The Sun.
London, England, 1837-04-10 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

(From the Hampshire Teleg►raph.)

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL B.—The Tyne, 28, Captain Lord
Ingestrie, arrived to-day from Malta ; she will come into
harbour to be paid off.
The Cornwallis, 74, Captain Sir Richard Grant, will go
out of Plymouth harbour the 24th inst., and be at Spithead
about the 28th, when Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir Charles
Paget will rehoist his flag on board of her, and proceed to
the West Indies.

The Sparrowhawk, 18, was commissioned on Thursday,
by Commander J. Shepherd (b). Lieut. Lowry, Mr. R. A.
Newman, master, Mr. D. C. Coils, Purser, and Mr. J. A.
C. Scott, Assistant-Surgeon, are appointed to her.

The Fair Rosamond schooner was commissioned on Thurs-
day for service on the coast of Africa, by Lieut. R. W.
Oliver. Mr. IL G. Willes, second Master, and Mr. Henry
R. Cole, Clerk-in-Charge, are appointed to her.
The Castor, 36, is commissioned at Sheerness.
The Pclorus, IS, Commander Harding, this morning re-
ceived on board .50,0001. in silver, brought by the Pluto
steamer, from London, to be conveyed to the Cape of Good
Hope, on merchants' account. She will sail early to-morrow.
The Pluto steam vessel, arrived to-day from the River,
on her way to Devonport, with stores for the north coast of
Spain.
The Hercules, 74, Captain Berkeley, is ordered to the
Mediterranean station.

The Lightninc, steam-vessel came in here, from Plymouth
on Monday, and returned on Thursday with the newly-ap-
pointed Superintendent at that yard, Rear-Adm. Warren.
The Volcano steam-vessel arrived to-day from Falmouth
to have her defects made good ; and the Hotspur, trans-
port, on Monday, from the north coast of Spain and Ply-
' mouth, to take in provisions for the squadron in the Tagus,
whither she sails to-morrow.
Admiral Lord Amelius Beauclerk arrived this morning in
the Lightning steamer, from Plymouth, on his way to Lon.
don to attend the Queen's next drawing-room. His Lord-
ship, after visiting Sir Philip Durham, went through Gos-
port to Blackwater, in Surrey.
At Spithead—Tyne and Pelorus.
In Harbour—Britannia, Victory, Princess Charlotte, Ex-
cellent, Royal George, Larne, Sparrow, Fair Rosamond,
Volcano and Lightning steamers, Stakesby and Hotspur
transports.
PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.—Mr. John G. Har-
rison (son of the Rev. W. Harrison, of Fareham), Mr.
James Lowry, and Mr. J. T. French, are promoted to the
rank of Lieutenant, and the last-named appointed to the
Larne ; Commanders Thomas P. Robinson, vice Stuart ;
C. Rich, vice Sherer ; J. F. Appleby, vice Knight ; J. M.
Bate, vice Basden ; Richard Morgan, vice C. Moore ;
William Tucker, vice Curry ; C. Frederick, vice Deere ;
and R. S. Triscott, vice J. A. Halstead, to the Coilst
Gua-d ; Lieut. P. Chetwode, to the Pelorus ; Mr. C. F.
A. Shadwell, mate, to the Princess Charlotte ; Lieut.
Henry Stroud, to the Asia ; Mr. J. Diggings, mate, to the
Larne ; Lieut. Robert Stopford, to be Flag Lieutenant to
Admiral Hon. Sir Robert Stopford ; Mr. Robert Duncan,
mate, to the Excellent ; Mr. M. Hughes, gunner, to the
Victory, vice Jeffreys ; Messrs. John Giles, and E. R. Dou-
glas, boatswain's mates, of the Britannia, to be boatswains.
ROYAL AlAntsEs.—Mr. Henry Varlo, to be Second
Lieutenant at this division, vice Ayles, promoted.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 6.—The Ringdove having been re-
lieved by the Scylla, is hourly expected here to be paid off.
The Comus, Sappho, Scorpion, and Viper, will be ready to
go into the Sound iu a few days.
Remaining in Hamoaze—Royal Adelaide; San Josef,
Cornwallis, Forte, Sappho, Comus, Scorpion, Viper, Sala-
mander, and Messenger steamers.
In the Sound—:-Tyne and Saracen.
Last evening a public Meeting was held in the Town
Hall, Devonport, E. St. Aubyn, Esq., in the Chair, when it
was agreed, on the motion of Mr. Norman, seconded by
Mr. Tripe, to present Rear-Admiral Superintendent Ross,
C. 13., with a piece of plate, as a small token of the esteem in
which he is held by the inhabitants at large ; and on the
motion of Mr. Rsmsay, seconded by Mr. Hancock, a Com-
mittee was appointed to carry the same into effect. After
a vote of thanks to the Chairman, the Meeting broke up.
(From the Devonport Telegraph.)
His Majesty's brig Saracen, 10, has come into harbour
to be paid off.
The Devon lighter, laden with provisions for Spain, is
waiting final orders in Barnpool.
The schooner Azores packet, Triggs, master, of this
port, from St. Michael's, bound to London, with Oranges,
on going out of harbour on Thursday, struck on the Pas-
sage Rock, and filled. About one hundred boxes of oranges
were taken out, at low water, and she now lies on her
broadside.

