The Sun.
London, England, 1842-06-13 00:00:00

PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.

PROMOTIONS.—Assistant-Surgeons—Alexander
(1830), Assistant-Surgeon of Portsmouth DockY74
and H. H. Hammond (1828), of the Britomart ; 41",
J. Little (1836), to the rank of Surgeon.
APPOINTMENTS. Comm anders—CourtenaY 0:1,m!
to the Wolf ; John Fulford, to the Camperdown.,
Lieutenants—G. H. W. Ross, to the Columbia
A. E. Scott, to the Madagascar ; Gerard Napier',
the Madagascar, to the Pique ; John C. Snell, to:,
Cambridge. 4
Second Masters—E. J. Gibbon' to the Seafiower,'
Davies ; W. Roberts, from the Dasher, to the Dee.
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Master's Assistant—H. Woodham, to the Color/
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Surgeon—Dr. J. M. Deas, to the Columbia stem
Assistant-Surgeons—M. C. Trench, to the Pbil°
Fysher Negus and Evan Evans, for service at.)47,
Hospital ; James Mitchell, to the Albatross.
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Purser—C. Walker, to the Satellite, vice WeiL",l
Mates—C. T. W. G. Cerjat, T. P. Conde,'.
Glynn, and F. B. Quin, to the Excellent. V
Midshipmen—W. F. G. Fead, from the St.a..o
to the Satellite ; Augustus Chetham, to the Alball
Clerk-in-Charge—Mr. J. C. :Aldridge, to th.jl
steamer.
Clerks—H. Nettleton, to the Albatross ; G.lOO.
skins, from the St. Vincent, to the Satellite. ,04
Volunteer Ist Class—Edward Haig, to the Col -i1
The following Mates passed for Lieutenants 4141
Naval College on Tuesday :—Messrs. G. W.11;4
Alexander G. West, F. H. Short, Charles B. •
J. C. D. Hay, H. J. Grant, H. B. King,
C. J. W. G. Cerjat, H. F. W. Ingram, and Chal:110
Vansittart. Mr. H. J. Tribe qualified for a Ci.oo"
in the Marine corps.

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VESSELS SPOKEN WlTH.—Theodosia, Pau% , ,
North America, Ist inst., by the John Dunn, /.It, 0,
Port Talbot. Black Dog, Liverpool to Gibrult„,ool
oh., off the Burlings, by the Albion, arrived at F10m"741
Corinth, Philadelphia to Rotterdam, lat. 49 i°l4
ILlketromp, Oldendorp, lat. 49, lon. 8, by the ASof
arrived offFalmoulh. 'Nimrod, Havannah to Nita;
23d ult., lat. 39, lon. 45 ; Lord Ramsey, Live
New York, 26th ult., ]at. 43, lon. 32 ; Lady C
of Waterford, 30th ult., lat. 48, lon. 19 ; a large ,60
standing west, 31st ult., lat. 49, lon. 16; by the
arrived at Liverpool. Ocean Queen, of Londo4„-
ult., lat. 39, N., lon. 15, W. ; Industry, of Fro:
84 days from Alexandria, 24th ult., lat. 41,1,
Duke of Gordon, Penzance to Demerara, 28111°
47, N., lon 8., by the Mary and Eliaa, arrived 51#
Lydia, Pernambuco to Trieste, 2d April, off `
Galt, by, the William, arrived at Strum:
REPORTED DISTURBANCE AT BAR,
On Wednesday last there was a report turret
elsewhere, that the relieving officer of the
while relieving the poor at Barnoldswick, a
borders of Yorkshire, about four miles from
attacked by a numerous body of paupers, 1
from him, and divided by the plunderers ami
and the officer thrown into a ditch ; that tl
consequently sent for, and speedily arrived,
Colne; and one report stated that several live
inquiry, we have reason to believe that there
story, the fact being, that there having bee)
on the part of a number of ratepayers of Br
present at a distribution of the money, an
declining to comply with sash a demank-
ance was apprehended, and a few troops
proceed frog Colne to that place, with
serve the peace; and we believe that
proved effectual, and that not the slightest
place, and the troops returned to their barrae:
same evening. A Chartist, named Mooney
been seeking to distinguish himself in that i
with the troops to Barnoldswick, and shor
turning to Colne, which was left for a short
tary, he sprung a rattle by way of assenr
chartists, and then harangued them, declaril
things, that one or two soldiers had been kill
Chartists speedily dispersed on the arrival i)
cavalry from Burnley barracks ; and the rett
from liarnoldswick, soon sufficed to expose ML
It is not difficult to see how, from these mates
gathering as it rolled, was swelled into a tale
of nine men being killed. The Chartist meeting -j 41,00
next, we believe, is to be held, at Accrington, if tl
addressed by Dr. Macdouall, Mooney, and others ° •: 4.14 i
—Manchester Guardian. Alt,
FlRE.—Friday night, at half-past eleven
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fire broke out upon the extensive range of pronli76l4o
cupation of Mr. Moreton, furniture broker and Bebe; 4/
situate at No. 36, New-cut, Lambeth, within a 1 itb mita
of Blackfriars-road. Mr. and Mrs. Moreton 7.,' 41,171 T
person had to rush through the flames altanst_l.7,7l#4 4
nudity, and were received by the neighbours 012-j, "
fire was soon extinguished, but not before the r'''" a!"
dovolv
in, and every vestige of combustible material. b015",:.7,
also great danger done to the adjoining house° ~.-Ld,)
Messrs. Betts and Lexton. ..

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