The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following officers attending the.levee of the First
Lord of the Admiralty yesterday:—Vice-Admiral the
Hon. G. Elliot, C. 8.; Rear-Admiral Daly; Captains
Carter, G. G. Macdonald, W. Hamley, A. S. Hamond,
H. G. Mitford, T. Hewitt; Commanders A. eetppage,
C. P. Coppin, T. M. Rodney, H. West, R. A. HWpman
Smyth; Lieutenants W. Crawford, G. Wale, C. 'Friend,
H. Trollope, A. C. May, S. L. Norcock, W. T. R. Card,
C. S. Stanhope, M. F. O'Reilly, T. S. Lean, R. Maguire,
M. Dyer.
The following officers had interviews with the senior
naval Lord at the Admiralty yesterday :—Commodore
Bennett; Captains A. S. Hamond, Dixon; Commanders
Cuppage, S. L. Crofton, G. Napier, Morrell, Pierce;
Lieutenants May Norcock, Stewart, R. B. Harvey,
Stupart, O'Reilly, J. S. Lean, Horton, Card; Messrs.
Noddall, Colwell, Dyer, Herbert, H. Richards, Braund,
and Green.
The Excellent, gunnery-ship, was paid off at Ports-
mouth on Monday, when Captain Chads made the ship's
company a most appropriate speech, praising them for
their good and orderly conduct; which, we can safely
say, was well deserved, for though the men belonging
to her were much on shore on leave, it is seldom 'that
any complaint has been made against them. They have
on all occasions been remarkably peaceable and well
behaved. The following men have recaived long-ser-
vice pensions and gratuities:—James Bath, gunner's-
mate, 251. per annum, modal, and gratuity of 71.; John
Tarrant, gunner's-mate, 30/. Bs. per annum, medal, and
gratuity of 15/.; George Parker, boatswain's-mate,
251. 16s. per annum, medal, and gratuity of 71.; John
Caselick, blacksmith, 311. 12s. per annum, medal, and
gratuity of 151.; Richard Lasseter, carpenter's-mate,
301. Bs. per annum, medal, and gratuity of 151.; George
Benwell, ship's corporal, 261. 4s. per annum, medal, and
gratuity of 71. Increased pensions—Weeks White,
master-at-arms, 35/. per annum; John Welsh, cook's-
mate, 18/. 4s. per annum; Thomas Chapple, ship's-cook,
281. 4s. per annum; Samuel Bowen, boatswain 'a-mate,
391. 12s. per annum; Nathaniel Hockerton, seaman-
schoolmaster, 41/. per annum; Jonas Summer, addi-
tional master-at-arms, 421. 12s. per annum.
Dauntless, 24, screw-frigate, Captain Halsted, is
ordered into Portsmouth Harbour to-day, for repairs and
alterations.

Hecate, 6, Commander Hand, went into Portsmouth
Harbour to coal, on Monday, and it is raid will sail for
Lisbon. She waits fur final orderE.

Centaur, 6, steam-frigate, Acting Captain Patten, was
paid off at Portsmouth yesterday afternoon. Those
men that wished to go to Plymouth have been conveyed
there in the Sprightly, steam-tender, Master Commander

Tiger, steam-sloop, is swinging her compasses, but it
is not yet certain when she will be tried in the Channel.
She will be tried light, i. c., with only 100 tons of coal
on board to test her stability.
Trafalgar, 120, Captain Stopford, is ordered from
Sheerness to Portsmouth, to fill up her full complement
(1,000) for the Mediterranean.
PORTSMOUTH, TnESDA.Y..---The Fairy royal yacht,
Captain Lord Adolphus Fitzelarence, embarked the
Queen, the Prince Consort, the Royal Family, and the
King of the Belgians and family, this morning from
Osborne, at about ten o'clock, and brought them to GOS•
port, under the usual salutes and ceremonies from the
fleet and garrison. The royal party were received on
disembarking in the Roy,' Clarence victualling estab-
lishment by the heads of the naval and military depart-
ments, and a guard of honour of the 95th Regiment.
The special train, in charge of Mr. Stovio, the manager,
and Mr. Beattie, engineer of the South-Western Rail-
way Company, ft with the royal party for Loudon at
a quarter to eleven, and srrived at Nino Ekes at one
o'clock.
Last evening the royal yacht Victoria and Albort
steamed up'to Spithead with the royal standard flying,
having some of the Royal Family on board. A salute
was fired from the ships on the occasion.

SUPPOSED MURDER AT NORWICH.
NORWICH, TuasDAY.—Yesterday morning Mr. Yar-
riegton having procured lumbers, bloodhounds, and
other dogs of scent, proceeded with a body of constables
to search all the fields and hedges in the suburbs of the
city. The result was the discovery of intestines, lungs,
and a portion of the viscera, all of which were imme-
diately submitted to medical inspection.
lir. Copeman gave it as his opinion that the lungs
were those of a healthy person.
During the whole of yesterday and today pieces of
flesh have been brought into the city station-house by
persons who are conducting the ieerch, all of which the
surgeons at once declare to be portions of the same body.
They are placed in spirits of wine for preservation.
It has been clearly ascertained that the work has not
been that of a " resurrectionist," for it is established on
the best medical testimony that the body has never been
interred. It has also been proved to the satisfaction of
the surgeons, that the person, portions of whom have
been found, died by violence, the hands being clenched
and the toes contracted, which would not have been the
case in death from natural causes.
This morning a young man was brought before the
Mayor, at the City Police Court, charged with being an
accessory after the murder. The precise nature of the
examination did not transpire, as the inquiry was of a
private character. After hearing the evidence of a men
to whom it was alleged the prisoner had made some
statement, the magistrates did not feel themselves justi-
fied in detaining the man. He was, therefore, discharges.

TUE TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE OF JULY 28.—The
solar eclipse which will take place on the 28th of July, 1851,
will be partial in Great Britain, but total over a largo por-
tion of the European continent. The eclipse will commence
at Greenwich at three minutes past two o'clock in the after-
noon, and terminate at a quarter-past four; magnitude,
eighteenth on the northern limb. The difference of time be-
tween Greenwich and Hereford is about eleven minutes. So
that the eclipse will commence in this city about twenty-five
minutes par. one, and terminate at four minutes past four,
true time. The " railway time" is of course the same as
Greenwich time.—Bristol Gazette.
DUBLIN CUSTOMS.—The Customs duties received
at the port of Dublin for the week ended June 28, were
12,4421., viz.—Tea, 5,8661.; sugar, 1,006/. ; wine, 1,2601.;
spirits 4271. ; tobacco, 2,609/. ; miscellaneous, 1,2721.