The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-22 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

roarssiourri, Seri. 20.—The Phoebe, having on
41iLart1190 emigrants to the Brazils, and the Swedish ship
°POOL:with 408, arrived from Rio at the Cove of Cork,
°it •Menday. The Phcebe. left Rio on the 4th of July,
'4"rthe Hoppell on the 17th. The Irish emigrants were
tatter the medical care of Mr. Gourley, Assistant-Surgeoi
0' the Gan ea The Ganges has sailed from Rio in com-
trY With the Brazilian frigate Imperatrice, having the
I.oeen of Portugal on board, and the Donna Francisca
;:gate, for' Europe. The Ganges was to accompany her
a'4.lesty as far as the Line, ae a complimentary escort, and
tTO-a return to Rio. The Chanticleer arrived at Rio on
16th July. The Cadmus was cruizing off Cape Frio.
ijavte to Rio.*
Plate to
Wassto.bring Lord Ponsonby from the River
The Thetis and the Heron were in the
tt
Plate. The Doris was daily expected at Rio, on
tier way to Mate of the England,' from round Cape Horn. Mr. Leech,
Ganges; to act as Lieutenant of the Cadmus.
On Sufiday arrived, days from Port Louis, Maud-
P4' the ' brig. Marmion, of Whitby, Jameson, master.
~;(:)n. the length of time the crew were under the neces-
b'''); of subsisting on salt provisions, during so protracted a
Wage, the scurvy manifested itself on board in a very
'l,arnsing degree. Eight out of thirteen (including the
.`4,.asier and mate) of the ship's company were affected by
't;; and three died during the voyage. By five of the re-
ait'ing weakly crew, she was, with the greatest difficulty,
::(sight into port. She has a valuable cargo of ebony, &c.
hand to London. Whilst the Marmion lay at Port Louie,
llaiesty's ship Satellite, Commander Laws, arrived
4714', and sailed again on the 4th March, for Ceylon.
tt liaje"Y's sloop Eepoir, Commander Greville, was lying
d.pPeit Louis on the Bth May. The merchant brig the
'ehibald, of London, and ship Juno, were to sail for Lou-
t* on the 10th May. The Camden, of London, had sailed
ajar 'and Calcutta on the Bth May, all well, The
in; on her passage, spoke the ship London, of Lon-
oo"? from Liverpool, bound to Rio de Janeiro, in lat. 17.
N. long. 25. 'l7. West—all well.
tils Majesty's ship Clinker arrived at Fernando Po, from
Werra
: e 1
at Leone, Jame 14. The Eden sailedfrom Fnando.
j 14th June, on a cruise. The Frolic arrived at Ja-
t'iea, from Falmouth, 11 th July, and sailed 15th for
Itthagena. The Aurora arrived at Jamaica, from Anti-
4, 16th July ; and Arachne, from Chagres, 27th July.
Pandora Sailed from New South Wales, for Trineo-
Oei on the sth March. The Nrictor sailed from Bart
."4, for Antigua, on the 15th July. The Redpole ar
epea at Buenos Ay, ilea, • from Falmouth, and Montevideo.
44:1, 20. • The Forte yacht has arrived at Newfoundland
ChMPortsmouth, with the Governor, Sir T. Cochrane.
Cadmus arrived at Rio de Janeiro, from Montevideo,
6t1141: June. The Ariel arrived at Malta from off Navarin,
August• The Menai arrived at Valparaiso from Lima,
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April; and Blossom from Acapulco, 30th April.
Itk, Satellite arrived at Madras from Portsmouth, April
it'! and sailed the 1 1 th, on a cruise. The Champion
2ted at Madras, from Trincomalee,. 13th May. The
tr,',(l arrived at Alatirititis, from Simon's Bay, 31st
a ; and Espoir, from a cruise, June 1. The Success
at Madras, from a cruise, April 2. His Majesty's
'P Challenger arrived at Halifax on the 7th of August.
fittThe \%arspite was at Malta on the 12th of August, re-.
n,..ng for the purpose of conveying to England Sir Ed:
dr7d Codrington, who was 'daily expected from Alexan-
-I,ai in the Asia.
11%14' 131oroom sloop of war, Capt. Beechey, may be.
Bh 1Y expected from her arduous and toilsome services in
w 4ring's Straits, having arrived at Rio de Janeiro on her
to England, with a cargo of silver.
this Crocedile, 28, Captain J. W. Montague, was paid
C: n'°rning, and will sail to-morrow for South America,
)13,ehof Good Hope, and Eist Indies.
bour"e 1113", 18, Commander Travers, will go out of har-
°4 Wednesday, and proceed shortly after to Bermuda
and Halifax. •
Sunday arrived the Cordelia, 10, Commander
'v• Boyle, from the eastward.. She returned on
day. Sailed the Leveret, Nightingale,
!amble, and Falcon, to Plymouth. On Wednesday ar-
'ived the Albion, steam vessel, with part of the marine
4„tillerY) from the eastward ; she returned ou the same
'e°,r'trg': On Friday sailed the Sparrow cutter, on a cruise.
The Amphitrite transport,' Murray, master, Lieutenant
.4,
:and, agent, Bailed yesterday for Guernsey and Jersey, to
'mg. detachments of troops to this port.
t The 'Madagascar, 46, at this port, is ordered to be
"aght forward for commission. It is understood that
,I)tain the Honourable R. C. Spencer will take the coin-
of her.
