The Sun.
London, England, 1863-08-11 00:00:00

ROYAL SHIPS ORDERED HOME.

The following ships of the Royal Navy have been ordered
home from the undermentioned stations :

The Bloodhound, 3. iron paddle vesse:, Lieut. Commander
John E. Stokes, from the West Coast of Africa. She was
commissioned at Woolwich June 18, 1860, and by last ad-
vices bad arrived at Ascension on her passage home.
The Brisk, 16, screw corvette, Captain John P. Luce,
from the West Coast of Africa. She was commissioned at
Devonport May 7, 1859, and by last advices had arrived at
Accra on her way home. _ _ _

The Centaur, 6, paddle sloop, Commander John Creasy,
from the East Indies. She was commissioned at Devon-
port September 23, 1859, and by last advices was at Japan.
The Clio, 22, screw corvette, Captain Thomas Miller,
from the Pacific. She was commissioned at Sheerness
June 27, 1859, and left Rio for England June 27.
The Desperate, 8, screw sloop, Commander Arthur T.
Thrupp, from the North America and West India station.
She was commissioned at Devonport October 22, 1860, and
was at Bermuda on the 9th ult.

The Encounter, 14, screw corvette, Captain Roderick
Dew, C. 8., from the East Indies. She was commissioned
at Devonport September 24, 1859, and by last advices was
at Japan.
The Gorgon, 6, paddle sloop, Commander John C. Wilson,
from the Cape of Good Hope. She was commissioned at
Woolwich April 29, 1859, andby last advices wasin Simon's
Bay.

The Hecate, 6, paddle sloop, Capt. George H. Richards,
From the Pacific. She was commissioned at Woolwich May

15, 1860, by Commander Anthony H. Hoskins, and by last
advices was at Honolulu on her passage home.
The Icarus, 11, screw sloop, Commander Nowell Salmon,
V.C., from the Mediterranean. She was commissioned at
Sheerness November 23, 1859, and by last advices was at
the Piraus.

The Malacca, 17, screw corvette, Captain Gerard J.
Napier, from the Mediterranean. This ship was commis-
sioned at Sheerness in Sept. 1861, and by advices dated
Malta, Aug. 2, was at that place. She was under orders to
leave for England the next day, in consequence of '. certain
proceedings at a court-martial held at Malta, towards the
close of 1862, on Lieut. George J. Armytage, and who was
dismissed from the service, the correctness of which judg-
ment he now seeks to impugn.
The Milano, 17, screw sloop Commander Wm. Graham,
from the Pacific. She was commissioned at Woolwich Oct.
31, 1852, and by last advices was at Mazathan.
The Odin, 16, paddle frigate, Commodore Lord John
Hay, C. 8., from the East Indies. She was commissioned
at Portsmouth, Sept. 24, 1859, and by advices from Ascen-
sion, left for Cape Coast Castle, June 28, from which place
she will proceed to England.
The Pearl, 21, screw corvette, Capt. John Borlase, C. 8.,
from the East India and China station. She was commis-
sioned at Portsmouth Aug. 23, 1859, and by advices from
Japan, dated Yokohama, May 12, 28 cases of spalipox had
occurred on board, and, we regret to add, three men had
died of the disease. The patients had been removed from
the ship and placed on board junks hired for the purpose.
The Pioneer, 5, screw gunvessel, Commander F. C. B.
Robinson, from Australia. She was commissioned at
Portsmouth May 7, 1859, and was commanded for three
years by the late Commander Hugh A. Reilly. By last
advices she was at Newcastle, New South Wales, but was
about to leave for England, via Torres Straits and the
Cape of Good Hope.
The Queen, 74, screw ship, Captain Charles F. Hillyar,
from the Mediterranean. She was commissioned at Ports-
mouth Nov. 17, 1859, and by last advices was at the
Piraeus.

The Ranger, 5, screw gunvesael, Commander Henry B.
Wratislaw, from the West Coast of Africa. She was co.ra7

missioned at Woolwich April. 18, 1860, and by last advices
was at Cape Coast Castle.
The Ringdove, 4, screw gunvessel Commander Ralph A.
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The Scout, 21, screw corvette, Captain John Dorbett,
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from the East India and China station. She was commis-
sioned at Sheerness June 14, 1849, and by last advices was
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Island by last advices.
The Vulcan, G, iron sorew troop-ship, Captain A. c.
Strode, from the East India and China station. She was
commissioned at Portsmouth July 2, 1859, and by last ad_
vices was at Shnghai.
The Wrangler, 4,
II screw gun. vessel, Commander Henry
H. Beamish, from the West Coast of Africa. She was com-
missioned at Sheerness April 9, 1860, and by last advices
was at Bathurst, River Gambia.

We learn that Count Edward Cza.peki, one of
the principal landowners in Lithuania, has been condemned
to death by Mouravieff. The count has not taken an active
part in the insurrection.