The Sun.
London, England, 1841-02-19 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

(From the Brighton Guardian.)
Poi:TSMOUTH, FEB. 17.—The brig Bittern, 16, is to
be hatileo igto the basin for commission ; she is a nevi
vessel, and was built at this port.
Every dispatch i; used in forwarding the Warspite,
and Vindictive,so.gun s::ips, for commission. The St.
Vincent, 120, is also gradolly getting ready for the
pendant.
Toe corvette Satellite, 15, Commander Robbs,
came into the harbour on Monucy afternoon, to be
paid off, from the North American And West India
station, having been upwards of four years and a half
in commission. The vessel has suffered pinch from
yellow fever, but is now quite healthy. rilie Ring'
dove, 16, may shortly be expected to follow frool the
same quarter. She brings no news. Vice-Admire'
Harvey was left at Bermuda on the Bth of JanuarYt
preparing to proceed in the lig-ship Winchester, 50,
to visit the Islands within the limits of his command.
The Curacoa, 24, was at Buenos Ayres on the 14th
October, all well, preparing to go to Moote Video.
Private letters report the health of her esteemed Car
Lain (Jenkin Jones) to be completely re-este,:lishe,d;
The President, flag ship, was at Valparaiso, and. Would
shortly leave the station, on the arrival of the nevi
Admiral.
The following new steamships are in a forward state
for conamissiou, viz., Polyphemus, Ardent, Sty; Grosc."
ler, DI iver, and Vixen.

The Indus, 84, Captain Sir J. Stirling, and corvette
Tweed, 20, Commander Douglas, will go out of the
harbour next week. Both ships require men to cow
plet e.
The Asia, 84, Captain Fisher, may be shortly ex-
pected at:Spithead, to be paid off, and aim; the Belle-
rophon, 78;' Captain Austen. The former will come
into (his hkrbour to be dist:med.
Tile steamer Pluto, Lieut. Lunn, is at Plymouth,
waiting the arrival of the steam squadron for the Ni-
ger; which she is to accompany.
By a late najel tim:ftle of Physician-General of this
NiSt been
.4olished, and tLat of Inspector-Gene--
rai of 'TiOspitste substituted. Sir William Burnet,
Ki;b.H., will therefore come under the latter denomi-
nation.
The troopship Sapphire, in command of Mr. Cole,
master, sailed from Malta on the 23d Janua.ry, to con-
vey the service companies of the 59th Rejziment to
Barbadoes. The transport, Abercrombie Rabinsoey
was to follow in a few days for the same destination,
with the depot of the 47th Regiment.

AT SPITHEAD.—PeIican.
IN HARBOUR.—Queen, Victory, Indus, Excellent,
Royal George yacht, Tweed, Echo, Alban, Rapid, and
teoders.

SHIPPiNti INTELLIVENCE.

(LLOYD'S.)

• LONDON, FEB. 18.—Wind this day at noon, iiFht breeze
from the southward, with fine clear weather. the
LIVERPOOL, F.En. 17.—Wind, variable.—Arriveo
Eliza, from Newfoundland. Off port, the Sheridan, for 0'
York. Sailed the Malcolm, -Malcolm, for New South Wail
Bolivar, Fenwick, Valparaiso; Francis, M'Kean, Rio Grapue'
Dos D'Enero, Farer, tiavannaii ; Woodside, Welsh, Neu' Or-
leans ; Lancashire Lass, Norman, Alexandria. The 3'l,
.14
Elizabeth. from China, lies in a small creek on the south
of the Skerries, and fills with the tide. The Presidwherio
(steamer) is at the wreck, saving carzo and materials.
971
Albert (steamer) has brought about six,hundred packae
tea and silk, and returns to the wreck this evening, *an lc
requisites to endeavour to get her off. Seven.' pieces of srre,e.
( Scotch Sarah) and two pumps showing a d'pth of twet,e
feet, have been picked up near Castletown sand.. WPoitTsmourn, FEB. 17.—Wind, S.W. to
port the Mexborough, Livingstone, Sydney, New South "'le
COWES, FEB. 17.—Arrived Agnes, Norman, LaguarA'A.orii
CLYDE, FEB. 15.—Arrived the Courtenay, Brown,
New Orleans.
C..kmPBELLTowS, FEB. 15.—The Jean, Wyllie, from Dub'
lin to Saltcoats, was totally wrecked twelve miles to the
Southward on the 12th inst., crew saved.
LONDONDERRY, FEB. 14.—Sailed the Ann, Johnstone,
for Trinidad.
DUBLIN, FEB. 16.—Arrived the George, Mean, from St'
John's, New Brunswick.
WATERFORD, FEB. 14.—Arrived the Trusty, Morris, from
Newfoundland.
CORK, FEB. 15.—Arrived, the Paragon, Harely, from Mar-
tinique ; Samuel, Walters, Newfoundland ; Albion, Webster,
St. John's, New Brunswick ; Bulclutha, Adamson, Pavannah•
SHIELDS, FEB. 16.—The Isabella, Ritchie, sailed hence
three weeks since for Scotland, and has not since been heard
oLL, FEB. 17.—Wind N.N.E.—The Hebbles floating
light, no proceeded to her station. Ain"
Dovza, 17.—Arrived off, the Maria and Louisa,
wick, from Lagizna.
BRISTOL, FEB, 17,—Arrived Amelia, Thiston, Honduras-
The Sesostris, from Pictou to the Clyde on shore in Maco.,
hamish Bay, has been told with her materials, and not as Pr
viously reported as having got off and proceeded. •