The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-23 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOVTIT, OCT. 22.—His Majesty's surveying
vessels Adventure, Captain King, and Beagle, Capt.
Fitzroy, arrived here on Thursday from South
America, where they have been engaged for nearly
five years in the survey of the coast from Chiloe, on
the west side, to the River Plata, on the east. The

harbours on the'coast are very numerous, and some
of them goo 4 roadsteads, but the greatest part of the.
country is a mere bog, visited with almost incessant
rains. The last survey of the Beagle was from
Cape Pillar to Cape St. Ciego, and to the eastern
entrance of the Straits of Magellan. In this survey
Capt. Fitzroy and Lieut. Kemp ascended to the
summit of Cape Horn, on which they erected a
pile of stones twelve feet high. The Adelaide
schooner, tender to the Beagle, and under the com-
mand of Lieut. Skyring, of that ship, commenced a
survey of the Gulf of Penes, and that portion of
the land designated Tres Moines, which they found
to be joined to the Main by a neck of land called
the Isthmus of Offeui. They also surveyed the
Guanacoe Islands, and found some traces of the
wreck of the Wager; potatoes were growing, which
led them to believe they were near the spot where
that vessel was lost, that vegetable not being in-
digenous. From the Guanacoes they continued
their course towards the Mesier Channel, which had
never before been explored, in order to dis-
cover if there were any communication with
the Otway and Skyring Waters, which were sur-
veyed the preceding season by Captain Fitzroy.
This object kept them actively employed for
six months; they discovered that there was a com-
munication between the waters, but could find no
outlet from either into the ocean. The Adventure
and Beagle left Rio de Janeiro on the 7th of August,
leaving on that station the Warspite, 76, Capt.
Burgess, with the flag of Rear-Admiral Thomas
Baker, C.B. and the Lightning, 18, Captain T.
Dickinson. The Adelaide was given up to the
Admiral.—The Druid, 46, Capt. G. Hamilton,
sailed for Bahia a few days before they left ; and
the Opossum packet was to sail four (Jaya after their
departure. The Beagle has brought home four of
the natives, and both vessels has a number of
animals and specimens of plants from the country
surveyed. The Beagle came into harbour on
Monday to be paid off, and the Adventure sailed
yesterday for Woolwich.
The Ariadne, the Royalist, and the Carron
steamer, sailed on Saturday last for Liverpool,
having on board the Depots of the 18th (Royal
Irish) and 48d Light Infantry.
The Pickle schooner was re-commissioned on
Friday for the West India station. Lieut. Thomas
Taplen (1802) is apppointed to command her.
The Antelope tender, from the Downs, and the
Arrow cutter, with supernumeraries from Ports-
mouth, arrived on Friday. The Arrow returned to
Portsmouth on Sunday.

In I-lamonze—Caledonia, Kent, Revenge, Race-
horse, Beagle, Leveret, Pickle, Antelope, Duke of
York, Colombia.
In Barnpool—Pallag.

At the Island—Bramble, Vigilant.
His Majesty's ships Briton and Undaunted, under
the orders of Captain Markland, C. 13., were all well
on the 20th ult. cruising off the Western Islands,
and were expecting to return home about the begin-
ning of November.
Lieut. John Batley, R.N. of the Coast Guard
Service, crept up off the Start Point, on the night
of Sunday se nnight eighty tubs of spirits.
PROMOTIONS, APPOINTMENTS, &c.—Captain T.
Huskisson is appointed to Greenwich Hospital,
vice M'Kenley promoted. Capt. Hon. Frederick
W. Grey is appointed to the Ariadne, vice Mar-
ryatt resigned. Capt. James Hillyar, C. 8., and his
brother, Commander William Hillyar, are appointed
to the Revenge, after she shall have been paid off
and re-commissioned. Lieutenants J. W. Wait,-
field, J. R. Driffield, J. H. Bellaniy, and Sir P.
Parker, Bart., are also appointed to the Revenge,
as well as Mr. John Wills, Purser. Mr. J. Cornish,
of the revenue cruiser Eagle, and Mr. Thomas
Mackeson, late acting Lieutenant in the Hecla, are
promoted to the rank of Lieutenant. Mr. R. J.
M'Clare, of the St. Vincent, is appointed Chief
Mate of the revenue cruiser Repulse. Senior
Lieutenant Eyton, of the St. Vincent, is appointed
to command the Lightning steamer, pro tempore.
First Lieutenant Arthur Molesworth, of the Chat-
ham Division of Royal Marines, is promoted to the
rank of Captain, and appointed to the Portsmouth
Division, vice Halloran, who has been removed to
this Division. First Lieutenant G. Lloyd, R.M.
has been called in from reserved half-pay, and ap-
pointed to the Chatham Division, vice Molcsworth,
taking rank at the bottom of the list of First Lieu-
tenants. Captain Robert Mercer, R.M. is appointed
to the Ganges, vice Halloran. First Lieutenant
Nepean, R.M. is appointed to the Portsmouth Divi-
sion from the supernumerary list, vice Fynmore,
deceased.

