The Sun.
London, England, 1828-06-20 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

(From the Plymouth Journal.)
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 19.--His Majesty's ship
Ocean, hearing the flag of Sir E. Codrington, was
off Coron on the 22d May. She sailed from Malta
on the 13th, in company with the Talbot, Philomel,
and Hind. The Wasp had arrived at Malta from
England, and remained with the Revenge, Infernal,
Erebus, and Racer cutter. The Admiral intended
to return to Malta in about a week, to shift his flag
to the Asia.

The Tribune, 42, Captain J. Wilson, arrived on
Thursday, from Portsmouth, bringing with her the
Lyra tender, to be laid up in ordinary in Ilamoaze.
The Tribune will proceed to the South American
station to relieve the Doris, and will call ut Bermuda,
to land fifteen thousand pounds in silver, for the use
of the Dock-yard there; Sir W. Fable, K.C.8., arid
Capt. Wilson, of the Royal Marines, take their pas-
sage in ber to that island.

The Bramble cutter, Lieut. W. H. Haswell, sailed
from Falmouth on Friday, with a mail and important
despatches for Lisbon, in consequence of the non-
arrival of the packets employed on that ~ervice.
The Antelope, tender to the Ramillies, arrived
from the Downs during Tuesday night, to raise more
men for the coast blockade Service.

The Vigilant ketch, Lieut. Chas. Jones (a) sailed
on Monday evening for Portsmouth.
His Majesty's ship Semiramis, 24, Captain M. F.
F. Berkeley, went out of harbour on Wednesday
afternoon; and is expected to proceed to Cork in a
day or two. Lady Charlotte Berkeley will go over
in the Semiramis.

The Nightingale schooner, Lieut. Smith (a),
sailed on Wednesday morning for Falmouth, and
should the Lisbon packets not arrive in time, it is
supposed she will proceed to the Tagus with the mail
on Friday.
In Hamoaze—Britannia, Windsor Castle, Zephyr,
Leveret, Royalist, Lyra, Reynard, and Antelope.
Sound—Tribune, Semiramis, and Alligator.
APPOINTMENTS.—Hon. Lieut. Edward Gore, of
the Victory, to be Flag-Lieutenant to his Royal
Hightiess the Lord High Admiral, on board the
Royal Sovereign yacht ; Lieutenant Wm. Crooke,
from the Melville to the Falcon; Lieutenant Wil-
loughby Shortland, to the Melville ; Lieutenant F.
B. Hutchings, to the Lightning steam-vessel, vice
Lieutenant George Evans, promoted ; Mr. Jamei,
Sparshot, to be Purser of the Crocodile.
Mr. J. W. Nobbs, of this town, is appointed Purser
of his Majesty's ship Gloucester.

PROMOTlONS.—Lieutenant J. R. R. Webb, late of
the Swam cutter, to the rank of Commander ; Mr.
11. Hay, of the Barham, to be Lieutenant of the
Victor.

The Friends, Netter, from this port, arrived at
Elsineur on the 29th May. The Fly, Curiae, of
and from this port, arrived at Hamburgh on the sth
instant. The Swallow, John, of this port, arriveit
at Barbadoes from Fayal, and sailed 3d May front
Newfoundland. The Maria, Lawler, from this port,
has arrived at Sierra Leone. The Tantivy, Hodge,
of and from this port for Konigsberg, passed Elsi-
neur on the 10th inst. The Jane, Eales, of and
from this port for Miramichi, was struck by ice near
Cape St. George, Nova Scotia, on the 11th of May,
arid made so much water that the crew were obliged
to abandon her, shortly after which she sunk. They
were taken on board the Bolivar, Henzell, which ar-
rived at Miramichi from this poet previous to the.
20th May.