The Sun.
London, England, 1831-04-08 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

(From the Plymouth Journal of Thursday.)
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 7.—The Caledonia, 120,
Captain Curry, and Revenge, 76, Captain Ilillyar,
C. 8., are ordered to be titted for sea. The latter
will be wady in a few days.
In Hamoaze—Caledonia, Revenge, Druid, Ores-
tes, Trinculo, Carroll and Colombia steam-vessels,
Industry naval transport.
At the Is'and—Royalist.
Ilk Majesty's ship Rattlesnake, 28, arrived at
Portsmouth on Sunday from the Mediterranean.
His Majesty's brig Lyra arrived at Madeira from
Falmouth on the 22d of February, and sailed on the
23d for Brazils.
His Majesty's ship
iHind arrived at Constanti-
nople from Napoli d Romania on the 14th of
Fein-Limy. ,
Hi,Majestys steamer Echo arrived at Gibraltar
from Falmouth and Cadiz on the 17th of March, mid
sailed on the 18th for Malta.
His Majesty's ships Meteor, Mastiff, and Phila.
mel, were at Smyrna on the 19th of February ; the
Alligator had sailed for the Dardanelles.
An order has been issued from the Admiralty to
the effect,:el
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in future will only be eligible for such appointments,
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rated ships, or three years in the command of a sloop

of war.
The following order has issued from the Roya
Marine Office, to the several Commandants of that
corps:—

,4 Royal Marine Office, March 21, 1831.
" Brigade Order.
44 His Majesty having been pleased to appoint Major-
General Sir :tames Cockburn, Bart., to be Inspector-Ge-
neral, e.ad to command the Brigade of Royal Marines, the
Ala'or-General cannot assume the command without ex-
pressing to the several divisions of Marines and Royal Ma-
rine Artillery the gratification which he feels in having his
connexion thus strengthened and continued with a corps of
whose merit he has already had such long and satisfactory
experience.
He begs they will collectively and individu-
ally be assured of his earnest disposition, upon all occa-
sions, to promote their interest and welfare, and to direct
the discharge of the high duties with which his Majesty
graciously pleased to honour him, to the mainte-
has been
no and extension of the honourable fame which the
Icloar-ps of Marines have so invariably and eminently
established. By comman4 of the Major-General,
" JOHN 'WRIGHT, Asst. Adjt.-General.
44 To the Commandants."
NAVAL PROMOTIONS DURING THE QUARTER.
Carrxixs—Charles Graham, Charles Talbot, Henry
Edward Napier.

CommAxDvns—M'illiam Savage, John Geary, John
Fraser.

LIEUTENANTS-Robert Fanshawe Stopford, Thomas
MuHoek, St. Leger Aldworth, Hon. H. A. Murray, Hon.
John O'Grady, H. W. Gifford, Joseph Denman, Philip
pe Sauntarez, Hon. G. R. A. Clements.
MAsTElis—W, L. Brown, H. C. Haswell, 11. Hoppen,
John Dallas.

SURGEONS.—J. Lane, J. Barr, M.D.
PURSERS—S. E. Strett'on, J. Newnhain, H. Price,
B. Barron, F. May, R. Singer, W. Hood, J. Pinhorn,
J. Chirnino, W. rinlavmon.

CA rTAINS—G.
ROYAL MARINES.
\Velchman, John Husband, Charles
Morgan, John Norris, J. G. Richardson.
LIEUTENANTS—_C. W. Pearce, R. Carr, T. B. Reed,
C. Parker.

The William Dodd, Chalker, of and from this
port for Liverpool put into Waterford, 29th ult.
The Henry, \Vestcott, of this port, arrived at Gi-
braltar, from Terceira, ith March. The Elizabeth
and Mary, Rees, of this port, arrived at Beachley,
near Gloucester, from St. Andero, 29th March.
The Mary,
Pigeon, of this port, arrived atZante,
from Anemia, 14th February.

We understand that a dinner was yesterday
given at Merchant Tailors' Hall, by about 20 of the hole-
and-cornercom-
forting the ex-Chancellor in Lis present forlorn situation.
It was, we hear, a very melancholy lachrymose affair, in
, to poor Lord ELnoN, by way of
which tears were almost as plentiful as wine. " One
elver more" was attempted, but in vain. How are the
mighty fallen!