The following gentlemen passed their examination
for navigation as Lieutenants, on ‘,Vednesday, at
the Royal Naval College :—The Hon. Le Poer
Trench, and A. S. Hamond, of the Pearl; It.
Tryton, of the Royal George; A. G. Rothery, of
the Rainbow; H. Cottrell, late of the Barham;
John Dunsterville, of the Despatch ; B.
Miller, of the Donegal; John F. Fanshawe, of the
Pallas; Graham Gore, of the Mosquito; George
Harper, of the Galatea; A. J. Paul, of the Ganges;
Thomas R. Eden, and 11. 'l'. Ryves, of the St.
Vincent.

His Majesty has been graciously pleased to allow
such regiments and corps as have ut present cm-

bgui
the
s ,nnahroniongoealddnitrde.pit
standardGrt:::
Marines,
nrsoeestdd:is
parties
tans-General
ib uniforms,
ciayfy:r,i silver
r,avi
lace,it:eir,,cialot
110,
vii
alteration.
it(ciaehirpt retain
aepytnvei
roaaetnsrhs.
ordered
fd
thats:wn tehdei
which
hb
sindeedabouta ci
preset
rctiai i
has been issued to the different divisions of BeJ
splendid dress of the officers of that corps will a
A circular has been issued by the Deputt.Mil
from
mffo thert
hreec
differentrßu i otgyalforAlt ahrie divisions,naebsati
taco! all
pit ei n int
itibl
be raised forthwith one inch, viz., from fire feet I
ven inches to five feet eight inches. .
On a visit, a few days since, of the Lord Wut
flint of Ireland to the Cove of Cork, hi" Exo
linty conferred the honour of Knighthood en ijo
tenant Witham, of his Majesty's ship Seininto
(flag-shin) on that station.
The officers and ship's company of his Majesty
sloop Badger, have presented Captain Richard I
Rowley with a handsome piece of plate, on his hl
ing promoted to the Cape of Good Hope, as a last
blpher
eeecysnsaciaprxii
ing memorial of their esteem, and a mem ofil
retire Morgan,
on
roof,
otahy.: diviim d 11°Y1
gratitude fur the happlotO
Marines (lately Commadant at Fernando Ma l'i
ill health.
Notwithstanding the unfavourable reports whic
have been made of Fernando POl 6'101116d in
servicesfli the
ronowm edt
hct
eoo
forlulrsaoekt
01
eoli
et fvoi ti: csivr
li oaandivision
dd months;
eotaf
e hi
Inn
enterprising officer, Captain Nicoll', of the nor
hi consequence i
Marines, will return to his command on that islaa
rifles, he could raise two or three hundred unites
of
PN
The Supernumertuy Aleistaot-fineons of th
St. Vincent have been solicited to volunteer the'
openings are expected eiantint,dathiltoeuimldloothohuregi.beivt
with a no:
nineshillings
A naval expedition, under Capt. Fitzelarence, !'
in preparation. Its bject into examine complittol
the whole of the Eastern Archipelago, where mst.n
a nTothiece,
commerce. It goes first to New South Walm, ant
will be ready about the beginning of the LeAr.7
[We believe their is no truth in the above Wl'
--Eprroft.]
froinilis to be found- for beneicia
off Middleton, on the Shelly rocks, on the
coast
Sussex.
Plymouth,Majesty'ssta tI Corporation
g ta:yhai odi
that
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etEerwi iciibii
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lai
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elf 6heroi,
,
Captain John oee jdnochtheoi
ndrn under thei their igs
20th Augur; the latter faded 211"pktootith
Ste.—The Talbot arrived at Wei n!' "'ln i Good
21st August, and sailed for the Cape 0
Hope 24th. arrived al
The Friede, Netzer, from this Pots ft,
Memel Oct. 2. The Pearl, PA of thio gii,hg
sailed from Gravesend, for Bilbos, 13th inst'....s at
Beer and Wingyett, ---, of this port, atV_Tsai
Naples from Liverpool, Sept. 21.—..Plysitorrikim

