The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-15 00:00:00

IsiAVAL INTELLIGENCE•

(From the Hampshire Telegraph of Saturday.)
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 13.—The Actaeon, 2S, Capt. Res-
s:ll, and Orestes, 18, Com. Hambly—the former to suppll
the p!aee of the Cleopatra, the latter to relieve the Har-
rier, ordered home to be paid off—sailed on Tuesday, to
South America, via Plymouth, taking despatches for Rear-
Admiral Ross, the Commander-in-Chief in the Pacific, and
Commodore Sulivan, at Rio. These ships took out a
number of first-class. boys for disposal on the Brazils and
Pacific stations.
The Edinburgh, 74, Capt. Henderion, and Pique,.
Capt. Boxer, have this week been ordered to the West
Indies, where they are to be placed under the orders of
the Hon. Sir Charles Paget. The Pique sailed yes-
terday, and the Edinburgh will follow on Monday next'
The former embarked 33 men and '2l boys, and the Edin-
burgh 17 men and 8 boys, for the disposal of the Con"'
The Curlew and Waterwitch, of 10 guns each, are
ordered to be examined, repaired, and got ready for com-
missioning.
The Buzzard sailed on Monday from Plymouth, for the
West Indies ; from thence she will proceed to Sierra Leone,
touching on her way out at 'Feneriffe.
The Barossa transport arrived at Spithead on Thursday,
to embark detachments of the Bth and 89th Regiments for
the West Indies. She will then proceed to Cork, to em-
bark other detachments for the same quarter. We find,
on inquiry, that this ship is in excellent condition, notwith-
standing an assertion to the contrary in an Irish journal.
The Eagle transport, at Cork, embarked a large detach-
ment of the 65th Regiment, under Major Farquharson, on
Saturday last, for New Brunswick. Detachments of the
23d and 93d embark in the same ship. The Apollo trOP
ship, Mr. A. Kerley, master, sailed on Friday last, having
on board the 94th Regiment, commanded by Colonel Pell
K.H., for Ceylon, amounting to 644 men, women, an
children.
The Numa transport, daily expected from Halifax, will
call here to convey the depot companies of the 90th Rai'
meat to Chatham.
'[he 95th Regiment has embarked at Cork in the JoPiter
troop ship, Mr. Fulton, commander, and was to sail °a
Thursday evening for Ceylon.
The Gem, Royal Yacht schooner, G. Tomline, gag'
sailed from Gibraltar on the 22d ult. for Malaga.
NAVAL PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.---P"TIONS.—Mates—H. Duruaresq, of the Britaunia, 211
_
George G. Otway, to the rank of Lieutenant. master af
Assistant—Cook, of the Defiance packet, to the rank of
Master. APPOINTMENTS.—Lieutenants—J. Peirse to 07
S;ag ; C. R. Watson and W. M. J. G. Pasco to the C(;)30
Guard. Pursers—J. Mitchell (bJ to the Racer, °et
M•Dereaott, superseded. Mates—. York Paterson, j
Excellent, to Talavera ; C. W. Bonham to Actteen ;
Voules to Fair Rosamond ; and J. Hancock to Eseefillass-
Midshipmen—G. F. Day to Racer. Volunteers, Ist tl,a
—J. C. Byng to the Racer. Clerks—R. G. Hogg to t
R(cer.
Messrs. G. J. Napier, of the Excellent, and W. :she.
ridge, of the Rover, pastkd their examination for Liee
nants on Monday. fficortr
Notwithstanding the Coronation promotion of 0 he
the official Navy List. exhibits the following decrease in t
last quarter, compared with the preceding one, viz.,
caps,
captains, two commanders, 10 lieutenants, 21 sure
op
and 15 a,s stant-surgeons. In the following thereincri ta
ase :—Masters, 24 ; pursers, 4.
The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty bsi,c,ia.
awarded a pension of 241. per annum, and a gratuity of
ter on board her Majesty's ship Clio (paid off last ee
for faithful services. Thompson, quarterls):
and the silver medal, to William

(From the Devonport Independent.)
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P. 106
PLYMOUTH, OCT. I3.—Her Majesty's ship apa
Com. G. Ramsey, went out of harbour on ThursdaY,

was paid advance of wages on FridaY
Her Majesty's ship Rover, 16, C.om. T. NV. C. sali
mon'ls, mill move into the Sound this day (Saturds9)'4o..
will be paid advance on Monday. Her Majesty's shiP
and
deste, 18, Corn. Harry Eyres, will move into the SO" e%-
Sunday. The Pique, 36, Capt. E. Boxer, desi‘itin th
petted from Portsmouth. , These ships are all
and will no doubt, sail together from this places for of
America and the West Indies, and will try their rat
h,
s &c. on the passage. Her Majesty's ship Edinbull.
74, Capt. W. Henderson, and the Pique, 36, CnPt. der
Boxer, will take out for disposal in the squadron. Inland
Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Paget, about 210 seamen 0
boys torn the guard-ships of the Ordinary at Sea
and Portsmouth ; and the marines are to be taken 11.
head-quarters at Portsmouth. tb,
Admiral Durham, Commander-in-Chief at Portstrion
arrived here in his yacht on Saturday, and sailed nein °
y,
M. Steam-vessel Mega3ra, Lieut. Goldsmith
Wednesday for the above port. ' ea
ie hourly
ed,
arrlY
onHiri(Nilay from the Mediterranean ; *and cms int° bw-
bour the same day.
H.M. Pa,.l-^t

rered ana

repair( d, will be taken •ut of dock h.
.. :acke, Leindeer, having been new eoPPel. n M.
Packet Nightingale, fitted as a depott flogr
of Spain.
H. M. Packet Goldfinch masts and spars, are
, with her
to be sold out of the service
Marquis of * (freight ship) is to call bell,
Huntley, (freight of
from Deptford, to embark one officer, and 31 privates Gi.
the 66th regiment, and then 'd to Cork and
proceed
bralter.
In Hamoaze—Royal Adelaide, 104, Captit•
Commander T. w..c. Symonds; nolo°
day'tti li'oar6th ►Coast
Wh'ie ; San Josef, 110, Captain J. N. Tayler ►
der Harry E:tres ; Grecian, 16 , Commander vv 1,,,1,i,..
Sn►yth ; Rolla, 10, Lieut.-Com. Charles Hall ; ,;":cat,
deer,jt 6, Lieut.• Com. H. P. Dicke ; Lively,
0011-400.
John R. Benson ; Megmra, steam-vessel, Lieu"
der H. C. Goldsmith ; Duck and Stvail, lighters. Ramsey
In the Sound—Pilot, 16, Commander George
Modeste, 18, C°,,,,0v-tr!er;7' Fin:
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