The Sun.
London, England, 1828-08-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, Aun. 14.—Vice-Admiral Sir E.
Codrington was at Corfu, on the 16th July last, he
would on the arrival of Sir Pulteney Malcolm, shift
his flag to the Warspite, which ship will bring him
to England, where he may be expected early in
September.
The Basilisk cutter, 10, Lieut. Chimley, sailed
early on Monday morning to rejoin the squadron in
Torbay.
The Contiance steam vessel, Lieut. James, sailed
early on Monday morning to proceed to the squa-
dron in Torbay; and the Pearl, 20, Commander G.
Blake, arrived on Sunday afternoon, on her way
from Cork, to join the same squadron.
A part of the Russian squadron, which passed in
sight of Plymouth on the Ist instant, parted from
their Commander-in-Chief on Friday, off Scilly, in
foul weather, and anchored in the Sound on Monday
morning, for water, provisions, and to repair damages.
The ships arrived are, the Czar Constantine, 74, Com-
modore Butachoff; Vladimir, 74, Capt. Groen ;
Emanuel, 64, Capt. Kiechkin ; Olga, 44, Capt. Siven-
koff ; Alexandre, 44, Captain Baron Schlipperback ;
and Maria, 44, Capt. Ishcarin. The Constantine's
mainmast is sprung. We understand they fully ex-
pected to have found their Commander-in-Chief
here, in the Champgenoause, 84.

lii Ilamoaze—Windsor Castle, Meteor, King-
fisher, Leveret, Bramble, Sparrow.
At the Islund—Nightingale.
In the Sound—Constantine, Vladimir, Emanuel,
Alexander, Olga, and Maria.

His Royal Highness the Duke of CAM-
BRIDGE visited the National Repository, Charing-cross,
yesterday (Thursday), and remained nearly two hours ex-
amining and inspecting, in the minutest manner, the
various new and improved specimens of British manufac-
tures, with the numerous models, machinery, and engines,
which now fill this extensive plce; among which the
.yeaving.in the silk and ribbon loom, and the lithographic
printing, excited his particular attention, on observing the
various processes of which his Royal Highness expressed
the greatest pleasure, while his ;Recriminating inquiries
into the minutest details of some of the most complicated
machinery and engines now used in our factories, evinced
the lively interest his Royal Highness feels in the prosperity
and success of our artisans and manufacturers.

The Earl of CHESTERFIELD arrived in Lon-
don yesterday from Windsor, and after remaining in town
some hours, set out for Brighton, accompanied by Mrs.
Fox LANE; they will sail this day in the steamer for
Dieppe.

Madame CARADORI is engaged for seven
musical festivals which take place in England this year, at
the conclusion of which she proceeds to the Continent, to
sustain the duties of prima donna at Venice or Rome, from
both,of which places she has received proposals. In the
spring, Madame CAKADOIII will resume her station at the
Ancient Concerts.

Miss MACAULEY, we learn, will preach P.eXt
Sunday afternoon, at Grub-street Chapel, on CORDER'S
crime and execution, which she touched or. in the conclu-
sion of her discourse last Sunday.--Morning Paper.
THEIPICTURESQUE OF CORDER'S CASE.—
The next number of the SPECTATOR will contain " the
Picturesque of CORDER'S Case," illustrated by Engravings
on wood, from Sketches by Mr. GEORGE CRUICESHANK.
An early impression of the SpEcTATen, for the country, is
published in time for the post of Saturday evening. F. C.
AVEsmav, 159, Strand. Orders received by all Newsmen
and Post masters.

CORDER'S EXECUTION.--The WEEKLY
DISPATCH of Sunday next will contain the best account of
CORDER'S behaviour after receiving sentence ; also of his
Execution and the Dissection of his Body. Every Pur-
chaser of the DISPATCH of that day will receive an Engrav-
ing Gratis, containing a perfect representation of the
Execution, with a correct Likeness of CORDER. as he ap-
peared on the Scaffold, the Clergyman, Governor of the
Gaol, and the Executioner, taken on the spot, by the cele-
brated Mr. J. LtsLE, for this Paper exclusively. The
DISPATCH may be had of all Newsmen, and at the Office,
139, Fleet-street.—Advertisers are respectfully requested
to bring their Advertisements on or before Friday evening.
UNLUCKY RENCONTRE.—.A rather ludicrous
scene presented itself in the neighbourhood of Pitt-street
yesterday evening week.
out When the people were coming
of church,
one of those heavy showers which have been
so frequent of late came on, and pelted most unmercifully
the numerous holiday suits that were exposed to its mis-
chievous fury. Several young women, in order to save
their finery, ran as fast as their legs would carry them, in
the hope of reaching their homes with as little damage as
possible from the rain. But, oh, dire mishap ! five or six
of them whose road happened to lie in the same direction,
running with all their might, just as they turned a corner
came plump upon the vanguard of a drove of pigs. They
could not stop themselves—amongst the pigs they ran, and
amongst them they fell. A gallant youth, who saw the
predicament the ladies were in, rushed valiantly to their
assistance, but shared the fats of the ladies.—Liverpool
Albion.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.