The Sun.
London, England, 1851-02-27 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE SEAMEN'S RIOT AT YARMOUTH.-011 Sunday
last the Black Eagle, Admiralty steam-yacht, Master-
Commander Petley, and the Lightning steam-tender,
Master Commander Allen, received Admiralty orders to
proceed immediately to Sheerness, and embark a subal-
tern's party of marines, and proceed to North Yarmouth,
for the purpose of assisting the civil power in the sup-
pression of riot and in the preservation of the peace.
They accordingly proceeded from Woolwich, and having
embarked the marines, went on to Yarmouth, and arrived
there on Tuesday, find remain.
The Hecate steam-sloop, Commander Hand, is also
ordered to North Yarmouth from North Shields.

Vice-Admiral Sir George Seymour's flag-ship Cum-
berland, 70, Captain Seymour, was towed to the Nore,
from Chatham, on Tuesday, by the African and Adder,
en route to Spithead, to be paid advance and receive final
orders for the West Indies.

There were no orders down at Portsmouth yester-
day respecting the court-martial for the loss of the
Flamer steam-vessel. The master is still in the hospital.
Apollo troop-ship, Commander James Rawstorne,
put into Plymouth Sound on Monday, and embarked
stores for Queenstown, for which place she sails on
her tour to the Mediterranean and West Indies with
troops.
Avon steam-tender, Mr. Voitch acting-master, left
Devonport on Tuesday afternoon with supernumeraries,
and arrived at Portsmouth yesterday morning.
Orders have been received at Portsmouth from the
Admiralty to clear out the Prince Regent, 90; conse-
quently she is returning her tanks, and will clear out
her hold. She will be paid off on Saturday.
Shearwater, 3, steam-vessel, Lieutenant-Commander
Turner, left Devonport on Tuesday for Woolwich, to be
paid off.
Rochester lighter, Sad wicks master, arrived at Devon-
port on Tuesday with stores from Chatham
Devon
remainderlighter 01 left Devonport
the
storesfro
no, n
up the
llamoaze lighter, Wood master,_
Devon-
port with stores for Pembroke on
yAL.LI Y
Falmouth.
to bring
Messrs. Hallett,
PRIZE MONEY FOR THE PALM os:l.l:d_°from Devon-
Robinson, and Co., have given notice that an account
tr • of the High Court of
will be exhibited in the Registry
d of the Palmyra, a Bra-
porfocSlegealrscshnext, showing the ton.
T)Admiraltyage
bounties
andtl e 1 0
salek
vessel engaged in the
.slave trade, captured by her
Maje.ty's steam-ship Pbce.Bax, on the 31st Ochttliber Wood-
head
1849.
SALVAGE FRO, TIIE RIG ANNING.—r.
g given notice to Captain (then Commander)
a
C. B. and the officers and crew of her
majesty's ship Frolic, that the distribution of their
proportion of a further salvage from the brig Canroug
by the Chilian vessel of war Magellan, after depar-
ture of her Majesty's ship Frolic, and shared by agree-
ment with thole entitled, on 22d of March, 1817, will
be made on the 19th day of March next, at No. 1,
James-street, Adelphi, and where the list will be re-
called every Wednesday and Friday for three months:
—Commander, 201. 2s. 9d.; third class, 21. 13s. Bd.;
fourth, 11. 6s. 10d.; fifth, 11. 4s. 2d.; sixth, 16s. Id.;
seventh, 13s. 5d.; eight, 10$. 9d.; ninth, Bs.; tenth, ss.
4d.; eleventh, 45.; twelfth, 2s. 81.
OFFICERS IN THE ROYAL NAVY.—It appears by a
Parliamentary return, issued at the instance f
Hums, that the total number of officers in the royal navy,
in the year 1828, was 3,824; of whom 709 were tricorn-

VieaJL

The Banshee steam mail packet, Lieutenant-Com-
mander Hosken, will leave 11uolwich Tue.day ue at
to have her compasses adjusted at Grc-enhithe, and will
then proceed to the Mediterianean to tellers the Ante-
lope steam mail packet," now servin4 on that station.
The Governalli, 81rdiniun stearu-trigate, Commander
Persiani, arrived at Woolwich at:10 o'clock A 10., to-d..y,
and, Mr. Macdonald, master-ittendat.t, went en board
with, a pilot, end had her brought up at moorings along-
si le the Nymph ri.c( iving ship. Fiag-Lieutenant Gore
was in attendance to report her arrival to the Commi,-
dore. She appears a very tine looking steamer and kept
very clean. She was built at Northileet, and is fitted
with paddle-wheels. A number of her marines, and a
portion of her crew came on shore and visited the gar-
rison and Royal Marine-barracks during the day.

