The Sun.
London, England, 1845-04-24 00:00:00

Ensign the Hon. Ernest Curzon, 52d Light Infantry, by the
Earl Howe.
Sub-Lieut. H. D. Streatfeild, on his appointment to the lit
Life Guards, by Viscount Comberznere.
Lieut. Montgomery Campbell, Madras Army, ;„by the Earl of
Bandon.
Lieut. Robert Edward Smith, Royal Bucks or King's Own
Regiment of Militia, by Lord Carrington.
Lieut. Walter Kirby, 29th Regiment, on his return from fo-
reign service, by General Lord Strafford, G.C.B.
Lieut. Charles Wallace, 25th Regiment, on his promotion and
return from China, by his father, Col. Robert Wallace, K. H.
Major Jelf Sharp, on his appointment as Deputy-Lieutenant
for Middlesex, by the Marquis of Salisbury.
Colonel Sir Joseph Thackwell, K.C.B. and K. H., 3d, •
King's own Light Dragoons, on his nomination to be Knight
Commander of the Bath, and return from India, by Lieut.-
General Lord Charles Manners.
Captain Oliver, Royal Horse Guards, on promotion, by the
Marquis of Anglesey.
Major Lucas and Mr. A. G. Roberts, by the Duke of Buck-
ingham.
Mr. Head and Mr. Frederick Garnett, by Sir F. Head.
Ensigns Newmareh and J. Crofton, by Sir F. Smith.
Mr. Gaussen and Mr. Frederick Gallen's, by the Earl of
Enniskillen.
lieutenant Hotham, by Lord Hotham.
Lieutenants G. A. Young and W. T. Granville, by Sir H.
Bayley.
Lieut.-Colonel Clarke and Lieutenant B. Walshe, by Sir T
Al buthnot.
Lieutenants W. L. Meason and G. B. Jennings, by Sir W.
Eustace.
Captain F. A. Wetherell and
_Lieut. A. Aitken, by the Rev.
J. Anderson.
Messrs. W. H. Gibson and C. R. Gibson, by Col. Douglas.
Captain De Butts and Lieutenant De utts, by their father,
Sir A. De Butts.
Major T. T. Pears, on being appointed C.B. ; Captain J. L.
Barrow and Lieut. R. R. Litle, on their return from. China,
by Lord Saltoun.
Capt H. B. Dickinsen, Lieut. W. Bridges, and Ensign T.
Pakenham, on their appointments, by Sir H. Pakenham.
Lieutenants Rodney, Holliday, and Lennox, on their promo-
tion, by Lord G. Lennox.
Col. H. P. Burn, and Major A. Roberts, on their return
from India, and Captain G. F. Simpson, by Lord Ellen-
borough.
Col. Priaulx, on appointment as A.D.C. for the Guernsey
; Capt. C. Mackenzie, on return from India, and
Professor A. Koelliker, by Sir J. Graham.
Captains Jenkins and H. Jackson, and Lieut. F. Grantham,
on return from China, by Col. Weare.
Messrs. Woodcock and Coleman, Aldermen of Norwich, by
Lord Douro.
Messrs. T. Galton and Spooner, M.P., and Rev. J. Spooner,
by Lord Lyttelton.
Mr. E. Thornton, on appointment to the Mexican Mission;
Mr. E. Peter and Capt. B. Gordon, on his appointment,
by Lord Aberdeen.
Lieut.-Cul. Ord on promotion, Captains Sandham on appoint-
ment, Tireman, F. Mein on promotion, Neville, Lieutenants
• Thompson on returu from foreign service, Robinson on pro-
motion, and Mr. J. Little, by Sir G. Murray.
Messrs. J. Fraser, A. M. Sutherland, and Acworth, on their
return from India; Colonel J. Holborn, Lieut.-Colonel
Capon, Major Sotheby, Captain G. A. Tulloch, and G.
Anderson, on their return from India; Captain Sir Robert
Oliver, R.N., on receiving the honour of Knighthood, and
return from India ; Lieutenants A. J. Cattle, N. C. Macleod,
J. S. Kembull, J. M. Montague, and Ensign E. Elderton,
on their return from India, by Lord Ripon.
?Weems. W. Gray and Egerton, Lieut.-General Sir F. Adam,
on return from abroad ; Major-Generals Nicol, Sir H. King,
Sir H. Pakenham, and Bell, on their appointments; Lieut.-
Colonel Lord W. Poulet, on return from Canada ; Captain
Langshaw, and Lieut. De Horsey, on his appointment, by
the Duke of Wellington.
