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London, England, 1846-10-27 00:00:00

George E. Verling, Nam Cadet, to the Vengeance ;
I Charles Pemberton, Acting First Engineer, to the Wil-
liam and Mary ; Henry Anson Ford, Midshipman, to
the Eurydice ; John Rogers, Master, to the Eery-
' dice ; John Pascoe, Master, to the Scourge ; W.
J. Williams, Captain, to the Amphion ; Thomas
Sibbuld, Lieutenant, to the Amphion ; Frank K. Haw-
kins, Lieutenant, to the Amphion ; Robert W. Clark,
Lieutenant, to the Amphion ; John Tucker (B) Master,
to the Amphion.
OCT. 26.—George Mackay, Surgeon—John Brick-
wood, Paymaster—Henry -A. Speed, Naval Instructor—
John Fiddes, Second Master—John T. Robinson, As-
sistant-Surgeon—William Turner, Gunner—Thomas
Collins, Boatswain—John Sullivan' Carpenter—William
Price, First Engineer—William Rumble and Edward
R. Dalton, Second Engineers;—Charles Dickson, Acting
Engineer—Benjamin Greetham, Thomas 11. Symons,
and W. M. Biden, Third Engineers—Alexander F. 0.
Young and Richmond Moore, Midshipmen—Thomas T.
Phillips and Samuel Babington, Naval Cadets—R. L.
Cleveland, Master's Assistant—Adderly W. Chimmo
and Edward A. Rowe, Clerks—William Wells, Clerk's
Assistant, to the Amphion; John Brookes, Gunner, to
the Avenger; John Cook, Boatswain, to the Avenger;
John James Knight, Carpenter, to the Avenger;
Charles Forbett, Clerk, to the Penelope; John Ward,
Acting Assistant-Surgeon, to the Vengeance; W. B.
C. Christy, Acting Assistant-Surgeon, to the Victory;
George Gordon, Acting Assistant Surgeon, to the
Naiad; Walter S. Burke, Acting Assistant- Surgeon, to
the Mutine; Thomas Deageley, Acting Assistant-
Surgeon, to the Andromache; Dr. G. Clarke, Acting
Assistant-Surgeon, to the Victory; Thomas C. R. Gill,
Lieutenant, to the Mutine.
FIRST OPERATION OF THE RETIREMENT SCHEME.—
Captain James Slade (1810), one' of the officers who
have accepted the retirement, is dead, and the
Admiralty, in accordance with their expressed determi-
nation of granting to those officers who had given in
their names as candidates for the retirement before the
Ist of October the advantages of the measure from that
date, have announced their intention of granting to the
widow of Captain Slade the widow's pension of a Rear
Admiral. Captain Slade was a Lieutenant of 1799, and
when senior of the Latona distinguished himself in
command of her boats, in cutting out a Dutch gun
brig and two schooners, near Groningen, in 1799. Ile
also served in the expedition to the Helder in the same
year. He was made a commander in Sept., 1799, for
those services, and a3ained the rank of captain on the
21st October, 1810.

Ditto, New Branches, p.—Liverpool, Orrnskirk, and
.—D Till
p. - Manchester and Southampton, 1 c. dis.—North British
17s. p. -North Union (A), 250—Preston and WY
~.2m
re' tw;
Ilalv,s (A), 2 31.
- Pitto, ditto (B), % p.—ShroPsilue
way and Canal, 3-16 dis.--South-Eastern and Dover, „
4
Southport and Euxton, dis.—West Riding Union, 1 '
Wharidale (late North Eastern), % dis.
LEEDS, OCTOBER 26. york
STOCK EXCRINGE.—The sales are—Eastern CotintieS, n
sion, 26s.—East Lancashire, 4% p.—Ditto, New, 31'
and West Yorkshire, 1% dis.—Uuddersneld and Manchester,
Ditto, Extensions, Ps. p.—Leeds and Dewsbury, 3%
Brunches, isjy p.—Ditto, Extensions, 6s. 6d. dis.—Leeds
5 dis.—Ditto, New, 3!,, dis.—. Manchester and Leeds,
—Ditto, Extensions, 18s. 6d. p. —Manchester, Buxton,
Midland, 15s. p.—Newcastle and Berwick, lON P ,
Quarter Shares (late Carlisle Branch), 3% C. n• ?yo
sion (scrip), 18s. 6d. p.—North Staffordshire, 2!..i P• rol
,
North Midland (East and West Riding), 13% nbe2o3.
tinghatn, and Boston, ss. 6d. p.—Glasgow and Dtuntries,,
—Liverpc,ol,Orniskirk, and Preston 4113 p —London and 110,r'n
dis. s.—Midland and Thirsk Junction, -N"tn 1169
Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole, 2s. 6d. dis.—'est
Union, 31. 13s. 6d. s.—York and Carlisle, 21A dis. 5.
_ _

