The Sun.
London, England, 1839-05-21 00:00:00

NAVAL INI ELLIGENCE.

(From the Hampshire Telegraph.)
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 19.—The Barossa transport, Lieut.
Scrymgour, agent, arrived on Tuesday from Jamaica,
with two companies of artillery and invalids. When the
Barossa sailed from Jamaica, the following vessels were
lying there :—Hercules, 74, Charybdis and Flamer, Tar.
tarus, and Alban, steamers. The Flamer and Alban had
been reported unfit for service, and it was expected would
shortly proceed to England. The Barossa sailed for
Chatham on Thursday.
The Linnet packet arrived at Falmouth on Monday from
Halifax, in 23 days. As she came out of that port she
was spoken by the Hercules, 74, going in. The remains
of the Hon. Sir Charles Paget were interred there on the
18th of February, with the customary forms and honours,
in a vault in the naval burial-ground, where were laid the
remains of Admiral Colpoys.
The Cruiser, 16, and Volage, 28, arrived at Bombay,
rom Aden, on 22d March.

The Echo, steamer, Lieut. James, arrived on Thurs-
day evening from the West Indies. The Echo left An-
tigua on the 28th March, at which time the Seringpatani
frigate, and Pluto steamer were lying there. •
The American line-of-battle ship Ohio, Commodore
Hull, left the Mediterranean for the westward on the
29th ult.

In Harbour.—Britannia (in dock), Victory, Benbow,
Revenge, Excellent, Royal George, Childers, Clio, Mes-
senger, and Lightning steamers, and Cracker cutter.
At Spithead._Lily, Hydra (steam frigate.)
The Cracker cutter arrived yesterday from Jersey.
The Hydra steam frigate, Commander Milward, went
out of harbour on Wednesday.
PROMOTIONS.-Commanders.-R. L. Warren, and the
Hon. P. P. Cary to the rank of Captain.
Lieutenants.—Humphrey Butler, late Flag-Lieutenant
to Lord A. Beauclerk, A. T. Goldie, Hon. Robert Gore,
John Richardson, R. H. Bunbury, C. J. Bonsanquet, to
the rank of Commander.

Mates.—Thomas Wilson, C. H. Douglas, F. W. Hor.
ton, Arthur Sansum to the rank of Lieutenant.

Clerks.—Thomas Littleton, C. N. Frampton, F. Sid.
dall, F. W. Follewill, D. G. Charles,W. P. Carrigan, E
Ward, to the rank of Purse._

APPOINTMENTS.—Captain.—J. C. Ross, to Erebus.
Commanders.—W. H. Gifford, to the Cruizer; E.
Nepean, to Comus; Fr. R. M. Crozier, to Terror; and
the Hon. R. Gore, to Serpent.
Lieutenants.—J. E. baton, to the Britannia (acting as
Flag-Lieutenant to the Hon. Admiral Fleming) ; G.
Lowe, G. Lavie, J. G. Dick, and H. St. John Georges,
to the Revenge; R. Milbanke and M. Nolloth, to the
Childers; C. Crawley, to the Clio.
Surgeons.—Dr. W. Gunn, to Curacoa, vice E. B.
Rowley; Thomas Kidd (b) to Clio.
A ssistant-Surgcon.—Henry F. Osman, to Curlew.
Master.—A. B. INPLean, to the Revenge.
Second Master.—F. Willis, to Revenge ; P. Cotter, to
the Terror.
Mates.—G. H. Gardner, J. Woolward, and George
Boothby, to Curacoa; Joseph Nourse, and C. B. Ha-
milton, to the Benbow.
Midshipman.—S. Trevor Dickens, to Curacoa.
Vols. Ist Class.—Jenktn Jones, to the Curacoa ; F.
Fead, to the Revenge.
Clerks.—Chapman (additional) to the Melville, J.
Hobbs (additional) to the Britannia, G. Mowbray (in
charge) to the Terror, --- Norcock (in charge) to tho
Waterwitch, A. Park to the Revenge, W. Creser, to the
Hydra, John Price to the Clio. _

Gunner.—George Grant to Carysfort.
Boatswains.—Robert Knight to the Lily, G. Harris to
the Revenge.
Carpenter.—Peter Johnstone to the Revenge.
Royal Marines.--Capt. Clarke, and Lieuts. Fleming
and Halliday, with a party, having embarked on board the
Impregnable, at Plymouth. First Lieut. Justia Thadius
Courtney M'Carthy is placed on the half-pay list ; Second
Lieut. R. S. Bunco is promoted to the rank of First
Lieutenant, vice 111'Carthy ; Pickard(son of Commander
Pickard) is appointed Second Lieutenant at Plymouth di-
vision, vice Bunce promoted.
PLYMOUTH, MAT 16.—The Powerful, 84, Captain
Napier, C. 8., as soon as her number of men is complete
proceeds to Malta, to relieve the Bellerophon, 80. She'
sails from hence in a few days for Cork to raise men.
The Curlew, 10, Lieut. Rose, arrived here on Friday
from Portsmouth, on her way to the Cape of Good Hope,
to relieve the Bonetta, her time being up. The Race.
horse, 16, Hon. Commander Harris, was towed into the
Sound by the Carroll steamer, on Friday.

The latest accounts from Constantinople a to
the 23d of April, and they are of a very pacific tendency
but the postscript of our letter shows that there is no very
friendly spirit between the two armies. The letter states
that a detachment of Egyptian troops, who were in pur-
suit of some Arab deserters, violated the Ottoman terri-
tory, and this in spite of the pacific assurances so con-
stantly made by Ibrahim Pacha.—Gazette du Midi.
MADRID.—On the 9th a mysterious occurrence
took place at the Palace, which gave rise to many con_
jectures. A carriage, escorted by 300 cavalry, Was seen
to leave the chateau, and proceed towards the Saragossa
road. It was not known who occupied the carriage, but
report stated that it was conveying to France M. Ferdi-
nand Munoz and his brothers.
The lamented demise of the Hon. Lady Parry,
wife of Sir Edward Parry, occurred at Tunbridge_welfs,
where Sir Edward had taken a villa for the summer months.
Her Ladyship was the eldest daughter of Lord and Lady
Stanley, of Alderley, and sister to the Hon. Edward John
Stanley, Secretary to the Treasury. Her Ladyship was
united to Sir Edward Parry in 1826, and accompanied him
to Australia, whither he went for three years as Chief
Commissioner of the Australian Association. Lady Parry
bas left a numerous family to deplore her premature demise.