The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-09 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 7.--The Camilla (steam-
packet), Captain Forder, arrived this evening, at
half-past eleven, from Havre, which place she left
this morning at ten o'clock. A friend writes us that
the EN-King Charles X. is, no doubt, to-day at
Cherbourg, and that be would most probably repair
to Naples. The Camilla brings over 78 passengers,
among whom are the family of the Rev. Dr. Mor-
gan, chaplain of this dock-yard, and their relative,
Mrs. Sharpe, of Windsor, and daughters. Nineteen
thousand francs have been subscribed at Havre for
the relief of the Parisian sufferers. A letter from
Paris, dated five p.m. of Thursday, says, " The Ex-
change is again opened—the Funds are rising--all
is comparatively calm. The Duke of Orleans will
be Regent, or King, in 48 hours."

The Orestes transport, Lieut. Garrett, agent, ar-
rived yesterday with invalid seamen and soldiers
from Malta, which island she left on the Ist July.
The Admiral, with his squadron (the Britannia,
Revenge, Melville, Madagascar, and Scylla), were
cruising. The Gloucester, 74, being in port, the
Rifleman, 18, and Weazle and Musquito, 10 guns
each, are ordered home, to be paid off. The
Orestes passed Algiers about ten days after its sur-
render, and the transports vs ere then busily em-
ployed in moving the storee round from the Bay,
where they were first landed, into the harbour. A
squadron of frigates was manoeuvring outside. The
breach in the fortifications made by the French bat-
teries was plainly discernable. The passengers in,
the Orestes are Lieutenant Seton, 85th Regiment;
Paymaster M'Dougal, 7th ; Assistant- surgeon
Vowel, 73d. There is also on board a remarkably
fine lion, being a present from the Government of
Malta to the Zoological Society of London. The
outward-bound steam-packet, with the July mail,
from Falmouth, was seen off Cape de attt on the
18th ult.

The Flora transport, Lieutenant Wentworth,
agent, arrived on Monday from Bermuda, in 21 days,
She brings invalids from the squadron and troops,
and a few convicts. Mr. Little, surgeon; Lieut.
Purvis; Mr. Tucker, master; Messrs. Markland.
Glascott, and Hockley, reidshipmen, .came pas-
sengers in the Flora. The convicts at Bermuda, by
dint of coercive measures, were reduced to order,
and the authority to maintain it was undisputed.
The Winchester, of 50 guns, with the flag of Vice-
Admiral Colpoys, was on the point of proceeding to
Halifax, with General Sir H. Turner and daughters.
The Hyacinth, 11, had gone to that quarter. The
North Star, 28, and Sparrowhawk, 18, were de-
spatched to Jamaica. Tim Flora has since gone to
Deptford.
The Arab transport, Lieut. Hyett, agent, arrived
on Monday, from South America, having left Val-
paraiso on the 13th March, and Rio Janeiro on the
30th May. She brings no news. The confusion
and disorder which have long prevailed in the
countries of the Southern Continent of the New
World still existed. The English squadron was per-
fectly healthy. The Arab sailed for 'Woolwich on
Thursday.
His Majesty's ship Alligator arrived at Gibraltar
from Plymouth, Bth July, and sailed ,name day for
the Mediterranean. The Ariadne arrived at St,