The Sun.
London, England, 1845-02-10 00:00:00

AI'POLNTMENTS.

Captains—E. Collier, C. 8., to the Rodney ;G. W. Willes
to the Vanguard.
Lieutenants—G. W. Sanders, J. Nourse, E. B. Rice, and
the Hon 0. Lambert, to the Rodney; F. H. Stanfell, W.
Tottenham, and R. C. Tatnall, to the Vanguard; B. Young
to the Persian; H. King to the Lily; M. Bouchier, from
the Excellent, to the Vanguard; J. G. Moore to the Excel-
lent; 0. Cumberland to the Racehorse; W. H. Webb to the
Firebrand; J. F. Cornell to the Comas; F. G. Leigh to the
Stromboli.

Masters—J. M'Donald, to the Rodney; P. C. D. Bean, to
the Imaum ; S. S. Flinn, to the Vanguard.
Surgeons—Alexander Mliechnie (and medical store-
keeper), to Hasler Hospital, vice Allan, promoted ; J.
M'Ternan, of Greenwich, to Deptford Dockyard; W. Bruce,
of the Trafalgar, to Greenwich, vice M`Ternan ; D. Finley to
the Rodney ; J. Caldwell, to the Spiteful.
Paymastere and Pursers—J. Maddocks, to the Rodney;
T. Shanks to the Vanguard.
Assistant-Surgeons—C. Crandell and G. Whitmarsh, to
the Rodney; W. Wildey, M.D. (acting), to Plymouth Hos-
pital; R. Pottinger, to the Radfunanthus; 'l'. Seecombe
(acting additional) to the San Josef; C. C. Protheroe (acting
additional) to the San Josef; J. W. Reid, to the Victory, ad-
ditional, for service, at Hasler.
Masters' Assistants—L. Fisher, W. H. Burke, J. Imrie, and
R. Smith, to the Rhadamanthus.
Midshipmen—W. G. Douglas and W. J. Fead, to the E.
cellent ; X. J. Dickens and C. Didham, to the Vindictive.
Clerk—D. Goodwin, to the Rhadamanthus.
Naval Cadet—W. Temple, to the Albion.
ROYAL MARINES.
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Promotions.—Lieutenant—Augustus Flemyng, to the rank
of Captain.

COAST GUARD.
Appointments—Lieut. J. Brooman to Torquay station, vice
Moore, appointdd to the Rolla brig.
Removals—Lieut. W. Boys, from No. 2 Battery, to Kings-
town, vice Loveless, to Pegwell Bay, vice Trappo, deceased;
Lieut. R. Goodridge, from Hope Cove to Sidmouth, vice
Edward, to Cawsand Bay, vice Foot, superannuated ; Lieut.
Coleman (b.), from Lassiemouth to Frazerburgh, N. 8., vice
Glover, removed.
Chaplains in the Navy are now made eligible to receive
half-pay after eight years' (foreign or home) service.

TUE GAME MANlA.—Whilst the odious game-Fre-
serving system continues—whilst our " English country
gentlemen" continue in the condition of " poulterers,
as the Duke of Portland properly termed them—poach-
ing (with all its evils and consequences) will also con-
tinue. The extent to which the preserving mania is
carried is a premium for poaching, as much as giving to
gamekeepers half of a penalty (which they get when
penalties are paid), is a preruLm for perjury. The
mania gentry are so jealous of each other, where their
estates adjoin, that they quarrel like children about toys.
Farmers are, no doubt, right glad when they find that
the poaohers have paid; a nightly. visit, and carried off!
good
good stdcof thi .stiiiihis ganief indeed they have sub-
stantial reason foi Nowt glad. _
Mr. Cardwe.l4.:f.jae. nelll-.
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547; acted, for the last three
to Sif George Clerk.—
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