The Sun.
London, England, 1838-08-11 00:00:00

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

On Sunday, the 28thult., the Lord Bishop of Ripon held an ordina-
tion, at which the following gentlemen were admitted into holy orders :
DEACONS.
Josepil Abbott, B.A. Trinity College Dublin.
Joseph,, Lexdale Frost, 8.A., Magdalene College, Cambridge.
d;ohhn Henry Gorch, M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge.
n Haigh, B A , Queen's College, Cambridge.
"atson King, .B.A. ~ St. John's College, Cambridge.
rries Marryat, B. A, New Inn Hall, Oxford.
Henry
Roberts, B.A , St. John's College, Cambridge.
n Bullivant, 8.A., Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge.
nlliatn Hermann Schwabe, 8.A., Caius College, Cambridge.
,Alex. Jas. Wm. Morrison, R A., Trinity College, Cambridge.
John Peel, BA., Trinity College, Dublin.
William Bates, RA., Christ's College, Cambridge.
Charles Ruche Battley, 8.A., Trinity College, Dublin.
William Simpson, 8.A., Queen's College, Cambridge.
John Bartholomew Phillips, 8.A., All Soul's College, Oxford, by letters
dimissory from the Bishop of Chester.
Philip William Tallarits, B. A., ‘Vadhaur College, Oxford, by letters di.
missory from the Bishop of Lichfield.
Charles 11 heatley, RA., St. Mary's Hall, Oxford, by letters dimissory
irorn the Bishop of Lichfield.
PRIESTS.
James Boustead, M.A., Queen's College, Oxford.
George
tteGSaaanyd:rs Elwin, 8.A., Catharine Hall, Cambridge.
8.A., Exeter College, Oxford.
John Henry Greenwood, Literate.
Samuel Baxter Smyth, RA., Jesus College, Cambridge.
Isaac Close, St. Bees, Cumberland.
Frederick Toiler, St. Bees, Cumberland.
I:klward Roberts, M.A. Jesus College, Oxford.
?411:nund Clement Sneyd Kynnersley, M.A., Trinity College, Oxford.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

(PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 10.

In Harbour.--The Britannia, 120, flagship; Victory, 104, ordinary
Ruardship; Excellent, gunnery ship; Sapphire, 28; Royal George,
Yacht ; Pantaloon, 10 ; Cracker, cutter; Messenger, steam-transport;
Apollo, troop-ship; and tenders, Fanny and Gossamer.

In Hock.—Not any thing in commission.
In Basin.—The Hastings, 74, fitting for the reception of the Queen
Dowager; and Orestes, 18.
At Spithead.—The Edinburgh, 74, for the Mediterranean; Herald,
28, for the East Indies; and Pique, 36, for particular service.
ARRIVALS, SAILINGS, &C., DURING THE WEEK.
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On Saturday, the 4th, arrived the Sapphire. 28, from the Mediterra-
l'etak, bringing home the officers and crew of her Majesty's late brig Ra-
Pid, autl invalids from the squadron, and came into harbour for paying
in the evening. Sailed the Hermes steam.vessel, for Plymouth and
V::.ni" Mediterranean. On Sunday, the sth, arrived the Barossa and
Regent transports, from the westward ; and sailed the Seadower
,utter, for Sheerness. On Monday, the 6th, arrived the Horatio trans.
tort, from West Indies, and sailed the same day ; also sailed the Barossa
transport, both for the eastward. On Tuesday, the 7th, arrived the
tender, from Plymouth, with supernumeraries; and the Herald,
cut went out of harbour. On Wednesday, the Bth, arrived from the
s ward, with the head-quarters of the 56th Regiment, her Majesty's
oea.ln-transPort Messenger ; and sailed the Nettley tender, for Plymouth.
ar'
aund ndaY, the 9th, arrived the Gipsy tender, from the eastward ;
the ailed
the Prince Regent transport, for the eastward. On Friday,
O:.
18 was commissioned ; and Gipsy tender sailed for the
eastward.
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nnhi Monday, the 6th, Messrs. Waddilove and Lyons, both of the
p
't.an— re. 28, passed their examination in seamanship, to serve as Lieu.
ants in her Majesty's »avy • and on Tuesday, the 7th, the following
gen tlem en
passed their examination, at the Royal Naval College :
Messrs. G. I!
Gand W. Fisher, of the Pique; Mr. Henry
1,114 ,14'2M, of theo Columbine;
and Messrs. C. P. Coles, W. J. Pillard,
Chetham, Marcus Lowther, and Colin Douglas, all unemployed.
o°n Sun:lay evening, Lord Minto, Sir Charles Adam, and Sir William
rker, arrived on at official visit to this port, as Lords Commissioners
s. the Admiralty; they were accompanied by Sir William Symonds, the
7reYor of the Navy, and after a minute investigation of every esta-
,thrnent connected with their department, including an inspection of
:nue liastings, and a visit to the far-famed Pique, at Spithead, they re-
r,rned to town on Wednesday evening,
the he Apollo, troop.ship, has received on board the head-quarters of
one 56111 Regiment. for conveyance to Cork, whence she will embark
94th for Ceylon. The Edinburgh has not yet been paid wages, but
o_IY awaits orders, her books being down. The Sapphire will be paid
,a nit Thursday next; and the Fanny tender is ordered to Brighton, to
be
\ln attendance on the Queen.
e have had nothing but strong winds from the westward through.
,ouvt the week.