The Sun.
London, England, 1849-12-01 00:00:00

IN FORT AND FIITING.

PORTSMOUTH, FRIDAY.—In the Harbour —The
Victory, Illustrious, Excellent, Blenheim, Rolla,
Fairy and Elfin royal yachts, Myrtle s'eam--tender,
Portsmouth yacht, and Echo tug.
In Dock—The Dauntless, Bloodhound, Faintome,
Lily, Devastation, Fox, and Birkenhead.
In the Basin—The Britannia, 120, to make good
defects, and will be docked to-morrow; the Princess,
Charlotte, 104, taken out of dock to-day, after ge-
neral repair, to be completed as an advanced ship;
the Actaeon, 26 , the Contest, 12; and Sprightly,
Fire Queen (to be docked, to examine the state of her
bottom, and to report on the efficacy of the composi-
tion applied by Processor Hay, the dockyard chemist,
against the composition prepared by the Patent
Wylam Fuel Company), and Bee steam-vessels.
In the Steam Basin—The Sidon, Basilisk, Pene-
lope, Ajax, Urgent, Blazer, Pike, Asp, and Victoria
and Albert royal yacht—the latter to be docked for
tie examination of her hull, &c., and to be fitted with
new boilers.
Ships Building—The Royal Frederick, 120;
Prince of Wales, 120 ; Princess Royal, 90 ; and
Argus and Furious steam-sloops. We understand
that a large number of hands are to he immediately
employed on the Royal Sovereign, 120, in order to
complete her frame by the end of the financial year
(31st of March next).
At Spithead—The Adventure naval store• ship,
Master-Commander P. Wellington, ordered to Dept-
ford.

APPOINTMENTS.
WOOLWICH, Nov. 30 —Midshipman—H. Stuart,
to the Terrible steam-frigate at Woolwich.
Naval Cadet—F. R. Blackburn, to the Terrible.
Chief Engineer—P. Rundle, to the Terrible.
The Terrible steam-frigate has been joined by
Captain Hope C. 8., her commander, and several 0'
the officers today. A number of able seamen have
also been entered, as she is now complete in engineer
and stoker department. Provisions for sea service
were put on board to-day.
The Garland Dover mail steam-packet left to-ad
to resume her duties on the Dover station.

BLACXWALL RAILWAY. —STEAM-BOATS.—The et
-
sof the proprietors, at their general meetings, IT:
been fregnently drawn to the arrangements made at tP,,,
Brunswick- wharf for the accommodation of steam.bee';
from Gr .vesend, Woolwich, Scc. By the regulatieer
hitherto made, a preference of favourable hours Ow
landing has bten given to such boats as consentud
land th&ir passengers there exclusively. The con)mittesi
have had a long conference with one of the prinelPea
members of a steam• boat company, which has delta of
to touch at the Brunswick-,hart, in consequence, 0
being subject to the disadvantage of having the lid
favourable hours assigned to them. The committee e
not hear any objection taken to the equity of allewtei
preference under the circumstances stated, bat 1-ro.
think that it may be a very proper subject of cielibtgov
tion, whether it would not be more plitic to w4b,",;;;les
all restriction, and to offer more generally such fee"' -of
and accommodations as would induce a Lager nuesbe!v
boats to land and embark passengers at the Brunswick
wharf.
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BIRTHS. -Er will'ini*
On the 2'th ult., at 00weAry, the wife of G. .....-- 1 i
Esq., M, of a daughter. rb i"
on the 2 .D.
Bth ult., at Guildford, Mrs. Thomas Taunto
a daughter. , a
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On the 28th ult., at Edinburgh, the lady of A. T. 'r r.
Et,q , of a son. fi'v
On the 27th ult., at Inverness-road, Bayswater, t e
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of T. A. Lawford, Esq., of a daughter. f .1 °II*
On the 24•11 ult., _at Clap an the Wife ° ~
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C Parrott, a daughter. e DP
On the 4th ult., in Bedford-square, the lady of
Richards, of a daughter. re"'
At H ~ oole-bank, Chester, cn the 22d ult the wife
Ewart, Esq., of a son

MARRIED. ,lid
On the 28th ult., at St. Mark's Church, WelshoootougbA'
Tannant Pryce, Esq., of Batavia, to Jane, youngest 1 srl
ter of the late Joseph Jones, Esq. of olobran-a
Clerk of the Peace for the county of Esq., sirsltar:
On the 29th ult., at St. Janne-s's Church, .iilliara„ Ode'
jun., Esq., of Kingston•upon•Thames, to Jessy an
daughter of Mr. R. Pulford, of St. James's-street.

h eldestDlP:D
On the t-.oth ult., at Upper Clapton, M'ss W
c't. elby, t--peeotorr
daughter of the late Sir William Welby, Bart.,
hall, near Grantham, Lincolnshire. Cornea 10"
On the •i3d ult., at the Rectory, St. Tudye,
e George Garrick, B.A. • George
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On the 25th ult., at Slaotover- house, Oxforitshire'
Vandeput Drury, Esq. 0 Otte/'
On the: ,tli tilt.. tit Ordnance-ro3d-yillaa, ,J,;ls4arceY°l—
Assistant to Liutenant•Colouel Jebb, C. D., '-
yr' a w.
General of Prisons..
Oa the 27th ult., at Rye•lane, Peckham' *--
Hodges, of the Royal Exchangp, pged 4'. ~.. cedriag!,l
On the 2ith ult., a'.. Exmouth, aged 80, P in,' wallel
Edmund Carrington, Bencher of the Middle xe--•
ensingtorlf
late Chief Jus ice of Ceylon.
On the 2tith ult., at Little Campden-hou3e, l'• ~.
Honora, the wife of F.,lwaid Enfield. Esq. --------c; c
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