The Sun.
London, England, 1853-01-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Captain O'Brien has arrived at the Admiralty, and has
entered upon his duties as private secretary to the First
Lord, Sir James Graham, Bart.
The Admiralty have marked their appreciation of the
good conduct of many of the crew of the Phaeton, 50,
just paid off at Sheerness, by ordering them to be entered
at the various dockyards as seamen riggers.
About 150 good seamen have been entered on board
the various ships of the navy fitting at the ports during
the past week.
THE SMALL-PDX ON BOARD THE HERCULES, AT QUEENS-
TOWN.—The Admiralty has authorised the gallant com-
mander-in-chief at Cork to receive the emigrants, as well
as the crew affected with small-pox, at the Royal Naval
Hospital at Haulbowline. One death only has occurred
as yet, which is that of a child, who was buried at sea ;
but another, that of an adult, was expected to occur on
Wednesday evening. It is most fortunate that the old
hospital was not dismantled, or the old fittings dis-
turbed, and that the new one was finished. The gallant
admiral has evinced the most anxious solicitude for the
poor emigrants on board the Hercules, and the medical
officer at Queenstown, Dr. Dunn, has exerted himself
most laudably on the occasion.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 28.
ARRIVAL OF THE TYNE FROM BRAZIL AND THE COAST

OF AFRICA,

Tyne, 4, store-ship, Master Commander Peter Wel-
lington, arrived at Spithead this day, about 10 a.m.
The weather was so thick the whole morning that her
number could not be seen from the shore. Some time
after, the commander landed with dispatches at the
dockyard. The Tyne is 38 days from Rio. She brings
home a large mail, and a small quantity of treasure.
Also as passengers—Lady Henderson, the wife of Rear-
Admiral Henderson, C. 8., of the Centaur, 6, flag-ship
of South American squadron ; Captain E. F. L. Cannon ;
Miss Truscott, niece of the admiral, and Mrs. Hunt and
son, the family of the Consul General of Monte Video.
The Tyne went the round of the African squadron and
the South American squadron.
Centaur, steam-frigate, with the flag of Rear-Admiral
Henderson, C. 8.. was cruising off Cape Frio.
Express, 6, brig, Commander William F. Fead, had
sailed for Bahia.

Vixen, 6, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, Commander
Frederick L. Barnard, was in the River Plate.
Bonetta, 3, brigantine, Lieut. Commander Charles
Make, and Rifleman, 8, screw steam-sloop, Lieut. Com-
mander Richard H. Dalton, were cruising off the Cathe-
rines.

The Tyne has brought home invalids from the squa-
dron ; also a number of boys released from the service
of the Brazilian Government, and a quantity of old
stores.

As soon as the Rear-Admiral Superintendent Fan-
shawe heard that Lady Henderson and family were on
board, the gallant admiral instantly ordered his galley
to Spithead, and brought the ladies on shore. They
have taken up their quarters at the George Hotel, High-
street.

The Tyne is ordered off to Woolwich. She left this
port on the 10th of September, 1852, with stores for the
squadrons.
Rodney, 92, Captain Charles Graham, hauled out of
the fitting basin this morning, having taken her shot
and boatswain's stores on board, and is now alongside
the Blake, receiving-hulk.
Rhadamanthus, steam troop-ship, Master Commander
John Belam, has hauled alongside the south jetty to
land tanks and stores for the dockyard ; after which she
proceeds westwardly with a new screw-propeller for the
Edinburgh, 58, screw gunnery tender-ship.
Medea, 6, steam-sloop, Commander John C. Bailey,
went out of harbour at noon, and brought up at Spit-
head.

Wellington, 131, screw line-of-battle, ship, will be
hauled out of the new dock to-morrow, into the steam-
basin under the shears, and will receive her masts, bow-
sprit, &c.

Leopard, 16, Capt. George Giffard, will be hauled into
the new dock, to have her copper cleaned, when the
Duke comes out.

The chartered troop-ship Roman Emperor, received
the head-quarters of the 85th Regiment on board, from
the dockyard, at 10 a.m: The troops marched from
their barracks at nine, preceded by the 91st and 19th
bands, and accompanied by a vast number of the towns-
people. This regiment, by its high discipline and excel-
lent conduct, has obtained the kindliest feeling from the
whole of the inhabitants, and it speaks volumes when we
state that out of 800 men there was only one prisoner,
and he looked thoroughly ashamed of himself. The
Roman Emperor and Marion sail for the Mauritius to-
morrow.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 27.
Swift, 6, Commander Aldham, will be paid off on Sa-
turday next (this day).
Argus, 6, steam-sloop, Commander Purvis, went out
of harbour on Wednesday, and has drawn charts for the
Channel and western station.

