The Sun.
London, England, 1845-02-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, THURSDAT.—AdmiraI Sir Charles Rowley, Bart.,
Commander-in-Chief, re-hoisted his flag on board the St. Vincent
on Monday.

The Lily, 16, Commander Newton, left the harbour and an.
chored at Spithead on Monday. Captain Rowley mustered and in.
spected the crew the same day; she was paid in advance yester.
day, and sailed to.day for the Brazils.

The Medway royal mail steamer, having had her rudder repaired
and copper examined, was undocked on Monday, and left for
Southampton on Tuesday.

The Duck lighter arrived yesterday from Chatham, with stores.
It is not the intention of her Majesty to honour the Isle of
Wight with a residence next autumn, her Majesty h,aving notified
to Lady Isabella Blachford, that Osborne House would not be re.
quired for the royal residence, and given up the contract for that
mansion. The furniture removed from the Royal Pavilion,
Brighton, has been packed up to be returned to that Palace.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Arrivals—Poictiers, Danny, from Bengal, off Falmouth,
sailed Sept. 15, Cape Dec. 21 ; Earl Durham, Dickson, from
Madras, off Portsmouth, sailed Oct. 15, St. Helena Dec. 27
M‘Leod, Cooper, from Mauritius, off the Wight, sailed Nov.
14 ; Lady Feversham, Webster, from Madras, off Portland,
sailed Oct. 3, St. Helena Dec. 18.
Arrivals in Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope—Helen, Potter,
Dec. 18, from Ichaboe ; Marquis of Lorn, Murray, from
London ; Skipton, 19th, Ichaboe ; George Henry Han
riz•on, from Knysna ; Georgians, from Ichaboe ; Henry
Thompson, from whaling, Pacific, 20th, from the South Seas ;
Loire (H. F. M. S.) from Rio ; Emma, White, from Cal-
cutta ; Emma, Hartley, 21st, from Bombay •, Belle Creole,
Purchase, from Mauritius; Thomas Jones, Hamilton, from
Holland's Island; John Bartlett, from Ichaboe.
Arrival in Simon's Bay—Hydrabad, Robertson, Dec- 19,
from London to Hobart Town.
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Sir R. H. IN GLIS, while agreeing in the commendations
passed upon the Right Hon. Baronet, could not help wishing
that in a proposed continuance of the income-tax, only the
salaries which exceeded 1501. should be affected by it. This
would relieve a large proportion of the industrious class, who
were least able to bear its pressure, frem the income-
tax ; and he also concurred in the observations made
by the Hon. and Learned Member for Bath, that it would be
highly expedient were those exempted from the operation of
the tax whose dependence was solely on their daily exertions,
or their healths, or on the popular applause. It was hard that
pers„ns in public or commerc,al officys should pay the same tax THE BISHOP OF "ELY.—In answer to inquiries
upon their incomes as if they had derived. them from land. It ti-as besterday at the Right Rev.- Prelate's residence in
hard that the poorer classes should pay in the same proportion.
bliogvhetra-setgrereeet,beittterwa: stated that his Lordship -
that the Duke of Northumberland or any other nobleman did ,Nsas a