The Sun.
London, England, 1861-11-30 00:00:00

FROM THJ GAZETTE OF LAST EVENING.

ST. JAMES'S PALACE, Nov. 28.
The Queen has been pleased to appoint James Syme,
Esq., to be Surgeon in Scotland in Ordinary to her
Majesty.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, Nov. 28.
The Queen has been pleas, d to approve of Mr. Thomas
11. Dudley as Consul at Liverpool for the United States of
America.
FOREIGN-OFFICE, Nov. 29.

The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Adrion
Campbell Cator as Consul at Rangoon for his Majesty the
King of the Belgians.
WHITEHALL, Nov. 28.

The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. William
Farren White, 8.A., to the vicarage of Stonehouse, in the
county of Gloucester, and diocese of Gloucester and Bris.,
tol, void by the death of the Rev. Henry Cripps.
WORCESTERSHIRE—EASTERN DIVISION.--The Gazette
of this evening contains a notice that the Speaker of the
House of Commons will issue his warrant for a new writ,
for the election of a member for the Eastern Division of the
county of Worcester, in the room of the late John Hodgetts
Hodgetts Foley, Esq.

CROWN-OFFICE, Nov. 28.
MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN TILE PRESE NT]
PARLIAAIENT.
City of Carlisle—Edmund Potter, Esq., in the room of
the Right Hon. Sir JameS Robert George Graham, Bart.,
deceased,

BA.
Walter John Brooks, bakeNKRUPTSr, Aldersgate-street
James Thomas Owen, carman, Dulwich, Surrey
John Dormer, builder, Caversham, Oxfordshire
Charles Wills, millwright, Winchester
Henri Henrionnet, Oakley-square, Regent's Park
George William Lock, assistant-surgecn in the nr,vy,
Liverpool-street, King's-cross
Samuel Palmer, printer, Kentish-town
William Pelt, grocer, Lavender-road, Battersea
Thomas Lampin, lime. merchant, Norwood Newaown
William IBelnes, ibulptor, Regent's Park
Josiah Morris, Montpelier-terrace,
Wi11i4174 Maw()) 001 Striqui

William H. Ablett, commission agent, Laurence-lane,
City.
Norman Bruce, dealer in tobacco, Staines
The Rev. Robert Wallis Belt, Brompton
Thomas Stockford, baker, Goswell street, Clerkenwell
William G. Gibbons, journeyman cabinetmaker, Lower
Whitecross-street
George W. Hutchinson, accountant, Basinghall-street
James Frederick Lockett, butcher, Walworth
Charles Cornwell, cow keeper, Wapping
Thomas Stock, licensed victualler, Great Coggeshall,
Essex
Samuel J. Pittar, umbrella maker, Regent-street
Abraham Smith, baker, King-street, Hammersmith
John James Gibson, Kilburn-terrace, Peckham
John Cook, labourer, Great Berkhampstead
John Halford, auctioneer, Nicol-square, Hackney
John Smith, jun., fruiterer, Greenwich
Edward Baron Biggs and Henry Pearson Biggs, far-
mers, Willesden

