The Sun.
London, England, 1850-08-01 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

RETURN TO PORTSMOUTH OF THE ROYAL
YACHT AND STROMBOLI STEAM,SLOOP.
The Stromboli, 6, steam•sloop, Commander Lord A.
Beauclerk, arrived at Spithead yesterday at balf-past
one o'clock, and soon afterwards went into harbour.
She parted company with the royal yacht Victoria and
Albert otf Cherbourg in the morning, at half past five
o'clock.

The royal yacht Victoria and Albert arrived at three
o'clock at Spithead, and went straight into harbour at
halt-past three. Lord Adolphus landed at the dockyard
to pay his respects to the Commander-in-Chief, Admiral
Sir Bladvn Capel, and to land some dispatches from
Gibraltar and Lisbon.

The yacht went into Cherbourg at half-past five
o'clock yesterday morning. Captain Lord Fitzclarence
and his friends landed, called on the authorities of the
place, and left in the yacht again at half•past nine;
making the run from Cherbourg to Portsmouth in five
and a half hours.

The Victoria and Albert, was placed in quarantine
when she went into Bordeaux on Sunday week, and re-
mained two days. She then received pratique, and
anchored off the town, where she remained till Saturday.
She went into Brest and remained twenty-four hours,
and left that harbour on Tuesday morning, arriving at
Cherbourg yesterday morning.
The royal yacht was visited at 'Bordeaux and Bres t
by a vast number of the inhabitants, who were cour-
teuusly received on board by Lord Fitzelarence, Captain
Crispin, and the officers. We hear that the inhabitants
of Cherbourg were extremely disappointed at not baying
an opportunity of seeing the British yacht, that they
might compare her with their former extolled royal
yacht the Gower. During the few hours the Victoria
and Albert remained at Cherbourg a small number of
persons were received on board.

The yacht is reported to have behaved well through-
out, and her engines have performed most satisfactorily.
Altogether she has had a most delightful and gt atifying
cruise; the only difficulty has been the procuring coals
at the French ports, and then only getting them at in-
tervals of tune and in small quantities.
Prince Edward of Saxe-Weimar, Sir G. Wombwe'l,
Bart, Sir Joseph Copley, and Colonel Tyrw hitte have
returned in her. Prince Ernest of Leiningen, late a
midshipman in the Arrogant screw-frigate, who came
in the royal yacht from Lisbon to Bordeaux, left the
yacht at the last•named place to proceed to Germany
by land.

Lord Adolphus Fitnlarence, on his return to Port:-
mouth, proceeded to Osbbrue to report his arrival and
the particulars of the interesting cruise to her Majesty.
• TEE MEDITERRANEAN FLEET.—The intelligence from
Malta to the 24th ult., announce that Sir William Par-
ker was still at Malta. The fleet was not there, but
Sir William shifted his flag from the Queen, 110, on the
14th ult., to the Firebrand, 6, steam-frigate, Captain
Kt.ox, leaving the fleet cruising outside; the Firebrand
bringing in invalids from the reception-ships for treat-
ment at the hospital. The gallant commander-in-chief
was to rejoin his threP.decked flag-ship in a day or two.
By letters from the fillet we learn that about seventy
cases of cholera had appeared in the ships under the im-
mediate command of Sir W. Parker; but the number
was daily diminishing. The total number of deaths had
not exceeded thirty. The flag-ship Queen, 110, Captain
Wise, bad suffered most.

Mr. Stanhope G. Price has been appointed naval cadet
to'the Inflexible steam-sloop, for the West Indies.
Desperate steam-frigate, at Sheerness, is ordered to
alive a distilling galley for 200 men supplied to her from
E'Ortsmoutb.

Greenock iron screw steam-frigaie, having bad some
alteration made in her boilers, and taken in ballast to
immerse her six inches deeper, 12 feet 6 inches forward
and 15 feet 6 inches abaft, was taken out again round
the Eddystone on Tuesday, when she answered much
better. She is reported to bare gone about very quickly,
and almost in her own length. Her speed is stated to be
somewhat improved; but it should be borne in mind that
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was a most beautiful day, without any sea or wind.

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remains at Sheerness until the Alban steam-tench!. is
reuly to proceed to Port Royal. The Inflexible is a
few hands short of her full complement of 160
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us stated. Commander Ewan has joined, and her ad-
vanced complement of 370, it i 5 hoped, will soon be fur-
nished to her.

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