The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-31 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

TirmorTn, OCT. 30.—The Jas,etir went to the
Sound from Ilternoaze, on Thorsdiiv, and tailed 7N-
terday for the Cupe and the East Indies_
The Sparrow cutter, Lieut. i‘l,ll-at, arrived on
Friday from Portsmouth, with 7,000!. in surer
specie for the Duck-yard, and sailed on Mondiiy
for Portmouth, with supernumeraries and . Royal.
Marines.

The Lightning steam-vessal, Lieut. Bissett, :era
tired here on Monday, from the River, with 70,0001.
which she turned over to the Jasseur in the SoUnd
for conveyance to the Cape of Good Hope and the
Mauritius.—The Lightning returned to the River
yesterday, with' a crew for the Lapwing packet-lA-4T,
fitting at Chatham.
The Royalist tender, Lieutenant Robi;Hard, sailed
on Tuesday for Gibraltar, with several mibtary me-
dical officers, &c. for the garrison, where, by the last
accounts, sickness continues to rage under the moat
distressing circumstances.
APPOINTMENTS.—Lieut. Samuel Williams, and
Mr. Philip Winsor, Purser, to the Despatch. Lieut.
Henry Johnstone, William Flynne, G. T. Smyth,
and W. Porter, and Assistant-Surgeon John Kirk,
to the Hyperion. Lieut. R. Fitzroy, to be Flag-
Lieutenant to Admiral Sir R. W. Otway.
Moore, to the Thetis.
Mr. W. 13. Page, of Stonehouse, is appointed
Purser of the Warspite, on her re-commissioning.
Mr. W. 11. Breay, of this town, is appointed Purser
of the Cruizcr, at Chatham, commissioned by Lord
F. Beanclerk.

Mr. Wm. Eales, Purser, has been appointed to
the Jasseur, by Admiral; Earl Northesk, to relieve
Mr. R. Green.

The Blenheim razee, of 50 guns, and elnac'Oa
frigate, are to be immediately commissicncd in the
River. A Captaiß and four subalterns of the Rod
Marine corps have quitted the Portsmouth division,
to be embarked in those ships.
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His Majesty's ship Rifleman sailed from Smyrna
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Sept. The Alacrity has arrived at Voutla. The
Fairy arrived 'at Jamaica from Chagres, on the 10th
August, and sailed on the 12th for Nassau, New
Espcigle, from ditto; on the 24th ditto. The Grass-
hopper from Honduras, on the 25th -do., and Zephyr,
from Falmouth, and Jacnael on the 31st ditto. 'file
Tribune arrived at Bermuda from this Port on the
30th July, and sailed the 12th August far South
America. The Barham arrived at Bermuda from
Nassau on the Ist August. The Columbine :mid.
Arathne from a cruise on the 19th August, and Tyne
and Rifleman, from Halifax, on the 21st August.
The Galatea arrived at Madeira, from Portsmouth,
on the 13th September, and sailed the 18th for
Rio Janeiro. The Columbine arrived at Newfound-
land from Halifax on the 20th Sept. and Tyne on
the 25th ditto. The Tweed would_ sail from Mau-
ritius for the Cape
.tome time in August ~%ith Sri
Lowry Cele and suite. The Satellite, sailed from
Calcutta, for Madras, the 10th of May.

peetation in the, hope a one of the gaJest ~.,...
THE Dusi,lN THEATRE.—(Extract of a
Irtter front' Dublin, Oct. 27.)--" We are all here on the
Our public-spirited Vicanor las
given'proof that he comes here to spend, not to save hi%
prinoely income. The agitation in the provinces, like (ha
galr vetting info the Bay, is sure to fill Dublin. to an over-
No., as the purchase of our Theatre Royal will find to
hie benefit; , for it. it ii. rernzakahle fact, that during the
heat of the rebellion, our Patentee Betted above B,Coot,
"'lt IMAStm."
:ioP ots °e
Dublinofez ever saw.