The Sun.
London, England, 1842-11-21 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLI(IENCE.

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(From the Hamphire Telegraph.)
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 19.—The Samarang, 26, w.s
commissioned this morning, at this port, by Copts'n
Belcher, to complete the survey of the Chinese am's'
She is to have her full complement.
The Firebrand steamer, recently launched at this
yard, is ordered to proceed to Woolwich, in chl
of Mr. Aylen, master of the Victory, to take on boa.
her engines, previous to being commissioned at tnw
port for foreign service.
We regret to state that Captain Wm. Tucker, 1{•14.*
late of her Majesty's ship Iris, is numbered 01113.;!
those passengers drowned by the shipwreck of
Reliance. Capt. Tucker leaves an orphan familY,,,,in
seven daughters. -

PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS. ;d
PROMOTION.—Lieutenant—Fred. Cannon (13° r•t15,;;4
of the Camperdown, to the rank of Commander: ",,-41,0
APPOINTMENTS.—Captain —Edward Belehart'V
the Samarang.
Lieutenant Henry Wall, to the Resistance'
Thomas J. Sibyth, to the Madagascar.
Surgeon—Charles M'Arthur, M.D., to the Victor!,
vice Armstrong, period of service expired.
Purser—Mr. Dyer, acting, to the Champion, vice
Mason, deceased.
Assistant Surgeon—R. Bernard, to the Megwra'
Second Master—T. C. Pullen, to the Megxra•
Master's Assistants—Mr. Ivemey, of the Diligene!
to be Second Master of the Quail; H. A. Smith, to
the Frolic; N. J. Loane, to the St. Vincent.
Mate—W. J. Pollard, to the Megwra.
Midshipman—R. H. Mends, to the Excellent.
Clerk-in-Charge—E. S. F. Cheesman, to the
Megmra.
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Clerks—Z. Slaney, to the Winchester ;A. -•• 31
Roberts, to the Frolic ; J. E. Price, to the Howe' the
Volunteers, Ist Class—H. P. Milman, t°
Monarch: M. Breen, to the Scout.
First Engineers—R. Jago, to the Victon', „f°f
service in the Dasher; John Boswell, to the lds"-'
vice Jago.

MARYLEBONE SAVINGS' BASK'
76, WEL3ECK-STREET. . -
Established July 5. 1830. Iry
COMPARATIVE STATRmrrur or- remseisse, AT srzczr
PERIODS, DURING THE EIGHT TEARS.
Sum b with
zurns investe . ,
Open Deposit National DL
Accounts. Commissioner*
On Nov. 20, 1835 £6.492 £96,09
183 G 8,328 J 26,209
1837 9,947 155,910 ,
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1838. ..... —..rtt
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1839........ 11,935 221363
1840 12,680 03,167 , •
1841 ..... ..• 13,004 266,407 . ,
1842 13,349 285:982
J. FINNEY, Actual'

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FASHIONABLE INTELLIG.ENCS'
ARRIVALS.
Thomas Bold, Esq., Mrs. Bold, and 'family, ist,
Christie's Hotel, St. James's-street, from Livert)tA, 0:
Thomas Stokes, Mrs. Stokes, and family, at ,'" #t
from Bath ; James Crawford, Esq., and family'
ditto, from Edinburgh; David Buchanan, ES :4
ditto, from Shule's Lodge, Southampton ; le t
Wikoff, Esq., at Long's Hotel, Bond-street, frc"'",.olo
Continent ; Maynard Colchester, Esq., at ditto, ,
the W '
ilderness Gloucestershire; Captain De -Pat
R.N., at ditto, from llants ; Douglas Stuart, 844" At
ditto, from Somersetshire; lion. Henry St. Jon'
ditto, from Sussex.