Remaining in the Hamoaze—Royal Adelaide, San Josef,
Cornwallis, Forte, Sappho, Comus, Scorpion, Viper, and
Salamander, Lightning, and Messenger steam. vessels.
(From the Devonport Independent.)
Rear-Admiral Frederick Warren arrived yesterday to as-
sume his duties as Superintendent of this Dock-yard ; he
has hoisted his flag (red) at the mizen, on board the San
Josef, 110, vice Rear-Admiral Ross. Rear-Admiral War-
ren's retinue will be confined to a Flag Lieutenant, Mr. E.
C. Dickson. The Rear-Admiral having hoisted his flag,
that of Admiral Lord Amelius Beauclerk will be struck
from the main of the Royal Adelaide, Lord Amelius going
on a short leave of absence. The entire command of the
port will therefore devolve, for a short time, on Rear-Ad-
miral Warren.

The Forte, 44, Commodore Pell, Will be paid off on
Wednesday next.
The Wolverine, 16, Commander Howard, is expected
here to have her defects made good, that vessel having
been on shore on the South Coast of Spain.
The Coffius, Sappho, Scorpion, and Viper, will go into
the Sound in a few days.

The Devon lighter will sail this day, for the North Coast
of Spain.
His Majesty's frigate Inconstant, Capt. Pring, arrived at
Lisbon from Plymouth, 22d March. His Majesty's packet
Star, arrived at Madeira from Falmouth 28th February,
and sailed March ht, for the Brazils. . _ _

His Majesty's ship Talavera, 74, Captain Mends, arrived
atLisbon from this port on the 11th ult., and proceeded on
the 17th to the North Coast of Spain with 400 marines, to
reinforce the corps under the command of Col. Owen.
The Imogene, 28, arrived at Rio Janeiro, on the 15th
January, from Monte Video ; the Dublin frigate sailed
thence on the 3d Jan., for Bahia, and the Harrier, 18, os
the sth, for Valparaiso.
The Russell, 74, was at Cadiz on the 20th ult., an her
way to Malta from Lisbon ; the Pique, 36, Psui Magi-
cienne, 24, were also there ; on the arrival r/i the Pearl,
20, however the Pique would go to Lisbon to be inspected.
The Pembroke, 74, was to return to England,, having lost
part of her false keel by getting on shore, in, Gibraltar Bay
in a gale of wind.
The Jaseur, 18, Commander HaeLzatt, arrived at Gi-
braltar on the 12th ult. from Malaga, and the American
corvette, John Adams, from Maho'a ; . the Carysfort, 26,
Captain Martin, on the 15th ult., arrived at Gibraltar in
eight days from Spithead ; and th?. Clio, Commander Ri-
chardson, on the 18th from Tarragora.
JANIAICA, FEB. 14.—Rainbow, 28, Captain Bennet, from
Demerara ; and the Racehorse, 18, 'Commander Sir J. E.
Home, from a cruise, arrived on the 14th of February-, on
the 11th, the Satellite, 18, Coalman der Robb, arrived from
Vera Cruz ; and on the 11th, the Melville, 74, Captain
Douglas, with the flag of Admiral ill, P. Hallett, and the
Cruizer, 16, Com. Willis, from Car, i,hagena ; the Vestal, 28,
Capt. Jones, from Barbadoes on the 11th, the Wasp, 18,
Corn. Foreman, sailed for England
the Bth by the Porte, 44, Comm a'clioarveingPbelelen; Pretheceßdeadceorn,
16, Commander Hope, ar:ived fre a cruise on the 7th ;
the Wanderer, 16, Commander 3 Oilke, sailed on a cruize
on the sth ; the Champion, 18, and Nimrod, 20, are still
off the Coasts of the Grenadian Government, the former
off St. Martha, and the latter off Chagres ; the Piekl.d
schooner was at Carthagena, • with the Madagascar, 46,
Commoder Peyton, and the Se r pent , 16, Corn. War-ten.
His Majesty has been gracio eusly pleased to confer the
third class of the Guelphic Or. ler upon Corn. W. J. Cole,
of his Majesty's ship Revenge, in 7 the Medi;.erraneen.
His Majesty has been gracious",
third class of the Guelphic PulpeoarraDrt.o Reofe lr the
R. lurkis
Hillyar, K.T.S., Surgeon of his Majesty's ship Caledo-
nia, flag-ship, in the Mediterranea 11,
Lord Minto, with Admirals Adam and Elliot, have
visited Portsmouth during the wee kon business connected
with the Royal Naval College ;tl icy left on Tuesday for
London.

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We are sorry to learnt hat the salmon fishing on the
Clyde and the west coast of Scotland has been very unproduc-
tbisi SOSO% Gicis#ol4l chronicle.