THE EX-ROYAL FAMILY OF A$C '
Ilia Royal Highness the Duke of Angouleres.noiLi
expected here shortly, a credit having bean alrelPliw". -
with a banking-house in town fur his Wheat, ~e• .11
We are somewhat at a loss to conceive why Sir
Scott should have thought it necessary to Pr p{
,',l
civility of our fellow-citixens in favour of the Hsi*,
France and his family in the way he her dond4,'' wird
"0470V01.
not believe that there was a single individua(hi the
assembly which met to esprees its approbitied ofrusi
French revolution, whatever might be hie political Orl-
-00"
who in any way approved of the violent: '1011,4,
which one speaker expressed relative tattle 60P.L.A4ei,
milY, with reference to the possibility of their fssr-
:e7ynoct
as
nwdeOsretuilril illustrious townsman, if liir °IP° - ti
him so, hu apparently attached greeter
_Aj,
,0,1
this solitary expression of feeling than it 4007,:iauteil.
tAhseseyintlbiolyre.
The Royal Family of Prem.', whattlitiLrrur_lieiu
before, lived quietly and inoffensiveir lic.i.iingaiiH'rr-whici
halls of the only remnant of Rarlf'fbtalifu."--
iireat4siiintu%tioTobteLlll46lniteetlert....ll:l;birberueentirithe4l4rivaribiti
ciety, and continually cooed our '....5t.....-- --s
e:s r th'
their presence. We are eta enough to Row,. t..s .
in —eorge..,--
tended as during their residenoe at Holyray-ji nelettivie:
I. re
seen them on a Queen's birth-nights When. tillostited
it :Artois, hi. two sans, and hie nuatereog etntei loier
brilliant and redone uniforms,. ftWired all *Ai V .
constellations, amid the throng of the Edinbufw- why,
which
and Yeomanry, then in the her-rill,' °(,_"1".,„,,, 0002.
11 ht that time was to many of thew soo,r",
importance. . h' b"
Far be it from us to embitter thelfeelings ir -ICA"
rooms in
filled rfmtthan WereWe triunes:orb: Wt007111;51
fail to exist in the breasts of these capriole,'
sr, pee
consequence of recent events. Air old or a; Ire joelil
theyh will be received here ; and if their prowl° och
.ave the effect of restoring i little of that gisiciii WO
since their time has been sadly on the Wire ta, slit VIII
(and which, if they should remain for -perll-1."."-'
infallibly do), our shopkespers, at least, ,Wlll. ""ing i
son to regret the friendly consent which- bjor eir
given to their inhabiting the Palace of 01""*"..
doniun Mercury.

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Jurymen,lupl at
airbmefaoi: resolution,tthe lo'ant ttliteil
eser ilygstnulebedi weree
cCb Court
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hori etirl it
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evincedl ticiglee:re of the peace then read oe_ juil—.4:tu.tgt°ll
moue
1 tlisanitt That
l:vm hrtailecillgi::yaertr(dht
eitlyfone:txolfileerereassteigliulbiliniihre:7l:lllo!
good conduct of the new police. ...-ttily,
ingwnieel undersigned)roafltalplturteVdelseeebraner
rotifliterigsrsetshshtasenifroodnorsifll'l%ant:rapults;firareoOnnalCo,gut! 111 lyeatithroe:shb ii,r le, 1 1 14
:Ai 11,11 It
tit i:i i
ted to the exertions of the new p. Cited or
gentlemen haring thus expressed their 1.";(1 ROI
tottr, eight of their brother Jurymen booltoped
dissent in lobo from the commendation P—ld not
upon the new police, and added that they
,efil for,
but consider that body as On unconstittifid:P'i tirof
and that besides being notoriously inel6,lllls lbe
were dreadfully expensive They bor" ," that
subject of the new police 'would be br°„11°,11:
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Parliament, with a view to its total abor—; sw-
The COURT made no observation Whlte.th
the Jury then retired.
BIRTH. et Ills
Clargel4:- qtr
Il lidra(o)).tinniofift,trill'ilelMAßßlED. otimforJ, of:4
the latel earman, El. of a daughts
Jr. J. J. MtooragtaELoi,ei:foil:relm7l:ll:rtlyPilotiffnrieuggde.g:aW.- 1:81.: -
DIED. 44,4
On the 22,1 inst. in the 80th year of hie 46 '
Barclay, 1-7-,49., of Bury Hill, near Dorking.
~.., , pls.,
On the 110th inst. at her house in allnle.. 1
Portman-square, the Dowager Lady Simeon. 0411
toneKtilft
On the 22d inst. in Tonbridgellace, E9ll- the et-
ageOda6sth.e 20th inst. at Bath, the Hon. Elissbelb
Catherine, the wile of James Bacon, EA,I4 la
year of her ace. riaptorn *!'.
On the 20th inst. at Springfield, Upper ,
E. Thompson, aged '77.0f Wl'
On the 20th inst. John Rankin, Egi'f
Or D*
aged 85. t ton
On the 21st in,t. Ath.lph Henry, ynneBo- sir.
Pfeil, Esq. of Dulwich oul
On the 20th inst. at Alitcham, Surrqf 'lt'lli in
wife of J. Ranch, Esq. aged 48. ~_ stognis '-
On the 21st inst. ut Ilammersintin, Mr.
his 94th year.
Roberto the
Woodrow, i ritl.
agedlst. ,
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