THE LONDOX GAZETTE, Feb 25.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. Rossetter and S. Gates, Boston-street, Hackney-
road, millers—J. T. Chaplin and H. Coates, Birmingham,
drapers—G. Richards and C. Taylor, Rateliff-on-Trent,
Nottinghamshire, coal merchants—J. T. Mattingley and
A: Mattingley, Reading, Berkshire, brewers—J. Bayly,
I. Latimer, R. P. Collier, F. F. Bulteel, H. M. Gibson,
G. PinseriVE. E. Square, N. Lockyer, Pridham, J.
Shepheard, E. Trafford Lyne, D. Derry, Plymouth,
newspaper. proprietors—J. Stewart and H. Bloxam,
• ortameuth, surgeons—J. Fuller and H. Berry, Lewes,
Sussex, linendrapers—J. Watson and W. B. Calcott,
Oundle, Northamptonshire, surgeons—T. L. Hall, jun.,
and J. Bsncks, near Cleobury Mortimer, Shropshire,
paper manufacturers—J. R. Isaac and B. Coleman,
Biikenhead, ink-manufacturers—G. Anton, sun., and
G. D. Mitchell, New Corn Exchange, Mark-lane, corn-
factors—G. Blackmore and W. Scadding, Robert-street,
Davies-street, Berkeley-square, locksmiths—A. V.
Haurowitz and S. 4. Brown, Crutched-friars, ship and
insurance brokers—B. Lawrence and W. G. Lawrence,
Bath, bread and biscuit bakers—B. V«. zey and P. Vezey,
Box, Wiltshire, seep and candle manufacturers—C.
Horsman and A. Lake, Isongreen, Nottinghamshire,
general smiths—C. J. Sanders and H. Sanders, Coiling-
wood-street, Blackfriars-road, provision merchants—T.
J. Spetch and H. Duesbury, Manchester, engravers to
oalico printers—S. J. Knight and J. D. Cumming,
Maidstone, ironfounders—E. Winser and H. Winger,
Tenterden; Kent, grocers—J. J. L. Baylv and F. W.
Savage, Bristol, lead manufacturers—W. Jinks and G.
Harrald, Leicester, fancy hosiers—S. Batchelor, H.
Harford, and T. Staunton, attorneys-at-law—B. Wells,
W. LoilsY, J. Wells, and J. Glover, Bradford, York-
shire, ironfounders (as far as regards W. Loxley)—J.
Wethered, E. Wethered, H. Cosshans, C. Keeling, H.
blethered, and S. P. Bendall, Gloucester and other
places, coal merchants (as far as regards C. Keeling)—
W. S. Norton, W. Simmons, and S. Ashby, Sheffield,
ironfounders (as tar as regards S. Ashby)—J. Newton,
and J. Middlebrook, Birstal, Yorkshire, boiler makers—
11. Hunting, C. Dutton, and J. Welch, Wolstanton, Staf-
fordshire, iron merchants—J. Rlackey and Jane Blaokey,
Brentford and Tattenham, clothes salesmen—J. Hopton
and E. W. Peniston, Leeds, dyers—J. Seed and T. Seed,
Keighley, Yorkshire, grocers.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
William Featherstone, Wireliscombe, Somersetshire,
auctioneer.
Paul Joseph Benoit Gouly de Chaville, Yeovil, Somer.
setsbire, professor of languages.
Henry Miles, Southampton, tailor.
William Bridal, Southampton, dairyman.
Robert Ford, Bedminster, farm bailiff.
William Rogers Hemmings, Bristol, assistant to an ac-
countant.
Thomas Bidgood, Templeton, Devonshire, farmer.
Edwin Wales, Redruth, Cornwall, mason and grocer.
John Robertshaw, Manchester, clock manufacturer.
John Warner, Maidsmortou, Buckinghamshire, beerahop
keeper.
Luke Bland, Waddingham, Lincolnshire, farmer.
William Richardson, Durham, schoolmaster.
Michael Williams, Houghton-le-Spring.
George Coussens, Elworth, Durham, blacksmith.
Henry Shipton, Pilminater. Sorra raetshire.
William Morris, Murkeaton, Derbyshire, tollbar keeper.
David Greenwood, Halifax, clog and patten maker.
David Evans, Cardiff, fJr, man to coal, proprietors.
George Gray, Derby, shoemaker.
Peter Love, Naseby, Northamptonshire, farmer.
John Evans, Cardiff, block anti pump maker.
William Robert Lay, Norwich, surgeon'. assistant.