The Sun.
London, England, 1838-06-11 00:00:00

NAVAL IN

(From the Hampshire 7'‘,/,.gr a,h of Saturday.)
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 9.—We have received letters fr'‘,/:1,
Malta to the 16th of May. The Clio, 18, Comml7:o
Richardson, sailed thence on the sth ; the ,'lido, CBll,O-010
Davies, on the 11th, fur Athens and Smyrna; ti)s! Otwi;el
frigate Surie (with the flag of Vice-Admiral Osman unis~
Ri3li); and the Tunisian brig of war Ghig Bahri, •for
On the Ottoman frigate's departure salutes were eict3't,ll4,r'sl;
between her and the garrison, the Turkish Vicc-Act gd
having previously visited several of our ships of war, and (10
op:
with the. Governor and Admiral, the Hon. Sir Robert
f:rd. Baron Sturmur, the Minister Plenipotentiary of the
Emperor of Austria to the Ottoman Porte, had touched a.
Malta, and, during his stay, had also been entertained. at
dinner by the Governor and the naval Commander-in-Chic.o
and inspected the ships of the squadron under salutes due.at
his station. The Cary-sfort, 28, Captain Alartin, arrived
Malta on the 12th of May, from Tunis. The foll"i'
tote
of war were lying at Malta on the 16th :—Princess
Charlotte
(with the flag of Sir R. Stopford), Ceylon, Rodnen, one
guard, Pembroke, Barhem, Cary sfort, Harlequin,
Austrian corvette Caesarea. - arrived

The Salamander, steam frigate, Commander Deem; 'news
;
yesterday from the north coast of Spain ; she brought do
she proceeded to Woolwich to-day to refit.
The Bellerophon. 84, Capt. Austin, arrived at Gibraltar Pri
the 22d May, in eight days from Plymouth. TV"
The Beagle was at Swan River on the 15th Nov.
French frigate L'Hcroine was at Hobart Town, Jan. 29.
The Conway, 28, and Imogene, 28, were both at Syd,"
on the 12th February. tb
The Messenger, steamer, sailed yesterday with the 0
regiment to Plymouth.
The Termagant, brigantine, Lieutenant Williams, werivoul
of harbour this morning. She will sail for the coast of Africa
on Thursday.
The ship Adelaide, for Bengal, and the Sir Edward Paget,.
for Bombay, embarked their passengers hereon Thursday, and
the same day.
The bcig Tom and Jessie, George Henderson master,
tins
rived on Thursday from Leghorn, having on board the rern.lins
of Lord Selsey, which were landed and conveyed in a helo:e
to Westdean, Sussex, there to be interred in the family vault'
The Tom and Jessie touched at Gibraltar, whence she wile
on the 24th of May : the Bellerophon was on the point %I
sailing thence for Malta ; and the Madagascar was taking
troops there for Canada.
The Armada schooner yacht, R. Mickham, Esq., owner'
left Gibraltar for England on the 22d ult.
The cutter yacht Louisa arrived at Gibraltar on the 2d from
Lisbon and Cadiz.
The miniature brig yacht Wanderer, Hon. Col. Grailler
has attracted much attention here this week.
APPOINTMENTS.—LieUt. Napier to command the Forester
Lieut. A. Grant (late of the Dublin) to the Madagascanrci
Lieutenants A. Leathart, J. H. Bellamy, Robert Brown, /..
G. J. Gardener, to the Coast Guard ; Mr. Peter Fisher, Co
lege mate, to the Malabar ; Mr. John B. Cater, midshipilian'
to the Herald.
(From the Devonpurt Independent.)
Co'd
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 9.—Th0..., Talbot, 28, Capt. I-I• aa-
rington, went out into the Sound on Tuesday, was paidlie,
vance of wages on Friday, and will sail this day for the
diterranean.
`vary
The. inden, 74, Captain A. R. Sharpe, C. Was r
from the Jetty alongside the Sheer-hulk on Friday to have e
mainmast put on board. this
he sloop Pilot will be launched at this Dock-Ward,
evening (Saturday), between five and six o'clock. The
lowing are her dimensions :—Length between the perfier.) ;
culars, 105 ft. ; length of the keel, for tonnage, 82ft• 14„11.,b•
breadth extreme, 331 t. Gin. ; breadth for tonnage, 33ft-
breath moulded 32ft. Bin. ; depth in hold, 14ft. loin. ;
then in tons. No. 484 86-9-1.
witThhsetoßreose,bfeosrtepreamndb,,Tokoer.tois Te,heligphotretrssm,
osuaitlhedßouonyTEihouartsdal.:
rived on Wednesday, from Portsmouth, with stores.
The John and James, Crouter, master, under jury foremtabs:
and fore top-mast, arrived here on Wednesday, from
Coast of Africa, with African timber, and came into har'°
the next day, to dischar her cargo. crer,
In Hamoaze—Royal Ad'laide, San Josef, Minden Ran°
Weazle, and Goodwill, lighter.
In the Sound—Talbot.

