The Sun.
London, England, 1858-01-20 00:00:00

Private John Bennett, died at Delhi
Privato John Funstor, died at Delhi
Private John Kiely, killed in action
Private George George, died at Delhi
Private James Pyne, died at Delhi
Private Thomas Dines, wounded in the leg
Private Robert Hanccck, died at Delhi
Private Swift Richard, died at Delhi
Private Thomas Humphreys, died at Delhi
Private John Burke, killed in action
Private James Doyle, killed in action
Private Thomas Roae, killed in action
Drummer John Hanrahan, died from wounds
Private Charles Rowland, died at Delhi
Private John Kenny, died from wounds
Sergeant Wm. Johnson, killed in action
Private Patrick Callaghan, died at Delhi
Private Duncan MiGraggor, killed in action
Corporal Wm. Doyle, died at Delhi
Private Alexander Brown, died at Delhi
Private Victor Deblewell, wounded in the hand
Private Robert Mason. died at Delhi
Sergeant George Mills, killed in action
Corporal William Barton, killed in action
Private Edward Lugard, killed in action
Private George McCarron, killed in action
Private John Shaw, idled in action
Private Michael Kennedy, killed in action
Private John Cull, killed in action
Private Peter Caulfield, killed in action
Private Arthur Johnson, killed in action
Private John Muir, killed in action
Private William Condon, killed in action
Sergeant Peter Reynolds, killed in action
Private William Rourke, killed in action
Private James Key, killed in action]
Private Samuel Goodwin, killed in action
Private John Blair, killed in action
Corporal Michael Noon, killed in action
Private James Midigan, killed in action
Private Patrick Connelly, killed in action
Private Richard Collins, killed in action
Sergeant William Thomas, killed in action
Private William Ambrose. killed in action
Private John Rourke, killed in action
Private James Currie, killed in action
Private George Rodford, killed in action
Sergeant John Elms, wounded in the back
Private William Ford, wounded in the back
Private Thomas Fothergill, wounded in the arm
Private Patrick Kerns, wounded in the back
Private Francis Moore, wounded it the hand
Private James Moran, wounded in the head
Private Michael Walsh, wounded in the hand
Private Daniel Egan, wounded in the hand
Private Henry Turner, wounded in the knee
Private John Connelly, wounded in the belly
Private James Chamberlain, wounded in the hand
Sergeant Duncan Campbell, wounded in the arm
Sergeant George Melton, wounded in the arm
Sergeant-Major George Bradley, wounded in the leg
Staff-Sergeant Richard Flavin, wounded in the groin
Private William Bean, wounded in the arm
Private John Evans, wounded in the shoulder
Private Robert Ferguson, wounded in the leg
Private Richard Joceline, wounded in the leg
Private Charles McCall, wounded iu the hand
Private William Newman, wounded in the arm
Drummer John Vallally, wounded in the breast
Private Denis Power, wounded in the foot
Private William Holmes, wounded in the leg
Private Patrick O'Brien, wounded in the arm
Corporal Thomas Harknett, wounded in the groin
Private Coll Carmichael, wounded in the arm
Private John Cagney, wounded in the shoulder
Private William Bearcroft, wounded in both legs
Private Richard Good, wounded in the arm
Private Elias Wigmore, wounded in the foot
Private William Parsons, wounded in the groin
Sergeant James Addis, wounded in the arm
Sergeant John Wilkinson, wounded in the leg
Private Samuel Agnew, wounded in the head
Private Henry Mclntosh, wounded in the leg
Private William Sharp, wounded in the leg
Private Richard Goggan, wounded in the leg and hand
Private Charles Doherty, wounded in the face
Private Thomas Martin, wounded in the thigh
Private James Byrne, wounded in the hand
Private William Dick, wounded in the hand
Private John Trimblet, wounded in the neck
Private John Calloghan, wounded in the arm
Private James Nelligan, wounded in the groin
Sergeant Maurice Brady, wounded in the leg
Private John Curtis, wounded in the arm
Private Joseph Morgan, died at Delhi from wounds
Private Daniel Driscoll, killed in action
Private Christopher Harford, killed in action
Private William Williamson, killed in action
Private William French, died from wounds
Private James Osborne, died at Delhi
Drummer James Howse, died at Delhi
Private John Clark, died at Delhi
Private Joseph Sare, died at Delhi
Sergeant John Wilson, died at Delhi
Corporal Robert Irwin, died from wounds
Private James Duggan,
died at Delhi
Private John Kenny, died from wounds
Privato Felix McCarthy, died at Delhi
Private Charles Riely, died at Delhi
Private Michael Keefe, died from wounds
Sergeant Michael M`Narnara, died from wounds
Private William Holmes, died from wounds
Private Thomas Quin, died from wounds
Corporal John McKinnon, died from wounds
Private John Stenson, died at Delhi
Private William Galbraith, died at Delhi
Private William MoVeary, died at Delhi
Private David Pentland, died at Delhi
Private James Kavanagh, died at Delhi
Private William Parsons, died from wounds
Private Denis Sullivan, died at Delhi
Private John Bouchier, died at Delhi
Private Thomas Burke, died at Delhi
Private Patrick Burns, died from wounds
Private James Nelligan, died from wounds
Private James Whittaker, dii,d at Delhi
Private Richard Taylor, died at Delhi
Private John Geffres, died at Delhi
Private David Jones, died from wounds
Corporal Thomas Ifarknett, died from wounds
Private William Cleague, died at Delhi
Private Coleman McDonough, died at Delhi
Private Patrick McNamara, died at Delhi
Sergeant George Dean, died at Delhi
Private Thomas Riordan, died at Delhi
Private Patrick Donogtray, died at Delhi
K. COGHILL, lst Lieutenant,
Adjutant European
ALEXANDERy
B oßengal
i),Captain.Fusiliers.
Commanding. 2d European Bengal Fusiliers.

