The Sun.
London, England, 1828-07-07 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 4.--His Royal Highness the
Loid High Admiral, it is expected, will embark
to-morrow on board the Royal Sovereign yacht,
attended by the Lightning steam vessel, to com-
mence his tour of inspection at the several ports of
the kingdom. His Royal Highness will muster
the crew, and examine the ships in Ordinary at
Greemhithe on Monday, and will proceed thence to
visit the dock-yards and ships in Ordinary at Sheer-
ness, Chatham, and the Medway. The Ramifies,
and ships in the Downs, with the state of the
Eastern Blockade Service, under the command of.
Capt. rigor, will afterwards come under his Royal
Highness's inspection, as well as the Hyperion at •
Newhaven, and Western Blockade Service, under
Capt. Mingaye. his Royal Highness will be looked
for at Newhaven on the 13th, and has announced
his intention to arrive at this port on Monday the
14th inst. and remain here three days, and then
proceed to Plymouth, where his Royal Highness. is
expected on the 21st. The Royal Sovereign, on
her passage to Plymouth, will call at Torbay. The
Lord High Admiral intends to testify the delight he
deriveS from naval society by giving a series of
Splendid entertainments on hoard the yacht, at each
port his Royal Highness will visit.

The following is an extract of a letter we have
received, dated his Majesty's ship Galatea, Tagus,
.June 21, 182`,3:—" We arrived here on the 16th,
and our stay rests upon the issue of political affairs
in this country. Should Don Miguel be proclaimed
of which there seems a probability, I understand our
Ambassador will quit, amd take a passage to Eng-
land in this ship. We are just now upon the point
of leaving for Oporto, to prevent our vessels suffer••
ing from the blockade there, and shall certainly go
if no answer be received to a letter from the Com-
modore to our Government upon the subject. There
was an execution of. nine students of Coimbra yes-
terday, which I understand created .a small sensation
among the crowd who witnessed it ; it seems they
were concerned is the death of two priests, who
lost Weir liVes in a fracas between the Constitutional
and the Anti-Constitutional parties; but all is quiet
to-day. A line-of-battle ship arrived yesterday with
a convoy from the Brazils, which has to-day been
visited by Don Miguel, who was greeted with
cheers, manning yards, salutes, and other customary
honours. A brig of ours was cruizing outside, to
give intelligence to this ship of the aspect of affairs
in Portugal ; but notwithstanding this communica-
tion was made to her, she persisted in coming to an
anchor here. The Harrier is in sight from England.
The Medina arrived here on the 14th."

One half of the corps of Royal Marine Artillery
embarked on Tuesday, in the Lightning steam vessel,
and proceeded immediately to join the Prince Regent
at Sheerness; the remaining half embarked this
day on board the Pearl, sloop of war, Capt. Blake,
to join the Britannia at Plymouth, and will sail to-
morrow.

The Chanticleer and Heda, surveying ships, ar-
rived at the Canary Islands on the 30th of lay
The Satellite sloop of war, Captain Laws, arrived at
the Mauritius on the 21st Febraary.
The Nightingale cutter was recommissioned, at
Plymouth, on Monday last, by Lieutenant Edwin
Thrackston,

The Echo, steamer, Lieutenant Hay, sailed on
Sunday last, with despatches for Lisbon.

LIEUT.-GENERAL OF THE

ORDNANCE.

LISTS OF MAJORITY AND MINORAITY
FOR AGREEING WITH TNR nnsoullom OF THE MANCE COM-
MITTER TO ♦BOLISH THE OFFICE OF LIEUITNANT-CFNURAL OF
THE ORDNANCE.

MAJORITY.

