The Sun.
London, England, 1831-04-05 00:00:00

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Vincent, and returned yesterday. '
His Majesty's ship Sapphire, 28, Captain Hon.
William Welle,.ley, hailed on Thursday for Ber-
mu►la, with a fine breeze at N.E. taking out Com-

missioner Sir Thomas Ussher, C. 8., with his lady
and family, as also despatches for the CommAnder-

n•Chief on the North American station.

The Dutch corvette Meermin, of 20 guns, Captain
J. W. Van Rign, arrived on Thursday from .Flush-
ing, and anchored off Ryde. She has put into this
port through stress of weather, being bound on 0

cruise to the North S,ea. She saluted the flag of
our Commander-in-Chief %vit.]] seventeen guns, which,
by a recent Admirahy order, was returned with an
equal untriber. She will sail as soon as the weather
shall becGme moderate.

At Spi thead —Bel vidrr.i, Ariadne, Sannirang,
Despatch, Natnilus, and Savnge, waiting orders.
PRomoTioNs, A PPOINTM ENTS, ViCe-All •
tniral the Lion. Sir H. Hothatn, K.C.B. is appointed

Commander-irt-Chief of his Majesiv's ships and ves-
sels in the Mediterranean, vice .'"ice-Adoliral Sir

P. Nlaleohn, K.C.B.—Lietit. J. F. ap-

pointed Flag Lieutenant to Vice-Admiral Sir H.
Hotham, and J. Irving, Esq: is appointed Secretary
to the same.—Commanders J. Powney, F. iNI‘Coy,

R. Douglas, J. Pulling, It. Paine, and W. E. H.
Allen, are appointed to the Preventive Service.—
Lieut. T. Renou is appointed to the Wickham, Re-
venue cruiser, on the Irish station, vice Gittings.
Lieut. NY. Prowse of the Tartar, revenue cruiser,
is appointed to the Rose, revenue cruiser, vice
Franklyn.—Lieut. R. Butcher is appointed to the
Tartar, vice Prowse.—Lieut. C. Byne is appointed
to the Sprightly, Revenue cruiser, vice Simmonds.—
, Lieut. G. sis appointed to the Eagle, Revenue
cruiser, vice Knight.—Lieut. W. H. H. Carew is ap-
pointed to his Majesty's ship Barham.—Mr. J. G.
Dick, of his Majesty's ship Wasp, is promoted to ti-e
rank of Lieut en s Mary Tetley, widow of the
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late Captain Tetley, is appointed a Matron in Green-
wich Hospital, vice Mrs. Day, deeeased.—The ap-
pointment of Lieutenant G. E. Patey, to his Ma-
jesty's ship Pallas, is cancelled. Mr. Philip Ross
is appointed Schoolmaster of his Majesty's ship
Sapphire.. Mr. M. P. Sambells is appointed School-
master of the Pallas.—Mr. J. Geach, late Boats-
wain of -his Majesty's ship Thet's, is appointed to
his Majesty's ship Alfred.
The appointment of Major General Sir James

