The Sun.
London, England, 1858-09-10 00:00:00

THE NA VY.

Rear-Admiral Sir C. Fremantle, K.C.8., in the
screw steamship Orion, 81, Capt. D'Eyncourt ; with
the Renown, 91, Capt. Arthur Forbes ; Cxsar, 90,
Capt. C. Frederick ; Brunswick, 80, Capt. Erasmus
Ommanney ; Euryalus, 51, Capt. J. W. Tarleton ;
and the Racoon, 22, Capt. J. A. Paynter, left Ply-
mouth Sound on Wednesday afternoon for Bantry
Bay.
The steam tender Advice left Plymouth on Ivo;
nesday with stores for Queenstown.
The screw steamship Himalaya, Commander Sea-
combe, having been masted, was placed in Ke-yham
Basin on Wednesday to be rigged.
The Donegal, 100, will be launched at De.vonport
on the 23d inst., weather permitting.
The Victor Emmanuel, 91, screw, Capt. J. Will,
cox, sailed from Spithead yesterday to- join the
Channel squadren.
The Queen Charlotte, 104, was taken into the
ship basin at Portsmouth yesterday, to be brought
forward for the flagship of the Commander-in-Chief
at Sheerness. She has not been out of Portsmouth
Harbour since her return from the bombardment of
Algiers, under the flag of Lord Exmouth, in 1816,
is to be jury rigged and fitted for duty at Sheer-
ness during the razeeing of the Waterloo, 120, to
be converted to a two-decker screw liner of 91 guns.
The Queen Charlotte is as sound in her timbers as
at the day of her launch.
The Bomarsund, lighter, has arrived at Ports-
mouth from Woolwich with the monster gun of 17
tons' weight, throwing a solid 13-inch shot a range
I of 3i miles, and which requires a charge of 701 b. of
gunpowder. The gun will be landed at Portsmouth.
Dockyard, and under the direction of the lieutenant,
governor, Major-Gen. the Hon. Sir James Yorke
Scarlett, will be placed on the earthwork battery
to the westward of Southsca Castle, which com-
mands the narrow entrance between the Nab Light
vessel and the Warner, as also covering an attempted
landing at Fort Monckton, the extreme angle of
Stokes Bay.

The Gos'fOrth, hired troopship, Capt. Porteus, with
troops from Gray esend for Bengal, put into St. Helen's
Roads yesterday, and after procuring a supply of
water from the Royal Clarence-yard, proceeded on
her voyage.
The steam transport Emma Jane left Woolwich
yesterday morning laden with ammunition and
military stores for Malta. The Paragon sailed yeS-
terdav with war stores for St. Lucia. The freight-
ship Enthusiast yesterday moored alongside Wool-
wich pier, and commenced shipping platforms, gun-
carriages, and a 'full cargo of military stores for
Gibraltar, and is under orders to reload with old
stores for Woolwich.

The military store steam transport Balaklava has
commenced shipping ammunition at Woolwich for
Southampton, intended, it is said, for conveyance
by the overland route to India.

'The steam transport Rhadamanthus, Master
Commander Sturdee, returned to Woolwich yester-
day morning, at eight o'clock, from Pembroke,
Portsmouth, and Sheerness, and was admitted into
basin to reload with steam gear for the western
yards. The commander reports encountering a
terrific swell in the Channel, with variable winds,
and states that upwards of 300 vessels, laden with
outward bound cargoes, were lying in the Downs
awaiting a favourable change to put to sea. The
Rhadamanthus sustained no damage.
The gunboats Ruby and Sandfly were yesterday
hauled out of basin at Woolwich to be docked for
the completion of repairs.
Some experimenal steam boilers, manufactured
from the patent homogeneous metal plates recently
invented, have been turned out at Woolwich, and
after a succession of trials, under a pressure of steam,
it has been ascertained that the present plates are
not capable of resisting the amount of steam power
required for the experiments. The Lords of the
Admiralty, desirous of profiting by the advantages
which may. probably result from the introduction
of a less weighty species of material for the manu-
facture of ships' boilers, have ordered the inventor
to supply plates of greater thickness and durability
for the purpose of carrying out a further course of
trials.
The following appointments were made yester-
day at the Admiralty :
Lieutenants—E. M. Rogge to the Wellesley, for service
in Chatham Ordinary, vice Lambard, deceased ; R. Hoops,
to be directorof police at Sheerness Dockyard, vice Ramsay.
Master—Henry L. Kelly to the Racer.
Assistant-Surgeons--Dr. Edward Reid to the Brimswick
—Samuel Reid to the Hero.

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