The Sun.
London, England, 1840-07-20 00:00:00

NAVAL PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.

PROMOTIONS. Mate—Rabert Reid, from the
President, to be acting Lieutenant of the Semarang.
Clerk— Bateman, of the Wolverine, to be acting
Purser of that sloop, appointed by Commander Tucker.
APPOINTMENTS.—Captain H. D. Trotter, to com-
mand the Niger Expedition.
Lieutenants--William Henry Goddard, to the Poic-
tick s ; Valentine Herbert Jones, Agent on board con-
tract vessel for the conveyance of mails between Liver-
pool, Halifax, &c.
Second Master—Mr, W. S. Hele, to the Sheer-
water steamer.

Assistant Surgeons—Alexander Wilson, to the Prin.
cess Charlotte ; Edward George Irvine, M.D., addi.
tional acting to the Princess Charlotte.

Mates—Mr. Boyd, to join the Niger Expedition ;
Mr. Richard Webber, to Rodney.
COAST GUARD.—Commanders—Digby Marsh, re-
appointed ; James Creagh, and Arthur M'Gregor
Skinner, to be Inspecting Commanders of Coast Guard.
Lieutenants—George William Tomlin, to command
the Nimble revenue vessel, v. Ramsey, time of service up.
Mr. Beer, Boatswain of her Majesty's ship Britannia,
is appointed Foreman of the Riggers, at Woolwich
Dock-yard.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 17.—The Malta, 74, was taken
into the north new dock on Monday, to be broken up.
The shipwrights and others to be employed on her arc
to perform the work by task, to work extra hours, and
to have 6s. 6d. per ton for the job. The Malta was
originally a French ship, called the William Tell, and
was built at Toulon. She escaped from Malta when
attacked by the English ; but was afterwards taken by
the Foudroyant and Lion, and called after the name of
the port she escaped from. The Foudroyant, 78, which
has undergone extensive repairs. was towed up to her
moorings off Willcove on Monday, by the Carron
steamer. The Inconstant, 36, Captain D. Pring, is at
Kingstown, Dublin Bay. Mrs. Admiral Warren and
the lady of the Gallant Captain are on board. The In-
constant is expected here shortly. The Rodney, 92,
Captain R. Maunsell, C. 8., is progressing rapidly in
her refitment, and it is expected she will be complete
by the end of the month. On Tuesday morning, in
getting up the main top mast, the hawser gave way,
when the mast fell down and was broken in two parts ;
luckily no injury was sustained.

In Harbour Impregnable, San Josef, Rodney,
Sylph tender, Carron steamer, Linnet packet, Fal-
mouth, Tortoise, Devon, and Camel lighters.

MARYLEBONE VESTRY.

