The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-12 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIG:

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 9.---The Jupiter troap-sh;p,-111'r
Easto, Commander, arrived on Thursday, svith... ahon
• 250 of the 82d Regiment on board, from Ceylon; slai
called at the Mauritius on her way, and left that islan'
on the 11th August. She did not touch at the Cipe
hut watered at St. Helena on the 26th September; three
days prior to which the Charybdis, Lieut. Crawford, had
left for England, with the Badger's crew on board; she
had, however, to call at the Gambia River. There were
no men-of.war at Ceylon, hut the Undaunted frigate was
looked for. The Tolbot, 28, was at the Mauritius; which
plaice the Melville, 74, left about the Ist of August for
Bombay. The excitement at the Mauritius had very
considerably subsided, and the parties who had been most
opposed to Mr. Jeremy were beginning to think that lie
was very well adapted for his situation, and that equal
justice was administered to all in his Courts. The French
planters were beginning to be satified that their trade
with England was a very profitable one, and that they
could not do better than support their present Govern-
ment. Monsieur Parietti, who was an alien in the
island, and who had been very busy in the late ferment,
is come to England in the Jupiter, -having been banished
the island. The Lady Macnaughten, outward bound
Indiaman, bad put into the Mauritius to refit, having lost
her bowsprit in a gale of wind.
The Sylvia transport, Lieut. Baker, Agent, from South
America, last from Ascension, arrived yesterday with
linvalids and returned stores; Lieut. Hearle, R.N., from
the Isis, is a passenger. She left Ascension on the 15th
September, and Fayal on the 22d October. The Isis
frigate had left Ascension for a cruise on the coast, to
relieve the Curlew sloop of war. The Pluto steamer had
been refitted at Ascension, and her boiler and engine
repaired at that island in the most complete manner, by
such artisans as belonged to the garrison, by which tISs,
necessity of her return to England was prevented. Lieut.
I. Wesley, who went out in command of the Sylvia, died
in his passage out, off the Canary Islands, and was buried
it sea.

We have received lettere from Halifax, dated 14th
October. The Vernon, 52, Captain Sir G. Westphal,
with the flag- of Vice.Admird Sir G. Cockhurn, and the
Ply, 18, Commander M‘Qahae. were then lying there, but
were to sail on the 18th for Bermuda. Intelligence had
been received at Halifax, via St. Andrew's, tram Bermuda,
that the Forte, 42, Captain Owen Pell, and Pyramus
receiving-ship, had arrived there from Plymouth ; that
the Serpent, 16, Commander Symonds, had arrived there
also from Falmouth, and had sailed again for Barbadoes.
The Comus, 19, Commander Hamilton, had left Bermuda
for Jamaica. The Gannet, 18, Commander Maxwell,
had proceeded to St. Kitt's.

The Caledonia, 120, Captai❑ Thomas Brown, arrived
at Malta on the 23d of October, and the Firefly on the
18:11. The Satellite, 18, Commander Soi ir., was at
Bahia on the 7th of September. The Imogene. 28,
Ciptain Blackwood, was spoken with off Sydney Head on
the sth of July, from New Zealand, all well.
The Wasp, 18, Commander Burney, was to leave Lis-
bon for Bermuda on the 28th ult. ; her crew had en-
tirely recovered, and none of the cholera cases had proved
fatal after her arrival in the Tagus.
The Sylvia cutter arrived on Sunday from a crui,ef
and the Speedy cutter on Tuesday from Plymouth.
The Salamander steam frigate, Commander Austen,
came into harbour on Sunday, from Plymouth, with the
reserve companies of the 87th Regiment, which disem-
barked immediately, and were marched to Fort Cumber-
lind. The Salamander returned the satne afternoon.
The crew of the Blanche frgite on being paid off on
Saturday last subscribed 101. Bs. 6 I. to that exceedingly
useful Charity the Dreadnought Hospital Ship, in the
River Thames.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 9.—ROYAL WESTERN YACHT
CLUB. —On Thursday last a public meeting was herd at
the Royal Hotel, the Right Hon. Earl Morley in the
Chair, for the purprme of remodelling the Regat a Cluh,
and taking such steps as would give to our future regattas
their wonted spirit and interest.