EPA.RTUES.
W. N. Barry, DEsq., from R
Long's Hotel, 11-11;
street, for Northamptonshire ; Captain Waters a° folk;
Burnett, from: ditto, for Narhorough Hall, Na.,q.,
Gearge Wilkinson, Esq., and J. Malneck, fro
from ditto, for Brussels ; S. Cowell, Esq" aena
ditto, for Trinity College, Cambridge; -ttc.evfiblk
Thomas Farr, from ditto, for Beccles,
Lord Plunket and family and suite, from the Para ;
wick Hotel, Jeruayn. street, for Old Connaught
Sir John and Lady Hall and family, from ditltte,
Brussels; Sir Patrick and Lady Bellew, from, rata
for ditto; Count and Countess Dura, and Cunt
.and
Dura, from ditto, for Paris ; the Marquis of 14,,. and Dr. Cumming,• from ditto, on • a tour ; 313)-Lad.9
Mrs. Brooksbank, from ditto, for Torkshire ; fro
Dalrymple, of North Berwick, and farailY,Tostice
Christie's Hotel, for Brighton; LOrd Chief jaba
Doherty • and family, from ditto, for Dobli":„„hata
Egginton, Esq., from ditto, for Hull; Cottlbrer'
Moses; Esq., from ditto, for Liverpool ; flug4edalef
kins, Esq., from ditto, for ditto; Edward Lit` tram
Esq., from ditto, for ditto ; George Fraser, scloaat
ditto, for ditto; Miss Todd and Miss 13° 564-1 •
from Henley-on-Thames ; John Warrendfr'
from ditto, for Frankfort.
, who is
This is the birth-day of the Princess Royait
now two years "of age. now 1-1?.
So numerous are the men-of-war seamen iete 10
employed; that the crew of the Frolic was consPeamee,
a few days. Hundreds of fine, able-bodied __going
will be entirely lost to the service, unless a somor
ship is soon commissioned to receive them.--
shire Independent. ncluded
It is said as soon as Madame Vestris has e.°tertds •
her engagement at the Haymarket, she !lltrocluce
open the English Opera House, and to Inbroaght
there the class of performances which she.
forward with so much success of the 01y urge.
glad to
THE AUTHOR OF " PAUL PRY."—Wre *1%04'
hear that Mr. Poole has determined to give phineas
ately to the public his entire story of ,r• t ,
three
Quiddy," The announcement of a re,,ui
volume novel from the pen of so eminent a satirlsf Wit
be hailed with much satisfaction by all loverplace its
and humour ; and we have no doubt it will
eol
rwicrhitedrr'oslrleerpyu,tation for dry sarcasm, sly satirai
Pry
sent stands. • than it
even higher, if possible,
Leeds C°l3rt
Last week an inquest was held at the
r,
,e to in,"
house, before John Blackburn, Esq., °II-the del
quire into the circumstances connected with
,ears o
of W. Connell, a stone mason, of Oulton, .20sYon the
age, who, when in the act of stealing 1;11 Thoos
mght of the 23d ult., was shot at by II conse-
Farrar, farmer, of the same the Leeds in
quence of the injury thus received, at
0., , Mau'
nary. The Jury returned a verdict 0
11:s foro,
slaughter" against Thonias Farrar, rha
oV__4 can
with placed in custody until an application
ninde to the Judges for bail.—Leeds '1,7 wortian,
place, and died in fir,
YEA it nu, 'IMP:S.—Last week a worthy old folio;
of good external deportment, who has 1
teasthe %ita'e id neonarN- her bed. Shewith caresandtoilsot
for
strqlrt
long troubled with a great predilecti?.ze
she try
,t t
waters, and onioy plans and schemes est I
but the. beige
obtain a small drop of these comforts, ionera e
laid plans "gas aft ajee." As a last anit.ii.u,,c_bot,,,e
resource, she sent her wee !assie to the lassie
with her Bible, and sundry explanatiou,s.xej-hSived t.
came back as she went. A Hech. sirs, they
.1
worthy old woman, "it's fearfu' times, when fax, AP
neither tak' my word, nor the
gins whigky. 'a•Gtletow amide.