The Sun.
London, England, 1825-08-29 00:00:00

ROYAL NAVY, Scc.

Ponrsmoum, AUG. 27.—0 n Sunday last, the Victor, 18,
Capt. George Woolcon:be, arrived from the Coast of Africa
station, having been relieved by the Redwing.--She left Accra on
the 19th June, and Ascension on the 7th July. The Maidstone,
Athol, and Esk, were at Accra; the Redwing and Swinger at
Sierra Leon. The Ships were comparatively healthy. The
Victor is come into harbour to be refitted. . _

Yesterday the Tweed, 28, Capt. Fred. Hunn, arrived from
North Shields, to take the Rev. Dr. Inglis, Bishop of Nova
Scotia, and family,. to Halifax.
On Thursday arrived the Basilisk cutter, lieutenant Hough,
from Chatham ; and the Danish brig of war St. Croix, sailed
for Copenhagen. Caine in the Glasgow, lion. Captain Maude,
from a cruise. itemain—Glasgow, Tweed, Piranga, and
Basilisk.

On Wednesday the Marquis of Ihstings, Ostler, sailed for
New South Wales, with 130 convicts froiti the hulks at this
place. Alex. M'Leay, Esq. Secretary of the Colony, his wife,
and six daughters, are gone passengers.
The Griper and Adder brigs are ordered tc be fitted out as
Coast-Blockade ships, to lie (it is supposed) at Shoreham and
Littlehampton, and form part of the force commanded by Capt.
Mingayc, of the Hyperion.
His Majesty's ship Pyramus, has been fitted with an iron
gammoning for her bowsprit, at the suggestion and under the
direction of Nr. Mr. Kingston, of this Dock-yard.
The Duchess of York transport, Lieut. Green, has embarked
350 soldiers, for the East Indies (including the Depots of the
2d and 46th Regiments) from the Depot in the Isle of Wight,
for Chatham, preparatory to proceeding to join their respective
Corps. Not more than 400 soldiers now remain at Albany
Barracks.

bear-. Admiral Bingham (already mentioned in The Sun) is
appointed Commander-in-Chief in the East Indies, and Capt.
William Fairbrother Carroll, C.B. to command the Warspite,
7-1, fitting at this port, for the flag of the Rear-Admiral.—Lieu-
tenants George F. Herbert, (from the Albion), Augustus Ara-
bin, Edw. Wodehouse, W. Cuppage, S. M. Harmer, and Fred.
Thackeray ; Mr. John Neill, Surgeon; Mr. John Cole, Purser;
and Lieutenant Carrington, Royal Marines, are also appointed
to the Warspite.
The Galatea, 42, has been commissioned at Deptford, by Sir
Charles Sullivan, Bart. for aloreign. station ; Mr. Wm. Calla-
way (of Portsmouth) is appointed Purser of her.—The Rain-
bow, 2:1, has been commissioned at Chatham by Capt. the Hon.
John Raus, for a foreign station.—Lieutenants James N. Jarvis
(late Pandora), Chas. Talbot (late Euryalus), and F. Pennell ;
Mr. Patrick Gr►nt, Surgeon ; Mr. James Ennis, Purser, and
Lieut. Monis, Royal Marines, are appointed to her.
Commanders—Maryatt, of the Larne; Chads, of theArachne ;
Gosling, of the Harrier; and I'. Smith, formerly of the Cherokee,
arc promoted to the rank of Captain.—M r. Maw, of the Liffey, is
promoted to the rank of Lieutenant—Capt. .Pakenham is ap-
pointed to the Harrier; Lieut. W. Morgan, to connnand the
Swallow cutter ; Lieut. Geo. Bissett, to command the Tartar
cutter; Mr. Morgan Price, to be Surgeon of the Albion, vice
Neill.

PLYMOUTH, AUG. Z.—Sailed the Thetis, Sir John Phil-
limore, and GlaSgow, Hon. Capt. Maude, for Spithcad; Ca-
melion, 10, Capt. Michael Seymour, on a cruise: Hannibal
(74) lazeretto, for Millor.—The Active Was paid °iron Mon-
day, , and laid up in ordinary. Remain—Brittariia, Genoa,
Windsor Castle, Druid, Egeria, Harlequin, Pandora, Helicon,
and Nightingale. The sloop Experiment, of Gainshorough,
with 300 kegs of spirits on board, was seized on Monday last,
at Fareham, by Mr. Abraham, of the Customs.

CO IT It T 31A WC TA r..—The proceedings of the Court Martial
held on board his Majesty's yacht, the Royal Sovereign, at
Deptford, on Thomas Goble, are terminated. The defence
having closed on Friday, the Court met on Saturday, to deli-
berate on their verdict, and after six hours deliberation they
found Mr. Goble guilty of the first, second, third, and fourth
charges, and in part guilty of the fifth ; and they sentenced him
to be dionissed his :Majesty's service. The prisoner was then
discharged from the custody of the Provost Marshal, and the
Court was dissolved.