The Sun.
London, England, 1852-05-10 00:00:00

NEW WORK ON' TAE PARLIAAIENT FOR TIE PRESENT
CRISIS, BY Mit.' DOD.
Now ready,
ELECTORAL. FACTS, frpm 1832 to -1852,'
impartially stated, including the Local Position, Nature of
the Constituency, Prevailing Influeno, Registered Electors,'Annual
Value of Real Property 'paying 'lncoma 'fax, Mama. of Assessed
Taxes, Population according to the New Census, Prevailing: Trades i
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evety:County, City, Borough, ,University; and Cinque,- Port return-
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of "The Parliamentary Companion," "The Peerage, Baronetage,
Knightaig," &e. • • • •
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" NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liedtenant Edward H. Roberts, 1841, formerly in
command of 'her Majesty's steamsloop Porcupine, has
bseu promotedto_the rank of commander.
Couithander "J. P. Thurburn (1851) has been nomi-
nated agent of mails on board the contract Cape Screw
S'eare Navigati,,n Company's vessel the Propontia, and
will 1. ;,v:-; Plymouth o the 15'h instant, vice Commander
Von 1) 'Drop, appointed to ter Majesty's steam screw-
ship Vulean. .
The fallewing_ appointments have been made to the
Buzzard steam-vessel, - t Devonport :--Cona mender W.
-H. Debbie; Mr. John Donald, clerk; George • Minkin-
.
nick, chief ,engineer;' George Griffiths, acting engineer
(second class); Samuel R. Stephens, assistant, engineer
(arvnd Class); Charles P. Turner, assistant engineer
(third-class); Henry Burgess, gunner; John Hall, boat-
,
sweiin Iu IL Collins, carpenter.
The Ciape -Screw, Con3pany's steam-ship Harbinger
arrived off Blacksiall yeoterday afternoon, about two
fivreomtrer his
eds,
o'clock, and we are happy to be able to state that Corn-
mender Robertson, who vras so unwell as to be prevented
.
s hen-caber' upon next month.
cuos nt,v willen gb
be sq
dispatchesuit prepared tocd town,
ot
o*n; resume
PORTSMOUTH, SUNDAY.--The Vulcan, iron-steamer,
was' brought into dock to have her bottom examined
and cleaned; she 'was paid over with Mr. Peacock's
Cora-position about six months back. She is very foul'
with grass, weeds, and some duck barnacles are on her
.bottom; the coating is nearly off, and when dry rusty,]
but her plates . are- not injured; she will now be clean!
scraped, and then fresh. coated with, we believe, Mr..
Hay's composition. •
Tho_Edinburgh--was- taken. out of dock, and is fitteui
for sea in the steam-basic.
The Retribution steam-frigate, Captain Waraen, wasyesterday ordered by electric telegraph to prepare for
l
sea;" she hoisted blue parer and sailed for Lisbon on,
Sunday.'to relieve the Dragon..
The HighflYer steamer, Captain Alatson, sailed from,
Spitheed, on Saturday evening, for a week's trial cruise
in the Channel. -
Earl
ingaviSsipet tt!ocerAdhamsirabel for
Sir Th otmhe last
asßriggfews7
(ilay
lnls,rl2;
-he visited the Senora' home withont being recognised.
tie went over the establishment, and on having wade
himself krieivzr.„._,atild how very much. he approved of all
he saw, and presented a donation- to the ouperinten-
dent, for the i4Btitutiou,. a cheque for 1001.
The , Hogue screw block-ship will, it is said, be peid
off Jude, - when she will be re-commissioued by Cap-
tain. Ramsey, and- he. placed at Plymouth to' do the
same duties as the Blenheim does at Partsmouth.
The court-martial that was spoken of an ad officer
of the Conthet will not-take place; the matter has beenarranged, and the officer superseded at his own request.
The -result of the court -of inquiry on an engineer of
the Conflict on account of the boiler biirsting has not
been promulgated, but it is stated that no court-martial
will take place. .
, DEvotiradT, MAT 7.—Prefessor Moseley gave, hie
lecture !wit evening to the appentices, and above_ 100
other artificers of the dockyard, in the school-room.,
This morning he again attended the school at an early
hour and finally' left in company with the Rev. Mr..
Rutchenson, incumbent of St. James's-the-Great, the new
chapel at Ne'w-pasSage.
The 35r,h Regiment arrived this morning in the Foyle,'
Irish steamer, where they as yet remain: The Confiance
steam-tug will take a detachment of them to Pendellia,'
Castle, to-morrow morning, to relieve the party of thei
19th, who are to remove from this pert. - I
&mud was taken into No. 5 Dock this morning; het
bottom-has been cleaned, and she will bo taken out to-1
morrow morning.
May 9.—Horatio,-24, screw-steam guard-ship, Captlitu
Hon. S. T. Carnegie, arrived in the Sound on Saturday
from a trial °ruble in. the .Channel. She saluted, which,
was returned by the Impregneble.
-On Friday Commodore Michael Seymour' struck his
fiag on board the St. George, and proceeded.on leave-foe,
four days. .
Atnaz 24, Captain Barker, will be paid off this day.,
In the Sound—Rodney, Dauntless, Horatio.
In Biirnpool—Nautilus. .
In Harbour Impregnable, St. George, Magicienne,
Leander, Amazon, Sylph, Confiance, Pike, Camel, De-
' von, Rochester, and Goodwin, lighters, ,
,DoemvAnnetThe half-yearly sale of old stores.takes
place in the sale-rdotn on Tuesday morning -next at-ten
o'clock. -

ROYAL DOCEMAIID BRIGADE.—The first drill for the'
season (weather permitting) will take place on Saturday,
ler
the 15th inst. The following promotions have taken
PFv:-:—Captain Walker, to boat brigade, vice Bailey;
Lieutenant Walker, to be captain, vice Stokes; Mr.
c
Wil, clerk, to be likutenant, vice Walker; Mr. iloss,,
k, to be henten
aut"... vice Truscott.
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in
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anry of the Great
presented by the
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inoenkiY -7-)ii)atch:to their !übseribers and
re-issue has been determined of
January and
next, My 16th. The dhiaed upon, to take Februaryplace
last, a
revision'', chews by' simple drit'gwhie.h has undergonepace on Sunday
that vigited the Exhibition daa'irani- the nurnbrof-a careful
at tbe various entrances, the 1 y, the amount of monepers"B
stur d ; the names of the Royal ilu,:trrolutity of refreshmentsYtakeii
con-;•
Ipiesion
of the origin of the Palace and its dimensionsers ; an accoua
order thnt "every-Individual in the country in feet. In
statistical reflex of curious and interesting nare:S7ll3°sess this
the demolition of the building, and to serve as-u
results, 'to mark
Of itiexistericei-• the Chart will be delivered graat' memento
inbScrigefiii4-phrchaser of the Dispatch on the.disa to every
The Dispatch is- pulAShel.a:t;-.fontv, Volocl- 40ery:Lattitt%
morning, Id time for the first railway trains leaving Lonaot
and for the morning mails. Early orders should be given to
'ail newsvenders in town or country ; or to Mr. R. 3. Wood,
No. 10, Fleet-street. The news agents will have a copy of
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