The Sun.
London, England, 1861-12-14 00:00:00

BREVET.

The unbermentioned officers to have the local rank of
Major-General in North America while in command of bri-
gades in that country :--
Brevet-Colonel David Russell, C. 8., Lieutenant-Colonel
unattached, at present serving as a Brigadier-General ai
Aldershot.

Brevet-Colonel Randal Rumley, Lieutenant-Colonel,
half-pay unattached, at present serving as lnspector-Gene-
ral of Infantry in Great Britain, with the temporary rank
of Major-General.
Major and Brevet-Colonel Burton Daveney, retired full
pay Ist Foot, to have the honorary rank of Major-General.
Captain and Brevet. Colonel James Stuart, half-pay 84th
Foot, Staff Officer of Pensioners, retired upon full pay, to
have the honorary rank of Major-General.
Captain Matthew Frederick Steele, half-pay Unattached,
Staff Officer of Pensioners, retired upon full pay, to have
the honorary rank of Major.
Paymaster with the honorary rank of Captain, Robert
Thomas Hearn, 76th Foot, to have the honorary rank of
Major, under the Royal Warrant of the 27th January,
1860.

• erjeant-Major T. Trout, of the Aldershot Camp Police
to have the local rank of Quartermaster while employed at
Aldershot, but such rank not to give any additional pay.
The undermentioned Officers to be employed upon a
particular service :
TO BE LIEUT.-COLONELS.

Brevet-Colonel Alexander Low, Lieutenant-Colonel,
half-pay Unattached.
Brevet-Colonel Charles F. Fordyce, C. 8., Lieutenant-
Colonel, half-pay Unattached.
Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel Augustus Henry Lane
Fox, Grendier Guards.
Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Ralph Browne, half-pay, late
87th Foot.
Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Hope Crealock, half-pay, late
90th Foot.
Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Ross, half-pay, late 73d
Foot.
Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Newdigate, half-pay, late
Rifle Brigade.
Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Taylor, half-pay, late 9th
Foot.

TO BE MANORS.
Major Charles F. Torrens Daniell, half-pay Unattached
Major of Brigade, Curragh.
Major Fitz William F. Hunter, half-pay Unattached.
Major Taylor Lambard Mayne, half-pay Unattached.
Major John Wimburn Laurie, half-pay, late 4th Foot.

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
William Farbon, miller, Horneastle, Lincolnshire
George Cooke, upholsterer, Knighton, Devonshire.

BANKRUPTS.
James Frankland, stationer, Commercial-road East
Harry Peclarift, surgeon. Laxfield, Suffolk
William Gibson, ironfounder, Lizzard-street, St. Luke
Wellman Huekell, auctioneer, Willingham, Cambridge-
shire
George Bewail, commission agent; Richmond
Annie Carnell, hotel-keeper, Wellington-terrace, St.
John's-wood
Francis Smith, brewer, Fulham.
Edward Capan, tailor, Strand.
James Roebuck, baker, Woburn, Bedfordshire.
Jesse Cornelius Moore, tea dealer, Little Tower-street.
William Butler, coach builder, Poole, Dorsetshire.
Patrick Maguire, commission agent, Arthur•street East,
City.
Thomas James Pike, gilder, North Audley-street.
Frederick John Howard, merchant's-clerk, Wellington-
street
Edmund Fellows, licensed victualler, Regent's-park
Henry White Shailer, greengrocer, Regent's-park
Alfred Horne, grocer, Felix-terrace, Liverpool-road
James Sawyer, livery-stable-keeper, Curtain-road
Henry George Harrison, smith, Islington
John Porter, looking glass manufacturer, Lisson-grove
John Davis, professor of music, Wilmot-road, Dalston
Joseph P. Mew and George Thome, ironmongers, West
Cowes
James Nicholas Rocke, clerk, Munster-terrace, Fulham
Thomas C. Wilkinson baker, Cross-street, New Hatcham
Edgar W. Dow, tailor, Goswell-road
William T. Spain, clerk, Albion-terrace, Chelsea
William Hill Owen, surveyor, Camberwell
Samuel Vineall, farmer, Rotherfield, Sussex
Samuel Orbell Kingsbury, baker, Great Oakley, Essex
Harriet Ann Morris, widow, Brighton
Richard Brown the elder, butcher, Croydon-common
Joseph Wilder, licensed victualler, Aston-juxta-Bir-
mingham
Anne Faulkner, Benjamin Wight Faulkner, and Charles
Joseph Faulkner, brewers, Birmingham
John Turton Newton, limo-master, Birchills, Walsall,
Staffordshire
Thomas Bowmar, lime-burner, Kirkby, Ashfield, Notts
Samuel Reeves, late of Barkby, Leicester
Joseph Bird, grocer, Nottingham
William Sketchley, builder, Leicester
George Augustus Hartlebury Hepworth, surgeon, Glou-
cester
John George, coal merchant, Gloucester
Francis Lerebours Gorbell, school maser, Somerset
John Hicks Vivian, cabinet maker, Redruth
Jonathan Carter, licensed victualler, Exeter
Henry Bentley, woollen cloth manufacturer, York
David Wood, cloth manufacturer, York
George Winter, York
Edwin Wyatt, hotel keeper, Penmaenmawr, Carnarvon
William Tassell, hosier, Liverpool
Frederick Roberts, engraver, Manchester
HenrySugden,alkalimanufacturer,Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Thomas Mollard, schoolmaster, Birmingham
Edward Bradbury, cabinet maker, Balsall Heath, Wor-
cestershire
Charles Sissons, general dealer Bingham, Notts
William Cockayne, schoolmaster, Nottingham
Thomas Benton, grocer, Nottingham
Charles Ruben Dann, optician, Nottingham
Sarah Lucy Philips, brewer, Gloucester
James Cox, horse dealer, Worcester
Henry Thomas Pugsley Ireland, livery stable keeper,
Torquay
Henry Clode, cabinet maker, Torquay
Samuel Clarke, fruiterer, Torquay
John Albert Miles, wheelwright, Banbury
Nehemiah Mitchell, tailor, Congleten, Chester
John Pattison, farmer, Gateshead
Thomas Gould, butcher, Cradley-heath, Staffordshire
Thomas Lee, innkeeper, Wymendham, Leicestershire
Jeremiah Wass+ Garrett, grocer, Woodbridge, Suffolk
Thomas Allwood, stationer, Alcester
Richard Williams, grocer, Llantriesant, Glamorganshire
Matthew Henderson, groom, Castle Eden, Durham
John Ward, shoemaker, Escomb, Durham
Robert John Waugh, mason, Lanchester
Frederick Henry Lilly, glazier, Market Deeping
Wm. Dalby and John Hadfield, joiners, Barton-on-Trent
Robert Gaseoyne, cattle dealer, Peterborough.
John Lloyd, bricklayer, Heaton Norris
John Wilson, toy dealer, Margate