The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-03 00:00:00

ROYAL WAVt.

We. published yesterday a •List of Naval Promotioni.
The following is one of
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.

Fahie to the joint command of the• Lee-
ward Islands and Halifax stations.
CAPTAINS—A/UW(I to the Argus; P. B. King ▪
to the
Bathurst surveying vessel ; Archibald M'Lean to the, Beaver ;
Sir Murray Maxwell to the Bulwark; W. G. Martin to the
Bustard ; John E. Walcott to the Carnation ; Wm. Hendry
the Dotterel ; Wm. Simpson to the Gannett ; C. C. Parker to
the Harlequin ; Thos. Herbert to the Icarus; Alex. Skne t
the Impregnable; Sir Robert Mends to the- Iphigenia ; W. F
Owen to the Leven ; the Earl of Huntingdon to the Medina;
Thomas J. Maling to the Northumberland ; Jatnes Couch to
the Perseus ; D. C. Clavering to the Pheasant ; Edward Brace
to the Bamilies ; Fred. Marryatt to the Rosario ; Sir Jahlee'
Brenton to the Royal Charlotte yacht ; Charles Adams to the
Royal Sovereign yacht ; William Maude to the Salisbury ;
Thomas Huskisson to the Semiramis ; Charles Phillips to the "
Spey; Th9mas Coe to the Toes; Chas. Dashwood to the Wind-
sor Castle.

LIEUTENANTS—James Puckford to the Alacrity ; A ug,us

:us Arabin • and D. P. Innis, to the Argus :,,F. Bedwell to

the Bathurst, surveying vessel ; James Walmslcy to d e
Beaver ; Edward Wavell; and Cha-les S. Jackson, to the
Bann ; William Clay to the Brazen ;C.J. F. Newton to
the Brisk ; W. Jones (c), George Pierce, W. Morris (b), John
H. Bond, and J. W. Aldridge, to the Bulwark ; C. H. Gard-
ner, and W., G. H. Whish, to the Bustard ; C. Croker, and W.'
Strover, to the Carnation ; Thomas Dilke to. the Cherokee ; J.
Eager to the Clinker ; E. Tolcher to the Cyrene ; E. B. Stew-
art, and T. Cooke (a), to the . Dotterel ; W. F. Smith to the
Esk ; S.D. Mercer to the_Forte; Joseph Roche, and H. Gossett,

to the Harleqo ; Sampson Ed wards to the Heron ;T. Stopford

to the Hyperion ; S. P. Tweed, and M. Mitchell, to the Icarus ;
St. J. Mildrnay, P. Stokes, E. S. Clerkson, and C. P. Coppin,-to
the Iphigenia A. T. E. Vidall, W. Mudge, and T. Boteler, to
the Leven ; W. 3lansell to the i%lorgiana; F.. Edwin to the Myr-
midon ; J. Edgecom be to the Nautilus ; J. Everard to the Nimrod;

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W. J. Cole, S. H. Bowker, John 11. Boteler, and Richard
Meredith, io•the Northumberland.; James Sabben and P. S.
Manico to the Perseus; James Still to the Pheasant; E. R.
P. Mainwaring, W. R. Hughes, James Bradley, and James
B. L. Hay to the Rarnilics ; William Doveton and W. 0.
Wheatley to the Rosario; Henry blaingy and George N.

King to the Royal George.yacht; William. Picking, Joseph
R. Thomas, Edward Belcher, and George Dunsfocd to the
Salisbury; John Monday, Henry Ogle, and Andrew Hoseason
to the Semiramis; Mark .Kent,. John Wheeler, ard Michael
Dickson to the Severn ; Thomas H. Rothery to the Spey ; W.

W. Pennyfather to the Surinam; Williorn.ltichardson to th,
command of the Surly cutter ; James C. Burnett to the Sy-
Mlle ; James Wilkinson, John Kingcome, and the Hon. G. I.
Cavendish to the Tees; Wm. Hobson to the Tyne ; H. F.
Greville to the Vigo ; S. E. Cook and John Somerville to the
Windsor Castle. •