Admiral Sir J. Westanking, appointed Commander-in-Chief at
Plymouth ; Commanders Claxton, E. Crouch, Dyke, and
Robert Mann, W. Kendall, E. S. Sotheby, and C. J. Feather-
stone, on their promotion ; Captains M. Dixon' on his ap-
po;ntment • H. Seymour, on promotion ;
'Sotheby, Lieuts.
.1. Tottenham on promotion, and return from Africa, and
Hasken, by Lord Haddington.
The following noblemen and gentlemen had the honour of
pre • sting addresses and petitions to her Majesty :
The Earl of Powis—From the clergy and laity of Manches-
ter, in the county of Lancashire, " entreating her Majesty to
consider that the immediate consequences of this measure has
already been to deprive Manchester of a bishop during the last
ten years, and ire future effects must be to inflict the same in-
jury on North Wales for ever."
From the dean and chapter, the archdeacons, the rural deans,
and the clergy of the diocese of St. Asaph; with 175 signatures,
,n the district of North \Vales.
From the archdeacon and clergy of the archdeaconry of
Shropshire, in the diocese of Lichfield, in the county of
Shropshire.
From the clergy of the archdeaconry of Exeter, in the
twenty of Devon.
Froia the rural dean and clergy of the deanery of Dyffryn
Clwyd, in the diocese of Bangor and county of Denbigh.
From the rural dean and clergy of the rural deanery of
Pontesbury, in the diocese of Hereford and county of Salop.
From the rural dean and clergy of the deanery of Ludlow,
in the diocese of Hereford and county of Salop.
From the clergy and deanery of Cirencester, in the diocese of
Gloucester and Bristol and county of Gloucester.
From the clergy of the rural deanery of Woodleigh, ie tho
archdeaconry of Totnes and diocese of Exeter.
From the rural dean and clergy of the rural deanery of
Arllechwedd, in the county of Bangor.
From the clergy of the deanery of Dursley.
Frnm the rural dean and clergy of the western portion of the
deanery of Pontesburg, in the diocese of Hereford.
From natives of Wales, resident in London.
From the grand jury of the county of Montgomery.
From the inhabitants of the parish of West Felton, in the
county of Salop.
From the inhabitants of the parish of Ellesmere, in the
county of Salop.
From the inhabitants of the parish of Great Ness, its the
county of Salop.
From the inhabitants of the township of Dudleston in the
parish of Ellesmere and county of Salop.
From the inhabitants of the parish of Ruyton in the Eleven
Towns, in the county of Salop.
From the inhabitants of the parish of Badger, in the county
etf
parish at Lianithantal, in the diocese of Bangor, and county of
Denbigh.
From the rector, churchwarden, and inhabitants of the parish
of Hampton Bishop, in the county of Hereford.
From the minister and inhabitants of the parish of St. Chad,
Shrewsbury.
From the inhabitants of the parish of Shiffnal, in the county
of Salop.
From the rector, the churchwardens, and the parishioners of
the parish of Derwen, in the diocese of Bangor, and county of
Denbigh.
From the churchwardens and inhabitants of the parish of
Llarebedr, in the county of Denbigh.
From the rector, the curate, the churchwardens, and pa-
rishioners of the parish of Llanelidan, in the diocese of Bangor,
and county of Denbigh.
From the inhabitants of the parish of Henllan, county of
Denbigh, and diocese of St. Asapb.
From the inhabitants of the eity of Chester.
From the mayor, aldermen, councillors, and inhabitants of
the borough of Ruthin.
From the vicar, curates, churchwardens, and inhabitants of
the parish of Llanfair, Dyffryn, Clwyd, its the diocese of
Bangor.
From the rector, churchwardens, and inhabitants of the
pariah of Efenechtyd, in the county of Denbigh.
From the rector, the curate, the churchwardens, and inhabi-
tants of the parish of Clocaenog, in the county of Denbigh.!
From the vicar, the curate, churchwardens, and other in-
habitants of the united parishes of Llanywys and Gyffylling in
the county of Denbigh.
From the rector, churchwardens, and inhabitants of the
parish of Llangwytan, D. C., in the county of Denbigh.
From the curate, the churchwardens, and inhabitants of the
parish of Llandyrnog, in the diocese of Bangor. Praying her
Alaje,ty's eanctien that so much of the Act of the 6thand 7th
William IV, which relates to the union of the sees of St.
Asaph and Bangor may be repealed, and that Parliament may
be enabled to take such measures as may be deemed expedient
to preserve unimpaired the constitution of the Church in North
Wales.

