The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-13 00:00:00

ItO7AL NAVY, &c.

ursatourn, JUNE 11, On Thursday the Maria trans-
' port, Lieutenant Ambrose, Agent, arrived from Malta, with
condemned stores and invalids, sailed on 211 April, when the
Re7cnge (Sir harry Neale), Cambrian, and Medina, were
lying there; the scringapataru, Algerine, and Alacrity, were
protecting the British merchant interest in the Archipelago;
the Naiad, Sybille, and Weazle, were at the lonian Islands ;
the Cyrene had gone to Tunis; the Chanticleer to Smyrna.
The Maria, on the 28th of March, fell •in with a Turkish
squadron, consisting of ten frigates and sloops of war, with fif-
teen sail of Imperial transports, laden with aminunition for
the relief of Coron, on the coast of the Morea. It was under-
stood that the Turks had landed from 13 to 14,000 troops at
Modon. The Maria left at Gibraltar on the 18th ult., where
the Tribune, Captain Union. was waiting to embark the Earl
of Chatham for England. The Rose passed Gibraltar on the
18th ult. for Malta. • The American North Carolina, 74, Com-
modore ult.,
was lying in Algesiras Bay. The Maria has
brought home, a quantity of baggage, and a. horse, belonging
to the Marquis of Hastings._

On Tuesday the Joseph. Green transport, Lieutenant Spen-
cer, Agent, returned front Rio Janeiro, with a considerable
quantity of pro Visions, which she took out from England fur
the use of the squadron there, but of which there was no want;
the article of bread can be purchased cheaper at Rio titan in
England. The Joseph Green left Rio on 26th March ; she is
come into harbour to rebind the provisions.
The Athol, 28, Captain J. A. Murray, has captured a slave
vessel on the Coast of Africa, within the prohibitory limits,
having 240 slaves on board.

Thefollnwing ships will. sail to-morrow morning, should the
wind continue fair, viz :—Cambridge,'llarber ; James Sibbald,
Forbes; and Lady Kennaway, Surflen, for. Bombay, having
part of the 2d, or Queen's regiment, on board ; also, the Nep-
tone, •Cumberledge, with 41 passengers; and the -Mary Ann,
O'Brien, also with passengers, for Madras and Bengal.
On Sunday, sailed front St. Helen's, the Aurora frigate,
Capt. John Maxwell, for the Tagus; Champion, Capt. Stud-
dell, for the East India station ; and the .Redwing, Capt. Cla-
vering, for the Cost of Africa. On Monday, the Bann, Capt.
Courtenay, sailed tin Chatham, to be paid off; the Brazen,
Pandora, and Harlequin on an experimental cruise.
The Diamond (under orders for the South American station),
Tweed, and (Calliope. remain at ~pithead.
Yesterday, sailed the Teazer (formerly in his Majesty's ser-
vice), Captain Born, fitted with a thirty-horse-power steam-
engine, and other mechanical apparatus, for clearing the har-
bour and roadsted or' Malaga ; Nelly, Barreil, with corn, from
II am burgh, fin. Oporto ; and the Nelly, Dale, for Quebec, for
a cargo of timber..
The Albion, 74, was paid off' on Monday, and re-commis-
sioned by Captain John Ackworth Ommanney (it is supposed)
for Lisbon.—The following officers are also appointed to her :
Lieutenants J. IL Servante, John Fletcher, Wm. Ramsay, J.
E. Parlby, J. N. Reed; Mr. White, (2), Master, Mr. John
Niehl, Surgeon ; Mr. George Hodgskins Purser; Major Cres-
well, Lieut. ,Cones,-and Anderson, Royal Marines.
The Bustard was paid off on Tuesday at Chatham, zuid re-
commissioned by. Captain Sandham. Lieut. J. Giant and G.
S. Smith, are appointed to her.
The Romney, Capt. N. Lockyer, Ca, is ordered to be put
on the establishment of a 42 gun frigate, with 284 men, being
an encrease.ofls working hands. .Lieut. W. Clark is appoint-
ed additional to her.

Capt. John Sykes is appointed to the ocean (the flag -ship of
Lord Aurelius lieauclerk); Commander Timothy Curtis, of the
Weatle, is promoted to the rank of Captain ; Lieutenant R.
Beamtiont is promoted to the rank of Commander, and appoint.
ed to the .Veazle ; Commander James Leach is appointed to
the Ordinary at Plymouth; Lieutenants—Walter Kirby to the
Diamond, vice Beaumont ; L. S. Pritchard (Agent) to the
Diadem transport; Thomas Williams (b) Agent to the Zephyr
transport; John Wright, to command the Hope packet ; Mr.
Tuck, to be Master of the Iris (flag ship at Port•ltoyal.)