The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-24 00:00:00

Office of Ordnance. Nov. 19.

AlumnaAsnust.—The King hoe been pleased to restore
Brevet-Major `l►illiam Greene to his tank in the Royal
Regiment of Artillery. Ilis commission as Major in the
Army is to bear date 12th April, 1815.

Admiralty Office, Nov. 25.

Captain Gordon, of hie Ma►jesty's ship AMA, has trans-
mitted to the Right Hon. John Wilson Croker, a letter
from Commander William Broughton, of his Majvsty's
sloop Primrose, to Captain Gordon, dated at the Island of
Ascension; oth October, 1830, of which the following is an
extract :

Proceeding in execution of your orders of the 3d Sep..
tether, I had the good fortune to fall in at 11. 80. p.m.,
on the oth of that month, with the Spanish ship Treks
Pasiaiiera, Jose Antonio de la Vega master, from Wyelab,.
bound to Havannah, pierced for 28 guns, but having only
20 mount d; and from the Oflicer,whoin .I..sent_,Ot hold
her not being allowed to examine her below, as usual,
por:hided '4,110 slaves on board. Finding I had Mitch
the adyantage of her in sailing, and wishing to alinitt the
effusion of blood by a night action with a vessel eroiood
With slaves, I remained by her until Morning, when, tieing
within hail, and still resolutely refused permissinn to search
her, we opened, ocr fire, which she returned immedistety,
the ships nearly touching each other After the wood
!amiable we laid her on board, and in ten minutes carried
her, with a loss on our aide of $ killed and 12 wounded
tbOVelos had 46 killed and 20 *ou6ded, out of a crew of
near as could inKertain of 140 men, of different nations, and
having on board 555 slaves, five of whom were killed,
Being myself wounded in the act of hooding, „ay plat,
Was Oily taken by Lieutenant Butterfield, 'seconded by
Acting Lieutenant Foley. Mr. Fruiter, Acting la
....aster, anti
Mr. Bentham, Midshipman, to each of whom I feel deeply
indebted for their seelollll exertions; as also'' to mr.
Williamson, Acting Purser, who rendered his services on
deck during the at4iinn, and I feel myself called upon ti
notice in particulars the conduct of the Acting Surgeon,
Mr. Lane, who, though dangerously ill, exerted himselfin
an extraordinary a manner in his attention fo the wounded,
having no Aisistant 00 board. I cannot speak too highly
in praise of the gallant and good conduct Of the Warrott
and Petty Officers and Ship's Company, who distingnialied
themselves not only for their steadiness in Action, but for
their great personal exertions in, refitting the two blips
afterwards.
1 enclose a list of killed and wounded.
nevritaw OF EILLIM AND WOUXUED.
KILLEIL —"Mr° Graham, seaman f WitlLent Bunker,
marine; Benjamin Allen,marine.

Wourrusn...—Gummarlder Broughton, severely; Mr.
Fraser, minder, severely ; Mr. Deno,,m, midshipman,
slightly; Mr. Watts, hoittwaM, dangerously; Mark
George Martin, stamen,
Renick, famine, 'dangerously;
slightly; Henry Amery, seaman, severely ; Wi liam Rests
seaman, ; 'John Compton
„moat Walker, marirle/, susnlo, "lightly; John
.. Owens, 044111411, tilightlY; ' i
,eyereit fienry Btephenp, rmaine,
NE b. 'Tani futility to add that Conantander Broughton,
and the Otlioers %Ow werc wounded, US quite Rovertd,

with the eteeption bt Mr. Watts. the hoohneabla who is
still in a danger. us state.
(Signed) A. GORDON, Captain.

The King halt been pleased to appinkee of Paul Eynaud,
Is•q., as Consul far the tJnited States of America at Malta.

Whitehall, Nov. O.
The King has been pleased to grant to th'e Rey. Thomas
Tinton, D.D., the Deanery of hie Majesty's 'Cathedral
Church of Peterborough, void by the promotion of Dr.
James Henry Monk to the See of Gloucester.

Whitehall, Nov. 20.
The King htia been pleased Eo pl'esent the Rev. John
Nrsono, blerk, to the Vicarage of Sherburne, iri
the county of Dorset, and peculiar jurisdiction of the Dean
of Sarum, void by the death of the Rev. William Gorton.