The Sun.
London, England, 1830-04-09 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ptxmount, Arum 8.--The Bramble cutter, Lieut.
W. IL Haswell, returned from Lisbon late on Saturday
evening, having landed a mail at Falmouth, on her way up
this port, and having left the Tagus on the 25th ult. The
Bramble sailed yesterday fur Portsmouth.
The Kingfisher was paid off on Tuesday.
The Royalist brig, Lieut. Nash, tender to the St. Vin-
cent, came in from cruizing, on Saturday morning, and the
Leveret brig, Lieut. Worth, came up from the westward
in the afternoon of the same day.
PROMOTIONS, APPOINTMENTS, &c.---Commatuler Jas.
Marshall is appointed to his Majesty's ship Donegal, vice
Bourne, invalided. Lieut. Lewis T. Jones is appointed to
the Cordelia. Lieuts. S. F. Harper, J. C. Umfreville,
Richard Hussey, and J. J. Wilkinson, are appointed chief
officers on the Preventive Service. Lieut. Jeremiah
Leavers (1794) is appointed a retired Commander. Mr.
Jeremiah Riordan, late acting Surgeon of his Majesty's
ship Weaz!e, is confirmed in the appointment of Surgeon
to that ship.

Lieut. H. Hodder (1827) is appointed to the Coast
Guard Service in Ireland. Mr. Pellatt, late Deputy
Storekeeper at Put fleet, Essex (brother of Mr. D. Pellatt,
of Keyharn Point Magazine), is appointed Storekeep,r at
Weeden Beck, Northamptonshire. Mr. J. C: Folds,
Assistant-Surgeon of the St. Vincent, is appointed to the
Emulous packet.

Mr. George Simmondi, Purser, is appointed to the
Cordelia.

The COURT JOURNAL of to-morrow, we
understand, will contain the First of a Series of Papers,
under the title of " Lord Byron in Italy ;" they are said
to exhibit a curious picture of his Lordship's " Sayings
and Doings" abroad. The same Number will also contain,
we understand, a description of the Duke of DEVONSHIRE'S
Magnificent Fete given at Moscow to the Imperial Family,
and some sew views respecting Lord ELLENuououcies
Divorce Bill.

PARTS, APRIL 6.—The Margrave LEO-
POLD of Baden, upon whose head the crown has devolved
by the death of his brother, is 39 years of age. He is an
enlightened Prince, of benevolent disposition, and a friend
of constitutional liberty. He was married two years since
to the Princes, Sornla WILTIKLMINA, daughter of Gus-
TAvus IV., Ex-King of Sweden, who, having been edu-
cated in the school of adversity, combines with all the
graces of her scx a loftiness of sentiment rarely to be met
with.

THE REV. PETER FENN.—We observe it
stated in the New South Wales Papers, that the John
had brought out to Sydney, amongst her prisoners, the
above-named worthy, as also a land-surveyor and seven
clerks, who were immediately packed off for Wellington
Valley, now vulgarly styled the " Valley of Swells," a
distance of 150 miles in the interior, there to learn the
use of the pick, the hoe, and the spade. The Rev. Gen-
tleman, it appears, was much disappointed at the arrange-
ment, as he had been promised by a high church func-
tionary, a snug berth in the Corporation School Establish-
ment. The other gentlemen seemed quite resigned to their
fate. Amon.. the prisoners by the America, which lately
arrived in Newb South Waler, were eight Greeks under
sentence of transportation to the colony for their natural
lives, for pimp