The Sun.
London, England, 1833-06-03 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

(Pion' the Hampshire Telegraph.)
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE I.—The preliminary treaty be
tween England, France, and Holland, which revokes the
Dutch embargo, having been ratified, the combined
squ dron has been dispersed. The French ships have re-
turned to Cherburg, from the Downs ; and those of this
naiion—the Donegal, 74, Captain Fanshawe, with the
Rig of Rear-Admiral Gage, and Scout, IS, Commander
Hargotid, arrived at Spithead yesterday ; the Stag, 42,
Captain Lockyer, C. 8.. followed to day ; and the Sit
18 Commander Sinai t, and Snake, IS, Commander
Robertson, roe hourly exp, cted here. The Castor, 42,
Captain Lord JohnH ty, has proceeded to Lisbon. on which
s ation the D ,nee ,I, Stag-, and Scout are also ordered,
the Cover ntirent being evidently anxious to have a British
force on ti.e •pct, now the dispute is likely to be brought
to a termination, as in ti e cot fact Brifish property may
want protection. Rear Admiral Gage struck his flag last
everting, nn road the Dinegal.
Th. . Dutch East ludiatnen, and other vessds detained
at oil• and oilier pars, are preparing fur sea with all
expedition. On the first in itnation of their release, the
captains of the several vessels displayed their colours.
Some of these vessels went out of harbour tide evening,
and the remainder will follow, as soon as the Custom:-
house detna.nds fur the maintenance of their crews are
settl d.
The Challenger, 28, Captain Freemantle, arrived on
Thursday, by an interesting voyage round the world,
rum the East India station. The Ch adenger sett Madras
n August last, since when she has visited the Swan
River sett•ement, Hobart T..wn, Sydney, New Z:alsuti,
Otaheite, Pitcairn's Island, Valparaiso, and Rio Janeiro.

She left the Pacific on the 24th February, at which time
the Duhlin, 52, Lord James Townshend, was there ; the
Tyne. 28, Captain Hope, lad arrived there also, with
two Consuls on board, for Peru and Chili; the Rattle-
snake, 28, Captain Grahtm, was gone to California, to
colect specie for England. The Challenger arrived at
Rio de Janeiro on the 4th April, and left it on the 16th.
During her stay there, Rear-Admiral Sir Michael Sey-
mour arrived out, to assume the command of the station,
in the Spartiate, 78; the Samarang, 28, Capt. C. Paget,
was there also, having brought round 800,000 dollars
from Peru, which had been put on board the Clio, 18,
Commander Onslow, together with 450,000 dollars from
the Brazils, and that vessel sailed tsar England with them
on the sth April. The French frigate Thisbe was
standing into Rio as the Challenger left. The Algerine,
18, Hon. Captain de Roos, was at Bahia, and the Py.
lades, 18, Captain Blinckley, was at Monte Video. The
Cockatrice and Hornet packets were in Rio.
The Serpent, 16, Commander Symonds, got on shore
on the main, near the Smith Foreland, during a thick fog
on Saturday morning, and remained till the afternoon,
when she was got off by the assistance of the boats front
the D inegal arid Naval-y ,rd, and anchored in the Downs.
The tide left her so rapidly, that before means to prevent
it could he resorted to, she fell on her broadside, when
her guns were thrown overboard, water started, and heavy
stores taken out, iu order to lighten her, but she was not
considered to have sustained any injury. She has since
proceeded to Sheerness. A courtmartial is ordered to
investigate the cause of her getting on shore. The Surveyor
of the Navy was on board the Serpent when she struck.
The T ilavera, 74, Captain E. Chetham, C. 8., sailed
from Plymouth on Monday for the Cove of Cork, where,
we understand, she will embark the 50th Regiment of
Foot, fur Chatham. The Talavera having landed the
soldiers at Sheerness, will make good her defects at the
Nore, for particular service.
The Ac aeon, 28, Capt. Hon. F. W. Grey, was at
Constantinople on the Ist of May ; the Briseis packet was
at Jamul on the Ist of April ; the Speedwel was at Bar-
hadoes on the 15th of April ; the Jackdaw was at Ala-
delta on the 6th of May.
The Volage, 28 guns, Captain G. Martin, C 8., at
present fitting out in the harbour, is destined, it is said,
for the Cape station, to relieve the Talbot, 28, Captain
Di, kenson.
The squw'ron in the East Indies were, on the 10th of
January, disposed of as follows at Bombay;
Imogine, New South Wales; Maeicienne, Wolf, Harrier,
and Alligator, at Prince of Wales's Island. All is quiet
among the natives in that quarter, they having been put
to tights by our army, and the crew of the M.gicienne,
who have been blockading Malacca in their boats for many
weeks, and for which they were paid most handsomely
by the„‘Eist India Company. Toe Magicienne was or-
dered to sail to the nort ward in the Bay of Bengal, to
survey a shoal the Admiral touched on, on his last return
from Calcutta.
The Fair Rosamond, schooner, was commissioned at
this port yesterday, by Lieut. G. Rose. Site is, when
equipped, to proceed to the coast of Africa.
The Seaflower cutter, Lieut. Morgan, arrived yesterday
from Jersey. The Caron steamer arrived on Tuesday.
and sailed again yesterday. The Emerald, tender, arrived
to-day. The Sparrow cutter, Lieut. Riley, sailed on
Sunday nn a cruise.
The Winchester, 52, Capt. Hon. W. Wellesley, sailed
on Monday to the eastward, to be paid off.
The Maitland transport, Lieut. Spencer, agent, sailed
on Thursd,y for Lisbon, where she will lie for the pur-
pose or ace,. modating the battalion of Marines at Ad-
miral Parker's oisp-s,I.
At S ithead—Done2.al, Star, Scoot,
In Hart, .ur—Vicror, Royal George, Excellent, Vo-
, ChAreneer, S :.flower.
PRO3IOTIONS AND ArroiNratENTs.—Captain the 1-1.. n.
fi D Byng to the Ordinary at :hi port, vice Lillicrap;
Lieutenant George RI,. (who so gallarrly distinguished
himself in the boats of the Confl et, on the co tat of
Africa), and Mr J. Starcke, Clerk, to the Fair Ron
mond, schooner ; Lieutenants J. V. B.ke, and R. B.
Watson, Mr. Hellyer, Clerk, to the Forte ; Lieutenant
George 'Morris, and Mr. 0 Brien, Gerk, to tie Re•
v nee ; Mr. Seagrim. Midshipman, to be Lieutenant ;
Lieutenant J tires G. Ric mond, to the Laptviog cutter ;
Lieut. W. 111‘11w ,ine, to the Caledonia.
ROYAL. MA RINE.. —Captain G. El Coryton is ap-
pointed to this division, vice Hurdle ; First Lieut non.
Thorn ,s P. Dwyer, stationed at the Island of Ascension,
to the Undaunted, vice Croyton ; Second Lieutenant W,
F. Mal by is to proceed to Ascension, to relieve First
Lieuten,nt Barnes ; Second Lieutenant W. G Mahon,
to the Druid, vice Appleton, to the Royal Marine Artil-
lery Companies.
The Pytamus, 52, which was completely rigged and
fitted for a receiving ship at Ha ifax, is ordered to he fitted
for the reception of convicts, 400 of whom, it is sAid, will
he exported to the colonies, in fulfilment of the late
regulations.
The Ringdove, 16, will be launched at this dock-yard
on the 13th instant.
The Royal William, 120, will not immediately be
brought round to this port.
A -ick mess is ordered to be established on board each of
his Majesty's ships, for the greater comfort of t. e seamen
when in health, to be under the guidance of the surgeon,
and a scheme of full, half, and low diet has been esta-
blished, the same as in the hospitals. In ships of the fifth
rate and upwards, a steady man is to be selected, and rated
as sick-berth attendant, whose duty will be to attend only
on the sick.
Remaining in Hamoaze—San Josef, Caledonia, Re-
venge, Forte, Nimrod, Alban steam vessel, Mutine picker,
Diligence naval transport, and Royal Escape lighter.
In Barnpool—Specily.
At the Island—Active revenue cotter.

