The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-08 00:00:00

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Sir Ralph Lopez
Alderman Sidney
Marquis Worcester
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China and East Indies, NAVAL IN
TELLIGENCE.
Captain Sir William ti
February, 1848, after Date Bart., who was promoted
gaged against the pira't " which station she was en-
mend the Spartan, 24, ea, has been appointed to cora-
not a punishment having' in
Captain Coapatrick • at Devon off the Ringdove, 16, from
ber, 1847, soon after payingillie Hamilton promoted Octo-
South American station, off the Frolic, 16, from the
been appointed to taken place for two years, has
command
the most creditable manner,
nes& Captain Hamilton the Vestal, 24, at Sheer-
school.
(1849), from the ExcellenetftPe
is a popular officer a the new
Lieutenants—P. W. kta
the Castor, 36, at the Y (1845), late additional of
, 3 .3West Indies.
end (1852), to the .Sanspareil; G. TWylaerrreannd
S.
P.
Towns son. :
port ; Charles R. Ronaof,, 81, screw-shiP, Devon-
and St. George Rathbor,"Bsl),.E. F. Holmes (1848),
(CluBm47b)e,rtlanndth,e7oD,afluenglisenesip'6 (1851), additional to the
Charles Kent
Cnicf Engineers—Geor , screw-frigate.
Sanspareil ; W. J. pookr Murdoch (1847), to the
Portsmouth. '0 the Tiger steam-frigate,
Assistant Surgeons--. Dr.. Johnstone Christie (1846),
tato of the Conflict screw
<1847), to the Woolwich di;i6 !onp, and W. M. Ogilvie
Sanspareil; J. P. Dillon ris
Second Masters—J. 0, sr,`,TAI of Royal Marines.
Hutchings (1852), -to-the
W. F. Wheeler, and johns4"ft (1847),- to the Tiger;
ship, Woolwich. ‘ 48), to the Fisgard, flag-.
Clerks—O. D. Sibbald (18‘
James T. Bignell (1848), to— s,l' J I of the Leander, and
gelly (1851), of the Impreg
Pen-
the Leander. - 6 uag-ship, Devonport, to
Assistant Engineers—p. r)
P. Wood, to the Tiger; John
riabith2 Sanspareil; H. Pen-
a all, J-. Coope, J. Parker,
steam-guard-ship, Devonport;,,,,ll7, to the Magiciennes.
W. Chrittie, James Turner, jail" William Thompson, W.
ter, to the Sanspareil. u Shia, and G. H. Bsx-
,
Clerk's Assistant—H. R. R.
whenuergpareil Shanks,
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Gunnets—Thomas Howell and ,
We are sorry tO learn that the Raid' Sanspareil.
Carpenter—Thomas Ladd, to M. Newby, to the
Ritoo, th
Blanc, contracted fever at
Indies, from which two of her men her way to the East
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wtheereCaipnev,aniird,
route, April 20th,
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her officers and ship's co
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to
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barracks, whilst the vessel
cleansing. She had no sick
left, and it was expected that she
sea by the middle of May. Would be read for.
Penguin, 6, Commander Ethwe.r_id,g.
e,
wasKtoa
remain
ngihn
Simon's Bay for a month, and
Mozambique. "3 'flea to return Collie
Dauntless, 33, screw-frigate, ca-
ptain B. v is"
at Galway, has been ordered

MEDITERRANEANfIeet,' under
SQUADRON.
Wo
,
from
the Mediterranean
the command-in-chief of Rear-Admiral Deans Dundas,
C. 8., dated Minorca. May 21st. The gallant chief had
with him his flag-ship Britannia, 120, Captain Gold-
smith; Trafalgar, 120, Captain Greville; Albion, 90,
Captain Hope Johnstone; Bellerophon, 78,, Captain
THE
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Lord G. Pilule; and Phaeton, 50, captain tir _.
Elliot,
with a couple of steamers, one of which proceeded to
Malta; and the other, the Antelope, Lieut. Commander
West, proceeded to Gibraltar.
The Admiral was very well. A correspondent says:
—" There is an off-handed, good-natured manner about
Admiral nuncio, which will, I have no doubt, make
him very popular in the squadron. Ile seems determieed
to get up as much in the fleet as he can, while MO°
ammo
time he is very strict on all matters of duty. :We'
shall soon begin to exhibit a specimen of what genuine
disciplinecan do. We got a London daily paper Of the,
19th of May at this place on the 19th. It was sent to
the Consul at Marseilles, and forwarded by the Fury
steam-sloop."
The Trafalgar and Albion bad received a good "bog-
ging." Both ships sail very badly, especially Will latter.
In faot the Albion cannot sail at all with the requisite

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