The Sun.
London, England, 1826-12-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

(From the Plymouth Journal.)
We hear that Admiral Lord Exmouth, G. C. B. will certainly
succeed Admiral Sir James Saumarea in the Plymouth command.
It is also said that his Lordship's son, the Hon. Fleetwood Pellew;
C. 8., will be his Flag Captain.
The Pike, schooner, Lieut. Kelley, arrived on Friday, from
Portsmouth, on her way to Cork.
The Tyrian packet, bound to Falmouth, arrived on Thursday
from Woolwich.

The Vigilant ketch, Lieut. Meredith, sailed yesterday for Lis-
bon, with despatches, which arrived here express from London.
The Sandwich packet arrived on Monday from Falmouth, and
sailed again yesterday.
In Hamoaze—Britaunia, Windsor Castle, Thetis, Satellite,
Rifleman, Royalist, Nightingale.

At the Wand—Cadmus, Pike.
In the Sonnd—Tyrian.

The Greek frigate, Mope, from New York for Napoli di Ro..
mania, to join the Greek hquadrqu under Lord-Cochrane, was
spoken, on the 20th November, in let. 38. 00. lung. 02. 00. by
the Antelope, • Farrant, which arrived at Falmouth, on Monday,
frOm Stnyrna.
. T. F. Jesup, Esq. of Plymouth, is appointed Secretary to Sir
Tho►nae Hardy.

Captain Bennett, of the Magnificent, stationed at Jamaica, has
been invalided, and Lieut. G. Mansel has been appointed to that
ship in hit room.
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.the following are the recent alterations in the African squa-
dron :

Mr. Mathews, Admiralty Clerk of the Maidstone, to be Pur-
ser of the Redwing, vice Mr. Brauttd, deceased ; Lieut. Wakefield,
of the Brazen, to command the Conflict gun-brig, vice Lieutenant
Chrystie, invalided; Mr. Bedford, Midshipman of the North
Star, to be Lieutenant of the Maidstone, vice Lieutenant Trine-
ham, appointed to the Louisa transport; Mr. Webb, Midshipman
of the Redwing, to be Lieutenant of that sloop, vice Lieutenant
Dituglas, invalided; Mr. Wingrove, Midshipman of the Maid-
stone, to be Lieutenant of the Brazen, vice Lieutenant Wakefield,
appointed to the Conflict; Mr. Rogan, supernumerary Surgeon,
to he Surgeon of the North Star, vice M'Dougall, invalided.
A letter from an officer of his Majesty's ship Rose, dated Garden
Bay, Scio, Sept. 16, states that that ship, in company with his
Majesty's ship Cambrian, had just captured two Greek pirates;
one laden with gun-powder, the other with 80,000 piastres, SO
bales of raw silk, SO packages of saffron, a bag of pearls, and va-
rious other valuable articles of merchandize.

His Majetty's ship'Cambrian arrived at Gibraltar on the 12d
November, end sailed again the same day for Malta.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LLOYD'S.—(Tilis DAY.)
A Notice is put up at Lloyd's, from the Navy Office, that the
Commissioners want a conveyance to Gibraltar, for 310 tons of
provisions, and 131 tons of light ordnance stores.
DEAL, DEc. 14.—Wind S. W.—No arrivals reported, either
homeward bound, or outward bound. Outward remain.

Poarsmourx, Dac. 14.—Wind S.W. Arrived, his Majesty's
ship Menai, Halifax, Fanny Voase, Lister, from Oporto, with pas-
sengers. Left on the 7th inst. nine English vessels lying at Oporto.
PLYMOUTH, Dac. 13.—Wind S.—Arrived the Providentia,
higal ; General Brook, Eden, from Rio.

FA LMOUTH, Dec. 13.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Redpule
packet, Bullock, front Brazil ; left Pernambuco the 28th Sep-
tember, Bahia the 3d October, and Rio Janeiro the 27th October;
also the Smyrna, Ball, from London to Smyrna, with loss of sails
and jib boom carried away. Sailed the Swallow packet, Balduck,
from Jamaica ; the Duke of Marlborough packet, for Lisbon ;
and the Union, Commerce, and Sarah, for London.