Cockburit; Bart, as inspector-General of the Royal
Marines, has at length been officially notified from
the Admiralty to the different divisions of the corps.
Dr. Qaurrier is appointed Surgeon of the Royal
Marines and Royal Marine Artillery in this Garri-
son, vice James Rickman, Esq. who has been su-
perannuated, after a service of upwards of fifty years.
Mr. William Adamson is appointed Aisistant-
Surgeon at the Chatham Division of Royal Ma-
rines, vice Mr. Arthur Fry, who has been superan-
nuated.
Second Lieut. H. F. Murton's appointment to
the Plymouth Division of Royal Marines, from the
Royal Marine Artillery, has been cancelled in favour
of Chatham.
Second Lieuti nant Thomas Fraser, with one ser•
geant, one corporal, one drummer, and seventy-six
privates of the Royal Marines, embarked yesterday
on board his Majesty's ship 'Wellesley, for the pur-
pose of completing her establishment of Marines. -
Captain Alfred Burton, and First Lieutenant H.
B. Skinner, of, the Royal Marines, have 'been ap-
pointed to his Majesty's ship Alfred, lately com-
missioned at Chatham.
The King has been pleased to confer the honour
of Knighthood upon Captain George Francis Sey-
mour, of the Royal Navy, as Knight Commander of
the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic order.
,His Majesty's ships Semarang, Dispatch, Ariadne,
Nautilus, and Savage, which are still at Spithead,
waiting orders, are supposed to he det'ained here in
order to be in readiness to proceed at a moment's
notice to the Scheldt, in case any interruption should
be offered to its free navigation.
The officers and crew of his Majesty's late ship
Thetis, were paid off on Saturday. Mr. Jacob
Geach, her late Boatswain, who displayed so much
presence of mind on the melancholy occasion of her
wreck, in rescuing from a wattry grave nearly 200
of the crew, has -been appointed to his Majesty's
ship Aired, 50, at Chatham.
(jitters were received on Thursday for his Ma-
jesty's ship Wellesley, 74 (guard-ship at this port),
Captain Samuel Rowley, to complete her crew to
the full, peace establishment. Similar orders have
been given to his Majesty's ship Donegal, 76, Capt.
John Diet, at Sheerness, and Revenge, 76, Captain
James Hillyar, at Plymouth. Their destination is
uncertain, being stated by some to be the Mediter-
ranean, by others, the Scheldt.
His Majesty's ship Rattlesnake, 28, Captain
Charles Graham, may be hourly expected from the
Mediterranean, she having been spoken by the Co-
lumbia steamer, Lieut. R. Ede, on Monday, off the
Manacles. She is on her return to England in coo-
sequence of her period of service having expired.
'The Prince Regent, transport, Lieut. Binsteari,
Agent, mill sail for Deptford, with a cargo of re-
turned victualling stores, from Weovil, as soon as
the wind will permit.
The Georgian:), male convict ship, sailed on Fri-
day for New South Wales, with 182 male convicts,
louder the medical charge of Dr. Tarn.
The Proteus, convict-ship, may -be hourly ex-
pected from the river, to receive 132 convic.s at
this port, under the medical charge of Dr. Logan, fcr
New South Wales.
Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir Henry Hotham
K.C.8., appointed to the command of the Medi-
terranean station, is expected on a visit to th's arsenal
to-morrow. Sir Henry will nor, however, yet hoist

his flag.
Sir James Graham, First Lord of the Admiralty,
is expected here on an official visit on Wednesday:,
His Majesty's ship Belvidera, 42, Captain the
Hon. R. S. Dundas (fitted for the rliediteiraneart
station), was towel out of harbour yesterday,. and
is expected to sail on Wednesday, taking out as
passengirs Mr. Farren, appointed Consul-General
for Syria, his lady and family, and dispatches for
the Commander-in-Chief, Vice-Admiral Sir Phi.
teney s.Talcoltn. The 13elvidera has been fitted with

Mr. Jacob Geach, late boatswain of the Thetis,

Iris been rewarded by an appointment as bohtswain
of the Alfied, 30, now fitting out at Chatham, which
is a rate higher than the Tbetis.

The Wellesley, 74, guard-ship at Portsmouth,
and the Revenge, 74, at this port, are ordered to be
got ready for sea.
It is now ascertained that Captain Sir Thomas
Trowbridge will proceed to Coik in the Stag, 46,
to relieve Rea.-Admiral Sir Chaths Pager, with no
other allowances or emoluments than those simply
of a pr•vate Captain, without a broad pendant.
His Majesty's steam-packet Columbia, Lieut.
Ede, Commander, arrived on Tuesday front the
Mediterranean, last from Falmouth, where she landed
her mails. The time occupied by this. steamer on
her voyage out and home was 47 days, rather mere
tima the mean absence of the Mediterranean
packets; she left Malta on the 12th March. The
Britannia, 120, Melville, 74, Scylla, IS, and Ferret,
10, were lying at Malta. The Raleigh, 18, was
gone •to Tunis and Naplcs. The Rattlesnake, 18,
had sailed for England, and waa met by the Columbia
off the Manacles, on the 181 h. The Blonde, 46, and
Wasp, 18, were also under cadets for Englimd.
-In Hamottze—Caledonia, Revenge, Sandwich,
Druid, Oreste, and Trinculo packet, Carron and
Columbia steamers, and Industry naval transport.
At the Island—Royalist.