UC L, OCTOBEK 26. • Ole
STOCK Excnerroz..—The sales are—Amhergate, N°t" 1
ton, &c., 2/. 18s. p.—Birmingham and Oxford Junction, P
—East Coast, 9s. 6d.- East Lincolnshire, 205. - Fle!,tw, 'ds,
and West Riding, Bs. 6d.-1-lull and Selby, Ipial.Aies,vocrp';„-ii.T.,
bury, and Manchester, Branches, 28s. 6d.
and Preston, 4/. Bs. 6d. p.—North British, Halves' 1°6;.6
Quarters, 675. 6d. ex•n.—Ditto, New Quarters, scrip' Wes
North Wales Mineral, 3% p.—North Staftbrdshire, 2 P.--
trig Union, 31. 7s. 6cl.

SHEFFIELD, OCTOBER 23. arid
and
Exektersot.-The sales are-Great GrimsbY ""
5% dis.-Hud. lersfield and Sheffield,3 Extensions, It. p. - Ambergate, Nottingham, and 1301° Oro
Leeds, Wakefield, and Midland, 148. 6d. dis. -Liverpoodis.
and Preston, p.-South Yorkshire Coal Railwah
YORK.. Ocrotsza 26.
.hat
STOCK EXCHANGIE.-011r market has been some-
antard
day. York and North Midlands (East and West Illaatosst
and Newcastle New Shares, have been in strong delnan„,,ting9
on the favourable character df the proceedings at the Toll':
two companies which have been held here this da.Y. De:
shares will be made to the holders in the proportion 01:‘,Ttood
to every existing share ; upon which new issue a One
cent. is guaranteed (1. e. upon the amount from time to
tore
up), with a prospect of a greater dividend In the event °„1;tlt
akurplus, after paying the usual dividendof 9per cent. tod I
mid a
already issued. A new issue to the York and North to ,
holders will be made in the proportion of one new shar,eoot OA;
P.--Alanchestet
0,
shares, upon which there is also a guarantee of 6 per intal",
amount is called up. North British stock has chat-IFr, there,:
considerable extent, at somewhat improved prices; sigh'
preponderance of sellers at the close. Berwicks have_ and
prn-,d. in enmequonee of a promised new issue of stisr,e4* 011
*tended amalgamation with the York and Newcastlen'rt-±1
ine
_Nottingham, and Bosto",zcidian., ,
and York, -Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and
Newcastle and Berwick, 26%-.Ditto, North Shields, pie
British, 35-Ditto, Quarter Shares, 4% cum new-nitt°,,'
1% -North Staffordshire, 4 lA-Sheffield, Rotherham,
Riding Union, 3/. 93.-York and Newcastle, New, 161' In,n, 39n
New Issue, 4 p. -York and North Midland Exten'''',:4lo"
(East and West Riding Extension), 171. 13s. 9d.-Ditto, be
EDINBURGH, OCTOBER 24. _ 355•-ij
STOCK EXCHANGE.-The sales are-Caledonian, 2.7' pg
Bombay and Madras, Jos.-Direct Northern, 30,' GrGlasgL.,i
Railway, 15s. 9d.-East of Ele 195.--Edinburgh and
-Edinburgh and Northern, 10% -Ditto, Newport, „
and Perth, 405.-North British, Quarters, 755. Gi.
New Quarters (scrip), 265.-Scottish Central, 211.-°'-
tion, 455.

THE PROMOTION.-it is believed that the number of
commanders to be promoted on the 9th of November
will not be less than thirty, and the number of old
and meritorious lieutenants fifty. We are informed
that the gallant and highly distinguished Captain Sir
S. J. Bruoke Pealell, Bart , has not accepted the re-
tirement.

Captain Woodford J. Williams, of the, Avenger
steam-frigate, has been appointed to command the Am-
phion, 36, gun-frigate, with an auxiliary screw propeller
of 300 horse-power, at Woolwich. The officers of the
Avenger, Lieutenants Sibbalk, Hawkins, and Clark ;
Master John Tucker, Surgeon Dr. George Mackay,
Paymaster and Purser John Breckwood, Assistant- Sur-
geon John T. Robinson, Second. Master John Fiddes, &c.
together with the crew of that steam-frigate, having been
turned over to the Amphion, the Avenger will be laid
up at Portsmouth after she is repaired.
Master John Pascoe (1812), from the Eurydice, 26, to
the Scourge, steam-sloop, vice Godden, sick.
The papers contained last week the promotion of As-
sistant-Surgeon Jones, to the rank of surgeon. We can-
not find any assistant-surgeon of the name of Jones on
the Navy List. •

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THE NAVAL MEDICAL SUPPLEMENTAL FUND.-At
a late meeting of the directors of the Naval Medical
Supplemental Fund it was resolved that a special general
meeting should be convoked on the 29th instant, to elect
a secretary.
Captain Codrington arrived at Devonport on Sunday,
and took up his commission that morning as commander
of the Thetis, 36.

