The Sun.
London, England, 1826-02-06 00:00:00

ROYAL NAVY.

PORTSMOUT FEU. 4.—Rear-Admiral Gage embarked
this afternoon in the Warspite, 74, Capt. Carroll, C. 8., iintend•
ing to sail to-morrow morning, to assume the command in the
East Indies, accompanied by the Volage, 28, lion.. Captain
Dundas, for that station.

The Cyrene, 18,.Captain AlexanNr Campbell, arrived yes.
wti lay from Woolwich, to take dispatches to Rio Janeirg, the
CapoPf Gaodgicipdlkand Madras.. She is expected to sail on
Tuesday.
-The t;alatea frigate, Sir Charles Sullivan, is ordered-to Ply-
mouth, to embark Alexander Cockburn, Esq., his Majes►y's
Minister to the Republic of Colombia.
The Romney, MI, Capt. N. Lockyer C. 13. was towed out of
Harbour this morning. She will mill on Tuesday, with a rein-
forcement of 259 troops for the Royal African Corps, at Sierra
Leone.

On Monday the Thetis, Sir John Phillimore, arrived from
Naples and Gibraltar, in fourteen days from the latter place ;
left the .11astitf there--On Wednesday the Brisk, 10, Captain
Charles Hope, sailed with dispatches for Malta ; on Thursday
the Talbot, for Leith; this day the Tribune, for Chatham, and I
the Tartar, for Woolwich, to be paid oif.—The Thetis will sail
to-morrow for Plymouth.; the Jasper, for Jersey. Remain,
Warspite, Thetis, Romney, Volage, Herald, Cyrene, Jasper.
Captain James Stirling is appointed to the Success (new),
20, at Plymouth, for foreign service. Mr. George Wainwright
is promoted to the rank of Lieutenant. Mr. Thomas Wood-
man is appointed Purser of the Success.
DEVONPOKT.—Arrived the Camelson, 10, Captain M. Sey-
mour, front Spithead, and is kept,in constant readiness to take
dispatches to a foreign port : it is supposed to Panama. Cam:
in the Reynard, tender; with seven hogsheads and two pipes of
Madeira wine, marked " Duff and Gordon," which she picked
up off Scilly, supposed to be part of the cargo of a brig, wrecked
on St. Helen's Island (Scilly).

• UNITED STATES NAVY.
From the Tabular Statements annexed to the Report of Mr.
Secretary Southard, it appears that the navy of the United
States consists of seven sl»ps of 74 guns each, six of 44, three
of 36, two of 24, four of 18, five of 12, nine small vessels of
suppressing piracy, one steam frigate, and the Alert (capttired
from the British) ; the two last are receiving vessels-38 in all,
exclusive of two seventy-fours, under cover at Sackett's Har-
bour, and the Ghent, on Lake Erie. There are five ships of
74 guns and four of 44 building; two of the former are at
Charlestown, and one each ut Portsmouth, New Holland, Phi-
ladelphia, and Gosport, Va..; of the latter, two at New York,
and one each at Portsmouth and Philadelphia. The 10 sloops
of war ordered by the 18th Congress are expected to be afloat in
the ensuing year, three of which are to be built at Charlestown.
The annexed Table gives a list of the vessels in commission,
and their stations

Names.. . Rate.
North Carolina, 74}
Brandywine, - 44 Mediterranean.
Constitution, 44
United. States, . 44 Pacific.
Constellation, 3fi West Indies.
Cyane 24 Coast of Brazil.
John Adams, , 24 West Indies.
6rnitea'rio_, - :,. 18
18 1 Mediterranean.
Peacock,
Hornet, 18 West Indies.
Boston,
, 13 Will benerr;nt
einucoymearm.ission
Spark, . Brig 12 West Indies.
Porpoise, - 1.2 12 Mediterranean.
`Grampus, 9.
121
Shark, g 12
IVest Indies.
Dolphin, 1.1 12 Pacific.
Fox, of 3
Decoy, Storeship, 6 West Indics.
Barges,

Station.