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NDON, MONDAY EVENING
,711, 4;171 JAN UARY 20, 1845.

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ready to join iii the trial.
The Firebrand steam-frigate, Capta in Rop
1. e, will pre,
coed in a few days to Buenos Ayres, 'n land this riewlye
appointed Minister to the Argentine Rei.ll4o, Mr. Gorii,
Ouseley. She will proceed thence to the &Vast of Afric.w.
statitin.
The Locust steam-vessel, Lieutenant-Commander R,
Eden, arrived yesterday, from Portsmouth, with super.
numeraries. She proceeds hence to the Mediterranean.
sailed yesterday with supernumerariefifor.Portsmouith.
The Lively, navy-lighter, Master-Cominander Bart t
The Fox, 42, Captain Blackwood, arrived at Trinlo-
anGinydow::3nriddtheHr Layton,o stores
ieaofworonas::aist6Atshtlolrfa;vPortsmouth.earo:.
vember, having run the distance (4.650 miles) in 21 days.
y. X,rs.
beHeennwhoeorde, FbyoreAmdamniraofltSyLuopru,d,evri
-,-011, on the 2d of November.
mouthou, h... . •• -
~---os!tion of the leak, but we believe with-
outto asceriain
Su-
perb, Actaeon, Persian, Ae,
success, Mr.
- onwood having been engaged in the
In
mg, Firebrand, Crane packet,
construction of the D:':ing*
%ru, Ranger, Racehorse, Dar•
gt4otsenacisePaavrtusr-
Confiance steam-vessels, and IL.'
Harbour_The ca-ledonia, San Josef, Albion, Sti-
ylph tender, Locust and
moaze, Devon, Camel,
and Lively lighters. . y,.
In the Sound—The Espiegle and Flfwg Fish.
PROMOTIONS.
arrived on
tiealhotg,
en, cutter,
v:Clipo en
Commander
Lomos
fdimae utenant-Comtptinder Ray mond;
Commander on the retired list of 1840.
Lieutenant—George White (1809), to :he rank of
jmfisi lees
Ta'uilTsl:ti heti e,
haeceanenrefartprnS-.Surgeons—Edward Nolloth and D. Thom.p..
son, M.D., to the rank of Surgeon.
Second Master—William Roberta (1836) in command
of the Lightning steamer, to the rank of Master.
Clerk—Arthur Jones, Acting Purser of the Illustrious
to the rank of Paymaster and Purser.
APPOINTMENT!.
Captain—Michael Seymour, to the Vindictive.
Commander—J. A. Gordon, to the Wolf..
Lieutenants—William Creak, to the VictOry, for or-
dinary service; H. Lloyd, to the Waterwitch; D. Elliott,.
to the Caledonia; C. J. Brickdale, to the Acorn; -W. S.
Miller and C. E. Willmott, to the Lily.
Master—J. E. Petley, late of the Styi, to command
the Lightning ,steamer, vice Roberts, promoted.
Surgeons—A. C. Air, to the Rolla; A. Bryson, M.D.,
additional to the William and Mary, vice WArthur, do-
ceased.

PRICE 51.

Chaplains—F. Wells, to the Albion; R. B. Howe, to
the Eagle.
Assistant Surgeons—P. Slevin, to the Raven ; J. P.
Lawrence, to the Nautilus ' • 0. W. Lellier, to the Vic-
tory ; B. C. Russell, to theMuL'ine.
Mate—C. B. Kennedy, of the Dazing, to the Locust.'
Clerk—Mr. Maturin, to the Commander-in-Chief's
office at Devonport, vice Leans, Appoiatied Secretary to
Vice-Admiral Sir Francis Austen,

Midshipmen—C. Kent, to the Exce,;llent ; J. Lloyd, to
:he Locust.

Naval Cadets—C. A. Campbell, to the Vindictive ;
E. Field, to the Comus ; Von Radel ien, to the Persian ;
D'Arcy, to the Acorn.
COAST G UARD -PROMOTIONS.
Commander—James Pullen (1829), to the r3nic of
Captain.
Lieutenants—Robert Mann, William Marshall (b),
and Graham Hewitt, to the sunk of Commander.
Mate—J. B. S. M. Moore (1830), to the rank of Lieu-
tenant.

APPOINTMENTS.
Lieutenant James Stewart (a), from Garrison-point
station, to command the Ranger cruiser, vice Baker,
period of service expired.

REMOVALS.
Lieutenant John Slaughter; from Bembridge to Pag-
ham station, in exchange with Lieutenant B. R. Owen ;
J. H. Jackson, from Fort Sutherland to Bovisand sta-
tion, vice Cornish, to Turnchapel.

ROYAL MARINES.
Assistant-Surgeon—C. H. Morrison, to the Plymouth
Division.