From the London Gazette of Last Night.

WHITEHALL, JAN. 18.

The queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to
be passed under the Great Seal, granting the dignity of a
Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland unto Henry Marshman Havelock, Captain in the
Army (eldest son of the late Major-General Henry Have-
lock, of Lucknovr, K.C.8.), and to the heirs male of his
body lawfully begotten, with remainder, in default of such
ihueltot hhtee said li
heirss uiall:jolr7nfeuliy begotten of the body of
hie father, eral Henry Havelock.

kWHITEHALL, JAN. 18.
The Queen has been pleased to ordain and declare that
Hannah Shepherd Havelock, the widow of the late Major-
General Henry Havelock, Knight Commander of the Most
the m Honourable
ey thef
place,Bath, shall have, hold, and enjoy
and
precedence to which she
would have been entitled had her said husband survived
and been created a Baronet, and for which creation her
Majesty had given instructions, as notified in the London
same
Orderi
title,
t ol
Gazette of the 27th of November last : And also to com-
mand that the said royal order and declaration be registered
in her Majesty's College of Arms,
FOREIGN OFFICE, DEL 1,
The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint the
Hon. William George Stafford Jerningham to be Her
Majesty's Charge d'Affaires and Consul-General in the
; Republic of Peru.
FOREIGN OFFICE, JAN. H.
The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint
Edward Arnont Grattan, Esq., to be Her Majesty's Consul
at Ant werp.
The Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint
Francis Lousada, Esq., to be Her Majesty's Consul at
Boston.
FOREIGN OFFICE, JAN, 18,
The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Antonio
Pisani as Consul at Malta for the Free Hanseatic City of
Lubeck.

WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, JAN. 19.
Royal Artillery. The under-meutioned Gentlemen
Cadets to be Lieutenants, viz. :—Charles Edward Hood
Symons, Henry Gratwick Hasler, Herbert Lionel Gwyn,
Chas. Edward Elwyn, Henry Maxwell Robertson, John
Murray Traill, Ernest St. George Cobbold, William An-
drew M`Pherson Gor4ou, Wm. Arthur Robert, Duncan
Norton Taylor Francis Beresford, T. Maynard Hazlerigg,
Julien Frederick Sandeman, Vincent Wells, and Robert
Power Saunders.
Royal Engineers—The undermentioned Gentleman Cadets
to he Lieutenants, viz. :—George Mansell Collings,
Robert Hamilton Vetch, Charles Warren, Edward
Nicolls Peters, John Henry Crowdy, Flonorius Sisson
Sitwell, Charles Albert Lyon Campbell, William John
Eugledue, William Sharer Maud, George Vivian Sive-
wright, Henry Somerset Clive Dallas Gordon Jones,
Arthur Blayney Coddington, and Henry Fyers Turner.

BREVET.
Tho undermentioned officers, having completed three
years' service in the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, to be
Colonels in the Army, under the Royal Warrant of 3d
November, 1854 :

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Llontenant-Colonel John Noble Arbuthnot Freese, C.B.
Royal Artillery
_ _ .

fj ioutenanttelotel Frederick Darby Cloaveland, Royal
artillery

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Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Austin Turner, Royal Artil-
lery
Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Beckett Feilding Marriott,
Royal Artillery
Lieutenant-Coloael Thomas Elwyn, Royal Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel
Thomas Rawlings Mould, Royal
Engineers
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Lieutenant• Colonel William Crawley Stace, Royal
Engineers
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fieuterrint-Colonel Edmund Twiss Ford, Royal
Engineers
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Erskine Ford, Royal
Engineers
TO BE COLONELS IN THE ARMY FOR DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE IN THE FIELD.
Brevet-Lieutenant.Colonel Elward. Harris Grenthed,
Bth Foot
Lieutenant-Colonel John Jones, 60th Foot.
TO BE LIEUTENANT-COLONELS IN THE ARMY.
Major Joshua Allen Vigors, 52d Foot
Brevet-Major C. W. Sibley, filth Foot
Brevet-Major J. Heatley, 83,1 Foot
Major Henry Anne Ouvry, 9th Light Dragoons
Major Thomas Stirling, 64th Foot
Brevet-Major Charles E. P. Gordon, 75th Foot
Major John Hinde, Bth Foot
TO BE MAJORS IN THE ARMY.
Captain William Drysdale, 9th Light Dragoons
Captain William Brookes, 75th Foot
Captain J. H. Cox, 75th Foot
Captain George Edward Baynes, Bth Foot
Captain T. R. D. Hay, 78th Foot
Captain Alexander W. Gordon, 61st Foot
Captain W.
Edward D. Deacon, 61st Foot
Captain Oct. H. St. George Anson, 9th Light Dragoons
Captain Sir Edward FitiGerald Campbell, Bart., 60t1.1
Foot