Antrobus, G.
Alcoa, T.
Alexander, H.
Alexander, J.
Apley, Lord
Arbuthnot, Rt. Hon.
Arkwright, H.
Ashburton, Hon. P.
Ashurst, W.
Ashley, Lord
Attwood, M.
Atkins, Alderman
Baillie, John
•
Baker, E.
Bankes, U.
Barclay, C.
Barne, M.
Bastard, Captain
Batley, C. 11.
Beckett, Sir J.
Beresford, Sir J.
Balfour, J.
Blackburne J.
Benham, H.
Borradaile, lt.
Brecknock, Earl of
Brudenell, Lord
Brydges, Sir J.
Burrell, Sir C.
Curteis, E. J.
Calcraft, John
Cuffe, James
Calvert, John
Campbell, Archibald
Carmarthen,Marquis
Carrington, Sir E.
Chandos, Marquis of
Chaplin, C.
Chichester, Sir A.
Clerk, Sir G.
Clinton, J. F.
Cockburn, Sir G.
Cooper, it. B.
Cooper, Colonel
Cooper, Hon. W. A.
Corry, Lord
Corry, Hon. H.
Cripps, J.
Courtenay, T. P
."
Cole, Sir C.
Croker, J. W.
Cust, Hon. P.
Cust, Hon. E.
Cotterell, Sir J.
Cawthorne, J.
Dalrymple, A.
Denison, J. E.
Dawkins, 11.
Downes, Lord
Drake, 'l'. T.
Drake, W. T.
Darlington, Earl of
Dundas, B.
Egerton, W.
East, Sir E. H. -
Eastuor, Viscount
Eliot, Lord
Eden, Hon. It.
Elphinstone, J. D.

,Ellison, C.
Pane, Colonel
Fane, Hon. H.
Forester, Hon. G.
Foster, J. L.
Fremantle, Sir T.
Fyler, T. B.
Foley, E. T.
Graham, Marquis of
Gaseoyne, Gen.
Gilbert, D.
Gordon, J

O'Neill, Augustus
Owen, Sir E.
Pennant, D.

Palltner, C NI

Powell, W.
Peachy, General
Peel, Rt. Hon. H.
Peel, W.
Peel, J.
Penruddock, J.
Pearce, John
Phipps Hon. Gen,
Petit, Louis
Peach, N.

Goulburn, Rt. Hon.
H.
Grant, It.

Percelal, S.

Greene, T. G.
IGreville, Hon. Sir C.
(./tirney, H.
IEI3I .e J

Planta, J.
Powlett, Lord W.
Prendergast, M. G.
Robinson, George
Rogers, K
Rose, Rt. Hn. Sir G
Rose, G,
Rose, C.

Hardlnge, Sir H.
Hastings, Sir C.
ti ernes, Rt. /1 ti. J. C
Hill, Sir G.
Holmes, Wm.
Hope, Sir W.
Horton, Rt. Hon. W.
Hotham, Lord
Houldsworth, T.
Hay, Sir J.
Hu.skisson, Rt. Hon,
W.
Hulse, Sir C.
,lnglis, Sir R.
Jones, J.
Kerrison, Sir F
Knox, lion. 'l'.
King, -
Knox, lion. J.
Liscelles, lion. H.
Lenox, Lord O.
Lewis, T. F.
Lindsay, Colonel
Lowther, Viscount
Lowther, Colonel
Lowther, Sir John
Lowther, J. W.
Mackinnon, C.
M'Kenzie, Sir J.
M.Naghten, Edm.
Macqueen, 1. 1.
M'Leod, J. R.
Manners, Lord R.
Manning, W.
Marryat, J.
Martin, Sir T. B.
Maxwell, H.
Moore, G.
Morland, G.
Morland, Sir S. B.
Mountcharles, Earl
Mundy, F.
Mundy, G.
Murray, Sir G.
Nicholl, Sir J.
Noel, Sir G.
Norton, G. C.
Nugent, Sir G.
O'Brien, Lucius
O'Brien, W. S.

ISandon, Vi,count
(St. Paul, Sir H.

Sotherori, Admiral
Saundersbn, A.

Sebright, Sir John
Shelley, Sir J.._

Sibthdr.pe, C. D.
Smith, C. Ald.
Somerset, Lord G.
Somerset, Lord F.
Somerset, Lord E.
Somerville, Sir M.
Spotliswoode, A.
Stephenson, R.
Strathaven, Lord
Strutt, J. H.
Stuart, James
Sugden, G. 13.
Tollemache, Hon. F.
Thompson, G. L.
Thynne, Lord J.
Thymic, Lord W.
Tkynne, Lwrd H.
rtndal, Sir N.
Trant, W. H.
Townshend, Hon. J.
Trench, Colonel
Trevor, lion. G.
Tunno, E.
Twiss,•Horace

I Ure,
Valletort, Lord
Van Hornrigh, P.
Villiers, T. H.
Ward, W.
Wetherell, Sir C.
Wigram, W.
Wilson, Colonel
Wodeliouse, Ed.
Wood, Colonel
NVoreester, Marquis
Wynn, Right Hun. C.
Wells, J.

