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London, England, 1830-07-19 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Poammotrns. Jour 17 and 18.—Wind S,W. to W.—Arrived
the Marshal Bennett., —, from Barbadoes ; and Robert Ed-
wards, Sherbert,. from New Tort. Sailed the Hodson. Cham-
plin,. for New Turk. A ship, with passengers, is on shore near
.Broolt,.beek (Jibe Wight.
newsmen, Jinx 16 and 17.—Win4AW.—Arrived the Mary.
Hodgson. from Sierra Leone.
nueogyi. Jima, 16 and 17.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the
.Mau Vanes.. SolliMir.. from New Orleans. Of the port, the
from Hetiet, and Amen, Wood.. from Oporto.
=tie Stanowe pkelter. ler Mho*.
BILIWOL, Jinx 17.—Arrived the Brimless Charlotte, Price,
from Jamaica; Stun, Penton, from Barbadoes ; Amity, John-
SUM, from Andrevos, N.B. and Erperinsent. Chapman, from
Mirandehl.

beetroot, Sum 17.—Arrived the Rickel, Potter, from Bom•
bay ; Santander, —, from Monte Video ; Phtebe, Crawford.
from Paraiba; Exchange, Nagle; Burton, Armstrong; and Bro-
thers, Newing, from Barbados; Isabel, Griffiths, from Antigua;
Liverpool, Newton, from• St. Vincent's; Hercules, Rich, from
from New Orleans ; Henry, Kneeland ; Talisman, Pratt ; and
Henries, Gunnell, from Stabile ; J 060,. Fairfield; Iris, and
WM UMW, fromCbarleston.

PORTSMOUTH.4•Tunokr.

The Marshal Bennet tran spot Ward, agent, arrived this
afternoon, twenty-eight days from Barbadoes. The Islands wen!
very healthy. The crops, though unusually late, were considered
average ones, with the exception of those at. Trinidad, which had
failed from the rains. The Marshal Bennet left no man-of-war at
Barbadoes. The Ranger, 28, Captain W. Walpole, sailed on the
6th of June,. with the Governor, Sir James Lyon (who, we are
13t altistulo hear, was quite well), on a tour of the Wands. The
Bennet. brings hams hivalids and stores.
The St7lla, 18, Captain Hindmarsh, arrived at Malta on the
13th June. The Favourite, 18, Captain Harrison, arrived at Mar-
seilles on the 2tt of July, and sailed immediately, with the news of
the death of our late King, for the Admiral's information.
The Curlew, 10, Commander Woolcombe, arrival at Plymouth
on Sunday, on her way wee Cape of Good Hope.
The Nautilus, 10, Lord O. Paulet, is gene to the Cork station.
Vice-Admiral Fkenting sad Rear-Admiral Ogle struck their re-
spective Raga at sunset ea waimedw, the day on which the Court
Masai terminated on Captain Burdett and other officers of the

By accounts from St. Halms of the Nth of May we learn that a
tremsedoes he has been experienced at Bourbon, which has
oemelunne emillwablr damage among the vessels within its range.
Cams hod boss picked up, whirls had abandoned their vessels in
coesegames if their becoming disabled by the effects of the hurri.
amt. They WOW liken to the Mauritius. The Due de Bourdeaux
bad arrived at she Mauritius with the loess! her mainmast, and other
damage. She was assisted by his Majesty's ship Tweed.
Viee.Admiral Sir J. P. Bereeford, K.C.B. will hoist his flag I:.
the Prince Regent, as Commander in chid at Sheerness and the
North Sea, on the let of August. Capt. J. W. Deans Dundas
will be Captain W. Christy, Esq. secretary ; Mr. Gooch, surgeon ;
and Lieut. Hallowel Carew, flag lieutenant.
PROMOTIONS awn Arrotnestzwxs.—Commander A. M.
Hawkins, to the Raleigh ; Lieut. Charles Parker's appoinunent, as
acting commander of the Slangy, is confirmed; Mr. Clement Pat-
tense's acting appointment, as surgeon of the Grasshopper, con.
limed; Mr. Z. Owen to be purser of his Majesty's ship Chal-
lenger, vice Mann, deceased ; Mr. J. Bryan, to be purser of the
Magnificent, vice Bell ; Lieut. Wm. Swains= to the ordinary at
Kingston, Upper Canada; Lieut. A. F. Tracey to the Kent, vice
Smith; Lleuts. Rob. Hunter and Geo. Gahan to the Kent blockade.
The Naval promotion which is to take place on the 20th is to be
regulated according to the official notification recently made by the
Admiralty, via. that no officer is to receive advance in rank until
that to which he aspires is vacated by three—for instance, thirty-
five Captains, on this occasion, will be promoted to the rank of
Rear. Admiral, whilst twelve Commanders only will be raised to
that of Captain, three Lieutenants to that of Commander, and one
Midshipman to the rank of Lieutenant.
The Kft of France has presented g medals to Lieutenants
James and Peattent, of the Coast Blockade, and silver medals to
sixteen of their men, foe their heroic and humane exertions in saving
the crew of Ls Constance, French fishing vessel, wrecked under the
cliffs at Fairlight near Hastings, in January last.
Messes. Gethin and Lane, clerks of Plymouth Dockyard sus-
pended in a late reduction, have this week been recalled and ap.
pointed to the Storekeeper's Office, in consequence of a represents.
tion made by that officer that the duties of the office were getting in

