The Sun.
London, England, 1851-05-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Yesterday morning the mortal remains of the late
Admiral Sir Edward Codrington, G.C.8., were berme-
trically sealed down in the presence of Colonel Codring-
ton, Captain Codriagton, C. 8., and several other rela-
tives and naval officers, and the body was removed from
his late residence, No. 110, Eaton-square, Pimlico, and
finally deposited this morning, at nine o'clock, in the
family vault of St. Peter's Church, Pimlico.
The Admiral of the Fleet, Sir Thomas Byam Martin,
G.C.8., paid a visit to Portsmouth Dockyard on Tuesday
last.

Sir William Burnett, director general of the medical
department of the navy, paid a visit of inspection to
ilaslar and Portsmouth; he arrived at Haslar on Tues-
day. and left for Londoa again yesterday.
Vengeance, 84, Captain Lord Edward Russell, bent
sails on Wednesday, and yesterday, at half-past eleven
o'clock, was towed out to Spithead by the Echo steamer;
the saluted the Admiral's flag when at the harbour's
nouth, with 17 guns, which the Victory returned.
Twenty-five smart first-class boys were sent by rail
to London yesterday for the purpose of manning the
model frigate on the Serpentine. These boys are well
op to their work, having been cruising in the Rolls
apprenticee-tender at Portsmouth.
THE TURKISH SQUADRON AT PORTSHOTTH —The
Carkish steam-frigate, Fein 13ahri, Admiral Mustafa
L'acha, anchored at Spithead last evening near the other
Turkish vessels, but we have not learned when they sail.
It is not often that we hear of a Mahomedan abjuring
his religion and turning Christian, and there are many
reasons for this. Turks are seldom linguists, scarcely
any speaking other language than their own, and Turk-
ish language is seldom spoken by the people of other
nations. The Turks, also, we understand, make the
abjuration of their religion a criminal matter, and punish
the apostate severely. During the time the Turkish
squadron have been at Portsmouth, a number of their
sick have been in Haslar Hospital; among these was the
rurkish interpreter (an Armenian Turk), who occasion-
ally attended at the hospital chapel, and also at some
religi. us lectures; and when the Turks were all ordered
on board their re,pectlye vessels when they left Ports-
mouth harbour this person declined going, he having
abjured the Muhomedan religion and turned Christian.
This being reported on beard the Turkish frigate, a
number of officers and men were sent on shore so look
for him, and bring him elf; but he contrived to evade
them, and secrete himself, and we understand he is now
in Gosport Brideweil for security. Whether he will be
given up remain to be seen; we hope not, as we hear the
man himself says that he is afraid of his life if he should
return to his lawn country. The Turkish steam-frigate
saluted the garrison yesterday morning with 21 guns,
which was returned by the platform battery.

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