The Sun.
London, England, 1845-10-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. ,tot
The Ringdove, 16 (sloop), arrived at Spithead, from the 7001
Africa, yesterday forenoon, under the command of Li_tu,vage
Walter Need, First Lieut3nant of the Actmon, 26, Captaiu:o4,.
Manse! having been appointed acting to the command of th'
dove by Captain Manse! on the death of Sir W. Daniell. ;be'
The gallant Sir William Daniell died at Sierra Leone "- re;
15th of September, from disease of the lungs, much to the 10;
of the officers and the ship's company, whom he had aorignapw
three years and eight months, and by whom he was greed/ow
loved. Sir William was a commander of 1826, and made
.„1,.
nant in 1813, in which latter rank he served on board tbellai"—
the Queen Charlotte, at the battle of Algiers. ISO'
The Ringdove was commissioned on the 26th of Januar!)" er,
when she proceeded to the West India statiOn; She was,
and
ordered to the coast of Africa about fifteen months since,
been there until this time. She has been healthy, and refer' pot
vourably of the state of health of the squadron on the station d:
the
much sickness had prevailed. The surgeon (Dr. MacknA an ua
paymaster and purser (Mr. Drury), are the only principal oifieets
board who left England in her. hig bg
The Actaeon, 6,, Captain Manse!, was at Sierra Leone te",.- re,
Ringdove left. Captain Manse! had been ill, but was rapid', "
covering.
The Waterwitch, 8, Commander Birch, was left by the RinWe
at the Gallinas, all well.
Tue l
STEAM-SLOOP ECLAIR ANDIHE FEVER.—It has been .„„ortol
that one or two of the seamen employed in clearing out the
en
fortunate steam-sloop the Eclair, at Standgats Creek, WI tilibis
the fever. We have no positive authority for contradicting
i ere
assertion ; but if they-had, they are now convalescent, for 3'l

reported well and hoping for an early pratique.
Lieutenant Charles S. Haswell, late in command of the resin::
cutter the Fox, on the expiration of service on board OA
has been appointed to the coast station of St. Mawes, C""fors
vice Harries, deceased. Lieutenant Haswell has been WWI rid
in the Coast-guard service, afloat and ashore, and is fairly
to the annual promotion.
,A in to
Lieutenant Edward Thornborough Harries (1837) • bt
mand of the Coast-guard station, St. Maws, Cornwall/ fu.

since. don'
• The Trafalgar, 120, arrived at the Nore from PI
Friday night, and saluted the admiral on Saturday morninTnior,
with Captain Nott, went out the same day in the Ott
towed by the African, steamer, and mustered and insPec' ibs
ship's company; he also exercised them firing in division
has discharged the greater part of her powder, and is exPe°.-.
go into Sheerness Harbour In a day or two. oaf
The St. Vincent, 120, Captain Rowley, went [into Pore.
Harbour, yesterday morning, and took up her old Position off rdsl
port) she will partially unrig, and will be paid off °Drool
next, when she will be re-commissioned by Captain Sir ~.4sll
Grant, and will then hoist the flag of the Commander-in-C''
Charles Ogle, Bart.
Plymouth,
who
The Vanguard, 80, Captain Willes, was taken out of Portsmo
shs
basin, alongside her hulk th Victorious, yesterday moraing•esd an
is receiving her provisions and stores, and will go to SOU'
Thursday.
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The Or--

Ane Jcean, 80, Captain-superintendent Arthur, io the
Sheerness, did not go out of dock till Monday ; she Is ":',goel
lot
basin painting, and is having her qualter• deck ports en`—
her guns.
4AE of Resf'
The President, 50, Captain Stanley, re-hoisted the --',he COP
Admiral Dacres, at Portsmouth, and saluted the flag or `l",et, the
wander-in-Chief, Sir Charles Ogle, yesterday morninible
Victory, 104, guard-ship, returned, hoisting (pro tO5 fl rret
ral's flag at the main. It is now positively stated that !, join the
dent will sail with the Vanguard, under her orders, noel .0"
fleet of two.deckers, on whose capabilities and sailing V'
miral Dacres will make a report. st rat"
An
The Ajax, 72, has been brought into the vacant ••--
mouth, to have her copper stripped off. i!ealreir#
The Eagle, 50, Captain Martin, C. B. with the --- J.
Admiral Inglefleld, C.B. ; the Melampus, 42, CaPrainhiebl3ll4;!,
Campbell; the Curnoa, 20, Captain Sir Thomas rat
the Philomel, 6 surveying vessel, Commander Stillin'"oo%,
Firebrand steam frigate, CaptainhHope, were left off ]I ojo
August 20. The Acorn, Racer, and Dolphin, papal
been there by that time.
et le Shlerr°
The Juno, 26, Captain Patrick Blake, has not y- or
Harbour. She bent sails on Monday, but no Part The
er go;
fixed for her sailing. It will be an early one, howev•ouo
damanthus steamer, Master Commander T. IL Dr
On
men from Cork for her on Monday.
h, 'ls otrio,ter,
,
The Conway, 26, Captain Kelly, arrived at `,,housen'
the 16th of August. She detained the Comet, Wll`.- e lit
from Madagascar, and brought her to the Mauridur• on t-
h
The Racer, 16, Commander Rees, left Buenos AP—
of August, for Monte Video.
The Acorn, 16, Commander Bingham, left -- "Pos,AYoo'
A I
• ,
Monte Video, August S. art iv
The Wasp, 16 (sloop), Commander S. H. 141"h e-
0
Helena from Ascension on the 10th of September' weetr",tpr/,'
The Kingfisher, 12, Commander Brown, sol, Sbe,nfricti
head on Monday, by Admiral Sir Charles OS'e' oil t"-
30 supernumeraries and 25 boys for distributiond 011000.1004
squadron; she will be paid advance to day, :sc°oololed
txten
morrow for
of the Penelope, Ascensio
22,nsteam-frigate., taking out dispatches Or
pon
her
, ced to
The Nautilus, 10, Licut.-Ccmmander J2ll, and Pra
left
out of dock yesterday morning ; she wr:lreu"
SUlT}van,
station off the coast of Sussex. wander
The Philomel, 6, surveying-vessel, a- t, Le,iogr,
Buenos Ayres for Colonia on the Ist of Aug- der g'
The Dolphin, 3, brigantine, Lieut.-0)0°7" sat "-,,,°-/tfrei
sailed from Buenos Ayres for Monte Video on left Pen-
The Gorgon, steam-sloop, Captain 'Lothar',
for England on the 24th of August.