The Sun.
London, England, 1835-07-20 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

(From the Hampshire Telegraph.)
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 18.—The Imogene, 28, Captain
Price Black Wood, arrived on Sunday, from the East In-
dies, having been upivards of four years in commission. The
Imogene left Bombay on the 7th March ; Ponte de Galle,
on the 23d March ; Cape of Good Hope, 20th May ; and
Ascension on the 7th June, at which island the Pelican,
18, Commander Popham, had just arrived from England.
The lalegene sailed for Plymouth on 'Wednesday, to be
paid off. -
The Curacoa, 20, Captain Dunn, arrived on Sunday at
Spithead, from Bengal, having on board the late Governor-
Ocneral of India, Lord Cavendish Bentinck, and suite.
His Lordship landed the same day, in renovated health,
the voyage having had a most beneficial effect on him. The
Curacoa left the Hoogley on the 21st of March, leaving
there the Orient, Duchess of Anglesey, and Larkins In-
diamen. The Susan had left for England the previous day;
she spoke the City of Edinburgh at St. Helena ; and the
Duke of Sussex within four degrees of the Line. The ship
Malcolm had passed St. Helena. The Curacoa sailed on
Tuesday, for Chatham, to be paid off.
The London Merchant, steamer, came into harbour this
morning, from San Sebastian, which port she left on Wed-
nesday last, having conveyed to Spain, with the Royal Tar,
steamer, which arrived here on Thursday, 800 men who
have volunteered for the service of the young Queen of
Spain, under the command of Colonel Chichester, and who
were comfortably lodged in barracks close to the town.
The Pique,'36, Hon. Capt. Rous, will sail on- Tuesday,
with the Commissioners to Canada.—Sir G. Gipps, and
Mr. Elliot, the Secretary, are already arrived at the George
GosfOrd and Sir C. Grey will be here on
Monday.

The Harrier, 18, Commander Vassal!, was paid off OP
Wednesday.
The Scylla arrived on the 2d June at Barbadoes ; the
Rainbow at Jamaica on 6th June. The Wasp sailedirom
Jamaica on 29th May, for Carthagena ; and the Larne 00
the 3d June, on a cruise.

The Espoir brig, Lieut. Riley, arrived at Plymouth; from
Lisbon, on Wednesday. The Hastings and Tweed were
lying at anchor in the Tagus on the sth instant.
The Camelean brig, Lieut. Bradley, arrived at Falmouth
on Thursday, from Santander, which place she: left a
the Friday preceding, with dispatches. The Nimrod re-
mained cruising off the coast.
The Barham, Capt. Corry, was at St. Andero on the
9th instant, with the Castor and Clio.
The Melville, 74, Captain Hart, will be paid off on
Thursday.
The Seaflower, Lieut. Morgan, sailed on Monday for
Weymouth ; she returned on Thursday, and on the same
day proceeded to Falmouth, whence she will take de'
spatches, if necessary.
The Vulcan, steam revenue vessel, Lieut. Connor, sailed
on Tuesday for Weymouth.
The Earl of Roden, steam-vessel, arrived on Thursday
from the river, with 100 men for the Auxiliary Spanish
Legion.
The Malabar, Capt. Tucker, left Gravesend 16th list'
and will embark passengers early next week for Bombsis%
The Marquis of Hastings, Capt. Clarkson, is daily expecte('
at Spithead, also to embark passengers for Bombay.
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The Westminster, of 650 tons, one of the regular line of
London and New York Packets, left Gravesend yesterderf
and will embark passengers at Spithead, on Monday, feta
New York. The London, Capt. Wimble, having embarke
passengers and stock, sailed yesterday for Bengal.
The London, for Bengal, arrived on Wednesday. from
the river, and having .embarked her passengers, proceedell
on her voyage. The Madras, Capt. Beach, from Madras'
passed by to-day for London.
It is reported that the Rodney will be commissioned by
Capt. Hyde Parker ; the Vanguard by Capt. Serle, and thn
Cleopatra by Capt. Hon. G. Grey.
At Spithead.—Pique.
In Harbour.—Victory, Royal George, Excellent, gel'
ville, and Magicienne.
PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.—Lieutenant Henri
William Crauford, of the Melville, to the rank of Conitator
der ; Lieut. Cumby, Mr. A. B. M‘Lean, master, Mr. Ad
J. Kynaston, midshipman, and Messrs. Strangeways on,
Maitland, College midshipmen, to the Russell ; LieL"
Charles Hall to the Ordinary at Sheerness ; Lieut. C. r;
Ross, and Lieut. Robert Taylor, of the Victorine, R.C.st
the Coast Guard ; Lieut. Henry :Carne, from the Cost
Guard, to the Victorine ; Rev. E. Petman, chord
lain, to the Ocean ; Mr..J. C. Bowman, assistant-surges
of Plymouth Hospital, and Mr. T. Carroll, supernalY
rary assistant-surgeon of the San Josef, to be supernal:.
rary assistant surgeons of the Winchester ; Mr. A. 'to
Curnor, and Mr. Edward Groves, assistant..surgeono,,
the San Josef, Mr. Blewett, clerk to the Winchester • Ow
W. Jackson boatswain, to the Zebra, vice Geo. Easter.
brook, invalided.
ROYAL MARINES.—CoIoneI Lewis, from the Plymouth
Division is appointed Commandant of the Portsmouth It
vision, vice Colonel Sir Richard Williams, K. C. 8., 1"/
has retired on full-pay. Lieutenant- Colonel Hornby,
this division, succeeds Colonel Lewis as second in cell'
mand of the Plymouth Division ; Major Marshall suaoo'
Colonel Hornby, and Major Parry,succeedt Major Die,r,
shall at this Divison ; and Captain Spry, from the unto.
tached pay, is brought in upon full pay, vice Major Pai
His Majesty's Ship, Pike, Lieutenant Brooking, sail
e,
on Thursday for the West Indies, taking out Superuo4,
raries and Boys from the ordinary for the .squidron!
vacancies have been already filled up, by the .pntry
boys in the ordinary here. "
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We hear that the Russell, 74, is to be commissiou_A
at Sheerness, by Capt. Sir W. H. Dillon, K. C. H., IT:
that the Vanguard, 80, about to be launched at Pernbruo"
will be brought forward for commissioning at Portsmouth'

