The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-17 00:00:00

NAVAL

PORTIMOIITZ, Sim 16. Inflexible, steam-al., Com-
mander Hosessua, arrived yesterday morning from Chine.
Her data of arriving sad sailing are from Hongkong, 25th
May; at Bombay. 19th Ina', sailed 4th July; at Mauritius,
nth July„ mind 32ed July; at Si. Helena, August 14th.
sailed en the 17th ; Ascension, touched at ea the 21st of
=r• at Madeira, September 6, sailed on Bth. Brilliant
at at St. Hama which she left cm the 14th of August
Ike end may be expelled in about ten days • on the
ptea, with Rear-Admiral Reynold.,
Goren mid Seringspatani, were at Simon's Bay.
Smythe, 26, at Mauritius; 011111UO, JB, in Mozambique.
RearAdliral Reynolds was waiting the arrival of Othanto-
dese Wyvii. is Castor, to resinn his command and proceed to
the bath-last Coast of America. Randolph, sonnet ship,
pat into Si...'. Bay in the middle of July, foriedisal
erist-
aeee,laetasegseuesofthe late Surgeon Superinteadest, Mr.
H Goldcey, laving pat a period to kis existence by jumping
over-Use at sea while laboarlng under temporary deraage-
mast, mused by ery•ipelas in the head. Mr. Lawrence, senior
assistaat of ths flag-chip, having been appointed acting sue
gees superiatenderat, Randolph proceeded on her &ablation
to Aastiolia. Commodore FanaMwe, in Conner, had pro-
ceeded from Amadeu for Loesdo, on the 9th, only four
days Were Brilliant's arrival. Brilliant lest Ascension on
the 19th August. Tortoise was the only need lying there
The squadron on the souat was healthy, and very successful.
The following Akers ease home pas -evens :—Capt. Ross,
85th Toenail, aideqtheamp to Major-General P. Rome,
Governor of St. Helena, ad Captain Strange, R. A.,
from St. Helena. Among the invalids arrived by Inflexible
are B. Waller Eq. late Secretary to the Admiral at the
Cape, and Dr. Campbell, from Columbine. Mr. Lash, par-
NT, had been appointed acting secretary, vice Weller. In•
derible remains at Spithead. Calypso, 20, Captain Worth,
sailed on Friday evolves for Chatham to be paid off.
Flannel, 6, Com. J. 0. Johnson, sailed yesterday morning
for Devonport, to be paid off. Dragon, at. fg., sailed on
Friday for the Mediterranean, and in the evening Corso-
raat also sailed for South America. Arrogant, et. fg., went
out of harbour yesterday afternoon, and sailed in the even
ill" for the Me&tenanean.
DIVOSPOI7, fthrr. 15.—The Salamander steamer, in
charge of Mr. Davey, supernumerary muter of the La-
pregnable, returned from Pembroke on Wednesday evening.
The Vesuvius steelier. in charge of Mr. Martin, magic of
the Comtism', returned from Greenock, on Thunday, having
left Mr. Brown and party in charge of the Gretheek, sew
steamer, to navigate her to Devernport. The Osethemmt
steamer, Commader H. Schonberg, arrived this day from
Portsmouth. She comes into harbour to take a ripply of
ends before she proceeds on her voyage to the South
`maims station. The Dragon steamer arrived this
and came into harbour for a supply of opals.
is bound to the Meditemnsea. The ikent, 14,1
.osinsandee Frederick I. Johnstone, arrived this day
from the West India station, last from Portsmouth. She
was inspected and her crew mustered this afternoon, by
Captain Sir Thomas Maitland.—The Dr talus, 20, Captain
C. G. Wellesley, was paid advance on Thursday, and sailed
on Saturday for the South American statios.—The Haelespla
was taken out of No. 2 dock, and the Caliope was taken eat
of No. 3 dock, this afternoon, both vessels hens, had their
keels examined, and having undergone repair,—The Ram
Wee was inspected this day by Attested Sir Jobs Louis,
penis= to being reported to Admiralty ready he gothents•
sieth.-The Planned, Commander Wood, hose the nest of
Mb% will be paid off at this port.
Pnithiona, Bm. 13.—A perfect storm of vied and
sale having admen, the Black Eagle, with the Lords of the
Admiralty on beard, en passage to Cork, 444.61444 to this
gait eh gm edit* am., to-day. The sea estatt was sash
as almost to defy the steamer's efforts to passed. Their
kraldpe landed about nine o'clock, and, lairhag a cankr
ben tie Royal Head, drove over to Tenby, where their
kedthir will nada until the weather broths, when !the
Base Ingle won p round there, embark, aid convey thee
to Omsk. • sod ales dent occur;ed on the Black Eagle's
shaft the barber. She ran foul of a sloop laden with
slates, and the othethelon was so great that the troop Immo-
sunk. TM grew, however, were happily saved, and
a.tl
brought into poet by the stouter. The wind has consider-
ably abated, and Mr. Parker having returned to the dock-
yard it is expected the steamer will promote her voyage
this evening. Mr. Henderson has already so far progressed
in the Octavia's equipment as to have her three standing
mists skipped.

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