NAVAL COU RT-M AET I A n.—Osi Tuesday and Wed-
nesday last, a Court-martial was held on board his Majesty's ship
St. Vincent, at Portsmouth, for the trial of Capt. George Burden,
Commands; Hayden, Lieutenants Godfrey Brereton, H. B.
Richards, Augustus Lank, and George Kennedy, late of his
Majesty's ship Asia, and Mr. Joseph Briggs, gunner of the saki
ship, with respect to it having been discovered that in two of
the powdet-barrels returned from the Asia there were some flints,
an Iron button, am. with some loose powder, and that it appear.
ad due care was net taken in the removal of the powder, and
that she same had been discharged at a later hour than ryas
necessary. The Court, which consisted of Vice-Admiral the Ho.
neundde C. E. Fleming (Prindsient), Rear-Admirals Sir Charles
Ogle, Batt and the 'Honourable bir C. Paget, K.C.B. Captains
E. 8. Dickson, Sir John Louis, Bart. Hyde Parker Charles IN.a.
pis, C.B. J. D. Marklaad, C.B. Edwaid Boxer, and R. Dick in•
son, C.B. Moses Greetbam, Judge Advocate, having inquired in e
all the circumstances Odle ease was of opinion that it did not ap-
pear that say neglect or inattention to their duty was imputable to
Captain Burdett, or any of the before.nunioned officers, and that
the said Captain Busiest was justified in having ordered the powdtr
to be delivered out of the Asia at the time it was so delivered, by
which means the service was so expedited, and the Court adjudged
beak hint and an hie tams who were under trial, to be fully ix.
quitted.—Desseport Merv&

CHEN-EXCHANGE, MARL.LANE, JULY 19.
Wheat, Kent Jk Easel . 741 di. Peas, Grey . 86..'.76
Suffolk. . 74. 110 s Beane, flonsU • 40. 441
Norfolk (Red), . 70s 76. ' Tick 35s 38s
Rye . . 30. 544 Oats,_Pototoe 30. Z 4.1
Barley. 26.301—Fine 32s 31s Poland • 911. 326
Salt . —. —s Feed . 456 ZOs
I`een, White . 56s 40. Floor, per sack. COs 6is
Boners . 40. 441, Rapeseed 261. 281. per last.
IMPOSTATIMS LAST wall.
wheat, BROW Juanita 511$ 1 Irish Oats
Do. Foreign . 26.781 i Rye, English .
Irish Ditto . . . --. Beans, English
tio:weige .
ss:l7British . . 1,954 Ditto, Foreign
541 Do. ri6h
Irish . . ' Feat. English
Mak, BRilialt . Ditto Foreign
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3,524

Stu.► _
Foreign Ditto .

. 1,4560
• 5,904
• 9,055

. 1,015

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American ditto. bri.. . —.....m,..

COAL-EXCHANGE, hut 19.
Eltraiwisuarletel dating the present =sib 391
IDe the week
Deo W Gods 3114 041 Sid .1
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Ships at Hs/het, 701

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