The Sun.
London, England, 1829-04-24 00:00:00

BISHOPSGATE-STREET.

PROCTOR, purveyor of foreign snuff to his Majesty, the
letters G. R., with a large star, in proper colours, and the
royal arms.
HATTON GARDEN.

RowLANn's Macassar oil warehouse, a brilliant dis-
play of coloured lamps, with a splendid G. R., and star in
the centre, and various devices.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 23.—The Dolphin, revenue
cruiser, Lieut. Jackson, came in on Friday for pro-
visions, and sailed for her station on Saturday.
The Cygnet packet, from Mexico, which arrived
at Falmouth on Thursday last, brought 300,000
dollars on freight, and ten passengers. This vessel,
it was expected, will be expeditiously re-equipped,
and proceed with the mail to Buenos Ayres.
The Clio, 18, Commander R. Deans, is now or-
dered to be paid off into Ordinary.
The Onyx tender came in yesterday from Ports-
mouth.

In Hamoaze-7Britannia, Kent, Zebra, Clio, Bad-
ger, Leveret, Emulous, Hope, and Meteor steamer.
In Barn Pool—Royalist.
At the Island—Cordelia.
In the Sound—Warspite, Undaunted, Ariadne,
Pallas, Onyx.

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The Jaseur, sloop of war, Capt. Lyons, arrived
at the Cape of Good Hope, on the 29th January ;
and a few days afterwards, the Tweed frigate, Capt.
Lord J. Churchill, sailed for the Isle of France.
On her passage out, the Jaseur .ealled at the Island
of Tristan d'Acuna, on which some of the officers
landed.

Dr. Thomas Stewart, Royal Navy, is appointed
Surgeon and Agent for the Coast Guard Service, at
Southampton.
Mr. Wm. St. John is appointed to a division of
Marines, under Colonel Nichol), Governor of Fer-
nando Po, and to perform the duties of Colonial
Surgeon, with two assistants under taim, Messrs.
Steward and Field.

Mr. Lewis (a) is appointed supernumerary Sur-
geon of the Syhille.
Lieut. F. Syer (1828) is appointed to the Mada-
gascar, in the Mediterranean.
Lieut. S. Colpoys Dacres, of his 111ajesty's ship
Blonde, has been honoured by the King of France
with the Cordon of the Legion of Honour, for his
conduct at Patras.

ROYAL MARDIEs.—Major Cox is promoted to the
rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Ball, deceased;
Brevet-Major J. Nicholson to be Major, vice Cox;
Capt. W. Starke, from unattached half-pay, to be
Captain, vice Nicholson ; Capt. 11. B. Mends, from
unattached half-pay, to be Captain, vice Patten, de-
ceased.

The brig Emma, Frost, with emigrants front Rye
for New York, having stopped her leaks sailed again
on Tuesday.
The brig James,
of Liverpool, INl'Gee, master,
has been broUght into Cork Harbour, by the Pylades,
in a very distressed condition. She bad been up-
wards of 125 days from -Old Calebar, on the Coast

of Africa. Five men bad died during the voyage.
The rest of the crew were in a very exhausted state,
and the vessel was leaky.
The Danish brig Felix, Johnson, which put in
here last December, in a very leaky and damaged
state on her voyage from Rio de Janeiro, having
completed her repairs and reloaded her cargo, sailed
en Thursday for Ilamburgh.
Serious apprehensions are entertained relative to
the John and Mary trawler, the property of Mr.
Wyatt. She left this port during the boisterous
weather on Tuesday se'nnight, for the purpose of
fishing in Mount's Bay, and has notsinee been heard
of. There were three men and a boy on board and
should the worst fears be realized, three widows and
nineteen children will have to mourn the loss of their
protectors.

His Majesty's ship Etna arrived at Genoa from
Naples, 31st March. The Zephyr arrived at Rio de
Janeiro from Falmouth previous to the 15th Feb.
The Frolic arrived at Barbadoes from Falmouth
14th March. The Tweed sailed from the Cape of
Good Hope for the Mauritius, 4th February. The
Harpy arrived at Jamaica from Chagres, 28th Feb.,
and Skipjack, from a cruise sth March. The
Chatham sailed from Jamaica for a cruise 15th Feb.,
and Espeigle, for Chagres 12th March. The He•
licon arrived at St. Helena from the Cape of Good
Hope Ist March, arid sailed for Portsmouth sth
ditto. The Tyrian arrived at Gibraltar from Fal-
mouth and Cadiz 29th March. The Myrtle has
arrived at Halifax from Falmouth. The Hind from
Naples and Erebus, from Navarin,:arrived at Malta
previous to the 24th March.
The Frederick, Stille, and Johanne Catherina,
Cook, from this port, arrived at Bremen, Bth April.
The Marshal Blucher, Cock, from this port, arrived
at Lisbon 4th April ; Lark, Miller, and Lady Emma,
Power, Bth April.