The Sun.
London, England, 1826-08-12 00:00:00

DEATH of VICE -ADM IR if: WO-CI-I:I

We are sorry to record the death of Thomas W°llll:plerh
Vice-Admiral of the White Squadron of His y► th.
which melancholy event took place at Brusaeisi'l°ll6°
the
This instant, in the 68th year of his age. • t-f
This respectable Officer wee actively employed dorlintipr
French war in the command of the Arefrhusui sl'4l 4ubseilr°l 1431
in the last war, served es
nag Captein to the Ist• AaP3i ,ofi
Wm' Young, during part of the period of that ()dicer.
nand at Plymouth.
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He was promoted to the rank of Seer-Admits' 0° i Aegoots
August, 1811, and to that of Vice-Admiral on the 1 Atilt
1919, but had never hoisted his flag. Net rr7d two
Francklytt, of Bath, by whom he ha* left tw° 411/ssl
daughters.

BIRTII.--011 the itl 'mum at' oodhail
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He " e
as) the Hon. Mrs. Alexander Leslie Alelvil
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bourt.Mattial!,wts held on board.
His Majesty'l ship 13ritintlia,' to try Sirjrint'Stinmer, of thelltryal
Marine Artillery, for having, on the 12th of June link! aluantity.
of spirits secreted in his chest, whilst-ietving on board-the Dryad.
The Cost was Of oinion, that the-fact of there having been a
quantity of sOits secreted in ,the chest of the prisoner was proved';
but it did not appear that the pawner had any knoWledge of such.
fact ; the :court, 'theidfotie, did adjudge him to be acquitted.
Captain King, President. . •
Sailed the lit'arnble cutter, Lientenant Pavelit the Cameleon,
Captain, Serinotni, WM la promoted to the rank of-Captain, flirt
hty nff; she reemnraissioned for Channel service by Commander
Cotton, ,late rlig-tieutenant at Portsmouth. Went, into the
Sound the Trinculo sloop of 18 guns, commanded by Captain
Patten, and; as soon as possible, will sail for the Cork station.
The Mutine a:44 Sheldiike are ithoul being brought fonvard for
"miniiiionitii as packets. : In liamoase, the 'Britannis,,Windsor
Cast3e, Forte, Pelortis and Cameleon. In the Sound, the Dryad,
Trinetdo, Cadmus, and Bittern.

FROM LLOYD'S.—(Twis DAT.)
Dovza, Ana. 11.—Arrived off the Porte the Florida, Delano,
hom Batavia, sailed the 18th April ; thoilatues Scott was the only
British ship in Port, having put in with loss of masts, SO days
from Sincapore, for London; 'spoke the 18th of April, off Angier,
the Honourable Company's ship Orient, front Canton; on the 7th
of August, in• long. 5.' 45, spok. the Countess of. Harcourt, home-
ward-bound, reports the Honourable ..Company's ship Charles
Grant had been on shore near Angier, had received damage, and
would be obliged to go to Bombay to repair : vessels had been dis-
patched front Batavia to tier assistance, but they were too late.
Potursuoterit,• AUG. 11.—Wind W.—Arrived H. M. S.
Ringdove, from Jamaica and New York•; H. M. S. Dispatch,
from Sierra Leone; Hopewell, Parent, from Jamaica; Kains
transport, from Plymouth ; John, Kirk, from London for Buenos
Ayres ; Sophia, Barclay, ditto, for Bengal. Passed by, the Onyx
transport for Valparaiso, and Baltic Merchant, for Bermuda.
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Puratotrrit, AUG. W.—Wind N.—Passed by, Britannia,
Redpath, from Quebec.
nUtOUT.H, Aug. 10.—Wind N.—Off,the Port, the Duke of
Marlborough packet, from Lisbon. Sailed,. the Cora trader, for
London.