The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-03 00:00:00

of RO.n BIRTHS.
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On the 29th ult. at Weisner, Kent, the kill ‘l.
cholas William Hale, Esq. of a daughter. tie
On the 24 inst. at his house in Russell-WWI,
of Miles Stringer, Esq. of a daughter.
MARRIED. 1111/
On the 24 inst. 0. C. Wood, Esq., M.D.I ,_v„r
ton Crescent, to Johanna D. Adam, only daug°'
late A. Adam, Esq., of Edinburgh. la
On the let inst. at Boreham, Essex, Edwinj g.
ten Riddell, Eq., 15th Hussars, second °
f G
dell, Esq., of Felton Park, Northumberlanch tP 4i
rine, eldest daughter of T. Stapleton, Faq., of tls
Richmond,. Yorkshire.

DIED, ‘,l 1
On the 80th oh. at Lady Silvester's, in „.
square, the infant son of the Rev. William Lai'
of Eliaboth o llege, Gue rns.
On the 30Cth ult. at Roseey Cottage, Sawkriagr:
harts, Frederick Lewis Ernest, Baron do Fe°
the SW year of his agc. r
Lately, at Chelsea, Thomas Latter, Eml• .14)-1
Harley
the 2d inst.
ieystn'et'n. in
CavelideitaTl: street, Regent-It/141'
Rebecca Robinson.

