The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-06 00:00:00

ROYAL NAVY.

PORTSMOUTH Sr PT. 4.—The ships of war which were dis-
patched from England to reinforce the squadron in the .Medi-
terranean, during the misunderstanding with the Dey of Al.
giers, have been in soundings these ten days, but light easterly
winds have prevented all of them from getting up Channel—
The lEtna, Capt. Sandom, with the Goodwill and Falmouth,
mortar vessels, arrived on Thursday, and have since sailed for
Chatham to be paid off; the Glasgow frigate, Capt. B. C.
Doyle, and Ranger, 20, Capt. P. Fisher, arrived this morning,
and were put under quarantine. The Phwton, Infernal, and
Terror, are hourly expected to arrive here ; the Meteor was
ordered to proceed to Plymouth, to be paid offs.—The lEtna left
Algiers Bay on the 27th July.
Sir Harry Neale left Algiers Bay, in the Revenge, on the
28th July, with the Naiad, Euryalus, and Cyrene, for Malta.
The Glasgow has sailed this afternoon (by a Telegraph order)
for the Nore, whither the Ranger will also proceed to-morrow.
The Infernal, Capt. Barclay, anchored at the Motherbank this
evening, from Algiers, last front Gibraltar.
Captain Fisher was charged with dispatches from Sir Harry
Neale, of the Treaty with the Dey of Algiers ; and in obedience
to an Order in Council, he was permitted to land, to proceed
with them to London.
On Wednesday the Chanticleer, 10, Captain Macnamara,
Mediterranean station, where she had been
acirrupieledoyefdrotimmethe
three
Year And seven months. She left Illalta the
lath July, and Gibraltar on the Bth nit. with the ships from
Captain Sotheby, sailed
was to leave Malta shortly, for E
Algiers.
ITtoAnlitelaia:lra:tin
land.—The ChalMiCieer haw . nr.-
morniiig for the Mediterranean Con. Lut Rook
I:lo4loUiettli to be peaid
thiswentoff:
The Seringapatam, 4
passenger, to rejoin the Revenge.
rCill(ie!aPCta.pele cor Giuoods VHernopelhat‘tvdillßsiaoilJiannaefireow,
adnadylvisiletwernilLcrie proceed to the West India station.
The Blonde, 40, Capt. Lord Byron, is expected to sail in
t
tsandwich
about ten days,.with tke remains of the late King and Queen
of
n t e w
h c isi whiasanredcen fur
recently recommissioned
sioned), is expected to be
mis
,Owyhee.
We understand that the Cambrian,
48, Capt. G. W.
o
ready to return to the Mediterranean— station about the 26th
instant.

The Jasper, Captain Fremantle, sailed this afternoon, to
give assistance to the Industry transport from Algiers, which
is on shore on the Shingles.
The Joseph Green
astrfan oiraotc,dc
accompanied
en.
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Lord Spencer,
by
Liasdlyouol neogrwg
Georgina h
will :4n Janeiro
provisions for the ships on the South American station, and
3nae,ilv%i
iiii.steo4tcilfeutwidy Melville,flag-ship of our Commander-in-Chief (the
Victory), on Thursday, and went over every part of the ship,
attended by Admiral Sir George Martin, G.C.8., with which
her Ladyship expressed herself highly gratified. His Lordship
dined to-day with Admiral Sir George Martin.
DEvElmmr, SEPT. 2.—Arrived the Partridge, from off
Scilly. Came into harbour the Active and Pike. The Jasseur,
10, Capt. Martin, will sail immediately for South America ;
and the Dartmouth, 42, Hon. Capt. Maude. shortly fur the
West Indies. The 72d Regiment sailed yesterday for Leith.—
Lieut. Baldoek has commissioned the Marquis of Salisbury
packet. The Gibraltar, Dragon, and Akhar, are fitting (the
latter at Portsmouth) as Lazarettos, at Milford ; a vast quan-
tity of cotton goods is expected there from Alexandria.
Captain Jeremiah Coglilan, C. 13. is appointed to the Owen
Glendower, at Chatham.—The Rev. J. Taylor is appointed
Chaplain of the Ramifies ; Rev. C. Swan, Chaplain of the
Cambrian ; Mr. It. Sholl, to be Purser of the Semiramis.

The Chairman, and two Commissioners of the Victualling
Board ( lion. Colonel Stapylton, Dr. Burnett, and F. Edg.
combe, Eeq.) have been some days engaged here in a survey
and general inspection of the Government Department under
their direction.