The Sun.
London, England, 1838-04-21 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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(FROM OUR. OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
PORTSMOUTH, April 20.—0 n the 19th, arrived the Messen.
ger, steam vessel, from the River ; sailed the Stakesby,
ran sport, for Quebec, with the horses, &c., of Lord Durham,
and was paid off into ordinary, the Orestes, 18. 0:-
sailed the Pluto, steam vessel. for the Eastward.
On Saturday last the embarkation of the Coldstream Gu2rds
was completed, and as the% have had a fair wind since their
final departure, we may venture to hope that they are now
clear off the Channel. The Hastings is suffering from
sirkness, as many as 50 of her people are now laid up
in their hammocks, some few have died. This will in all
probability delay her sailing for some short time, although his
Lordship is expected here to• morrow, and it is said will em-
bark en Monday. Captain Jackson has not yet given up the
command of the Bellerophon, nor has Captain Wallis, ap-
pointed to the Madagascar, yet superseded Sir John Pet,t,,rt..
The weather for the last four or five dais has b.-en very s,-
vere. We have bad wind, snow, and hail in abundance.
In Harbonr.—The Britannia, 120, flag ship, the Victouy,
104, ordinary guardship, the Excellent, gunnery ship, this
Dee, and Messenger, steam vessels, and the tenders Fanny,
Gossamer, and Emerald.
In Basin.—The Termagant gun brig, and Art-ow, cutter
In Dock.—The Bellerophon, 84, Madagascar, 40, and the
Roya! George yacht.
At Spithead.—The postings, 74,
for Canada, and Charyb-
dis, gun brig. for the West Indies.

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Arrivals, Sailings, &c., during the week—On the 14th (-tuna
into harbour the Stakesby transport ; and sai:ed from Spit-
liesd the troop ship Athol, for Quubee. On the 15th arrived
the Bee steam-vessel from the eastward, her destination being
Canada; and put back the Athol troop ship; went out of bar..
hour the Pantaloon. On the 17th was put. into commission
the Arrow cutter; sailed on a trial crutze the Modeste 16,
the Lily 16, and Pantaloon 10: and was paid off into ordi-
nary the Cameleon gun-brig. On the 1811 sailed the Athol
troop ship, and Edinburgh 74, both for Qut bee, having on
board the 2d battalion of the Coldstream Guardi ; sirrivA the
Gossamer tender from the eastward.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DA Y.)

DEAL, APRIL 20.—Wind N. W., fine weather.—Sailed this
morning the whole of the homeward bound for the river.
Came down from the river and proceeded, the Home, Miller,
for Mirarnichi ; Stork, Grills, for Newfoundland ; Liverpool,
(steamer) for the Mediterranean. Arrived and remains, the
Coriolanus, Darby, from Jamaica, 59 days.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 20.—Wind N. E., fine. Sailed the
Philadelphia, Morgan, for• New York ; Jane, Darley, for Rot-
terdam.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL, 19.—Mind N.N.E. Sailed the Lusi-
tanin, Gibbons, for Oporto; Don, Moreton, for Quebec;
Calo, Cork, for Quebec; Fortune, Liter, for Ilobard Town
and Sydney.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 19. —Wind N., strong breezes and
squally.—Arrived the Newburgh, Adamson, from Charente;
Grey Bernsdorff, Lieung, from Longsound.
LlvEaroor., APRIL 20. —Wind N. N. E., moderate —Sailed
the Daniel Grant, Eackham, for Lima; Velocity, Roberts,
for Trinidad ; Hankinson. Gotham, for Africa ; Glasgow,
Douglas, for Quebec ; Robert Kerr, —, for ditto ; David,
Doon, for Marseilles; Sir John Harvey, —, for Miramichi ;
Mary Ann, Childs, for Virginia ; Alleghany, Michols, for
Philadelphia : Monticello, Lanton, for Savannah ; Fairy
Queen, Hughes, for Cnnton; Windrush, Main, for Lisbon ;
Elizabeth Walker, Crawford, for Batavia ; England, Waite,
for New York ; Garrick, Palmer, for ditto; Meth), a, Harri-
son, for Barbadoes; Wm. Russell, Biuce, for Brazil; Mar-
garet, for Nev Orleans.

MARGATE, APRIL 20.—Arrived off port the Perfect, Ed.
wards, from Youghal.
BELFAST, APRIL 18.—Arrived the Victoria, Power, from
Alicant.

HULL, APRIL 20.—Arrived the Severn (steamer), from
Harnburgh.
SHOREHAM, APRIL 20.—Arrived the Cadmus, Rawson,
from London, leaky, bound to Bathurst.
LIVERPOOL. Aeiur. 20.—Several casks of porter were washed
on shore at Portinlcau on the 17th inst.

DEAL, APRIL 20.—A green bnoy has been placed over the
wreck of the brig Charles in the Downs, near Deal Bank.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 19.—An iron-bound cask, containing
palm-oil, marked on the bung " 0. 8., No. 180," and or, the
head Cwt. 13.1.10," was picked up in lat. 42, N., lone
14, W., landed here to-day from the Transfer, Wakeha:n,
arrived at this port from Catania.
SCARBOEOUGH, APRIL 10. —The Agenoria, of Spun,
Thompson, bound to Hartlepool, ran on shore yesterday un
Hey, and has become a wreck—crew saved.