The Sun.
London, England, 1860-11-05 00:00:00

in Ireland equally amongst all his four daughters;
There are specific bequests also to his son
and daughters, and legacies to his executors and
also to his servants. His son, Edward Perceval,
succeeds to the landed estates. The testator died
on the 24th of August last, aged 73.—Illustrated
London News.

VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, 4-c.

Home Office—Mr. Jasper William Parrott has
been appointed a clerk in the Census Office, and
passed his examination. Ecclesiastical Commission
—Mr. Joshua William Challis has been appointed
a temporary clerk, London, and passed his exami-
nation. War Office—Mr. Wm. Crawford Phillips
Greene, Mr. Charles J. Stewart, Mr. John Philip
Clinton, Mr. Percy Thorn, and Mr. Arthur De
Cardonnel Rice have been appointed clerks in the
Accountant General's Office, and passed their exa-
minations. The Admiralty—Mr. Richard W. Evans
has been appointed a temporary dockyard clerk,
and passed his examination. The Post Office—Mr.
Isidore Farrington Dyett has been appointed a sur-
veyor's stationary clerk, 'West Indies, and passed
his examination. Mr. Frank Carew has been ap-
pointed a temporary clerk, London, and passed his
examination. Coast Guard—Commander J. P.
Thurburn has been appointed inspecting comman-
der of the coast guard. Customs—Mr. John F.
Heatley, late controller at Ipswich, has 'been ap-
pointed collector at Ramsgate, vice Swatman, de-
ceased. Mr. James Ritchie, clerk and landing
waiter, Goole, has been promoted to be chief clerk.
Mr. W. S. Bell, principal coast officer at Selby, has
been promoted to be first clerk and landingwaiter,
the coast office at Selby being abolished. Mr.
James Rodger, tidesurveyor, has been promoted
to be assistant landingwaiter. Mr. William Fil-
lingham, locker, has been promoted to be assistant
tide surveyor. Mr. Hugh Griffin, locker, &c.,
fourth class, has been promoted to be locker, &c.,
third class, London. Mr. James Russell, locker,
&e, fifth class, has been promoted to be locker, &c.,
fourth class, London. Mr. George Gainfort, locker,
second class, at Beltast, has been promoted to be
principal coast officer at Keadby, in the port of
Gainsborough. The following officers have been
placed on the compensation list :—Mr. Patrick
Lawlor, locker, &c., London • Mr. 'l'. Gale, searcher,
&c, Liverpool ; Mr. P. J. Hay, searcher, &c.,
Liverpool ; Mr. W. Burke, searcher, &c., Liverpool;
Mr. T. H. Clarke, searcher, &c., Liverpool ; Mr. T.
Barrow, searcher, &c., Liverpool; Mr. R. Hayward,
searcher, &c., Liverpool ; Mr. F. Gould, tidesurveyor,
Liverpool ; Mr E. Conway, tidesurveyor, Liver-
pool; Mr. W. Robins, tidesurveyor, Liverpool;
Mr. W. Smith, locker, Liverpool; Mr. W. M'Donald,
weigher, Liverpool ; Mr. C. Darton, tidewaiter,
Liverpool ; Mr. A. F. Spracklin, tidesurveyor,
Liverpool ; Mr. G. Batten, landingwaiter, South-
ampton ; Mr. Henry Toby, tidewaiter, Southamp-
ton ; Mr. D. Gay, comptroller, Rochester; Mr. J.
Mills, locker, Colchester; Mr. W. Chaser, tide-
waiter, Harwich ; Mr. John Longley, tidewaiter,
Ramsgate ; Mr. Robert Cribb, tidewaiter, Poole ;
Mr. Robert Reynolds, boatman, Dover ; Mr. H.
M•Gilvray, comptroller, Poole ; Mr. W. H. Smythe,
tidesurveyor, Yarmouth ; Mr. H. Kingsford, tide-
waiter, Harwich; Mr. J. Frost, tidewaiter, Ipswich.
Inland Revenue Department—Excise Branch—
Mr. Joseph Townsend, supervisor of . Glasgow
seventh district, Glasgow collection, has been ap-
pointed supervisor of West Ham, District, Mid-
dlesex collection. Mr. Thomas Morgan, officer
of Alio?. ninth division, Stirling collection ; Mr.
Henry John Valder, officer of B ailth division,
Wales middle collection, and Mr. James Anderson,
officer of Chipping Norton division, Oxford collec-
tion, have been appointed officers of West Ham
division, Middlesex collection. Mr. Robert Jeffry
Donohoe, officer of North Walsham third ride,
Norwich collection, has been appointed officer of
Beauly division, Inverness collection. Ireland—At
a recent competition for two cadetships in the Irish
constabulary Messrs. Quinn and O'Brien obtained
first and second places respectively. A competitive
examination will take place for the National Edu-
cation Office on the 6th inst. In the inspection
department there is a vacancy for an inspector;
commencing salary £2OO per annum.—Civil Ser-
vice Gazette,

COUNTRY MARKETS.

NORWICH—Nov. 3.

To-day there was a fair trade in wheat for all dry quali-
ties, at former rates, but inferior sorts rather lower. The
same may be said of barley.
White wheat 61s to 68s I Red wheat 54s to 65e
Malting barley....4os to 43s I
Chevalier barley 33s to 358
Distilling do ......25s to 27s Oats.. 30s to 328
Flour, 46s to 46s 6d per sack from the miller.