The Sun.
London, England, 1858-10-25 00:00:00

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,) 9, „ 39.17 N., „ 27.46 W., 805 „
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„ 10, „ 39.11 N., „ 26,37 W., 1,425 „
„ 10, „ 40.24 N,, „ 25.25 W., 1,200 „
„ 11, „ 41.4 N., „ 34.21 W., 2,050 yf:.
„ 11, „ 41.50 N., „ 23.50 %V., 1,900 „
ft 12/ If 42.16 N., ft 22.32 W.l 1,900 „
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„ 13, „ 43.17 N.,' „ 21.20 W., 1,800 ,;
„ 13, „ 44.5 N., „ 20.00 W., 2,100 79
„ 14, ~ 44.34 N., „ 18.47 W., 2,375 „
„ 14, „ 45.11 N., „ 17.26 W., 2,100 „
„ 15, „ 45.53 N., „ 16.7 W„ 2,250 „
„ 15, „ 46.33 N., „ 14.39 W., 2,450 „
„ 16, „ 47.6 N., „ 12.57 W., 2,300 „
„ 17, „ 47.48 N., „ 11.12 W., 2,275 „
She brings from Halifax military invalids, Lieut.
Clutterbuck, 63d Regt., in charge of them. The
Indus and Jasper gunboat were at Halifax on Sept.
20. The admiral had left in the Styx for St. John's,
Newfoundland. It is most probable the Gorgon
will be immediately paid off.
A court of inquiry will be held to-day on board
her Majesty's ship Euryalus, 51, Capt. Tarleton,
C. 8., to investigate the cause of her taking the
ground in Torbay recently.
Letters from Naples of the 16th inst. state that
her Majesty's steam frigate Centaur, Capt. Clifford,
C. 8., was to leave for England immediately, a tele-
graphic despatch from Malta on the 15th having
ordered her to Spithead.
The Royal Arthur, freightship, from London for
the Cape, of Good Hope which put back t 9 the
Motherbank on the MI :inst., with damage from a
heavy gale in the Channel, having completed her
repairs, sailed for her destination on Saturday.
The screw steamship Royal Albert, 131, Capt. E.
B. Rice, fitting at Devonport for the flag of Rear-
Admiral Sir C. Fremantle, K.C.8., will be ready
to join the squadron at Plymouth Sound in a few
days.
The steamsloop Racer, 11, Commander the Hon.
T. Pakenham, now in Plymouth Sound, is ordered
to prepare with all speed for foreign service.
The Rochester, naval lighter, Heather master,
with war stores from Plymouth and Portsmouth,
has gone into harbour at Chatham, for the purpose
of making good defects.
The Russian 60-gun frigate Svet-Lana, Captain
Lisiansky, from Bordeaux for Cronstadt, arrived at
Spithead yesterday afternoon. She is a new ship
and has no guns in, but will take them in at Cron-
stadt. She is expected to remain at Spithead two
days. At present she is in sole possession of that
anchorage.
The Swedish corvette Naijaden, 18 guns, Capt.
Warberg, arrived at Chatham on Saturday after-
noon, and was immediately taken into harbour, an
Admiralty order having been received for the in-
juries she sustained in getting on shore to be made
good at that dockyard. The Naijaden will be
taken into the new stone dock this day, and will be
the first vessel to enter the new basin since its com-
pletion.
Lieut. Winy late of her Majesty's ship Pem-
broke, has been appointed to the command of the
Dolphin cutter, stationed at Yarmouth. Lieut.
Winyard is succeeded in the Pembroke (now lying
at Harwich) by Lieut. Lefroy, son of Mr. Baron
Lefroy, of the Irish judicial bench.
The following appointments were made on Sa-
turday at the Admiralty :—B. B. Stuart, Master, to
the Virago ; Dr. T. Jameson, Acting Assistant-
Surgeon, to the Melville hospitalship ; and Stephen
Sweetnam, Acting Assistant-Surgeon, additional,
to the Archer.