TELLCR.
Dawson, U. R.

Bankes, H.
Baring, A.
Baring, W. B.
Baring, F.
Benett, John
Bentinck, Lord G,
Bernal, H.
Birch, J.

MINORITY.
Hcathcote, G. J.
Hobhouse, J. C.
Howick, Lord
Hughes, Colonel
Hutchinson, J. H.
Knight, H.
Lambert, J. S.
Langston, James
Lawley, F.
Lamb, Hon. G.
Labeuchere, H.
Lennard, T. B.
Lloyd, Sir E. P.
ILeycester, It.
Lester, B. L.
Littleton, E. J.
Moberly, J.
Macdonald, Sir Jas.
Marjoribarks, S.
Martin, J.
Maxwell, John
Monck, J. B.
Morpeth Viscount
Milbank, M.
Normanby, Viscount
Nugent, Lord
Parnell, Sir H.
Pendarvcs, E. W.
Ponsonby, lion. W.
Ponsonby, Hon. G.
Ponsonby, non. F.'
Poyntz, W. S.
Protheroe, Ed.
Ayes 95—Noes 201.

Rice, T. S.
Ridley, Sir M. W.
Robinson, Sir G.
Russell, Lord John
Russell, J.
Rumbold, C. E.
Sefton, Earl of
ISlaney, lt. A.
'Stanley, Hon. E. G.
Stanley, Lord
Smith, Hon. R.
Smith, W.
Stuart, Sir M.
Stuart, Villiers
Townsbend, Lord C.
Talbot, R. W.
'favistock, Marquis
Taylor, M. A.
Thomson, C. P.
Wood, C.
Walrond, R.
Williams, Sir R.
Wall, C. B
Warburton, H.
Warrender, ltt. Iln.
Sir G.
Webb, Col.
'Wood, John
Wrottesley, Sir J.
Wortley, I ton. J. S.

Brougham, Henry
Brougham, James
Brownlow, C.

Carter, J.

Cave, It. 0.
Cavendish, Lord G.
Cholmeley, Sir 311
Clive, E. R.
Colborne, N. It.
Dawson, A.

Denison, J.
Dundas, Hon. Sir R.
Dundas, lion. G.
Duncannon, Vise.
Duncombe, 'l'.
Dick, Quintin

J.
Ellis, Hon. G.
Fazakerley, J. N.
Fergusson, Sir It. •
Fortescue, Hop. O.
Fitzgibbon, Hop. It.
Gordon, R.
Graham, Sir J.
Grattan, James

',TELLER.
Hume, Joseph

The Duke of CAMBRIDGE, attended by Cap-
tain 'MEYER, left the King's Palace, St. James's, about
eight o'clock yesterday morning, on it visit to his MAJESTY
at the Royal Lodge.

DEPARTURE OF MR. STRATFORD CAN-
-27t No.-- CANNING left town on Saturday evening, for
the purpose of proceeding on a special mission respecting
the Greeks. The Right Hon. Gentleman had a conference
with the Duke of WELLINGTON in the afternoon, and
afterwards had an interview with the Earl of AaEaDEEN
at the Foreign Office. Mr. CANNING is accompanied by
Mr. MEr.ustr, one of the clerks of the Foreign Office...-.
The place of the Right lion. Gentlernan'a destination in
Italy is understood to be Utranto.

SO MNA B ULISINI.—On Saturday night a boy
about five years of age, while the mother was' absent far
water, got out of a first floor window in Jamaica-street,
in his sleep, and walked :thug; a ledge of considerable
length, where he sat down. Win discovered in his dan-
gerous situation by the neighbours, some of them extended
blankets to catch the unconscious sleeper had he fallen,
while others forced the door of the apartment. In the
mpatitue the mother returned, who fortunately succeeded
in rescuing her child before be awakened, but itrimediately
fainted from the excess of her fee'ings.— Edinburyli Paper.