The Sun.
London, England, 1837-06-05 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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ne, 18, Commander
t3Hititslsrl, thINA Lisbon.
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JuiaKe, i;iile yt.lo.;ri..ta• tot'. tlyrh64th. thence •••
and afterwards to the East ind;&;.
The Jaseur, 18, was paid off into ordinary, at
on Wednesday.
The Pique! it is understood, is again to go to sea with
Masts, yards, ihd SAS tit giti has hitherto been fitted with ;
but she is to be brought two feet sit itithqs by the stern,
and take a month's cruise in that trim ; at the expiration of
t6hit h, i;rtl Delleve? the Hon. Captain Rous will give up the
command for private edrittnienee.
The Rhadamanthus, steam-vessel, Cattle in on Tuesday
from Plymouth, and afterwards proceeded to the river:
The Messenger, steam-transport, proceeded to Cork on
Wednesday with the depot of the 58th Regiment, and
will return to Portsmouth with the depot of the 90th from
that port. _

The Gossamer tender has returned from cruising off
Brighton.
The Partridge, 10, arrived on Thursday from Falmouth.

The Prince Regent transport, Lieutenant Scrymgour,
R.N., arrived on Thursday, with the head-quarters of the
2d battalion Rifle Brigade, under the command of Major
Stevinson, from Cephalonia, which place she left on the 13th
of April, put into Gibraltar on the 11th of May, and sailed
again on the 15th. The Prince Regent sailed on the same
evening for Dover.
The Fair Rosamond, schooner, went out of harbour on
Monday ; she was paid wages to-day, and will proceed im-
mediately for the coast of Africa.
The Charles Kerr, convict ship, has taken 240 convicts
from the hulks in our harbour, under the superintendence of
Mr. Edwards, surgeon, R.N. She will sail for New South
Wales in a few days.
The boat Betsey, of Plymouth, with 112 kegs of spirits
and two men, was taken on Saturday night last about twelve
o'clock, off Mullion, by a boat belonging to the Dove cutter,
which brought them to Falmouth Custom-house the fol-
lowing day.
His Danish Majesty's ships, Galatea frigate, and Diana
corvette, arrived in Plymouth Sound on Monday, and sa-
luted the British flag in the customary manner : they are
fine vessels. and have been already visited by several naval
gentlemen.
A light will be exhibited in September next at the en-
trance of Dartmouth harbour ; Colonel Scale, M.P. for
that borough, has made a present of a lantern, &c., for
that purpose, which cost him between 401. and 501.
At. Spithead—Princess Charlotte, Hercules, Seringapa-
tam, Fair Rosamond, and Sparrow ; Chares Kerr convict
ship, General Evans cutter.

In Harbour.—The Britannia, Victory, Revenge, Ex-
cellent, Royal George, Pique, Hazard, Sparrowhawk, Par-
tride, Romney, Cracker, and Gipsy tenders ; Diligence
naval transport.
Promotions and Appointments.—Mr. G. H. Morris,
Mate of the Hastings, to the rank of Lieutenant of the
same ship ; Commander R. S Triscott to the Coast Guard,
Plymouth ; Lieut. W. T. Strettell to the Coast Guard ;
Lieut. John Mackett to the Magnificent, at Jamaica ;
Lieut. J. Cheere from the Revenge to the Bellerophon;
Mr. Thomas Thompson, Assistant Surgeon to the Bri-
tannia ; Dr. Wm. Browne, Supernumerary Assistant Sur-
geon of the Royal Adelaide, to Haslar Hospital ; Mr.
George Harper, Mate, to the Excellent ; Mr. G. S. Boys,
of the Britannia, to be Mate of the Fair Rosamond ; Mr.
W. C. Geary, Midshipman, to the Sparrowhawk ; Mr.
Joseph Antey, Clerk, to the Hazard ; Mr. W. W. Ad-
dington, Volunteer of the First Class, and R. B. Graham,
Master's Assistant, to the Princess Charlotte.
Royal Marines.—Lieutenant Doratt is appointed to the
Rodney, vice Lieutenant L. G. T. March ; Captain
Samuel Malloch, on the half-pay is placed on the retire-
ment, vice Captain Victor, deceased.
Admiral Sir P. C. H. Durham struck his flag this eve-
ning, having six weeks' leave of absence. Himself and Lady
are gone to visit their estate and coal mines in the neigh-
beurhood of Edinburgh.