PURSERS—Mr. Arthur Earle to the Argus ; Mr. Henry
Wells to the Bulwark ; Mr. Robert Walter to the Bustard ;
Mr. W. S. Black -to the Cygnet ; Mr.- James,. Ozzard to the
Dotterell • Mr. John Thompson
.(a) to the Euryalus; Mr.
Stephen gourlin,g•to the Harlequin; Mr. Robert Lewer Co the
Icarus ; Mr. W. P. Browne to the Iphigtnia ; \Jr. Thomas
Farley to the Leven; Mr. William Peche to the Northumber-
land; Mr. George Rowlett to the Parthian ; Mr. John Samp-
son to the Ramifies; Mr. William Turner to the Rosario;
Mr. John Bryan to.the Salisbury ; Mr. Joseph IL .Fitch to the
Semiramis; Mr. John P. Lamey to the Severn," Mr. John
Barber to the Spey : Mr. Jesse Sloggett to the Tees.•
SURGEONS—Mr. W. S. Thomas and Mi.. Wm. Irwin (As-
sistant) to the Arlin', Mr. Andrew Montgomery, -to the Ba-
thurst surveying vessel ;. Mr. Thomas Robertson' and Mr.
Cannon (Assistant), to the Bulwark ; Mr. Janies
Wills, and Mr. J. G. Sebire (Assistant) to the Bustard ;, Nir
Francis Marsh and Mr. Timothy Kelly (Assistant), to the Dot-
terel ; Mr. Pearce Power, to the Harlequin ; Mr. John Reid,
and Mr. C. Emmerson (Assistant), to- the Icarus; Mr. R. White-
law, and William -Lane (Assistant), to the Iphigenia Mr.
.ToSeph Gay to- the Leven ; Mr. John Cunningham, and Mr.
Peter Lothian (Assistant), to the Northumberland ; Mr. James
Kennedy, to the Pandora.; Mr, Alexander Whyte, and Mr.
James M'Allister (Assistant), to the Ramifies ; Mr. John Ur-
quhart, and Mr. Samuel Wallace (Assistant), to the Semiramis Mr. John Cochrane, and Mr. B. Dickson (Assistant), to the; Spey ; Mr. Wm. Barr, and Mr. John 3l'Lliren (Assistant), to
the Sybille ; Mr. John Lawson, and Mr. John Embling (As-
sistant), to the Tees ; Mr. WeSt to the Tyne.
CHAPLAINS.—The 'Rev. John Kirby to the Bulwark ; the
Rev. Robert Whitehead to the Owen Glendower the Rev.
Wm. Evans to the Queen Charlotte.

MERCANTILE SHIPPING, &c.

LOSS OF DAVIS STRAIT SHIPS.

ABERDEEN, SEPT. 29.—The Dorothy, Dacres, of Dundee,
from Davis Straits, has arrived off Peterhead with 19 fish, 170
tons. She has brought accounts of the loss on that Fishery of
the Elizabeth and the Ythan, of this port ; one ship from Leith,
seven ships from Hull, and one ship from London.

DEAL, OCT. 2.—Wind W.N.W.—Put back the Moira,
Hornblow, with loss of anchor and cable, and has been supplied
with another. Arrived and remain the nn and Amelia, ;short,
from Calcutta, &c. ; Sr. Mary, Burton, from Jamaica ; Duchess
of Gloucester, Kine, from Tobago ; Montmorency, Wood ; and
Henry, from Quebec. Came down from the River the Blossom,-
Williams, for Pernambuco; Hibernia, Alassam, for Oporto ;
LSemaphore, Crevecceur, for Havre; and Joseph, Breams, for
Seville. They have sailed with the henry, Porcher, for Madras,
and several more outward :bound. The Laurel,- Riley, from
Sunderland for Brighton, has arrived with considerable damage
to her hull and sails. The Ann and Amelia, Short, left at
Sunon's Bay, on the 26th of July, his Majesty's ships. Brazen,
Blossom, and Beaver, and schooner Hardy; the three last ex-
pected to sail on the 27th for St,- Helena.; the Egfrid, Brown,
being leaky, was repairing. The Goedczeu discharging GOvern-
meat stores, and a Dutch ship repairing; 9th of August passed
St. Helena; saw there his majesty's ship Vigo, and tbur-ships
fitting ; 14th of August, offs Ascension, spoke the. ship Lind-
say, from Sincapore- for London. The following are the pas-.
s.:=mgers on board the Ann and Amelia :—Mrs. General Rum-
ley, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Trist, Mrs. Pritchett, Mrs. Abbott,
Mrs. Alms, Capt. R. C. Stevenson, 59th Regiment ; Lieut.
T. Sowersby, 26th Native Infantry; Lieut:T•Trist, sth -ditto;
Mr. W. Johns, surgeon ; Mr. Burges (from. the Cape), and
29 children.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. S.W.—Arrived the Union,
Melcher, from-Bourdeaux for Brest ; Nelion, Barney, from
London for the coast of Peru; and Sibson, Saunders (late
Wallace) from Virginia for Falmouth ; she sailed on the 14th
of August, and on the 20th Capt Wallace. died ;--on•the 2d of
September, in a gale off the Banks of Newfoundland, she be-
came leaky, and has continued so ever since, making now 19
inches water in four hours. The Master expects orders to pro-
ceed to Havre, in which case she will notlie repaired here.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. I.—Arrived the Phenix from Newry,
having thrown part of her cargo overboard ; the John, and
Flaherty, from this port for Galway, was totally lost on West
119yle on Saturday afternoon ;—crew saved.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. W.N.W.—Arrived the
Ann, Brea, from the Downs for Oporto. Sailed his Majesty's
ship Atgus, for North America.
GRAVESEND, OCT. 2.--Arrived the Mary, Boyd, and
Mangles, Cogill, from Calcutta; and Swallow, Ross, from
Bombay.

CORN-EXCHANGE, OCT. 3.—We have on band
a large supply, particularly of new Wheat which was left on
from Monday's market, which from the general damp and
cold state in which it is in, deters the millers from eagerly pur-
chasing at a reduction of 2s. since Monday: the old Wheat
being in demand for mixing with the new, fully maintains
Monday's prices.—Barley not yet much in request for malting,
and much coming to hand cold and rough, and the best dry
samples very I.:1H coloured, met with a reduction of Is. par
quarter since Monday.—Pease and Beans heavy at .Monday's
prices: in Oats cat much, doing, the supply good and which
maintained Monday's advance.