
thank thos: nee in the way of diecretion. Wo have to to Lwe Rear-Admiral of the White. '' wards.
invention of ltril, office from time to time, if not for the Captain Houston Stewart, C. 8., to be Rear-Admiral of the Cadogan,
They have puseh system, at least for its aggravation. Blue.
The Dou
without extendined promotion beyond its due limits The following Retired Captains have also been promoted to by his G
and have createdg its
benefits to the really deser •
ving, the rank of Retired Rear-Admiral, on the terms set forth in and Mart
the rewards which sib
Pen2len h h
ers upon te pule purse wit increase of the Landon Gazette of the Ist September, 1846, but without I?egley, e
ould increate pay.:-_
four cliff()
Let us hope, at any Tat have fallen to faithful service.
Captain James Arthur Murray.
diminilhes the
practice
e, that as the sphere of such action Captain Thomas Renwick. the above
may d , -.
'eV-- e Imes.
Captain Henry Higman. purse, wh
7-.-------"-------.....____ Captain George Howson. partner.
SEABORNE m
Captain John Macpherson Ferguson. new when
EN egrililes that the mails are sent-AILS' Captain John Gourly. Lambeth,
by the night-and bl by the morning front the General Pose -0E11.3, Captain Augustus Baldwin. Duke of Is
---enaateee
When made Captain Henry Colins Deacon. of Islewori
ne in ea
PLACES. GeueraiPost.ortice. orn what - Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of Dumfries-shire. The pri.
London, ; Port dia. when
..
Sir John Heron Maxwell, hart , to be Deputy-Lieutenant, Northumbi
patellae due.
- --- -____
2. . June 2 e Edward Maxwell, EsEsq.,to be Deputy-Lieutenant, winner, in
June
America (by Brit. pkt.) N June 20 .. .. Liverre,, ....._ . __

William Withers, carpenter, First-street, Chelsea.
George Cooper, working cutler, Kingston, Surrey.
John Neal, baker, Cannon-street-road, Middlesex.
Moss Davis, bonnet manufacturer, Earl-street, Blackfriars.
Joseph James Marquetti, clerk to the American Consul in
London, Hope-cottage, Gloucester-place, Kentish-town.
George Freeman, farmer, Great Chapel-street, Broadway,
Westminster.
Delabere Walker, farmer, Harp-alley, Farringdon-street.
William John Taylor, clerk, Harlow,, Essex.
Thomas Martin, grocer, London-terrace, Hackney.
James Davis. horse dealer, Unicorn-yard, Southwark.
Thomas Biddle, grocer, Rye-croft-hill, Rushall, Staffordshire.
Henry Walker, farmer, Callingwood, Tatenhill, Staffordshire.
Frederick Nicholson, gentleman, Chesterton, Cambridgeshire.
Richard Pugh, farmer, Brilley, Herefordshire.
Fanny Coombs, schoolmistress, Elvetham, Hants.
John-Fox, blanket manufacturer, Dewsbury, Yorkshire.
Thomas Reeves, labourer, Threapwood, Flintshire.
T. Mallinson, journeyman baker, Great Neston, Cheshire.
William Salmon, haberdasher, Dudley, 'Worcestershire.
Thomas Jones, blacksmith, Oldbury, Worcestershire.
James Corrigall, master of the barque "Saxon," Liverpool.
James Eckersley. farmer, Westhoughton, Lancashire.
Richard Worthington, licensed victualler, Mitre lan, Church-
street, Lancaster.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.