The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 28.—The Carron, steam-vessel, ar-
rived on Sunday from Liverpool, to which piece she bad
conveyed the depots of the 18th and 431 regiments. She
arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday, and left that port on Fri-
day evening. The head-quarters of the 18ili is at Chester,
and the 43d at Buckley. The Ariadne was towed out of
Liverpool by the Carron, arrived here yesterday, and came
into harbour.
His Majesty's ship North Star, which was reported to
have been lost in the late hurricane in the West Indies,
arrived safe at Halifax, Oct. 2.
The Bramble cutter sailed on Saturday for the Western
Islands.
The Nautilgs, 10, Commander Lord G. Paulet, arrived
on Monday from Cork.
The Vigilant ketch arrived on Monday, from a cruise,
and sailed on Tuesday for Falmouth.
The Raleigh, 18, Commander Hawkins, arrived, }rester-
day from Woolwich.
The Pallas, 42, Capt. Dixon; went from Barnpool to
the Sound yesterday, and is ordered to Lisbon.
In Hamone—Caledonia, Kent, Revenge, Ariadne, Race-
horse, Beagle, Leveret, Pickle,'Aetelope tender, Duke of
York packet, Columbia and Caron steamers.
At the Island—Britomart, Nautilus. .
In the Sound=—Pellas, Ruleigh.

Lieut. Symons, commanding the Meteor steam-vessel,
has had a very handsome gold snuff-box presented to him
by the Ex-King of France, for his kindness and attention
when conveying him from Cowes to Poole, on his first
arrival in this country. Charles also gave ten pounds to
the crew of the tame vessel.

His Majesty's ship Lapwing arrived at Madeira from
Falmouth Sept. 26; the Curlew and Talbot sailed thenee
Aug. 24, for the Cape of Good Ilope. The Victor ar-
rived at Jamaica from Carthagena 18th Aug. ; the Plover,
from Falmouth, 21th, and sailed for Carthagena 26th do ;
Swallow from Falmouth, 30th. The Shannon sailed from
Jamaica for Bermuda Bth Aug.; Grasshopper for Hon-
duras 11th ; and Icarus for St. Jago tie Cuba 25th do.
The Falcon and Maidstone arrived at Mauritius from the
Cape. of Geed Hope.lld July. The Zel)ra arrived at Madras
from Kedgeree 13th June, and sailed for Penang.2lst.
PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS:—•Mrs. E. A.
Roberts, widow of the late Corn. Roberti, is appointed
Matron in Greenwich Hospital, vire Airs. Hunt, deceased.
Commander John Wilson, is promoted to the rank of
Captain. Lieutenant George William Matson, late of
H. M. ran-brig Clinker, is promoted to the tank of Corn-
tnaoder. Mr. M. P. C. Poster, of the Britannia, is pro•
motel to the rank of Lieutenaut. Cominander William
Sanders, is appointed to the Preventive Service, vice Hall,
whose period of service has expired. Lieutenants Daniel
Hunt Sullivan and Peter Belcher., are appointed to the
Preventive Service. Lieutenant Jos. Driffield, of the
Talavera, and Lieutenant Robert Inman, of the Favourite,
are appointed to the Tyne, ordered to be fitted at Ports-
mouth for foreign service. Mr. Wm. Crane, Purser of
the Childers, is also appointed to the Tyne. Mr. Ben.
Dyer, is appointed Purser to the Childers, vice Crane.
Lieutenant John Kiddie ii appointed to the Talavera, vice
Driffield. Mr. Richard Clarke Nutt, Assistant-Surgeon
of the Slaney, is promoted to the rank of Surgeon, and
appointed to the Sparrowhawk, vice Little, invalided.
Mr. Robert Spencer Robinson, Mate of the Undaunted,
ie promoted to the rank of Lieutenant. Mr.
Themes Gtilliver, Clerk, is appointed Secretary to Rear
Admiral Sir Edward Owen, Commander-in-chief in the
East Indie',. Mr. S. Stretton, Clerk, is appointed to the
Melville, on the Mediterranean Station. Mr. J. Phillips,
Clerk, is appointed to the Alligator, on the, Mediterranean
Station. Mr. Charles Priaulx,. Assistant-Surgeon at Has-
ler, has volunteered his services for the settlement of Fer-
nando Po. •

Commander T. Soady ie appointed Inspector of Ord-
nance vessels at Woolwich. Mr. T. S. Taylor, late of
the Hope packet, is appointed Supernumerary Aesi►tant-
Surgeon of the Caledonia.

The Henry, Westeott, and Ann, Rowe, of this port, sr-
rived at Bristol from Denia 20th inst.' The Betsy, Beeves,
of this port, arrived at Seilly from Malaga 18th Mat. The
Bustler, Leader, of this pert, from Labrador, has arrived at
Alicant. The Dolphin, Hall, of this port, arrived at Lisbon
12th inst. The Hope, Rowell, from this port, arrived at
lien►el Oct. 3. The Marshal Blucher, Davis, of title port,
arrived at Liverpool from Denia 23d inst.
The Danish ship St. Croix arrived off this port on
Tuesday, on her voyage from St. Croix far Copenhagen,
and landed the mate, and two men of the schooner Match-
legs, Hurson, of Demerara, which mad they fell in with

Aug. 24, in long. 62. W. lat. 25. with loss of one mast,
rudder and sails, anti a completc work ; the master and
three men had been previously washed overboard.
Ilk Majesty's steamers Alban, Lieut, T. J. J. W,
Davis, and teho, Lieut. Hobert Otway, are in future to
be employed in conveying despatches between Woolwich
and Flushing. It is intended they shall run twice a week,
viz., Tuesdays and Fridays.