The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-18 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE I.6.—Arrived this morning
the Magnet, George, master, in three months from
Cape Coast Castle. She brings no news. Nothing
was known of Major Laing, or of the travellers gone
into the interior. She iS:laden With ivory, pklria oil,
and gold dust. •
The Australian' (Agricultural) ship 'Mires's of
of Anglesea, Capt. Steward, 'arrived yesterday, and
will sail when the wind is fair for new South Wales.

On Tuesday Sir Thomas Hardy returned from a
short crui3e in the Tyne, 28, Capt. Kearney White,
having tried the new guns put into that ship. The
Rear-Admiral shifted his flag again to the Galatea.
Remain at Spithead—Pyramus, Tyne, Challenger,
Wolf, Satellite. In the Harbour—Victory, Re-
venge,.Melville, Wellesley, Galatea, Tweed, Nie-
men (to be paid off and re-commissioned), Sapphire,
Acorn, Alert, Columbine, and Mosquito.
The Falcon, the yacht of the Right Hon. Lord
Yarborough, came into harbour on Tuesday, for the
purpose of being docked, to have her bottom
cleaned ; and returned this afternoon to Cowes.—
She will proceed hence to-morrow for Lisbon and
Gibraltar, and it is said to be his'Lordship's inten-
tion, on his return, to endeavour to fall in with the
Experimental Squadron, to try his comparative rate
of sailing.
The visit of inspection intended to be made by
his Royal Highness the Lord High Admiral, to the
sea-port establishments, will, as at present arranged,
commence at this port about the Ist of the ensuing
month ; by which time the Experimental Squadron
will be re-equipped, and ready for sea, it being the
Lord High Admiral's particular desire to inspect
them, with Sir Thomas Hardy, previous to their
proceeding. The Lord High Admiral will proceed
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the contest for his Majesty's Cup, and dine with the
Members of the Yacht Club. The Commodore, the
Right lion. Lord Yarborough, will return from his
cruise to Lisbon and Gibraltar, in his fine frigate-
yacht, the Falcon, to meet the Lord High Admiral,
take the command of the Royal Yacht Fleet, and
conduct the aquatic festivities of the memorable day.
The Tweed, 28, Lord John Spencer Churchill,
is to be fitted for the Mediterranean station.

The 50th Regiment has succeeded the G9th
Regiment in the duties of this garrison, the latter
having marched for the Tower. A detachment of
the 28th Regiment has removed to Gosport ; the
depot of the 4th Regiment has embarked in the
Flora? Lent. Sison, and sailed for Tynemouth.
All the transports at this port have been dis-
charged out of that service.
Commander Bernard Yeoman (who commanded
the Wolf, which formed part of the Royal squadron
that attended the King on his visit to Ireland) is ap-
pointed to command the Preventive Service at
Lymington.
Lieut. George A. Halsted, Flag Lieutenant, and
nephew to Vice Admiral Sir L. AV. Halsted, K.C.8.,
is promoted to the rank of Commander.
Lieut. Sir Thomas Pasley is-appointed to the
Fairy. Dr. Anderson Angus is promoted to the
rank of Surgeon, and appointed supernumerary Sur-
geon of the Asia.
By a recent Order in Council, ships coming from
the Mediterranean will not be subject to the restraint
of quarantine, provided they prove to the Superin-
tendant (Capt. Bore) a state of perfect health among
the crew, and can answer satisfactorily all the usual
interrogatives in such case provided.—Hantpshire
Telegraph.

LIVERPOOL, JUNE 16.—The abandonment
of the Corn Bill by his Majesty's Ministers on Tuesday last,
has again very materially changed the value of all free
grain. Wheat has advanced fully Bd. per 701b5., Oats,
I d. and 2d. per 451bs. ; Barley and Beans in a similar pro-
portion, and Flour and Oatmeal each 2s. per sack., The
various changes that have taken place have, as yet, pre-
vented the -millers from purchasing to any great extent ;
but this advance has been hard on the sales of to-day.—
Rolders of bonded grain have not yet evinced any disposi-
tion to give way in price, many being sanguine that some
legislative enactments for the release of the foreign corn,
may yet take place. There has been a good demand for
Cotton to-day, chiefly from tbe trade, and 2,200 bags
have been sold at the prices of the former part of the week.