The Admiralty have ordered the Brazilian frigate
Constitutional to be repaired at Devonport dockyard.
Her defects are extensive.

The Scourge, steam-sloop, Commander Caffin, arrived
at Devonport on Saturday from Portsmouth, with some
marines for the Stromboli, and sailed on Sunday for
Rochefort, to bring home some distressed British sub-
jects there. _ _

The Stromboli, steam •sloop, Commander Fisher, has
had her defects completed at llevonport, and has coaled.
She was to have left yesterday for Cork.
The Pluto steam-vessel, Lieut.• Commander Lowe,
was caught in the gale of Wednesday last, on her way
from Limerick, with supplies of provisions for Kerry, but
was enabled to lie to at Tarbert.
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ship, Commander Green, in the Shannon, and com-
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Tuesday afternoon with a supply of provisions for the in-
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Wednesday morning, in which she was driven ashore by
the force of wind and waves at the entrance of the
Askeaton river, where she now lies high up at low water.
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THE STEAM-SHIP RIPON.
DEPARTURE OF THE INDIA MAILS AND

PASSENGERS.
The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com-
pany's steam-ship Oriental arrived in Torbay, from
Southampton, on Friday night, at half-past ten o'clock,
and the mails and passengers, with their baggage and
the packages for India, were transhipped to her from the
Ripon in the course of Saturday. The Oriental started
from Torbay, for Malta and Alexandria, on Sunday, the
25th instant, at half-past seven o'clock, A.M., with a fair
wind and fine weather. The Ripon left Torbay at the
same time under her own steam, steered by guys upon
the after part of the rudder, and arrived off South-
ampton water at seven o'clock the evening. Her Ma-
jesty's steam ship Cyclops, arid the company's steamer
Queen, accompanied her, but their assistance was not
required. A new rudder is being made for her, and she
is fixed to take the mails of the 20th of November. All
accounts concur in stating that the Ripon proved herself
a most easy and excellent sea boat during the gale in
which her rudder gave way.
The following letter has been received from the pas-
sengers, and Colonel Horne, in transmitting it to the
managing directors, " expresses his regret that the bustle
attendant upon the change of vessels had prevented a
great many from adding their signatures, who, from the
general feeling of satisfaction which existed, might rea
sonably be supposed as concurring in the sentiments ex
pressed."

(COPY.)

" Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation
Company's vessel, the Ripon, Torbay,
Oct. 24, 1846. Nine A.m.

" To the Chairman and Directors of the Peninsular and
Oriental Steam Navigation Ccmpany.
Gentlemen,—We, the undersigned passengers, who
quitted Southampton on board your new steamer the
Ripon, on Tuesday, the 20th inst., and who are now
about to proceed in the Oriental, desire to express to
you our feelings of gratitude for, and admiration of, the
conduct of Captain Moresby, as well as of his officers
and crew, during the perilous situation in which we were
placed during the whole of the 21st inst., and to tender
our acknowledgments to you and your acting manager
for the prompt and strenuous exertions made to okoviate
the inconvenience occasioned by the disabled state of
the Ripon. That we should at this early period have
the Oriental, with ail attendant small steamer alongside,
and almost all our baggage transhipped, though it is
now only 48 hours since our first communication with
the shore after our disaster, is ample• proof of the ac-
tivity and judicious arrangements made by your managing
directors on this emergency.
.6 We are, Gentlemen, very faithfully yours,
(Signed)
"R. Home, John C. Lyall, W. H. Martin, M.
A. Martin, P. Gwatkin, R. C. Gwatkin, J.
Lord, E. Wilson, Mrs. Colonel D'Aquilar,
Miss D'Aquilar, Miss Jackson, Miss Law,
Miss Wheeler, Miss Dougan, E. P. Mason,
E. Colvin, Mary Paxton, Charlotte Sneyd,
Mrs. Scare, J. A. Brown, James 13. S. Brown,
J. W. Mountjoy, E. W. Young, M.D ,
Catherine Macdonald, J. W. Mitchell, T.
R. Woodrow, E. Ackland, Henry Moul, Mrs.
R. H. Snell, Julia Stanley Shum, James
Gibbs, James T. Bourne, Fred. Hawkins,
W. S. Kelly, J. P. Cumming, M. S. Hadow,
C. S. Hadow, P. R. Smith, John Mackail,
L. T. Mackail."