Letitia Mary Ann James, lodging -house-keeper, Burton-
street, Eaton-square_

Andrew Beater, Fredk. Denmaat, and James Russ,
warehousemen, Aldermanbury
Wm. Keylock, commission agent, Ironmonger-lane, City
John Yates, bootmaker, Whitechapel-road
James Morrison, grocer, Greenhithe
Henry Luff, farmer, Roundhurst, Sussex
Timothy Spencer, tailor, Argyle-street, Regent-street
Phillipp Eckhaus, jeweller, New-street, Bishopsgate
Joseph George Eardonsohn, wine merchant, Mincing-lane
Hugh M'Nulty, master mariner, Commercial .road East
Edward Jarvis, Registrar's Office, Chancery-lane
George Ebenezer Allan, North-place, Ball's pond-road
James Powell, printer, Mitcham.
Richard Chalklin, jun., carries., Forest-hill, Kent
John Hoare, tobacconist, Piccadilly
Thomas Daly, licensed victualler, Plumstead, Kent
Joseph Harrison, corn merchant, Kentish-town
Thomas Hill, builder, Lee, Kent
Wm. Alex. Law, spruce dealer, Mercer's-terrace, Stepney
Samuel Rogers, corn dealer, Aynho, Northamptonshire
Win. Shirt, Ashby-road, Islington
Hope Hunter, draper, Walsall
Henry M alkinshaw, printer, Birmingham
Edmond Greenhouse, moister, Kingsland, Herefordshire
Thomas Stubbs, builder, Swinscoe, Staffordshire
Jacob Stanley Lister, timber merchant, Bilston
Richard Campion. and Edmund Henry Jones, chemists,
Wolverhampton
Adam Pringle, beer seller, Radford, Nottinghamshire
John Bannister, Liverpool
Charles Bartholomew, bath provietor, Bristol
John Peter Willmott, chemist, elymouth
George Cozens, cattle dealer, High Ham
Robert Hawkings, farmer, Huntspill, Bridgwater
Ann Jackson, lodging-house keeper, Bradford
Benjamin B. Nicholls, commission merchant, Chapeltown,
near Leeds
Arthur Trenam, licensed victualler, Mansfield
Frederick George Field, .lioemaher, Barnsley
Charles Wormall, machine comb manufacturer, Leeds
James Tilley, builder, Widness, Lancashire
Samuel Brand, licensed victualler, Liverpool
Hugh Humphreys, merchant, HendyTev;yn,Merioneths
shire.
Owen Edwards, builder, Liverpool
John Shaw, druggist, Broughtor.s in Furness, Lancashire
George Giovannovich, merchant, Manchester
John Mather, music seller Lancaster Castle
John Richard Tremlett, and Edward Hill, masons, Sal-.
ford
Thomas Stone. cordwainer, Reedham, Norfolk
Henry Jam Ls Butcher, agent, Great Yarmouth
John -astin, carpenter, Newcastle, Glamorganshire
-"'':ittrd Ogden, farmer, Jumbo, Tonge, Lancashire
William Mitchell, veterinary surgeon, Landport, Portsea
Joseph Cowley, cattle dealer, Landport, Portsea
George Dimond, stationer, Gosport
George William King, butcher, Southsea
Joseph Partridge, painter, Willenlaall, Staffordshire
Thomas Harris, provision dealer's assistant, Wolver'
hampton
Richard Reynolds, butcher, Wolverhampton
John Prosser, innkeeper, Cheltenham.
Isaac Sudbury Parkins, commission. agent, Blackburn
George Heppenstall, steel converter, Sheffield
James Jepson, grocer, Sheffield
Edward Priestley, fulling miller, Huddersfield
David Aspinall, journeyman skater, Huddersfield
Fleetwood Milnes, Kirkheaton
George Smethurst, baker, Huddersfield
Josep Harrison Oddie Wilson, schoolmaster, Rathmell,
Yorkshire
Thomas Waters, grocer, Worn Ystalytera, Glamorgan.-
shire
John Robins, grocer, Lytchett Matravers, Dorsetshire
Saul Barnes, shoemaker, Lowestoft
James Perry, broker, Birmingham
Charles Hemming, cabinetmaker, Birmingham
Henry Baylis, draper. Birmingham
Frederick Spencer, painter, Digbeth, Birmingham
George Barnsley, out of business, Aldwark, Bradbourne,
Derbyshire
Thomas HOW (otherwise Heald) job,dyer, Pollard-streets
Manchester
John Parry, journeyman tailor, Ardwick, Manchester
Jonathan Sweetirg Storey, bl,acksmith, Hartlepool
John Lloyd Jones, machineman, Rhosllanerchrugog's
Ruabon
Frank Hutchinson, grocer, Wood-street, within Elton,
Lancashire
Thomas Garwood, innkeeper, Bury St. Edmunds;
Daniel Pawley Hardy, milliner, Grantham
The7aas Rees, farmer, Broodmeor, St. Dogwells, Peva'
[r;okeshire
David Rees, farmer, Pennsylvania, Rudbuxton
Owen Roberts, cowkeeper, Toxteth-road, Liverpool
Wm. Fielding Marshall, heald and read maker, Shipley
John Duerden, fishcurer and salesman, Blackburn
Thomas Etherington, engineer, Liverpool.
William Lumley, journeyman mechanic, Oldham
James Taylor, labourer, near St. Helen's, Sutton
Thomas Dobson, journeyman plasterer, Blackburn
Richard Holden, tinner, Preston
Robert Taylor, commission agent, Harrop-street, Green*
heys, Manchester
Robert Bell, fishmonger, Alnwick, Northumberland
Lyon Brown, surveyor, Pembridge, Herefordshire
John Phillips, haulier, Llanguicke, 6 lamorganshire
George Johnson, shoe factors' assistant, Northampton
John Stiles, attorney-at-law, Patricroft
George Harvey, painter, Leigh, Essex
John Short, travelling tea dealer, Simonsbath, EXTZIOre
William Finch, innkeeper, Fyfield, Essex
William Wyer, shoemaker, Attlebotough, Norfolk
Edward Pigney, bricklayer, New Catton, Norwich
William Richardson, shopkeeper, Heigham, Norwich
Samuel Wickens, corn dealer, Tonbridge Wells
John Biley, shoemaker, Hooton Pagnell, Yorkshire
John Andrews, miller, Horsham, Sussex
William Burton, boxmaker, Halifax
Elizabeth Lees, innkeeper, Halifax
Elizabeth Lee, cork cutter, Oxford
William John Olive, seedsman, He9thfield, Sussex
William Oliver, grocer, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Thomas Calvert, professor of nyasic, Exeter
James Roberts, dealer in aversr, Goudhurst, Kent
James Wenn, ironmonger., .Downhatn-market
William Currey, photographic artist, Bolton-le. Moors
Frances Wells, widow, innkeeper, Chelmsford
William Coleman, baker, Northampton

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.
Computed from tho Returns made in the week ending
1•1,,,v. 26, 1861, exclusive of the duties of Customs paid or
payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great
Britain : per cwt.
Muscovado, the produce of British America 23s 60

COUNTRY MA.R1f11,26:

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LIVERPOOL—Nov.[29.

The fear that the present complications between our GO"
vernment and the Federal States of America may lead to
collision between the two countries caused considerable e%::
citernent in our mark advance. Wheat was eagerly souglr
after, and a general of 3d to 4d was establishiat
but only a very limited business resulted. Flour is abol
the prices of this day week. Indian corn was freely sold
.:
at is to is 6d dearer. Oats and oatmeal slow at unchange°
prices. Beans and peas held more money.