On Saturday there was a very full attendance at the
Vestry, in consequence of an anticipation that a commu-
nication would be made in reference to the late injunc-
tion of the Vice-Chancellor against the Vestry borrow-
ing the sum of 25,0001. (the particulars of which have
been fully detailed in the The Sun), and which decision
was reversed by the Lord Chancellor ; and there were
among the members present the Earl of Manvers, Sr
B. Hall, Bart., M.P., the Rev. Dr. Dibdin, and
Messrs. G. A. Young, Cochrane, and Martin, the emi-
nent painter.
Mr. A. DANIELL in the chair.
Mr. FLOOD (Vestry Clerk) gave the report of the
statement of the account, from which it appeared that
the money to be raised for the next year would be
134,5571., of which 17,1314 was received, leaving,
117,4261. to be collected. The money to be re-
quired on account of the demand on the poor-
rates was 78,1441. The Vestry Clerk then pro-
duced to the Vestry the various documents con-
nected with the proceedings taken against that
body, and which included the statement in the affidavit,
the argument for the defence and prosecution, with the
injunction of the Vice-Chancellor, and the opinion and -
judgment of the Lord Chancellor, who had reversed the DIRD.
decision of the Vice-Chancellor. On the 15th inst., at Mount.street,decline.
Grosvenor-square, the
Mr. GIBBON having moved the printing of the same lady of the Hon. Edward Herbert, of a, on the 18th
together, with the statement of the cost, took occasion Magdalene, the wof May, in the Island of Trinidad, F,tPanor
ife of Colonel Mein, 74th Regiment.
to refer to the object which the party had in view who On
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the 4th ult., at Aden, Second Lieutenant Wilt ,am ,
Western of the Bombay Engineers, fifth son of Jam( i Wegerio
had instituted these proceedings against the Vestry ;
E...q,•, of 'Great James-street.
and he observed that he regretted that there should be On the 25th ult., at MesEina, William James, the j only child
found among those who were opposed to them same of of W. G. Beck, F.-sq.
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the heads of the Church in their parish. He then read (in tile 12th itist., at Farnham. Surrey, W illiam Bracken-
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his summer ramble in the county Waterford. On Sunday, called upon to promote peace and concord among their
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after attending Divine service in the cathedral church, he pro fleck ; and he observed, that he was very sorry to say ,
Mr. Storer.
seeded on a visit to the venerable Sir John Newport, at New that they acted on a very apposite principle.
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Park. On Monday the Mayor of Waterford, accompanied by Mr. jo,Epli sea ended the motion, and said that at ' arm!,
Mr. Sheriff Burkett, proceeded to Somerville, to pay their re-
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On the 10th inst., at Clapham-rise, the lady of Dr. Hen°4..
son, of a son. -
On the 11th inst., at St. Briavil's, Gloeestershire, the lad/
of Arthur Burnell, Esq., of a son.
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lady of Sir George Robinson, Bart., of a daughter.
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EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Arrivals.—The Lord Lowther, Yates, from Bengal, off
the Wight, sailed 2d February, Madras 23d, Pondicherry,
24th, Cape 2d May, St. Helena 17th ; Sterling, Forster,
from Bengal, off Kingsbridge, sailed 24th February, St.
Helena, 17th May; Symmetry, Mackwood, from Ceylon,
off Kingsbridge, sailed Bth March, St. Helena 12th May;
William Bryan, Roman, from New South Wales, off Pen-
zance, sailed rom Sydney 25th Jan. • Patriot, Cobden,
from the Cape of Good Hope, off Cork, sailed from Table
Bay, 27th April ; John Marsh, Hawkins, from China, off
Salcombe, sailed 21st February, St. Helena I4th May;
Caledonia, Liddell, from Batavia, off Salcombe, sailed
9th February, Table Bay, 25th April ; Somersetshire,
Jackson, from Bengal, off Salcombe, sailed 20th February,
St. Helena, 14,11 May.
Arrivals at Madeira.—Roxburgh Castle, Bourchier;
Owen Glendower, Toiler, June 25, from Portsmouth;
Ida, Passmore, 27, from London.
Arrivals in Table Bay (Cape of Good Hope)—Corich,
Bell, April 28, from Algoa Bay; Donna Pascoa, Hallock,
29, from Bengal; Cape Packet, Lamb, May 2, and
Burnham, Bowles, from London.
Arrivals in Simon's Bay.—Her Nlajesty's Ship Colum-
bine, Elliot, April 29, from St, Helena; her Majesty's
Ship Blenheim, May 1, from England; Fair Rosamond,
2, from Ascension.
Arrivals in Algoa Bay.—Helen, Henderson, April 21, from Table Bay; Fame, 24, from Plettenbergs Bay.
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MARRIED.
On the 14th inst., at Southfleet, Kent, Thomas,. third 10f1 Qif
the late John Tilden, of Ifield-court, Esq.,:to Anne, relict o
Aaron Beckley, of Betsome, Esq.
On the 14th inst., at Edinburgh, William Douglas Dick
Esq., of Pitkerro, Forfarshire, to Jane Hay, yougest daughter
of Sir Francis W. Drummond, Bart., of Hawthornden. On the 15th inst., at Acton, :Middlesex, Lieutenant W. 13•
Egerton M'Dermott, youngest surviving son of the late Colonel
M'Dermott, to Louisa, only daughter of the late Sir R. Birnie•
On the 16th inst., at St. Mary's, Newington, Francis G.
Moore, Esq., surgeon, Rotherham, Yorkshire, to Mary, eldest
daughter of John Brett, Esq., of Newington-place, Kenning"
ton, late of the East India House.
On the 16th inst., at St. Mary's Church, Cheltenham, I.*
H. Mackay, Esq:, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the 11"'
A. Ramsay.