SPANISH BONDHOLDERS.
The deputation from the committee of the Span; A
Bondholders Association has, since its arrival in Paris,
been greeted with the warmest sympathy, and with offers
of support from all quarters. Lord Brougham has taken
a most active part, as will be seen by the following letter,
which he addressed to Mr. Chard, one of the deputa-
tion:—

• " Cannes, Oct. 4.
"Lord Brougham presents his compliments to 1
Mr.
Chard. Ho received his letter this morning, and he has
written as strongly, and indeed urgently, to the French
Minister as he possibly could. Lord Brougham takes a
deep interest in the success of the application, both on
Mr. Chard's account and because he considers it to be
the cause ofjustice. He will be most happy to do what-
ever else, either in Paris or in Parliament, Mr. Chard
and his colleagues deem likely to further their most
righteous claims. Having, however, no kind of interest
himself in the affair, Mr. Chard will be pleased to wait
on M. Guizot as soon as he arrives in Paris, and send in
his card, as recommended by Lord Brougham. Lord
Brougham desires to be informed of the way Mr. Chard
thinks he can serve his suit."

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MARRIED. tirPilsogo
On the 3d ult., at Madrid, Theodore Santiago 10
to Dolores, eldest daughter of Don Pedro lag f.
Civil Governor of Pinar del Rio, in the Island 01
deri, to
On the 21st inst., at Phillack, in Cornwall, -"keep(
monds, Esq., M.D., of the city of Guanaxnatlo
Elizabeth Mary, third daughter of the 'tor' 2:
Millett, of Penpoll, in the same county. 0,0014 P-
r the 22d inst., at the parish church of Clifto to
shire, Captain Kinkead, of' the Madras .ArtideTdoivo",
Mary, third daugater of lr.. M'Bayne, Esq., Cliftiton't et"
On the 22d inst., at St. Mary's Curch, BrYil" dsofk-
Joseph Williams Wardle, Es to Wilhelm
Esq
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the late William Macdowall, Eeq-
On the 24th inst.. at St. Geore's, Bloomsbil"„,'t
Sommer, Esq., of &t one, to Annie Isabel Y°lll3g—
of the late John Ord, Esq., of York. cif

Lord Normanby has stated his willingness to receive
the deputation at the Emba:sy, and the Dutch com-
mittee of Srpanish bondholders have addressed them a
letter in which thoy amy they are about to send delegates
who will meet thein at Faris.

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On the 21st inst at RossdhuHouse,DrObarL°Pbbv
Colquhoun, of Luss. ey• It'
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C. Snooke, B. A.. of SL Peter's College, Camb, '
*after; OP"
RAILWAY SHARE IVIA.KETS. On the 26th inst., at Wilton-terrace, PiroliT, oi th ,
BRISTOL, OCTOBEI 26. -
STOCK ExcrLittax.—The sales are—Caledonian,illness, aged 67, Mr. George Harwood, fernier J,_,,,,
Apdboy .
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New, 1 "'—Great Horse Inn, Hull, and the Beverley Arms, '-'.L., of '
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Neaten, Fifths, 3156—Ditto, New, 7%-1111dland, New, 35-..140,-.11 On the 21st inst., William Cole Adams, i"'"'" ~(14.---
British, Quarters, 31. 13s. 9d.--Ditto, Extension, 15s. p.—Vale -of suza:2lk, aged 44. m'
Neatb,p7a. 6d. E
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MANCHESTER, Oman, 26.
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s:lad6cprtiah_stemßozieriiiTilana:sal. es are—Ambergate, Nottingham, and of Lincoln's Inn fields.
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Stable. relict of the late G. Stablm, Esq. SOAO. 0
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ricushire, c. p.--.Dltto, New, A u —E,st Lim,olnshire, V, dis.
% p.-1 titpto.—,
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Haines, and Bradford, r I: DO 1r"d14,0'0.-•;
' bLrund, at 27‘e ,Sli2. vit,,k, .
way and Canal, 2 of the Savoy, In I;he Pept7 0 Ail!
Ninftleld dauction, 4si p L Extension, p. u e
iioddersnedla nd_Miltudiedh erastridßanand-
_ eeds Dowiebur7 0124 mwhester, 3p, her 27, 1646„ . hentis
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