The Sun.
London, England, 1825-03-14 00:00:00

ROYAL NAVY.

PORTSMOUTH, MAncir 12.—The Samarang, 28, Captain
David. Dunn, sailed this morning for the Cape of Good Hope
station, to relieve the Ariadne, 24, Capt. Isham.Fleming Chap-
man. She.took 60,00.111. in specie, for the use of the Colonies
'at the Cape and Isle of Mauritius.
The Tiveed, 28, Captain Fred. Hunt,. is to.nroceed to the
Texel, to endeavour to collect the remains of his Majesty's brig
Partridge, which was lost there, in the gales of Wit November.
The,Ariadne arrived at Mauritius, from the Sey chiles. on the
21st October; the Dartmoutharrived off. ,Ilavannah, 15th of
Janua.ry, from England.
The Diadem transport. Lieutenant Thomas (b);
sailed this morning, for Falmouth, to take on board the Survi;-1
votssiethe.unfortunite ship Kent. The Diadem will land them
at Chatham. • , . •
The,Champion, Orestes, and. Pylades, will prOce,..d on their
final experimental cruise, in the course of thenext week, under
, `tlie'ordersrof Capt. H.;•E. P. Sturt, of the Phaeton. The Rose
and. Pandora will.accompany them. The PyladeS went out of
harbour this afternoon, Remain—Wellesley; Phaeton, Tweed,
Pylades, Rose, Pandora, and Bittern. •:.-
Lieuts, Sinclair, -Willis, and. Dashwonti, are appointed to
.the Glasgow ; Lieuts. Best and Broke, to the Aurora. Mi. G.
Hannaford, Master, to the Thetis.
The Herefordshire, Captain William Hope, for Madras and
China, passed through (from Cowes, this morning, and pro-
ceeded on her voyage. The Madras; Captain Fayrer, also
sailed from St. Helen's, whither she had been put back with
contrary winds.

DEPUTATION FROM THE SOUTH OF IRELAND.
At one o'clock on Saturday, a deputation from the principal
manufacturers of the south of Ireland waited upon the Earl of
LIVERPOOL at Fife-house, for the purpose of presenting a
memorial to his Majesty's Government, praying pecuniary aid
to enable them to provide the means of adequate manufac-
turing employment for the large population in that part of the
sister kingdom who were at present deprived of that source of
subsistence. The immediate members of the deputation were
Dr. Elmore and T. Lyons, Esq., of Cork, but they were ac-
companied and introduced by the chief landed proprietors of
-the south of Ireland, among whom were his Grace the Dolce
of Devonshire, the Earl of Donoughnrore, Lords Aubrey and
Ennismore, the Hon. C. H. BUICiIitISOII, M.P., and several
other Members of Parliament. The Earl of Liverpool gave
the Deputation a most polite reception,- heard all the argu-
ments urged by the Deputation with much attention And cour-
tesy, and on their taking leave, promised to communicate them
to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, begging the Deputation,
In the pear 1824, the po pu la tion of jlamburgh however, not to depart with any impression that he admitted
decreased about five hundtPd• The number of births were— the legitimacy of their claim, however properly it had been
Males 1,712, Females 1,643, beside* 270 of both sexes still- submitted to the consideration of his Majesty's Government.—
:r.Urn. The number of deaths were... Males 2,072, Female 1,778. ( Sunday Paper.)

millions.
The eommon interests of the Kuropean Powers will urge
them to-the territorial aggiandisen-lent .of Greece. When the
~'efforts•they have made,to maintain Turkey ever since 1
.767 are
remembered, can it he doubted that they will be anxious to
viise a barrier against northern ,aggrandisement? The, one
offered to them is stronger than that they wished to uphold.
( To LI Continued.)