The Sun.
London, England, 1853-03-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 14.
Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Cochrane, K.C.8., Com-
mander-in-Chief of this port, accompanied by Lady Coch-
rane, returned from his wedding tour this afternoon, and
at 4.15 p.m, rehoisted his flag on board the Victory.
The Prince Regent, 90, Captain Hutton, and the London
90, Captain Mundy, went out of harbour, the former at
1.21p.m. under sail from her moorings, and the latter with
the aid of the tug as far as the harbour's mouth at 2.13.
Both anchored at Spithead.
The Gorgon, 6, paddle steam-sloop, is under the shears
in the steamer basin receiving her masts, as she is fitting
out to join the steam reserve.

The -Menelaus lazaretto ship at the Motherbank has been
towed into harbour this evening for overhaul and repair
while her moorings are examined.
It may be interesting to those having friends in the
Vestal, 26, Captain C. B. Hamilton, on the West India
station, to know that a day of general thanksgiving has
been set apart in her, as the ship has remained free from
disease while a fearful mortality has raged around her.

WOOLWICH, MARCH 14.
APPOINTMENTS.

Second Master Christopher Albert (1847), recently
serving in the Castor, 50, on the Cape of Good Hope sta-
tion, to the Fisgard flag-ship at Woolwich, vice Cutajar,
promoted.
The liabel screw steam-ship has been taken from the
wharf wall at the east end of the yard into the middle of
the stream, and it is expected she will leave Woolwich on
Saturday next for Behring's Straits, calling only at Van-
couver's Island on her way there. Mr. Kennedy will have
the command of the vessel, and Mr. Grate will act as
sailing mastermaster and Mr. Bardin as engineer. M. Bellot, the
French officer who formerly accompanied Mr. Kennedy in
his last voyage, has sent word, that he declines proceeding
to Behring's Straits in the Isabel.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE-MAnu 14.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The Superior, from Cadiz ; Briton,
Singapore ; Rochester, South Whale Fishery ; City of
Paris, Boulogne ; Phcebe Dunbar, Madras ; Susan C.
Howell, Baltimore ; Amaranth, Madras ; Aurora,rchio-
New
Orleans ; Monarchy, Calcutta ; Castor, Malta ; Ma
ness of Londonderry, Calcutta ; Johnson, GUernsey ; Ad-
miral Grenfell, Rio Janeiro ; Columbine, Mauritius;
Orixa, Manilla ; Julia, Callao ; Affghan, Shanghai ; Mo-
selle, Antwerp ; Lady Sarah, Cuba ; Edward Little, Ro-
chester ; Cassandra, Terceira ; Active, Dieppe ; Dovre,
Laurvig ; Egbert, Mauritius ; For.tia, Lokken ; Emma
and Mary, Dunkirk ; St. Andrew's, Rouen ; Infanta,
Rouen ; Tay, Marano ; Lance, Rouen ; Breeze, Ibrail ;
John St. Barbe, Santander; Unity, Jersey; Margaret,
Guernsey ; Echo, Rouen; Emma, Palermo ; Murray,
Ghent ; Merlin, Terceira ; Aliwal, guernsey ; Susan, St.
Michael's ; Concordia, Rotterdam ; City of London, Dun-
kirk ; Magnet, Harlingen ; Menai,
. Calais ; Ceres, Rotter-
dam ; Lion, Harlingen ; Dublin Lass, Havre ; Giraffe,
Rotterdam ; Water Lily, St. Michael's ; Claud, Callao.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.---The City of Lon-
don, for Dunkirk ; Menai, Calais ; Notre Dame, Havre ;
Albert Louise, Abbeville ; Ceres, Rotterdam ; Triumph,
Rouen ; Pearl, Montreal ; Asia, Port Philip ; "Valleyfield,
Sierra Leone ; Concordia, Rotterdam ; Madagascar, Havre ;
Mentor, Elsinore ; Patrina, Naples ; Mehemet Ali, Ceylon
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Notre Dame,
for Havre ; Sovereign, San Francisco ; Breeze, Dunkirk ;
Rdphemia, Geelong ; Triumph, Rouen ; Regina Hellechina,
Hamburgh ; Elise Johanna, Amsterdam ; Cameron, Port
Philip ; City of Boulogne, Boulogne ; Ocean, Havre ; Tri-
dent, Hamburgh.

Missnu, March 3.--The Alexander, Troon to Rhodes,
has put in, making water, and the vessel much strained.
HOLYHEAD, March 13.—The Pelham Clinton, Liverpool
to Aberystwith, put in here yesterday, half full of water,
having struck on the Harry Furlong on the previous night;
she sailed again this morning.
REDCAR, March 13.—The Leonidas, from Sunderland to
London, which ran on the rock on the 11th, has been
assisted Off, and taken into West Hartlepool ; part of her
cargo had been thrown overboard.
YOUGHAL, March 12.—The Telcida, from Marianople,
which went ashore in Whiting Bay on the 9th, went to
pieces yesterday ; cargo washed out, part of the materials
saved.

ANTWERP.—The Leoni, from•Pernambuco and Maran-
ham to Havre, put into St. Thomas, Feb. 15, leaky, and
would discharge. The Eucharis, from Charleston to Bor-
deaux, put in there very leaky, with damage, and had nearly
discharged. The Adolphe (French brig), Port-au-Prince
to Marseilles, was wrecked on Great Inagua, Jan. 6; crew
saved. The Comete, of Bordeaux, was lost about the same
time as the Adolphe. Mem.—The Comete sailed from
Martinique for Hayti Jan. 8.
TERCEIRA, Feb. 26.--During the S.E. gale of the 17th
the Lady Elizabeth, the Ringsbridge, and the Rival (Port
brig), drove on shore here, and became total wrecks ;
crews saved.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Bagman, Rio Grande to Valparaiso, 12th Dec., lat.
56 S., long. 64 W.
Te Resolute,
London to Sydney, 9th Jan., lat. 25 S.,
long. 27 W,
The Camerton, Clyde to Berbice, Gth Feb., lat. 20 N.,
long. 35 W.
The Solway, Bristol to Matanzas, 9th Feb., lat. 27 N.,
long. 27 W-
The Neptune, Madras to London, 3d March, lat. 49 N.,
long. 22 W.
The Bussorah Merchant, London to Sydney, N.S.W.,
3d Jan., lat. 29 N., long. 24 W.
TheVioja, of Dundee, for Antigua, 13th Feb., lat. 23
N., long. 36 W.
lathe
Victor
long . 19 Amedie
W.
Marseilles to Mauritius, 23d Jan.,
. 3 N.,
The Marie Charlotte, of Granville, Bth March, lat. 49
N., long. 5 W.

THE MARCH OF SPEED.—The announcement of the
division on the second reading of the Jews Bill, which
was taken at midnight on Friday lalt, was published in
the Galway papers of Saturday, in little over 12 hours
after the transmission of the intelligence from London.
The distance thus travelled is nearly 500 miles, and six
hours were consumed in the passage between Holyhead
and Dublin,

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