The Sun.
London, England, 1839-04-30 00:00:00

NAVAL IN TELLI GENCE.

(From the Hampshire Telegraph.)
PORTiNIOUTIL APRIL 27.—The Pantaloon, 10,
Lieutenant Tryon, sailed to-day for Quebec, witb
lunteera from the two flag-ships at this port for 01'1
on the Lakes ; she also took out Mr. Giles, pursers °Jr.
John Pike, boatswain, and Mr. Thomas Brooke. silt;
penter, to join the Niagara ; and Lieutenant 11',.
Harvey, son of Sir John Harvey, for New Brunsofo;
The Waterwitch, 10, Lieut. Matson, sailed on irhuris
day for Plymouth ; whence she will proceed to Abe
Ca of Good Hope. She takes out disposable 01
from the Britannia, for the Cape and African stat,il6o's
The Powerful, 84, Captain Napier, C. 8.,
Wednesday to Plymouth.
The Alligator, 28, with the Britomart, 10, and
id
Kennaway and Orontes transports, were at the Sol" the
Islands on the east coast of New South Wales on

31st October. r 110
The President, 50, and Samarang, 28, were at 01-
on Christmas-day last. hour
The Curlew, 10, Lieut. Rose, will go out of bar—
on Tuesday. A 40
The Benbow, 74, has selected upwards of 5" the
and boys from the general service men on boar°, the
Britannia, as part of her complement. The baud of 0,,e
Britannia, usually denominated Sir Philip Dar""ir
private band, has not been re-entered, it being the
tention to 611 their places with 17 able seamen-
are
The Sapphire and Rattlesnake, 28-gun al*
rapidly fitting up as troopers in this dockyard. 00
The iEtna sailed for Liverpool on Moods,'' for
Tuesday arrived the Cracker cutter from Jell° Oa
provisions, and returned on the following day',tb,
Wednesday arrived the Netley tender from PlY°3O--re•
and the Quail tender from Deptford ; the latter
turned on Thursday.
Ever-

Queen resa
-,e

ty exertion is making to get the
for launching. She is filled with workmen but '
°the
suspect she will not be ready to be launch; d e
15th of May, as ordered. Jr
Royal Marines—Captain Searle, and a aplettul-
tachment of men, to constitute the complement for •-,1
Benbow, 74, have embarked on board that ship
Lieutenants J. W. Wearing, of the Excellent, an
to
G. Alexander, of the Benbow, have been permittew
exchange ships.
The Menai yacht schooner arrived at Gibraltar fro
Naples on the 6th inst.
Admiral the Hon. Charles E. Fleming struck
flag on Illonday evening, '
and went on leave of sheen
elei
the duties of the port, in the meantime, being perforto
by Rear-Admiral the Hon. D. P. Bouverie.
mit It'
PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.—Lieutenant-0 p.
Waller Otway (late Flag-Lieutenant to Si: C. • 11.
Durham), to the rank of Commander, Secretarier'io
Hallilay, Secretary to Vice-Admiral Sir R. W. °lto!'
to be Agent Victualler and Naval Storekeeper otortieri
bowline Island, Cork ; W. Lockyer Freeman, Wt-
self
to be Secretary to Vice-Admiral Sir R. W•
Commanders—Richard L. Warren, Acting r3blo
Captain to Commodore Douglas ; 110"°n.
11 Gore, Acting to Serpent ; J. James has been Pit,ll.
on the Out-Pension List of Greenwich Its ft.
Lieutenants—P. Haste, Acting to the Chary ho:'; to
Holland, Acting to the Pickle ; Miller, AeLtl'er
the Hornet ; J. Bird and W. C. Wood, to tne tits'
ror ; E. P. Charlewood, from the Excellent tilelly
Benbow ; H. B. Davis, from the Excellent to thethe i
T.
isle ; C. Dawkins, to the Blenheim ; G. Westertoo
Niagara. Surgeons—J. Armstrong, to the Victe7,:atit'
Miller, from the Victory to the Britannia. isf
Surgeons—Dr. Maisel, to the Blenheim ; J• Batry
be Assistant-Surgeon of the Woolwich DivlBel 141
Royal Marines, vice Chartres, who has emigri•
South Australia ; J. Carter, and J. Paul, to fort
tannia. Pursers—T. R. Hallett, to the Terro
Gies', to the Niagara. to
Royal Marines.—Second Lieutenant P. 00510 w
be First Lieutenant vice Pegus, resigned.
( From the Devon port Indepeudent.) teal
Admiral Sir Graham Moore, G.C.8., is exPeeiliotyl)
arrive here on Monday, and will succeed Admirit este
Aurelius Beauclerk in the command of the r.;
Station on Wednesday next, Ist of May, when ulitoir
blue at the main, will be hoisted on board the
Adelaide. itj
Her Majesty's ship Royal Adelaide, 104, Cap
tS
White, will be paid off on Tuesday. rro te
The controul of the Ordinary is to be trano.eAcot.-
the Port Admiral, from the Admiral Superintenunot t°
the Dock-yard ; but the officers and men are •vgao
receive sea-pay. Orders to this effect were rage
this port on Friday, he CPlr,
Her Majesty's ship Impregnable, 104, is to ;le Oa
niissioned at this port in room of her Mersi,'ool"
Royal Adelaide, 104, Capt. T. White, and wni;
alongside the jetty from her moorings on Tucsalfitte
Her Majesty's ship Calcutta, 74, having bee dor'
S °P
for commis.-ion, was warped t.) her moorings 0" whore
In Hamoaze—Royal Adelaide, 104, Captain
White ; San Joser, 110, Captain Taylor ; 13211,e„rebilli.
►
Captain T. Nicolas ; Druid, 46, Capt. Lord OA" pOr
Racehorse, 18, Com. H. Craufurd ; Diligence'
transport ; Aid, lighter.
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&e., may be had gratis, or will be fora arded in answer
paid application.

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BIRTHS.
In Parliament-street, on Sunday evening, 3--s.
et, °I
Wheeler, of a son.
On the 22d inst., Mrs. Mason, of Upper Stamford
a son.
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MARRIED. Greg
On the 27th inst., at S . George's, llancser-squar,e.'„„bethr
Thomson, Esq., of Lower Grosvenor-street, to Ell`;.k.
eldest daughter of the late Henry Eedes, Esq., of South',"
pait#
lED.
On the 27th inst., Ann Jesse, relict of the late Charle.
Esq , of Twickenham, aged 72.
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