Pn The Nelson, 120, w hich has undergone a thorough
in this dock-yard, will betaken out of dock on the
501 inst.
SiztY-eigbt tubs of spirits of gin and brandy .were seized
,14, the Bttk inst.off Dunnose Point, by Lieut. P. Nind, of
he
Preventive station.
y The Roberts, Corhyn, with several passengers, sailed
',,'llit.erday for Calcutta ; the Helena, Russian American
~,,epany's,ship,, is at the Motherbank, taking in neces-
),'iri: for Kamtschatka ; the English ship Admiral Bru-
-14 Dunse, master, under Dutch colonel, is also at the
t'the.rhank, for orders for Batavia, Sincapore, and the
; the Fairfield,;Johnson, for Van Diemanis. Land;
;i:ltniie.ei4ionttN
o harbour to have her upper works caulked.
1,,
fork packet, dispatched from this port,
se; the Henry, Which sailed on Monday, with sixty pas-
-4*,,.*:, • is a remarkably flue vessel, and sails ex.
''-to
*ell.- She arrived here from Gravesend in 22
he
premises, forming part of the late victualling seta-
ba'%ha-`,,nt on this wide of the water, which have been dis-
"l: by auction this week, by order of the Victualling
Th 'di including the residence of the agent, in Saint
14434e5-street, sold for 6,3001. We understand that
14.414.t5, containing 54 feet frontage, were purchased for
PqPose of erecting thereon a spacious chapel, for the
the Calvinistic Baptist denomination, at some future
bsa' ~,
°(l` The liberality of an individual of that respectable
NtYit_orft..Christians his principally contributed to this in-
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IV. Monday, the Corporation of this Borough met at
Sessions Room, to elect the Mayor and other officers
borough for. the year ensuing, when Edward Carter,
t4s Was chosen to fill the office of Mayor, and James
41', Daniel Howard, and David Spicer, Esqrs. were
irt:t1:11 Justices ; the present Mayor (Wm. Cooper, Esq.)
dtbitice for the year ensuing, pursuant to the Charter.
IttLmtia qlin Howard,- Gent: was re-elected Coroner, and
Jacksen,• Gent. Chamberlain. The Corporate
tal Y' with several friends, afterwards met at the Foun-
ta lire, and partook of a most excellent dinner, provided
Wititlilt occasion by Mr. Andrew Nance, which, together
L the wines, did him much credit. The health of the
k
and other loyal toasts were drunk, and the evening
11,.t in great hilarity. Amongst the Company were W.
ta:th s Esq. M.P. for Norwich, and John Bonham Carter,
qt,!: 41. P. for this borough. The Mayor and other officers
a Will be sworn into their respective offices on Michael-
)ll/4Y.
A„,lle Southern 'Unitarian Fund Society held their Annual
I„'"ng.in this town, on Thursday, when the Reverend
Itilace, of Brighton, preached two instructive Sermons,
kiiir,,t",l to the occasion. A numerous party of Ministers
\V ,
tiitl 741)seribers dined together at the Fountain Inn ; where
Egi ALP. (the distinguished advocateof civil and
tteli°llB liberty),.
presided, and interested the meeting by
''tp.4ting the attempts made during his Parliamentary ca •
kV to relieve Dissenters from civil disabilities. While
Nee'N'ledging the liberality of Government in recently
li.
so much to a sense of justice and the force of
t *t s earnestly recommended that Dis-
4iP4 not was earnestly recommended that Die-
-
th not sit down contented with benefits ob-
_ter:4 for themselves, but should continue their efforts,
%Vriltely and :respectfully, but with firmness and perse-
bet,t4e? until .their fellow countrymen of
every sect, shall
of etllitted to a full and equal participation in the benefits
British Constitution.

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An 4 .Sll,, ICK, CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB.---.
tinclet°ti-Catholie Society is forming in this county (Wilts),
~
(101
„`,44 denomination of the Brunswick Constitutional
knis Cri, the County of Buckingham, in which several- per-
TLoigli respectability have already enrolled their names.
Dublin Theatre is consigned to the
..e,
kca,,, I. and of course the aid of the übiquitous GEonor
loan IS necessarily called into active exertion. Judging
Advertiseinent, it puts forth claims that few
41*11. e4datons can venture to aspire to ; as we may
c, fa 19 this ::ultjevt, Tory few of the leading points will
Is„t°re present. The first prominent advantage is a
.rjariet:thndarkable one, viz. that it is the only theatre in
Kingdom that is entirely rent-free. The Patent
!Zee to. it the exclusive right of performing dramatic re-
!il)torortt‘ittlitc of ins
wit"'
the City of Dublin, and with it this
_featu!'e, its performances are not subject to the
cencer. The theatre and buildings occupy
.14-h ut
ace of ali
one acre, situate near the College, and in the
Ztes. of the city, and is perfectly isolated; and its patent
1,4 m restrict any other theatre Irons actin. the legitimate
under a most severe penalty, and enforced by a sum-
W 1504 mot expensive process. It was erected in the
821, under the superintendence of Mr. BEAZELEY,
!tlitZent Architect, who has been so successfully instru-
At h 14 the construction of nearlyall the principal theatres
aye been erected or rebuilt durin; the last fifteen
~ed
tt-
,aod
,0001,
, yet •the cost, under a system of great economy,
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