The Sun.
London, England, 1829-02-07 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Pr.vsfount, FEB. 3.—A large ship, supposed to be a
frigate homeward-hound, was seen in the offing on Tuesday
afternoon. standing up Channel.
The Doris, ('apt. Sir John Sinekir, Batt , haviog been

surveyed at Valparaiso, and found unfit fin- repair, is con-
demned to be broken up. Iler cargo of specie is to he
brought to ngland by other vessels, and consequently Sir
John Sint-Irk experiences heavy, pecuniary disappointment
in the loss-of the freightage.
The Volage, 2S guns, Capt. Seymour, was at Rio Ja-
neiro on the 25th Nov., and was to loare for Englawl in a
few da)s; she has 700,000 dollars on board on merchants'
accounts, and may be hourly expected.
The Variable packet brig, at this port, is now altered in
the list of the Navy to the Pigeon.

Jn Hamoaze—Britannia, Warspite, Kent, Aria'lne,
Comet, Badger, Corddia, Zebra, Variable, Magnet, Vigi-
lant, and Meteor Navy steamer.
By the Lisbon packet, which arrived at Falmouth on
Saturday, we learn that the Bramble cutter had arrived
in the Tagus, and was expected to leave that place on the
Ist of February.
PaoaturroNs—Lieur. R. Wall, to the rank of Com-
mander; Mr. Keller, to Lieutenant of the rflen ; As-
sistant-Surgeon Neale of the Sybille to be Surgeon of the
Primrose, vice Mr. Nicol, deceased.
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Captain Henry Hunt, of the Royal Marines, has retired
on half-pay, and Captain S. Giles is placed on the effective
establishment.

Lientenrnt James lienilerson, of the Kent, is again ap-
pointed to tke Warspite.
The Portuguese schooner I:rig Tarenatlnzio, arrived on
Monday from London, and the Industriozo, on Torsday
from Havre de Grace, to embark shout 300 of the Portu-
guese refugees at this port.
The American ship James Cropper, Gary, sailed on
Friday with SI I Portuguese refugees fur Terceira.
The brig Morton, which arrived here on Sunday in 46.
days from Naples has experienced very bad weather, be-
came very leaky, and it is feared the cargo, consisting of
wheat, is damaged.

. ,
His Majesty'a ship Rinaldo arrived at Jamaica from
Falmouth 25th November, and sailed 25t1.1 for Vera Cruz.
The Chatham arrived at Jamaica from Honduras 27th of
Nov., and sailed for Nassau 11th December. The Victor
arrived at Jamaica from Grand Comagres sth Dec. and
sailed for Chagres 7th Dec. The Melville arrived at
Gibraltar from this port 7th Jan. The Espeigle arrived
at Jamaica from Chagres 4th Dec. and sailed for Havannah
14th Dec. The Harpy arrived at Jamaica from St. Yap
de Cuba 13th Dec. The Sphynx, from Falmouth, arrie:•d
at St. Vincent 9th Dec. and. Jamaica 15th Dec. The

Harlequin sailed-from Jamaica fur St. Jago de Cuba 13th
Dec. The Sapphire arrived at Rio• de Janeiro from gon-
terideo 27th Dec. The Cadmus sailed from Rio de Janeiro

for Montevideo 30th Nor. and Heron far Valparaiso Ist
Dec. The Alert arrived at Valparaiso from Coquimbo 6th
October, and sailed 21st for Arica. The Grasshopper ar-
rived at Havannah from a cruise 7th Dec. The Barham
from Bermuda, and Mersey from Jamaica, arrived at Nassau
6th Dec. The Jaseur, bound to the Cape of Good Hope,
was spoken with sth December tat 4. 16. N. long. 23. 12.
W. The Britomart, on the Portugal station, was spoken
with 21st Jan. all well, six weeks front Gibraltar.
The John Munro, Munro, from this port, arrived at
Almeira Jan. 2. The Three Sisters, Head, of this port,
arrived at Bilboa from London Jan 3, The Briton, Cle-
ments, of this port, arrived at Bilbea from Liverpt,ol, Jan,
16. The Mayflower, Martin, of this port, arrived at Fi-
gueira from Newfoundland, Dec. 28. The Bustler,
Leather, of and from this port, arrived at Figueira, Jan. 7.
The Enchantress, Pennington, of this port, arrived at Fi-
eueira from Oporto, Jan. 8. The Maria, Coming, of and
from this port, arrived at Lisbon, Jan. 10. The Francis
and Mary, Gray, arrived at St. Michaels from this port,
Dec. 31. The Fame, Davis, of this port, arrived at Grave -
end from St Michael's, 30th Jan. The Solace, Cross, of
and from this port, arrived at St. Michael's, 10th Jan.
The Carshalton Park, Park, from this port,. arrived at
Madeira, 18th December. The Tantivy, Hodge, of this
port, sailed from Newport for Naples, 2d inst. The Mary,
Wills; Falcon, Littleworth; Dandy, Norriss; and Henrietta.
Good, arrived at St. Michael's from this port, 14th Jan.,;
and Watchful, Massy, 15th Jan. The Welcome, Hamlyn,
of this port, arrived in the Downs front Cephalonia, Ist
Feb. The Reward, Goss, of this port, arrived at Graves-
end from St. Michael's on the Ist of February,

On Thursday, at Bow-street Police-office,.
two men named Peake, father and son, were charged with
having stuck up in St. Martin's-lane, a seditious hand-bill,
urging the public to resi3t the attempt to emancipate the
Catholics. The prisoners were discharged upon giving
the name of their employer, a printer in Bishops,gate-
street, nod entering into their own securities net to offend
in future.