The Sun.
London, England, 1840-11-23 00:00:00

NAVAL PROBIOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.

APPOlNTMENTS—Commander—Edmund Yonge, to
the Indus, vice Castle, sick.
Lieutenants—P. H. Dyke, W. Webster (b), and
Henry Jenkins Robins, to the Iris ; John 13. Marsh,
and H. T. Laye, to the Endymion.
Surgeon—G. A. Munro, to the Tweed.'
Assistant-Surgeons—Dr. Charles Paget Blake, to
Haslar Hospital ; Thomas Hart, to the Endymion.
Pursers—James Pinborn, to the Edinburgh; Edward
Heaslop (from Jaseur) to Cyclops; Young (from the
Admiral's Office, Princess Charlotte), to Jaseur ; S. H,
Manly, to Iris ; E. B. Robins (acting) to the Racer.
Master—W. J. Wood, to the Iris.
Mate—W. D. Carroll (from Salamander), to the
Queen ; Augustus Frederick Webster, and W. Moor-
som, to the Endymion ; Henry Bailey and R. J.
Campbell, to the Impregnable ; J. M. Boyd to the
Queen.
Second Master—W. Squire, to the Howe ; W. H.
T. Green, to the Albert steam vessel, at Liverpool.
Volunteer First Class.—John J. S. Josling to the
Iris ; Thomas Pa lmer to the Tweed.
Clerk—E. S.F. Cheesman, additional, to the Victory.
Clerk's Assistant—Charles M. Balfour,to the Vernon.
Boatswain—Thomas Bowie, to the Royal Sovereign,
at Pembroke.
COAST GUARD.—Commanders Adam Camperdown
Duncan, and Charles Madden, to be Inspecting Com-

manders.
ROYAL MARINES. Removed to retired Full-pav
List—Captain C. Gray, Woolwich ; Captain J. G.
Richardson, ditto ; Captain J. Shute, Plymouth.
Placed on Reserved Half-pay—Captain R. K. Barnes,
Chatham ; Captain Valentine Bcadon, ditto ; First
Lieutenant Ralph Carr, to be Captain, appointed to
Chatham, vice Barnes ; T. Hurdle, ditto, ditto, vice
Beadon ; J. Wood, ditto, to Woolwich, vice Gray; R.
'Wright, ditto, ditto, vice Richardson ; E.W. Churchill,
ditto, to Plymouth, vice Shute ; Second Lieutenant
R. G. Connolly, to be First Lieutenant, to Chatham,
vice Carr ; A. D. L. Farrant, ditto, to Woolwich, vice
Wood ; H. Timpson, ditto, to Plymouth, vice
Churchill ; N. More, ditto, to Woolwich, vice Wright.
—Lieutenant H. Bremer is appointed to the Iris ;
Lieutenant It. Johns, of the Howe, and Lieutenant
G. B. Rodney, of the Indus, have exchanged ships.
(From the Hampshire Independent.)
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. ,421.—'fbe Watcrwitch, Lieut.
Matson, arrived at Ambriz from Congo Riser on tie
6th of September.
The Salamander steamer, Captain Henry, sailed on
Monday last for Devonport, with a detachment of
Roal Marines, and a few disposable seamen for ships
y
at that port.
The Apollo troop-ship, W.White, master, is expected
at this port from the Alediterranean, whither she took
the 38th Regiment, and disembarked them at the
lonian Islands.
The Donegal, 78, is ordered to be surveyed and re-
ported upon, if fit again for active service. Being a
fiigate.h.ps
very old French line-of-battle ship, it is expected she
will be either laid up in ordinary, or razeed tmooares
No fresh orders for commissioning any
have arrived, but it is expected daily that the Madagas-
Icar and Warspite will hoist the pendant. The former
is in every respect ready.
The Fantome was spoken with on the "9th of Au.
gust, in lat. 6. 15, S. going to meet her launch, which
had made a prize of a Portuguese brig four days
previ-
ous, with a full cargo on board for the purchase of slaves.
The Pomona schooner, which drove ashore on South-
sea beach, on Friday night last, went to pieces during
the subsequent gales, and her cargo, which was a general
and valuable one, has been sold on the spot. She was
a floe schooner trading between Southampton and Lon-
don, and most of her car
merchants and cargo was consigned to different
gentlemen of the former town.
The Athol trool
board 66th 11sBellamy, master, having on
the
Regiment, left Quebec on tho 30th of
October for this port. On her arrival the regiment will
be landed at Gosport, and join the depot ordered here
from Sheerness. It is expected that the 15th Regiment
will then move from their present quarters at Fort
Moncton and Haslar to Dover.