Bishop of Bangor, from the dean and chapter of Bangor,
the clergy of the county of Anglesey, the clergy of the deanery
of Llyn, the inhabitants of Lanthalader, praying her Majesty to
be graciously pleased, in the exercise of her royal prerogative,
to signify her consent to the progress of such measures as may
be submitted to Parliament for repealing so much of the Act
e, and 7 Wm. I V., c. 77, as provides fur the union of the gees
of St. Asaph and Bangor.
Bishop of Hereford, with an address against the union of the
sees of Bangor arid St. Asaph.
Mr. Charles %Vynne, Sheriff for the county of Denbigh,
accompanied by Ma. Mainwaring, M.P., with a county
adaress, praying that her Majesty will be graciously pleased to
allow a fill to be brought into Parliament for the repeal of an
Act that united the sees of St. Asaph and Bangor.
Mr. Mainwaring, M.P., presented two addresses with similar
prayers front the grand jurors assembled at the Spring Assize*,
.145, anti at the quarter sessions in March, 1845.
Mr. Wynne was presented by the Hon. William Bagot.
Air. Marsh, Deputy Mayor of Great Yarmouth, with an
address of congratulation to her ALtjes.y on the birth of the
Prince Alfred. Mr. Marsh was presented by Mr. Will-
shire, M P.
Mr. John Betts, Sheriff of the City of Norwich, accom-
panied by Mr. Henry Woodcock and Mr. George Lovick Cole-
man, Aldermen, of congratulation on the birth of another
Prince, from the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of Norwich.
Mr. Betts was presented by the Marquis of Douro.
After the Levee, her Majesty and Prince Albert, attended by
the royal suite, returned to Buckingham Palace.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent had a dinner party
yesterday at her residence Clarence House, St. James's.
The company consisted of their Royal Highnesses the Duke
and Duchess of Cambridge, their Royal Highnesses the Here-
ditary Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Mecklenbnrgh-
Strelitz, his Serene Highness Prince Ernest of Hesse Philipp-
stahl, his Serene Highness Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar,
Mons. Dedel, the Netherlands Minister ; Count Kielmann-
segge, the Hanoverian Minister ; the Dnke and Duchess of
Buccleuch, the Earl and Countess Delawarr, the Earl and
Countess of Jersey, the Earl and Countess of Dalhousie,
Barrio d'Arnini, Lord and Lady Beauvale, the Equerry in
Waiting to the Duke of Cambridge, Lady Anna Maria Dawson,
the Countess Wratislaw, and Colonel Sir George Cowper.
Her itoyal Highness the Duchess of Kent had afterwards an
evening party. Her M-ajesty .nd Prince Albert (attended by
the Royal Suite), and the Royal Family,
at wereresent.
The following Concert was performed Clarence House,
during the evening, in the presence of the Illustrious Circle ;
Fantasia, Pianoforte, Madame Dulcken—Thalber
Aria, Neapolitana—Signor Lalalache. g.
.Aria, " L'amor suo mi to beats," (Roberto Devereux)
Madame Grisi—Donizetti.
Adelaide, Signor Mario—Beethoven.
Aria, " Si lo lento," ( Fausto), Miss Birch—Spohr.
Quartuor, " Leer) quel fiero istante," Mesdames Grisi et
Birch, Signori Mario t Lablache.--Costa.
0", ‘• In verrei," Madame Gtisi et Signor Lablache--
Mercadante.
Lieder Ohnd Wirte Tarantella, Pianoforte, Madame Dulcken
—Menelelssohn, Chioppen.
preghiera, " Ave Maria," Signor Mario—Schubert.
Aria, (Manon Lescant) Mies Birch---Balfe.
Duo, "Un tenero cuore," (Roberto Devereux), Madame
Grisi et Signor Mario— Donizetti.
preghiera, " Dail two stelato soglis, (Mose), Mesdames Grisi
et Birch, Signori Mario et Lahlache.—Rossini.

CAUTION.—A man of the name of Robert Ward
(or at least calling himself so) is travelling about Suffolk
with a petition, stating that he has lost two horses by
death, and begging the contributions of the benevolent
in order that he may be enabled to replace them. A
slumber of signatures were attached to the one he showed
fit Ipswich; some of them have proved to be forgeries,
and we warn the public against such an impostor.
should any of our reader happen of him, we should re-
commend them to put a label on his back and direct him
to the police, at Ipswich, at whose hands he would be
sure to get some cheap fare and loding.—lpsicich
Express.