The Sun.
London, England, 1840-05-25 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

(From the limuiTshire Tcleo.aph.)
PonErsmount, llav 23.—The Dolphin, 3, Lieutenant
Littlehales, sailed on Thursday to St. Helena, with do:.
patches from the Colonial-office relative to the translaticil
of the remains of Napoleon Buonaparte to France.
The Magicienne, 23, Captain Mitchell, will sail in a
few days to the Mediterranean, calling at Lisbon.
The Lizard steamer arrived to-day from Woolwich, and
sailed again for the Irish Channel on surveriue, duties.
The Fearless steamer arrived on Sunday fromWoolwich,and
sailed on Monday for Southampton, Guernsey, and Brett.
The Numa transport proceeded on the same day to Deptford.
The Vesuvius steamer arrived on Wednesday from Cork,
with the Depot companies of the 60th Regiment, which
have taken up their quarters at Haslar Barracks ; she pro-
ceeded to-day to Leith to bring round the depot of the
72d Regiment, for service in this garrison.
PROMOTlON—Lieutenant Joseph Elias to be Retired
Commander.

APFOINTMENTS—Lieutenants.—F. Scott, to the Roe-
ney ; C. Bambcr, to the Vanguard ; Thomas Smith (c),
to the Victory, vice Grant.

Surgeon—Dr. S. Sinclair, to the Rodney.
Assistant-Surgeons—NV. P. Rogers, to the Southamp-
ton; A. J. Pilmore, and F. S. Aitind, to Rodney.
Mates—J. F. B. Wainwright, Louis C. Tonge, and
Charles S. Dunbar, to the Excellent; Chambers, to
the Cambridge.
Second Masters—C. J. Hodges, to the Nautilus; J•
Jago, to the Carron steamer.
Acting Second Masters—H. D. Burney, to Plymouth
Buoy Boat, and John Parrey, to the Devon tender.
Vol. Ist Class—A. B.:Warre, to the Vanguard.
Second Engineer—Wm. Bain (additional) to the Vic-
tory, from the Echo.

Master's Assistant—S. W. K. Freeman, to the Jupiter.
Boatswains—John Sheens, to the Howe, vice Hule, to
the Sheer-hulk at Chatham ; G. Newbury, to the Rodney.
Carpenter—W. Cooke, to the Rodney.
Rol AL MARlNES.—Captain Hearle, with his companYt
150, embarked on board the receiving ship for the Rodney,
on Tuesday ; Captain Thos. Waring, recruiting service,
at Exeter, vice Captain Charles Clarke.
PLYMOUTH, MAY 22.—0 n Friday last, the Mary Ann
freight ship arrived from the eastward, on her way to South
Australia, and started again for that colony on the follow-
ing Monday.
The Rodney, 92, Captain R. Maunsell, was taken into
dock on Saturday ; she is in host excellent order, and Will
be ready to go out again the next springs. Captain
Hearle, Lieutenants Burney and Dyer, with a detach-
ment of Royal Marines, embarked on Tuesday for duty
on board.

The Emma Eugenia freight ship, arrived from Dept'
ford on Monday; Ensign E. Dickson, and 42 privates,
from the 75th depot, were embarked on board to join the
Service Companies at the Cape of Good Hope; she
sailed again on Wednesday for that colony.
The crews of the Thundcrer and Inconstant have been
mustered, by Admiral Sir Graham Moote, this week, and
are daily expecting their orders for sea.
The Ferret, a new 10-gun brig, will be lauched from
this dockyard on the Ist of June.
In the Harbour—San Josef, Impregnable,
Nautilus brig, and Carron steamer.
In the Sound—The Thundcrer, Cambridge, and in'
constant. Rodney,

(From the Woolwich Gazette.)
Captain Hewes and First-Lieutenant James Woods with
two sergeants, ;two corporals, one fifer, and 53 Pr"
vates, embarked yesterday on board H. M. steamer Echo,
for a passage to join H. M. S. Southampton, at Sheerness.
Private Joseph Parfitt will be tried by a General Court-
martial, this day, for desertion, making away with his
necessaries, breaking out of the guard-room, and for strik-
ing Lance-Sergeant Quigley, whilst in the execution 01
his duty.

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