The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-30 00:00:00

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS.

Captain Edward Brace, C.B. is appointed to the Ramifies ;
Capt. Thos. Jas. haling, to' the Northumberland, vice Cap-
tains Hollis and T. Harvey, promoted. Sir Wm. Hoste, Bart.,
K.C.B. to command the Royal George yacht, until the return
home of Sir Jahlecl Brenton.—Capt. Thomas Coe is appoint-
ed to the Tees, for foreign service ; Captain Hendry to the
Dotterel. Lieutenant A.MaeLean, of the Vigo, is promoted to
the rank of Commander, • and appointed to the Beaver, vice
Lambert. Lieuts, J. Wilkinson, Hon. G. J. Cavendish, and J.
Kin come, to the Tees ; Lieuts. Hay and Bradley, Ramifies ;
Lieut. Sayers, R.M., Mr. J. Lawson, Surgeon, and Mr. Slog-
gett, Purser, to the Tees.—Mr. Sampson, Parser,.Ramilies ;
Mr. Ozzard, Purser, Dotterel.
The following is a list of the promotions of Commanders
to be Post Captains, and of Lieutenants to be Commanders:—
Comma/omits POSTED—J. Gore (late of the Dotterel), It.
Hockings (Medina), •J. C. Carpenter, J. B. Allen, .T. Codd,
R. L. Coulson, E. Lloyd (Esk), J. Gedge, B. M. Kelly (Phea-
sant), H. T. Jauncey. •
LIEuTENAN2'S MADE COMMANDERS—W. Minchin (Pei-
ter), W. Price, M. R. Lucas, P. Helpman, H. S. Wilson
(Surly), J. A. Morrell (ReVolutionnaire), S. Gordon (late
Dwarf ), S. Hopkinson, J. Little, J. Elphick (Severn), R.
Forder, H. Ellis (Ramifies), H. Pryce (Windsor Castle) E. L.
Crouch (Northumberland), T: L. Robins, M. H. Swcney (Se-
vern), J. Morgan, T. E. Cole, W.. Martin (Clinker), and W.
P. Stanley.
The senior Commander promoted had held that rank thir-
teen years ; the junior one upwards of nine years. The senior
Lieutenant promoted (brother of Mr. T. A. Minchin, solicitor),
had held that rank twenty-five years ; the junior one fifteen
years.
The following Midshipmen have been promoted to the rank
of Lieutenants :—Joseph Vallack, H. Smith, C. Short, H. Dy-
ball, V. H. Jones, H. L. Williams, J. It. Drake, D. N.
Hoare, J. P. Wells, Joseph Mills, J. Tuson, G. R. White,
T. Hardy, James Smith, F. Oxford, G. Jennes, G. L. Leary,
H. Dangerfield. . They had all passed for the rank previous to
December, 1813.
The 4romotions and appointments in the respective divisions
of the loyal Marine corps are as follow :—Brevet Colonels
Cole, Foley, and Binks, to be Major-Generals, unattached
pay ;—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonels Roby, R. Lee, 11. Lee,
M. M'Cleverty, Boys, and Sir R. Williams, to be Lieutenant-
Colonels. Sir R. Williams to retain the command Of the Royal
Marine Artillery ; Brevet Colonel' MClntosh, and Brevet
Lieutenant-Colonel Clark, to retire on full pay; Brevet Lieu-
tenant-Colonels of the Army, and Captains of Royal Marines,
Stanser, Dunsmuire, Minto, Long, Sir J. Malcolm, K.C.B.
and Westropp, to be Majors; Brevet Majors Wingiove, Shep-
pard, Lawrence, Bartleman, Boys, and Collins, to be Pay Cap-
tains; First Lieutenants Crowther, Walker, ,Kendall, Cockell,
Appleton, and Cupples, to be Captains; Second Lieutenants
Thompson, James, R.M.A., Mallard, Shillito, Hickman,
Luddington, and Farrant, R.M.A., to be First Lieutenants.
By the above arrangement, the following officers are called
into actual service :—Colonels Lambretch,Savage and Aber-
nethie ; Lieutenant-Colonel Foy ; Captains Coffey, Spurin,
Bignall, Peebles, and Turner.