NAVAL PROMOTIONS and APPOINTMENTS, &c.
Commander John Hackett, Lieutenants D. B. B-dtord,
Mr. W. D. Brown, M later, Mr. P. Reid, Surgeon, Mr.
Wm. Morton, Purser, and Mr. Alexander Browning,
Assistant. Surgeon, to the Jaseur ; Corn. R. Oliver,
Lieuts. G. W. Smith, J. E. Smith, Mr. W. Wheeler,
Master, Mr. J. Chimmo, Purser, to the Phcenix ; Corn.
E. Stanley is confirmed to the command of the Dee;
Lieut. F. Coppin, Mr. R. Barrow, Purser, and Mr. T.
M'Donald, Surgeon, are appointed to her, and Lieut.
E. E. Owen is re-appointed; Commander W. F. La-
pidge to the Ringdove; Commander John Parson, Lieu-
tenants Arthur Wakefield, A. C. Dawson, E. J. Bird,
J. A. Abbot, Mr. J. Dickson (a), Surgem:, the Rev. A.
H. Small, Chaplain, Mr. J. Moody, Assistant. Surgeon,
the Rev. A. Jennings, Second Master, and Mr. C. J.
Stevens, Clerk, to the Thunderer; Lieut. Gilbert Trail,
to command the Leveret; Mr. G. Parsons, Master, and
the Rev. E. Kitson, to the Edinburgh ; Mr. J. Whitmarch,
Aasistant•Sugeon, to be Dispenser of Malta Hospital,
vice Donnet, deceased ; Mr. E. R. Huggins, Purser, to
the Andromache; Mr. R. Bromley. late of Stoke, is
appointed to the Edinburgh at Portsmouth; Captain
Francis Mason, C.B. ; Lieutenants W. Maclean, Stephen
Poyntz, G.W.C. Lydiard, Thomas Carpenter, and the
Honourable D. W.A. Pelham ; E. Fitzgerald, College
Volunteer; Hon. C. Ashley, Mate; J. J. Durnford and
C. D. A. Pascoe, Midshipmen ; Mr. J. Houston, Sur-
geon ; Mr. B. Soden, Purser; Rev. A Watson, Chaplain;
Mr. H. Morris, Assistant-Surgeon to the Blanche;
Lieutenant P. Hay, to the transport service ; Mr. J.
Rogers Assistant-Surgeon, to the Victory, as supernu-
merary ; Mr. James Kittle, Supernumerary Assistant-Sur-
geon of the Victory, is appointed to the steam-vessel Con-
fiance, vice Breinan ; Captain W. F. Wise, Lieutenants
Bunbury and W. Hoseason, Mr. J. Collins, Purser,
A. C. IL Threshire, Assistant-Surgeon, are appointed to
the Thunderer at Sheerness, as are also the following :
Messrs. E. K. Barnard, E. Marshall, P. A. Scott, G.
Pigott, and E. T. Fuge, Midshipmen ; Messrs. C. W.
Carroll and J. Simpson, Volunteers of the first class ;
Mr. R. Taplin is appointed foreman of the millwrights
in Portsmouth Dockyard, vice Hackney, superannuated ;
Lieut. L. T. Jones, G. Parsons, Master, G. H. Harper,
Second Master, and Messrs. E. P. B. Von Donop, J.
Prober, C. W. Hallett, G. Moyle, Midshipmen, S. Wad-
dingliam, T. Crout, Master's Assistants, to the Edinburgh ;
E. C. Tennyson, Mate, C. F. Hodgkinson, Midshipman,
to the Excellent, on probation ; J. Garner, Master's
Assistant, J. C. Sabben, Sub-Assistant Surgeon, to the
Victory ; M. J. Napier, Master of the Ocean, to the
Romney, vice Brown, superseded ; Lieut. Henderson, of
the Sylvia, to the Speedy, vice Roepel, to the half pay;
D. P. Williams, Surgeon, to the Etna, vice Baird, super-
seded; C. G. C. Patey, of the Romney, to be Mate of the
Savage, at Lisbon.

ROYAL MARINES-Captain R. Gordon, and Second
Lieutenants Murton, Arnold, and Hewitt, to the Thun-
derer ; Second Lieutenant J. J. C. M'Carthy, to the
Blonde; First Lieutenant C. J. Hadfield, to the Edin-
burgh. First Lieutenant Edmund Hearle, of his Majesty's
ship Isis, has invalided.

COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.--The College
has purchased a house adjacent to the Museum, on the
site of which it is intended to erect a wing to their pre-
sent building. They will thus have convenient room for
their extensive library, and be enabled to display the in-
creasing treosures of their museum. The cost is to he
10,000/. The College has at present a capital of 60,000/.
—Medical and Surgical Gazette

During the last two months, the scarlet
fever has been very prevalent in the towns of Marlbo-
rough and Hungerford, and several children have fallen
victims to it. We are, however, happy to learn that the
cases are now less numerous, and it is hoped the disease
is on the decline.--Salisbury Herald.
' LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, NOV. 9
—The past week opened with a very moderate inquiry,
but the announcement, on Wednesday, of a public sale
of Maranhatns for yesterday, caused a pressure of •ellera
beyond the extent to actual demand, so that our decline
has been great for the week, though holders are now
again firmer. The sale was well a►tended and went off
with some spirit, and at the present reducton established
--sty Fl. aid. on American, and a Id. on Brazils.
Our market closes with more confidence, and buyers are
more forward. As, however, the decline now established
seems resolutely opposed by the large holders here, an
improvement is anticipated, which an expected Continental
demand will greatly influence. Toe imports are 17,36(1
bales, including many arrivals of ❑ew Uplands. The
sales are 13,520. as follows :-4,060 Boweds, 6i I. a
91d. ; 2,090 Orleans, 7d. a sp. (37 at 10i /. a I Id.) ;
1,710 Alabaman, &c., bid. a Bid. (60 at 6frh); 140
841. a 10d. (40 by auction
10 Smyrna, 9d. ;
9S
de
.a 1111
;3 d6.8a0 15p .r
a(a3m6s at id. a 12d.); 160 Stained,
at 941. a 90.) ; 290 Bahian, tad. a 81d.; 930 Maran-
hams, 7id. a 10d. ; 20 Pirai4(7lA-B.l_,,nttais,
61. i. ;
and
by
same pet in.' last year 242,000. Tile Ilea+
ags
teno mere tr
;far are of excellent quality, and held for
auction ioo yesterday,n,Sffue
rreadts.'d9:leoa
n;n
th a isnt,s,,c
stock
at:9i
per lb. For speculation this week, 700 ;
388,000 bale:. Sales to-day about 1,000
thi5291330 37 ,
ye0ed8.0:0: t
012:,
bags,
at former rates.

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