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NAVAL IMTELLIGENNC. . • !z'i•
teoPr, ,L2v,sto
Lieut.Ter
JULY is
Ma
ojrty Weldgeteser
dfssY
Symons,
arrivedi
ing, in ten days from Gibraltar, having 404 1
Corfu and Malta mails at Falmouth on the pr_.
ing day. She brings Colonel Sir Parker C
ei
s'eli
and several other passengers. She left the-;..
lesley, 74, Capt. F. L. Maitland, and the
10, Commander Busden, at Corfu, on the:,
May. The Britannia, 120 flag-ship, (7apts,
Johnston, Melville, 74, Captain A. W. Soho
Windsor Castle, 76, Capt. the Hon. D. Boa
Revenge, 76, Captain the Honourable O.
man, and the Semarang, 28, Captain NV. F.
..
were lying at Malta on the 2d inst. The Ss
was on the point of proceeding to Smyrna.
N. Thompson, of the Revenge, had recently`
tided, and gome home overland.
The Carron steam-vessel, Lieut. Duins ( '
returned from Padstow on Thursday, laving '
employed there on some service connected,-
projected removal of his Majesty's schooner, :
ing, which was wrecked at the mouth of P,':
Harbour some years since.
Lieut. Holman, chief officer of the Pt
Station, Swanage, picked up, on Tuesday'
.
Durlston Head, 58 casks of spirits, and bra
same to his Majesty's warehouse, at Poole -
The Vigilant ketch, 10, Lieut. R. Lot's 1
on Monday, with a detachment of troops, 04‘.
the garrison of Pendetthis Castle; and the S. •
packet brig, Lieut. R. Ede, was paid off lete,
nary on the same day.
The Goldfinch packet brig, Lieut. J.
sailed on Tuesday for Falmouth; and, it is so
•
this vessel will take out the next Halifax may.
In Hamoaze.—Caledonia, Kent, Dryad, .. .;
Clio, Royalist, Industry tender, and Mete,.‘
Canon steamers.
His Majesty's ship Forte was inspected on.'
day, the 22d ult., by the Port Admiral, I ,
exercise of•her greet guns, small arms, and ••
exercise, as well as at the boats, with.carrier,
in them, in pulling round the ship and per '
different evolutions, the whole of which the',
manner-in-Chief, expressed his greatest ad
of; and in consequence of his report to the;
,Commissieners of the Admiralty, their 1401 k
were pleased to direct him to convey to
' Coghlan and his officers their Lordships' tulle
bation of the high state of discipline r.'
Forte, for which purpose he again visit
on Monday morning at ten o'clock, ni4;fi
reading, them their Lordships' order, he, in Ina
flattering and handsome manner, compliment
Captain and Officers, and then addressed the': .
company in a very eloquent and impressive
recommending a continuance of their good
and advising them in the kindest way to be
of their well-earned•pay, and when the ship„
oil, suck as have families and homes to go t•
ceive their wages at the Custom-house or
office where they reside.—We understand dal
is the third time Capt. Coghlen has received 01•
qualified approbation of the Flag Officers it,:
served under during the command of the El
from Rear-Admiral Sir R. W. Otway, Sea
Admiral Thos. Baker, the respective Cod.. •
in Chief on the South American station. I If•
His Majesty's ship Caledonia, bad a mostl'
appearance on Tuesday alongside the Doel.
She was complete rigged, and her yards
with the Royal standard waving at her
gallant-mast, Ensign at the fore, and Jack,
mizen. She will be hauled off to her mooring!'
morning. We are informed that she is Olt
first-rare ship now in commission, fittedn:
Both way's new invented signal halliard Wit
blecliel,
are spoken of by the officers of the nays,!''
highest terms, for their simplicity and neetn
well as durability. During the late war
• nience and delay occurred while signalizing • •
and squadrons, particularly in wet werither►'•.
to the method of. fixing the sheaves in the • '
the friction being 'so great that the 1111110 r
became unserviceable. All ships fitting one' •
port are to be supplied with them. Mr.
made great improvement in the sheave(/'
and yards, and it is considered it will previa.;
tidal to the merchant service as to the eel :
invention is secured by patent.
PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS:4Sn
I.", ;4
Berridge is appointed to his Majesty's selr4
Lieut. Andrew Kennedy is appointed to ta"
mend of his Majesty's steam-vessel Hen_'
George the Fourth). Mr. James Soden, is
Purser to his Majesty's ship /Etna, surveying'
(late bomb). Mr. R. Gray to be Lieutenant •`
Barham, vice Jerkin ; Mr. Henderson, Mitisln
of the Winchester, to be Lieutenant of the S
Mr. Airey, Mate of the Sybille, to the
Lieutenant. Mr. Burgess,
of the ,• ,
Purser of the Sybille. Mr. Sinclair, AV: '•
Surgeon, to the Grasshopper; Mr. Jameso •
to be Assistant-Surgeon at Plymouth is
Mr. Roberts (at Pembroke Yard), to be '
•
Shipwright at Plymouth, vice Churchill, rafts ;
aced ; Mr. John Peaks to be Master Shipwr •
• Pembroke, vice Roberts; Mr. William Me
be Foreman at Sheerness, vice Abethel, re
to Woolwich ; Mr. James Peake to be
vice Pretious, promoted. J. Meek, Eq.
pointed to succeed the late Commissioner
at the Victualling Board.--Commander
.`:
Smith (a) is appointed to superintend that.;
don of gunners, &e. in gunnery, on board In'•
jesty's ship Excellent, 58, in Portsmouth h
r Commander Smith is appointed Supern '
Commander in his Majesty's ship St. Vine
Mr. Clarributt is appointed 'Assistant Surge,
board the Alonzo, convict hospital ship/
mouth, vice Carrington who resigns.
• ::o:6loBefiniiens I:ii!twobetdtidyeHt:u
gZtvwoeoune)v.goerutfhes.imneaccaellebei
aenngt
lad t'f
is brandy, into which she had infused some pow&
in a
great agony,
argonsy,Aarw
nedsobnuery c
of thhernotnidiis not. yet consider"
dng
In the year 1770, the London East leP
y was run down by the Russel/ rasa-of-war, when
of oue hundred people perished. I was disc
. species of danger at sea with a person I met 111..a"'.1
- packet bound for Edinburgh : he assured me the c-
-5. by no means uncommon, and that he recollealf •._ •
the war, being on board a merchant-ship,
e no arms on board, purposely ran down a 0".1A
vessel ; he added, there was no sound but one Wl*7
's of several voices in unison, and a pratinq as the
ship passed over. There were thirty souls 00 I it,
e Preach vessel. I asked whether the captsio Jig
d dreadfully shocked ? " Yes," said my informan4
ly
member he set his teeth very hard at the timlS
considered himself justified by the fact of 11; • •
1' neither arms nor ammunition to defend Isimse'„,
„,
r.
they should attack him."—Notes to " The tine' ').