The Sun.
London, England, 1849-08-15 00:00:00

NAVAL IN TELLIGENCE.

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PORTSMOUTH, TUESDAY.—The Flying Milt, 12. was
put in cenamission this afternoon by Commander Patey.
The United States steam-ship Washington passed
through Spithead between two and three o'clock this
afternoon, from Bremen to Southampton.
Wind—W. by S.; strong breezes and cloudy weather.
MADEIRA, JULY 17.—Her Majesty's brig Rangers
8 guff,„ Colniminder Thomas Miller, anchored here,
from Plymouth, yesterday afternoon. She was off the
port the previous morning, but could not get in owing
to cal:a.te, baffling light airs, and a heavy ground swell.
Srie will sail aglin to morrow evening for die coast of
Africa, after cotnpletinz with water and setting up rig'
ging afresh. Vessels arriving hero from England have
five flays' quarantine to perform, anti as they act here
under orders from Lisbon, the Gev,rtior has no power
to make any modification. The American Cominodore•
in the Portsmouth corvette, 22 guns, is lying here,
having returned about a month since from cruising ne
the west coast of Africa, but made no eap.ures•
They report the coast healthy. The Commodore
(LT. S.) expects to go hence to the Mediteeraneah
to the cunt-se of the year. The Eagle steace-
paclet, which 1.-ft Southampton on the 9th, arrived
te re on the 15th. late, and sailed for Sr, Tnouia‘'s last
everting. The Ranger exchanged numbers with tne
Penguin packet, Lieutenant Le,lie, R N., on the morn-
trig of the 15th, while enceavourieg to reach the av
ehoragc. She left Falmouth on the 6th, and anchored
here on the night of the 15th; sailing ye*terds) af.er'
noon for Teneritre and Rio, with several passengers on
board.. The weather is very warm here, and the island
larking very beautiful.
PLY Dl' JUTH, MONDAY, AUG. 13.—Her Majesty's brig
Hound, 8, Commander Granville H. Wood, arrived this
morning from the %Vest Ithies.

The Governm,,nt contract convict-ship Stately,
tain Thomas Grinder, with women, for Sydney. wh'e-
left Plymouth in the latter part of May, was spoken °,l!
the 231 of June in latitude 11 min. 10 deg. north,
loegi t e 23 west, all well, having experienced a splendid
passage f, om the Channel.

The merchant-schooner Redcliffe, Captain Ilyne• he.
longing to Messrs. St{-vens and Co., of this port, wile-
on her passage from Newcastle yesterday (Sunday),osl
a Dutch barque of 500 tons, with her ensign reversed
at the peak-end and a black ball underneath, apparenq
in distress, in all probability from sickness, as she wits
not disabled, and there was a large number of men,
women, and children, looking like emigrants, on
start
The stranger was all•ut half a• mile south of the ,
rt
Point at three o'clock in thn4aftern-on, running lor
Torbay, with a strong wind from W.S.W.
Tut, ship Columbine. of 1 000 tons burden, Captain
Joseph Cowart, from London, with emigrants, bound to
New York, cane in yes erday. She left the St. KAths.
rine's Do ks at halt-past one o'clock on Saturday the 4th
instant. On Monday night her chief officer was taken
ill, and died on Tuesday morning; a seaman died also°
"Fuesday ; a woman and infant on Thursday, a child 00
Saturday morning, and a German in the afternoon; a
sf,cond German yesterday (Sunday). It is stated by the
passengers !hat the Columbine carries no surgeon. Sbef
has on board upwards of 200 souls, the majority. (?..
whom are Germans. The English emigrants, as is
ways the case when there is a mixture of nations, make
loud complaints of the want of cleanliness of their fellote
travellers.

The ship Samuel Enderby, Captain Anderson, be•
longing to the South Sea Fishing Company, came
this morning, from London, bound to the Aneklan
Islands.

• The ship Peterel, 848 tons register, Captain Toior
belonging to Messrs. Gibbs, Bugler, and Co., of Liver..
pool, sailed yeitcrday, with 300 emigrants, for Sydll9l'
Wind, W.S.W.; a gale.

SAVAGE AND Vicious ATTACK BY A HONSS,
Yesterday (Thursday) afternoon, a boy named Churls;
Guy, in the employ of Mr. Creeke, saddler, Pribil".„4:
street, having been up the Mansfield-road with a letter'
and having to go on to Park-row, was in the act of cross'
ing the field called Calar's Close along a beaten Pa",,
made during the tine when laud was subject to coua°:i
right, when he was run after and attack.d in a 10°",
savage manner by a horse that was turned out to grliz
in the field. The fv.y endeavoured to escape by flight'
but was unable to cl't so, and the ferocious brute over")°ic
~s
him, knocked him down, bit him in two or three pit'e::,l
on the taick, and picked him up at3d carried him in
mouth with as ninth ease a. dog would deal with atilt"
Fortunately being near some much frequ-rated Mortal/el;
fares, several persons hastened to the spot, and succeeded
in rescuing the boy from his perilous position, N. bone;
Fere broken, nut„•arty the whole snit:lee of the putt'''.
hack is rt,v.."-,,c1 with -.:very contusions and deep lacer
tions.—Nottingham Journal

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RAILWAY.—The extension of this line of railway. tru
e,
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6uW1.1 of Will—afty
,
was expected to have b ,en op-ned in the corm • of a /v
w days. In the course of Sul day, howver, I'6 at.;
;
I ears that the ,irdors ,f one of the arches of the bridis
which crosses the Thames near Eton Cyllege sosPrcr
rend —,ng xlrvh t..r the present most iustecarei o
tins must delay the opening.
FOREIGN Fisu.—The steamship Magnet, arrivetja
from Ani,terci4in, has brought, in audition to a ge",efard,
cargo, fifty packages of fish, the produce of Iloltds
THIS is the largest arrival of fish which has taken pin,
from abroad for Some time past, the demand for tried
Renerally ,sieemed articl,, of 10,,d being much lessene
lately in consequent e of the complaint which has Pre'
vatlt

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