The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-26 00:00:00

NA VAL INTELLIGENCE.

(From the Hampshire Telegraph.)
Portsmouth, OCT. 24.—The Wanderer, 16; Corn-
mander Dilke, sailed yesterday for Rio de Janeiro, but
returned this morning_ to St. Helen She has on board
60 newly raised men for the Rodney, 92, at Plymouth.
The Conway, 28, Captain Eden, will be paid off on Sa-
turday next. the has been nearly four years in commis-
sion—has been on service in the North Sea, the West In-
dies, and twice round the Horn, and has lost only one man
by sickness.
The Malabar of the line, with the Endymion and Tri-
bune frigates, and Childers sloop of war, were lying in
Cadiz Bay on the Bth instant, when the e,ty was perfectly
quiet. The orders of the squadron were to protect British
interests and property, and to give assistance in any way
to the Queen of Spain, The Russell, 74, with similar or-
ders, was at Vizo on the 29th ult.
The Snake, 16, Commander Richard Laird Warren,
was to go down to the Little Nore to-day, from Sheer-
ness preparatory to proceeding to the North American and
West India station, calling at Spithead for final outfit and
orders.
The Volage, 28, was at Therapia, in the Bosphorus,
on the 26th of August ; Scylla, 18, at Vera Cruz,
August 16. •
The Helen, Henderson, for the Cape of Good Hope,
sailed on Monday last ; and the Hindoostan, Redman, yes-
terday, for Madeira atd Bengal.
Major-General Sir James Cockburn will make his in-
spe2tion of this division of Royal Marines on Monday.
The Pique will take about two months to repair ; in the
meantime she will be paid off, orders having been received
to that effect, and she will most probably be then again
commissioned.

The officers and ship's company of his Majesty's late ship
Challenger were paid off yesterday.
At Spithead—Lord Lynedoch, and Recovery, convict
ship.
At St. Helen's—Wanderer.
In Harbour—Britannia, Royal George, Excellent, Pique,
Conway, "Etna, Sulphur, Harrier, Linnet, Pantaloon, and
Raven cutter.
Appointments—Mr. Richard Holden, surgeon ; Mr.
Gardner, Master's Assistant ; and Mr. Edward D. Rich,
First Class Volunteer, to the Snake. Mr. Wasey, First
Class Volunteer, of the Snake, to the Sparrowkawk (and
took passage in the Wanderer). Mr. John George Nops,
Second Master ; Mr. Christopher George, Master's Assis-
tant ; and Mr. H. S. Gibson, Clerk, to the Sulphur. Mr.
J. C. F. Evart, Extra College Mate, to the Harrier.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 23. The Pearl, 18, Commander
Nurse, arrived here on Monday evening, six days from
Lisbon, and came into Hamoaze on the following day to
have her defects made good, her fore and mainmasts being
sprung. She left the Hastings, 74, and Scorpion brig in
the Tagus. The following ships were employed on the
coast of Spain—viz., Russell, 74 ; Castor, 36 ; Ringdove,
16 ; Royalist, 10 ; Saracen, 10 ; Waterwitch, 10 ; Phoenix
steamer, and Viper schooner. Her Majesty the Queen of
Spain has two armed steamers employed on the coast, three
brigs at St. Andero, and several other armed vessels.
The Rodney, 92, Captain Hyde Parker, will be ready.
for sea the early part of next month.
The Firefly steamer will be ready for sea next week, when
she will be paid wages, and start for 'almouth, to take the
next Mediterranean mail.
The Quail cutter will be ready for sea by the end of the
month, and will sail for Portsmouth, to protect the fishery
on the French.coast.
In Hamoaze—Royal Adelaide, Rodney, Pearl, Nimrod,
Quail, and Firefly.
In the Sound—Leveret brig, waiting for orders.