The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-29 00:00:00

NAVAL

ADMIRALTY, MARCH 28.—Arrotrammrs: Master
A. Breeden, Mate T. Stackhouse, Purser J. Mallard, Clerk
C. A. flimpeote, Master's Assistant W. B. Bastion, Boatswain
J. Thompson, Gunner R. Parkins, Carpenter .7. (ledge, to
dritomaci. Acting Boatswains P. 1). Maxwell, T. Flint-
ham, supers to Monarch. Master's Assistant F. P. Hu-
well, to Dannelese. Purser J. C. Little, to Winchester.—
MAkaca 27.—Peonornate: Commanders T. Hope and J.
Foote, to be Captains.—Arrotrirmzers : Captain R. H.
Scott, to Nephew. Lieutenants H. Campion, to Hoare;
and T. J. Young, to liscolkost.
Po4rattoo2u, MARCH 28.—The Rodney, 92, Cap-
tain Charles Graham, C. 8., was towed out of harbour yew
terday to Spithead, where she anchored and saluted the
flag of the commander-in.ehief. The Arethuse, 60, Cap-
tain Symonds, is completed in her refit, ants is again ready
for sea. Sho was " paid down " yesterday, and a fortnight's
leave of absence granted to her crew. The Sampson, 6,
ste=psddle) frigate, Captain Jones, got up her ',earn
y to try her engines, having had them repaired.
The Antelope, 3, ,team-vess;l, Lieutenant-commanding C.
H. Yosag, whisk arrived at this port from Woolwich on
Friday, was paid advance of wages yesterday. Comman-
der Barnard, officers, and crew of the Vesuvius, steam-
sloop, were turned over from that ship to the Vixen, 6,
steam-sloop, on Friday evening. The Vixen is destined for
the Brazils station. The Superb, 80, Captain Purcell, re-
mains at Spithead. Some dissatisfaction has been evinced
by her crew at the intention of the Admiralty to pay them
up six months' wages instead of paying them of The
Winchester, 60, Captain Loch, is progrudng in fitting out.
Captain Erskine, Secend-lientenant Gill, 2 sergeants, 2
corporals.,. and 63 privates of Royal Marines, have embarked
for serum on board her.

-liaVoNroßT, Wawa 28.—The Resistance (store-
ship) arrived with stores for the Royal William victualling
lacjimon Thursday, and came into harbour on Friday. The
(brig), Commander Seddon, wu towed into har-
bour on Thursday, and is to be paid off on Wednesday
next. Admiral Bir J. Ornmanney returned front leave of
absence on Friday, and misdated his colours on board the
Impregnable. The &mown, which arrived on Thursday, is
detained here in cosisennesce of some defect in her air
pump. It is expected she will return to Portsmouth to
have her defects made good. It is currently reported that
the Banspariel sew screw steamer of eight guns is to be put
in commission under the command of Cspt. W. Romsey, of
the steam reserve, of this port, to form part of the channel
fleet. This is one of the finest screw vessels in existence.
SHEERNESS, MARCH 27.- -The Amphion, 34, screw
steam frigate, is to be the steam guard ship at this port, in
lieu of the Horatio, 24, Captain the Hon. 8. T. Carnegie,
which, it is reported, is to be employed on other service.
Bhe has taken her coals Pi board, and will be ready to leave
the basin in a day or two. The London, 90, Captain the
Hon. Mon Stopford, is to be ready for sea by the 12th
April, according to present arrangements. In the course of ,
a few days, Captain Btopford will naive the appointment
of flag captain to Vice-Admiral the Hon. Jocelyn P.
Commander-in-Chief at the Non; and Captain O. R.
Mundy, at present captain of the Waterloo, 120, will suc-
ceed Captain Btopford in the Leaden.