(From the Devonport Telegraph.) .
DEITONPORT, SATURDAY, JULY 18.—Captain Jatn-Lee
Gordon, 8.R.W., has succeeded to the command of t':is
Coast Guard, Fowey District, in the room of CaPt°
George Pierce, R.N., whose term of service has oxpireil•rd
The Hope transport sailed on Thursday for Waterf°l,i;
to bring round to this port the 32d depot, destined for tP
garrison.
Ships in Docks—Royal Adelaide, Agincourt, WellesleP
Druid, and Fisguard.
At the Jetties--Talavera, Captivity, Pylades,lr°

and Leveret.
Remaining in Hamoaze—San Josef, Diligence, naval
transport.
In Barnpool—Falcon, yacht.
At Spithead—Pique, having been at this port 108 dargi.
In Harbour—Victory, Melville, Royal George, E 5113
lent, Magicienne, Portsmouth, Gossamer and En!er
tenders.

OUTRE VIER ; on, A PILGRIMAGE TO .1.--ne
OLD Worti.D.—" The resemblance between the style and t(.114
of mind of the writer of this new work, and Washington blithe
is very remarkable; they seem to look at objects exactly in
same way, to be conscious of the same class of expressi°iiej
and to deal with their subjects in the same mood of rptt
reality and romance, giving to the ideal a form of life, Yet
heightening truth with the colours of the imagination.
the author of Outre Mer' is not an imitator; he is, "l
original as his prototype, the likeness is in a taste de,„ti`;l,-6
from nb:ture, and cultivated, perhaps, in the footsteps 6' 0
author of the Sketch Book.' These volumes will serve bo
spells to open the hearts of all to the sympathies whith t
poetical mind discovers with the beautiful. They have charmt%
us into a drcaat of other times and distant places, and ;1o
cannot wish to Our readers a purer pleasure than they W
derive from a pet is.ll of their pages."—Atlas

BIRTHS.
On the 9th inst., at Alnenham, Hertfordshire, the How Sl*
Charles Boulton, of a son, still-horn.
NI. • the lady of Major W. F. Tinlingf

On the 17th inst., at Bath, . Ly of Mak,
a daughter. ild 1
On the 13th inst., in Montagu-dace, Montagu-square, the
of S. Steward, Esq., of a Still. ti
On the 17th inst.., in Manchester-square, the lady of Sir gel"
Lambert, Bart., of a daughter.
On the 17th inst., Mrs. John Wright, V.orehester-terrace,
13315'
water, of a daughter, ir if ;4,
On the 16th inst., at Hammersmith, the lady of Arthur I' 3"-e
Esq., of a son. d $'
On the "16th inst., at Springfield, Norwood, bars. Richar
Townsend, of a daughter.
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