The Sun.
London, England, 1851-02-19 00:00:00

NA VAL INTELLIGENCE.

ADMIRALTY LEVEES.—The Eight Hon. Sir F. T.
Baring, BArt., will receive Akers desiring an interview
en Tuesday, the 25th instant, at ove o'clock; and every
subsequent Tuesday until further notice. The number
not to exceed thirty on each day.
The senior naval Lord, Rear-Adrcdral Deans Dundas,
C. 8., receives officers on Tuesdays.

PRO3IOTION.
Mate—Robert A. Stupai t (1849), Fate of the Sphynx
steam-sloop, at China, the rail of Lieutenant, vice
iliekley, promoted, vice Ince, deceased.
APPOINTMENTS.

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Mate—Thomas L.l:Siaril 6850), to thu Excellent.
Assistant-Engineers—John Bruce, R. C. thunder,
William Eyers, Hem y Jones, and John Tielwing„ to the
Banshee swam-packet, fitting at Woolwich.
Gunners—lleury Marshall (acting) to the Barletta, 3,
Chattier[]; William S. Dearr to the Banshee. , _
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Commander William Gowdy (185 u), a
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retired in August last, on the 12s. 6d. list of 1 y
at Newcastle a few days since.
re.llttliils, the able as-
sistant-master-attendant, Dockyard. bthlre. Iwloerntdhe3r'su'ona,sterrra°tlewnditaittlthoef rDanek.
of commander, and we pr..sume
_his r.
Mr.
lirnderson, as the
sistant-mtister-attendant, succeeds
Lumsdale; and Mr.
Mtn gentleman sueceeedosdt.
George, ordinary
Brown, the waster of thin,
In this 'fair succession the
guard-
ship, will succeed Mr, a 1
illy.
important and responsible offices, now
osfliercyeireses.will have the natural
Efficiency or the
byßll...flenderson and Mr. MiNR, will
rnceliwe st er
butt Creek,iis
progressing,tube a
reward of good an
FOR TILE EXCELLENT.—The old Topaz
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target
but the firing will not take place until neat month.
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' • Arab, 12, Commander Morris, has arrived at Chat-
ham, ettowed
Excellent.ed ll
Ars— Monday,and '
hulk isftoor
mouth, on _..t tried along the measured mile
dock at Ports-
in Stoke'd .1.. V. She averaged (being light, without
masts or stores on board) ten knots four fathoms per
hour. She has hee.n taken into the basin to be dockoil.

Bonetts, 3, bricr°antine, wascOinmi;sioned on Monday
by Lieutenant C. Wake.
Cormorant,
t, steam-sloop, Captain Schomberg, ar-
rived at Bahia, Jan. 6, from Rio, on a cruise ag 'am s t
slavers.
Cumberland, 70, Captain Seymour, flag-ship of Vice-
Admiral Sir G. F. Seymour, was undooked at Chatham
on Monday, and was towed down to Folly Point, t 4, get
her lower deck guns, water, provisions, &c., on board.
She is all staunt, has all her sails bent, and will b-, cu.',
of the hands of the dockyard in a few days.
Resistance troop-ship, Master-Commander Bradshaw,
left the river on Monday, on her way, to P?rtsmouth, to
Jan. 5, on a cruise
be paid wages, and to proceed to Cork, Gibraltar, and
the West Indies, with troops.
Sharpshoqter, 8, screw-gun-vessel, Lieutenant rem.
matir,er Bailey, arrived at Bahia,

against slavers.
FEU. 18.—The wind has been to the
PORTSMOUTH,
S.W. for tho hst 12 hours, but there tare no signs of the
Prince Regent.
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andne Jasperat 'Woolwich.:teum
WooLialcu,
to Woelvd, la, atter towing the Resistance troop ship
vessels bsys returned
through the Downs, on her way to Cork, t.) embark
troops at that port.

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