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THE WHITE CARROT.—This root, which ;
new variety of our common garden carrot, Daucus saticus,
is pot Sin
much known. In colour it is something whiter than the Parsnip'
flavour much more delicate than the orange carrot.
SETS OF PLATED DISH COVERS, NV ,40
STRONG SILVER EDGES, may be selected of „70-rnkitl,
Patterns, price 161. the Set, at T. COX SAVORY'S, ",
oaon
Goldsmith, Silversmith, and Watchmaker, 47, Cornhill, I'4ooo
(Seven Doors from Gracechurch-street). The Set consists o
cover 20, 18, 14, and 12 inches diameter. ureri°l;
N.B.—The three Show Rooms contain a large variety of 'List ol
Silver-edged Plated Goods. A Pamphlet, containing; a plate'
Prices and Drawings of Silver Spoons and Forks, Silvero,ill be
Plated Goods, Watches, Clocks, &c., may be had gratis,
forwarded in answer to a post-paid application.

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Sir.
BIRTH S. lady of
On the 2d instant, at Tottenham, Middlesex, the
Moon, Esq., of two sons, both still born. ~ sfu Leg'
On the Ist inst., at Fort-place, Bermondsey, Mrs. L'Y'
of a daughter. litters°9'
On the 3d inst., at Dalkcith, the lady of the Rev. A.
of a son. '
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IVI .4 Rill ED.
At Waltham Abbey, on the ith inst., and afterwards at SeaCrrod;
stone, according to the forms of the Lutheran church, "de, and
Rehausen, Charge d'Affaires of his Majesty the King of Sv"--t. sq.,
Norway, to Maria, second dauglter of the late John Soanc,
and grand-daughter of the late Sir John Soanc.
At St. Luke's, Chelsea, William HenryStepbcnon' cldestbe stb:
Major-General B. C. Stephenson, G.C.8., to Julia Eliza
only daughter of W. F. Hamilton, Esq., of Stanley L°(lge/
ot

This morning, at Sir Robert Chester's, Highgate, ag•-'lleinet:
years, Dulcibella Cecilia, youngest daughter of Sir Eardley Y'
Bart., :11. P.
On the 20th ult. on board the " General Kvdd, on her ress3":f
Rf r oe(mv).nlGt heiMacao,
.ot h'BiNianirsrl inst., :I
Canton. the
tialreyetEordwards, wife of IL Edwards, Esq., ..
• , at Burgh Rectory,
of that parish,Suff 59.
At Twickenham, on the 6th inst. , Mr. John Maddock, aged
On the 7th inst., in Ebury-strec, Pimlico, aged 16, Jame. the
eldest son of R. Chalmers, Estsenior Committee Clerk 0 f
House of Commons. . I.'
~ West
On the 25th nit., C • B d 11of" Orlando
Captain ar ive , the
Indiaman, on his voyage from the Havannah.
Suffolk, Richard, son of
On the 13th of March, on board the " Orient," on his passlig'
!
from Calcutta, Philip Sidney, fifth son of the late Captain Jame
Haig, of the Crescent, Bedford, aged 14. tit
On the 2d inst., at Grendon, aged 65, William Pigott, Esq.
Doddershall. .......-----"-0.
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of Middlesex.—Monday, June 11, 1830