The Sun.
London, England, 1818-07-20 00:00:00

Sill I? NEWS

The List of the Roy AL NAvy, corrected to the 30th
June, contains the fidlowing Officers, viz.:—
Adwiral of the Fleet
Red
Admirals of thei White l7
!Blue
{Red 23
Vice-Admirals of the White lB
Blue
{lled 25 .... I employed.
Rear-Admirals of the White.— 25 .... 6 employed.
Blue

376 13

Superannuated Rear-Admirals.... 25
Superannuated and Retiree! Cap-1
tains
Captains
Con;inanders 789.... 34 employed.
Lieutenants retired with the rank .1
of Commanders
Liente.tants
Masteis for Service 643 ... .142 employed.
Physicians l6
Surgeons fur Service 934 ....104 employed.
Assistant Surgeons 567.. —155 employed.
Dispensers
Hospital Mates
Pursers BB5 ...122 employed.
Chaplains

PEAL, JULY 19.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the
Maria, Zone, from Leghorn, and Royal Sovereign yacht,
from Calais, and remain,

PORTSMOUTii, JULY 19.—Arrived the Scout gun-brig•from
the Eastward, and anchored at Spithead. Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ship Liverpool for the East Indies.

FALNOUTH, JULY 16 and 17.—Sailed the Duke of Kent
packet, with a Mail fur Lisbon.

LIVERPOOL, JULY 17 and 18.—Arrived the Frederick, Da-
vies, from New Orleans. On the 10th June. in lat. 27. 17.
long. Bo. ca. spoke the schooner Matchless, awl the ship Vic
tot ions, front Havanna!) for London. On 25th June, in lat.
40. long. 59. SO. spoke the United States ship of the line
Washington, Commander Chauncey. On the 3d July, in
lat. 48. 44. long. 33. spoke the Amanda, front Liverpool for
Baltimore. On the 18th .July, off Wexford, spoke the At-
lantic, for New York.—Sailed, on the 18th, the Brilliant,
Baker, for Bataviii.

•
Itanwrcit, Jui.y 18.—Arrived the furst Blucher, Brinck-
man, from Rostock for London; Castlereagh packet, with
mail and passengers from Holland ; Eclipse packet, with do.
from Cuxhaven. Sailed the Lord Nelson packet, with a mail
and passengers for Cuxhaven; Auckland packet, with do.
for Holland.

HOLYHEAD, JULY 18.—Arrived off this place, the ship
Margaret, Lefever, from St. Andrew's, hound to Liverpool.
On the 23d nit. off Meer Island, spoke the brig Jesse, of Avr
to St. Andrew's, out 53 days, all well. On the 3d nist. spoke
the St. Helena, Ellis, from London to Quebec, out thirty days,
all well. On the sth inst. spoke the Samuel Whithread,---,
from Liverpool to Quebec, out 30 days, all well.
' LFoau HAVEN, JULY 17.—Sailed this evening the Mans-
field packet, Captain Nuttall, with a mail and passengers for
IVaterford. Sailed also the Britomart sloop of war upon a
cruize. The Diligence revenue cutter is refitting at the dock-
yard. Sailed the Hope, Mason, having discharged a cargo of
timber,

JUvY 18.—Arrived this morning the Sandwich packet,
Captain Stupples, with a mail and passengers from Water-
find : the Freeling packet is expected also to arrive hourly
with a mail therefrom. The Sandwich will sail again this
evening for Waterford, immediately upon the arrival of the
mail here from London.—Remains the Mayflower, Miles, for
the West Indies, repairing her damages; and the Union,
Roberts, for London.

Rear-Admiral DONALD CAMPBELL appointed
to succeed Rear-Admiral HARVEY, as Commander
in Chief at the Leeward Islands. It is supposed
the Rear-Admiral will hoist his flag in the Salis-
bury, 58, which ship was taken out of Ports-
mouth Dock on Friday, fitted for a Flag-OtEcei.
Orders have been given for building, in India,
six small frigates for the Navy, on the plan of
the old sloops of war, and mounting 32 guns
each,

The Liverpool, 50, Captain F. A. COLLIER, was
expected to sail yesterday morning from Ports-
mouth for the East Indies, to relieve the Magi-
cienne, Capt. Puavis. The Liverpool, after the
expiration of her three years' active service, will
be laid up at Trincomalee as a guard-ship, and
Capt. COLLIER, his officers, and crew, will bring
home the Ganges, -84, now building at Bombay.
The Liverpool touches at the Mauritius, on her
way to Trincomalee. She does not take the specie
mentioned, from not being bound direct to Cal-
cutta, whither it is consigned, for merchants
there. Mr. EDYB, late or the dock-yard, at
Pembroke, proceeds with Commissioner UPTON
to Trincomalee, and thence to Cochin (on the
Coromandel coast), for the purpose of Contracting
(under the directions of the Commissioner)
with the native builders there, for the build-
ing of six small frigates,, on the plan of our old
sloops of war, with some improvements, to mount
32 guns each. Trincomalee is to be used only as
a repairing yard.