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From Galignani's Messenger of Saturday.

The Piedmont Gazette announces that the differences
which had arisen between the Government of Sardinia and
the Regency of Tunis have ken brought to a conclusion
by the eneigetic demonstrations of the ships sent by the
King of Sardinia. The Bey at length sent his chief
minister to announce his accession to the ultimatum, the
conditions ',of tt hich are:—" The Commandant of the
Guard of the Palace shall he sent to-morrow to the Con-
sulate of his Sat &mien Majesty, and there declare, in the
presence of the Admiral and officers of the Royal squadron,
of the Consular hotly, anti of hor merchants representing
the nation of Sardinia, that the Bey disapproves entirely of
the conduct of the Governor of Pot to Farina—who is now
confined Ity illness—in making an illegal visit to a Sardi •
nian vessel without the intervention of the Consul ; that
the subaltern a..:ents who maltreated Captain Fieallo shall
he amply compensated for all loss and inconvenience he
may have sustained either in his person or in his merchan-
dise that his ship shall be restored to hint, and, finally,
that on his sailing out of the port he shall be saluted with
21 guns from Fort G.,letta."
On the 26th ult a deputation of the Second Chamber
of the States of Wirtemberg was admitted into the King's
presence to deliver the address in answer to the speech
from the throne. The address thanks his Majesty for
the convocation of the States, and for his promise that be
would examine the ameliorations they might propose. It
announces the resolution of the Chainher to g.ve its best
attention to the bids presented by the Government, and to
labour to promote confidence between the Government
anal the States, and concludes by expressing a conviction
that his Maje-ty has ever had in view the prosrrity of his
people. The Kull, in reply, declared the pleasure af-
rimied him by the address, suggested tat the executi,m
of the constitution and the existing laws was the only
means of defeating intrigues try which it was sought to
destroy the hartnonv between ti,e Government and the
States, and expressed his reliance on the devotedness and
good spirit of the Chamber of Deputies.
The Augsburg Gazette, of the 25th ult., contains the
fdlowing. awed Frontiers of Polard. May 1S : --" Tin!
late irruption of Palish refugees from Galict t into Poland
has Oven rise to very strong measures on the part of the
Ruts-inn authorities. Since the return of Prince Paske-
witsch from St. Peter.hu:gti, six officers of the late Polish
army have been tried by a courtmartial, and executed
wi,hout being allowed to appeal. Above 200 suspec,e+l
persons have b.sia apreliended. Anxiety and alarm
prevail eve; ywherf. It is to be regretter that the tranquil-
lity and happiness of the inhablants should have thus
lie n again nistui bet by a few lint-headed persons, tor, pre-
vi,u. to the late attempts near Z anfisc and Wislica, con-
fidence between the G veinment and the p-Ve was re-
stored in slime degree ; but now it has vanished, anal given
place to lamentable reactions. The Russian army is in