Magicienne, 14, steam-corvette, Captain Fisher, has
also drawn charts for the Channel and the western sta-
tion, and has gone out of harbour this day. She saluted
the flag, which was answered by the Impregnable.
Castor, 36, Commander Wyvill, landed a quantity of
boxes, parcels, &c., which were forwarded to the Admi-
ralty. The wind now is dead on end against her pro-
ceeding to Chatham. She is at present in the Sound.
The surgeon, It. J. B. Chambers, goes to the hospital
at this port from ill health.

Vulture, 6, steam-frigate. Captain F. H. H. Glasse,
went into the Sound this morning, where she awaits
orders.

Pyrenees, convict-ship, arrived yesterday from the
eastward.

Captain Chambers, of the Desperate, screw-corvette,
and Commander Glynn, of the Hogue, 58, screw-guard-
ship, return from leave on Saturday.

JAN. 28.
The Vulture, having had defects made good, want out
of Barn Pool into the Sound yesterday.
The General Screw Steam-shipping Company's mail
packet Hydaspes, Captain Greig, left the Sound at half-
past 7 last evening for the Cape and Calcutta. Some
little damage to the feed pipe of her engine was repaired
in the Sound. The ship was inspected and crew mus-
tered by Captain A. Low, of her Majesty's ship Im-
pregnable, who expressed his satisfaction with all the
arrangements. The Hydaspes takes 50 mail bags—viz.,
27 for Cape Town, 10 for the Mauritius, 6 for Port Na-
tal, 2 for St. Helena, and one each for the Cape Verds,
Ascension, Ceylon, Madras, and Calcutta.
The Faith, screw-steamer, arrived this morning, and
will sail to-morrow afternoon with mails for the coast of
Africa.

Her Majesty's frigate Castor, 36, Commodore Wyvill,
sailed this morning, at eight o'clock, for Portsmouth.
A large black steam-frigate, barque-rigged, with two
funnels, is just entering the harbour from the eastward.
The Otter steam-packet, belonging to the Hudson's
Bay Company, came in this morning from London and
Ramsgate, and will sail shortly with mails for Van-
couver's Island.

SHEERNESS, JAN. 27.

The Rattlesnake, 8, Commander Henry Trollopgt—
This vessel has been put out of dock to-day. The crew
will be paid their advance at the Little Nore on Thursday
next, the 3d of February. It is reported that a steam-
vessel will accompany her to the Pacific, so as to insure
her getting up to her station before the' winter sets in
there.

Th Agamemnon, 91, Captain Sir Thomas Maitland.—
This ship is receiving her coals, which are being trans-
ported from the coal depot in Saltpan Reach to her at
her moorings.

The Archer, 44, screw steam-sloop, Commander James
N. Strange, leaves here to-morrow for Leith.
Vice-Admiral the Hon. Josceline Percy struck his
flag last evening, avid he proceeded on leave of absence.
This morning the Commodore's burgee was hoisted blue
at the main on board the Waterloo, by Captain the Hon.
Montana Stopford, senior in command at this port.
Civil Service.—Mr. Charles Stewart has been con-
firmed as third-class in the storekeeper's office here, his
appointment bearing date the Ist of January, 1852.

WOOLWICH, JAN. 28.
The Espieigle, 12, at Sheerness, is to be brought for-
ward ' immediately for commission, and Commander
George Hancock is to have the command of that vessel.
Commodore Henry Eden, Superintendent of Wool-
wich dockyard, has returned from leave and resumed
his duties as head of this naval port.
The engines, of 560 horse power, originally intended for
the Megara steam-frigate, are being proceeded with at
the factory at this yard, it being desirable to have them
ready for shipment about the Ist of April for Plymouth,
where they are to be fitted in the Algiers, 90, screw
steam-ship,
.at that port.
The screw-frigate Imperieuse, 51, Captain R. B.
Watson, commissioned at this port, and now fitting at
Chatham, entered forty men on Wednesday last. But
she is yet 150 short.
Resistance, troop-ship, Master Commander Bradshaw,
left yesterday, with troops, for Jamaica.
Prometheus, 6, steam-sloop, Commander Foote, will
be paid off on Monday next. Her complement is 100.
Megwra, screw-frigate, Commander Johnson, is re-
ported to be complete to-morrow.
Firebrand, 6, steam-frigate, Captain Hyde Parker,
will be out of the hands of the dockyard by the 9th Feb-
ruary, and ready for sea by the 12th. She is not fully
manned yet.
Cruiser, screw-sloop, Commander the Hon. H. Douglas,
is quite ready for service, except that she is not com-
pletely manned.
Terrible, 21, steam-frigate, will be completed in the
engineer's department by the middle of next month, but
she will not be ready for commission before the begin-
ning
barge was raised yesterday and taken on
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shore at the mast house. She had sunk when laden with
timber for the dockyard, in consequence of the palm of
an anchor having perforated her bottom when she rested
upon it at low water.