The Sun.
London, England, 1847-03-26 00:00:00

STEAM-VESSiLS.

The Terrible, steam frigate, Captain W. H. Hall in
charge, is at Woolwich preparing to receive seed for
conveyance and distribution to Ireland.
The Dragon, steam-frigate, Captain Ramsay, an-
chored in Plymouth Sound, on Monday, from Ireland,
for seven hours, and left at five p.m. for Portsmouth, and
arrived at that port the following morning to ship seed
for Ireland.

The Odin, steam-frigate, Captain Williams, left
Devonport on Tuesday evening for Portsmouth, to chip
seed for Ireland.

The Avenger, steam-frigate, Commander Potbury,
arrived at Portsmouth on Tuesday morning from Devon-
port and Ireland to load with seed.
The Dauntless, screw steam-frigate, Master-Com-
mander M'Donald, is at Tobermory discharging her
cargo.
The Centaur, steam frigate, Master Commander
Davey, put into Cork at eight a.m. on Saturday, from
Portsmouth, from stress of weather. She is on her
way to Kenmare with 50 tons of seed, for distribution
by Dr. Sullivan. From Kenmare she proceeds to
Galway.
The Geyser, steam sloop, Commander Brown, was at
Cork on Saturday, and was to proceed to the west coast
and the river Shannon, with a cargo of provision, and
100 boilers, for distribution ; she is then to be detached
to Portsmcuth.

The Bulldog, steam sloop, Commander Davis, was at
Cork on the 20th instant, and was to proceed to Dingle
with 820 sacks of meal for the relief committee, and with

150 package.; of clothes, &c., on account of the British
Relief Association.

The Scourge, steam sloop, Commander Caffin, was
detained at Tarbert for a short time by the violent wea-
ther. She is now on her way to the Clyde, her previous
orders to proceed to Liverpool having been counter-
manded.
'The Stromboli, steam sloop, Commander Fisher, was
at Oban last week, and was to receive meal from the
Dauntless, and to proceed with it to Long Island and
Boisdale.
The Avon, steam vessel, Commander Otter (Com-
mander Smith in charge) has returned to Oban from
Holyhead, and is ready at the requisition of the Com-
missary-General, Sir E. Coffin.
The Blazer, steam vessel, Commander Wingrove, is
on her way to Cork from Dingle, having assisted the
Cockatrice thither to land her cargo.
The Zephyr, steam vessel, Lieut. Commander Ladd,
has landed supplies on account of the British Relief As-
sociation at Glengariff, and is on her return to Cork.
The Pluto, Lieut. Commander Lowe, has coaled and
completed provisions at Tarbert, and has returned to
Kildysart, near Fergus, to afford protection to the meal
vessels passing between Limerick and the river Fergus.
She is ready to attend to the requisition of the Commis-
sary General.
The Comet, Lieut. Commander Johnstone, is carrying
provisions in the neighbourhood of Limerick. She ar-
rived at Tralee, on the 7th, with 20 tons of meal.

The Myrmidon, Lieut. Commander Roberts, is at
Waterford, to afford protection to the meal boats from
being plundered between Carrick, Clonmel, and Ross.
The Urgent, Liverpool mail steam packet, Lieut.
Commander Symes, when the Tyne has discharged her
cargo, is to tow her to the southward of Cape Clear.
The Lucifer, Lieut. Commander Smith, is attached to
the depot at Sligo.
Tne Porcupine, Lieut. Commander Tumour, has pro-
ceeded to Kintail(Scotland), with Commander Maclean
and meal for distribution. •
The Shearwater, Lieutenant Commander Sir Godfrey
Webster, Bart., is at Oban, at the disposition of the
Commissary General, Sir E. Coffin, and to convey
Colonel Hope to any place.
The Firefly, Lieutenant Commander Buchan, is at
Tobermory, waiting orders.
The Torch, Lieutenant Commander Morris, is also at
the requisition of the Commissary General, at Oban.
The Dasher, Lieutenant Commander French, received
the supplies from the Scourge, and proceeded with them
for distribution.
The Acheron, Lieutenant Commander Dunlap, has
proceeded to Black Sod Bay, for the protection of meal
vessels passing that way from plunder.
The Tartarus, Lieutenant Commander S. Coles, is at
Galway, conveying provisions.
The Cuckoo, Lieutenant Commander Parks, is also at
the requisition of the Commissary General, at Oban.
The Fearless has left Cork with 130 sacks of seed,
oats and barley, to Skull.
The Dee, transport, Master Commander Driver, is at
Cork making good defects in her machinery, and will
thembe ready for further service.
Tho Rhadamanthus, transport, Master Commander
Aylen, was at Oban last week, from Liverpool, with
supplies.
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