The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-23 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

(From the Hampshire Telegraph.)
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 21.—The Cleopatra, 28, Hon.
Captain Grey, is expected at this port, from the eastward,
on her way to Rio de Janeiro.
The Madagascar, 46 guns, will be commissioned in a few
days at this port, by Captain Bruce.
The Pearl, 20, and Nimrod, 20, will most probably pro-
ceed in a few days to reinforce our squadron on the north
coast of Spain.
The Lark schooner, Lieutenant Edward Barnett, arrived
from the eastward on Sunday, and sailed again with super-
numeraries for the Rodney at Plymouth.
The Quail cutter arrived on Sunday, to complete pro-
visions, and sailed on Wednesday to resume her station off
Brighton.
The Raven yawl has this week been commissioned as a
surveying vessel, and is to accompany the Etna.
The Jupiter (with Lord Auckland, the Governor-Gene-
ral of India on board) arrived at Madeira on the 13th of
October from Spithead.
The London (Turner), and Tulloch Castle (Briggs), ar-
rived on Tuesday, from London for Jamaica ; the Mary
(Beachcroft), • for Van Diemen's Land ; and the Charles
Brook (Bell), for St. Vincent's, on the same day ; on Wed-
nesday the Apollo (Milne), and, on Thursday, the Emerald
(Nelson) both from London, for Grenada.
At Spithead—None.
In Harbour—Britannia, Royal George, Excellent, Etna,
Sulphur, Starling, and Raven.
Appointments—Lieut. T. R. Sulivan, to the Speedy
cutter ; Lieut. W. Blount, Mr. C. T. Doyle, mate, Mr.
Alexander Paterson, Assistant-Surgeon, and Mr. H. Ma-
pleton, Second Master, to the Hermes ; Lieut. W. Robson,
to the Phoenix ; Lieut. E. G. Fanshawe. to the Hastings ;
Lieut. R. Morgan, to the Rodney ; Mr. J. Shaw, Assis-
tant-Surgeon, to the Lark ; Mr. J. Paul, Second Master,
to the Quail ; Mr. Barnes, Assistant-Surgeon, to the
Ranger ; Mr. Thomas Bellett, Assistant-Surgeon, to the
Leveret ; Mr. John Coulter, Surgeon, re-appointed to the
Etna, vice Mr. Mitchell Thompson (whose appointment is
cancelled) ; Mr. Benjamin Heather, Purser, vice Archer,
and Mr. A. W. Quilan, Master and Pilot, vice J. T. Dor-
mer (whose appointment is cancelled), to the Sulphur ;
Lieut. Ingledue, Supernumerary of the Excellent, and
Lieut. A. W. Jerningham, to be Lieutenants of the Ex-
cellent ; Mr. G. F. C. Bateman, Clerk's Assistant of the
Quail cutter, to be Clerk of the Clio ; Mr. Charles C.
Grey, Midshipman, to the Cleopatra ; Lieut. F. J. Nott,
to the Etna ; Mr. C. F. A. Shadwell, mate to the Excel-
lent ; 4r. E. H. Weale, to be Supernumerary Assistant-
Surgeon of the Britannia ; Messrs. W. H. Pike, Second
Master, J. 0. Goodridge, Assistant-Surgeon, and Thomas
Littleton, Clerk in Charp, to the Raven ; Mr. R. T. C.
Scott, to be Assistant-Surgeon of the Etna.

We intended it to be fully understood that the Admiralty
Board desired, ,in an official form, that their approbation
should be expressed to the Captain, Officers, and crew of the
Pique, for their exertions and seamen-like conduct, in con-
ducting that ship across the wide Atlantic. From circum-
stances, however, we fear that it is not so generally under-
stood—we, therefore, give the letter of Admiral Sir Thomas
Williams to the Hon. Captain Rous, on that occosion :
" Britannia, in Portsmouth Harbour, Nov. 3.

' SHI,—On the paying off of the Pique,`the Lords Com-
missioners of the Admiralty are desirous of expressing their
approbation of the conduct of yourself, and of the Officers
and crew under your command, in extracting the Pique
from the perilous situation she was in, when on shore on
the coast of Labrador, and on her subsequent voyage home,
under circumstances of great difficulty, and such as required
skill, and exertions - of no ordinary kind ; and you will,
therefore, receive and communicate their Lordships' senti-
ments to the Officers and crew of his Majesty's ship Pique,
under your command, accordingly.
I am, Sir, your humble servant,
(Signed) " THOS, 'WILLIAMS, Admiral.
" Captain the Hon. Henry John Rous, H.M.S. Pique."
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 19.—The Rodney?, 92, Captain Hyde
Parker, bent sails yesterday morning, and soon after eleven
clock went out of the Sound. She will sail on Saturday, it
is supposed, for Barcelona. The Waterwitch, 10, Lieut.
Adams, arrived here on Thursday last, from St. Andero,
whence she sailed on the 4th inst. She came into Hamoaze
the next day to be docked, to have her bottom examined,
having touched the ground near St. Andero. The Arab
transport arrived from the Eastward on Friday, and em-
barked troops next day ; she sailed on Sunday for Barba-
does. • The Hamoaze lighter sailed on Friday for Falmouth,
with stores for the ships in the Tagus. The Lark survey-
ing vessel arrived on Tuesday. The James Watt arrived
on Tuesday, in four days from Corunna, whither she had
taken 1.5,000 stand of arms and ammunition, for the service
of the Queen of Spain, from London. She took in a supply
of coals, and started again yesterday for London. She
brings no news.
In Hamoaze—Royal Adelaide, Nimrod, Pearl, Water-
witch, Falmouth, and Swail lighters.
In the Sound—Rodney, Lark, and Diligence.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MARYLEBONE.

A young woman, who gave her name Ann Johnson, was
brought before Mr. HOSKINS. She was caught in the act
of attempting to drown herself, and was sent, with the Ma-
gistrates' respects, to the officers of her parish, Hendon, re-
questing that she might be sent to work immediately, and
the harder the work the better.

The dispute between Messrs. Ayres and Cloughtman,
the rival clerks at the Tottenham-court-road Chapel, again
came under the notice of the Bench, the parties not having
been enabled to arrive at an amicable adjustment of the
question as to which should give out the hymns at the
Chapel. In addition to the information against Mr. Clought-
man for disturbing the congregation, but in particular Mr.
Ayres, the " old original clerk," on the 25th ult., there was
a second charge against him for a similar offence at a sub-
sequent period.

Messrs. Adolphus, Phillips, and Clarkson, were in atten-
dance, pro and con., and after the examination of a number
of witnesses, the first complaint was dismissed, and in the
latter Mr. Cloughtman was. held to bail for his appearance
at the sessions.