The Sun.
London, England, 1829-04-17 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 16.—His Majesty's shiP
Warspite, 76, Rear-Admiral T. Baker, C.8.,9t,'
Shirreff, was towed out of Harnotize into the Sound
on Friday, by the Meteor steam- vessel.
The Bramble cutter, Lieutenant Haswell, sailed
for Falmouth on Thursday, from whence she sailed
on the following day with the Lisbon mail.
His Majesty's packet-brig Emulous', Lieutenant
W. P. Croke, came up from 'Falmouth on riiday,
to be (locked and copperedi having been five years
with scarcely any repairs.
The Pallas, 42, Captain Fitzclarence, with Lod
Dalhousie on board, will proceed to Calcutta 1°
June.•
The Echo steam-vessel, Lieutenant BulloCk; ar"
rived on Monday from Woolwich and Spithod,With
supernumerary seamen and treasure, to be put on
board the Zebra and Cordelia, for conveyance £0
Cadiz, Malta, and Australia respectively.
His Majesty's sloop Clio, 18, Commander R.
Deans, arrived, here on Saturday last' from Cork; to
be paid off for re-commissioning. She left' Cove
on Wednesday.
The Hotspur, a new 46-gun frigate, arrived on
Saturday from Milford.
It is believed that the Cordelia will convey Pr''
vate treasure to Cadiz, on account of Messrs. Roths-
child.

The following Mithhipmen passed for Lients. ►►t
the Royal Naval College, Portsmouth, last week:---
the Honourable George Robert Anson Cletnents,
William Rule Brooman, Alfred Cranky, Jam
Chas. Man Touzeau, Frederick Blair, and Churl°
John Bosanquet.
PROMOTIONS.—Commander Astley, of the Herold
yacht, to the rank of Captain, and Lieutenant
Cotesworth, of the same ship, to the rank of Com-
mander.

APPOINTBIRNTS.—• Commander George Berkehi
Maxwell, and Lieut. S. H. Ilemmans, are appoint,
ed to the Herald ; Lieutenants W. E. Amiel,
Morris (b), J. Bramwell, G. Howes, John Prat-
tent, G. F. Fabian, J. G. Raymond, L. John
O'Reilly, to the Hyperion. J. Hancock, Archibald
Nagle, K. Johnson, T. Coswell, C. K. Scott, and
T. A. Gilson, to the Ramillies. Mr. S. J. Tracels
to be Purser of the North Star; Mr. John M'Donald
to be Master ; Mr. Alexander Baird, Surgeon, to the
Procris; ;the Rev. W. A. Row to the Shannon.
Mr. D. G. Miller and Mr. E. H. Field, Supernume
rary Assistant-Surgeons to the Britannia. Mr. J-
Robertson, Assistant-Surgeon to the Semiramis, lit
Cork suction.
Lieuts. Chas. Webbe is appointed to command
the Lord Melville packet.
ROYAL MARINES.—Brevet Major William Corr
nolly, to be Major, vice Nicolls, appointed Governor
of Fernando Po; Capt. C. Gray, from the unattachel.
half-pay, to be Captain, vice Connolly.
His Majesty's ship Eclipse, from Falmouth, 01.".
rived at Bahia 23d Jan., and Rio de Janeiro 30t11
ditto. The Cygnet arrived ut Barbadees from Fel'
mouth Feb. 13. The Lapwing sailed from Madei°
for Teneriffe and Rio de Janeiro Feb. 22. The Pell'
can, from Zante ; Brisk, from Naples; Riflerliellj.
from Candia; and Ferret, from Portsmouth, arrive
at Malta March 10. The Madagascar, for Corfu;
Blonde, for Candia ; Racer and Philomel, for NaPles;
Alacrity, for Marseilles; and Meteor, for ----r;
sailed from Malta prevous to March 20. 'I."-
Shannon and Grasshopper sailed from Burbadoes for
Trinidad March 10.
- The Royal Sovereign yacht is to be fitted to
supply the place of the Wiliam and Mary, the latter
being so old as to be unfit for service.
Anne,ichßa
Michael's
Rowe, ofpr this h7i s: ptohret,arri
Saucy
Jack, a
arrived
from St. m
arrived at Buenos Ayres, from this port Jan. 14;
the Richard Batley, Bulley, arrived at Rio de Ja'
neiro from this port Jan. 29; the Ellice, Whitmore,
from this port, arrived ut Tobago previous to
March 1; the Christian, Ham, of and from this
port, arrived at Figueira March 18; the New
Times, Fox, from this port, arrived at Corfu Feb.
28 ; the Creole, Bendixest, from this port arrived
at Cuxi4aven April 8; the Fame, Davis, of this ports
arrived at Lisbon from St. Michael's March 15; the
Maria, Cunning, of and from this port, arrived a 1
Lisbon March 25. tßlC.rie9rtiP
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The equinoctial gales appear to commence
nearly a mouth after their time; during Tuesday 1414
and Wednesday mottling the wind blew a hurricane.
The Assize for this county did not finis!! till
Thursday evening, at nine o'clock. LANE, the 101 gen-
' d ;
tenced to death for highway robbery, has been reP"ee
the
but BAILEY, found guilty of uttering forged notes
Devises Bank, was left for execution on the Gth of ga);
t
The number of prisoners originally for trial amounted I,
about two hundred ; and it is a remarkable fact that Ve
was the rapid increase of commitments, even during the
Assize, that, after Mr. Justice LITTLEDALE had been diiii;
posing of prisoners fur three days, there were as ni,a;
for trial on the fourth day as when he began.—Bath (/`—.
A meeting of Middlesex Magistrates "15
held yesterday at the Sessions House, Cletkenwell, a
which Mr. VICKEKY applied for permission to retire,foal
the Governorship of the House of Correction. 'His r
nation was accepted, but a motion was made by
HALLS and carried, to the effect that Mr. VICKERY be r!•
quested to retain his situation till a new Governor shouiLt
be appointed : also that a day be appointed to ttt,te 010
consideration whether any, and what, remuneration shout'.
be given to Mr. Vtexzuv.
FEMALEnIio.6, thePO propertyA C H ER 0 f
. Ya
Noblemanosterti POACHER.—Yesterday
w emorning'll_(3o
two fine
in Essex, being out with a groom, made a grand and sin3al_
taneous rush on an old woman, carrying a basket, in 11119-
sell-square, which, in her fright, she let fall, and sereatniags
ran away. The surprise of the groom was extreme; ba
on his reaching the spot where the old woman had bee,'
attacked, he discovered that the basket in question cow'
tained no less than six hares, which, very naturally, bat
attracted the scent of the hounds. The woman, who it
supposed to be connected with poachers, did not return i°
claim the property.

BIRTHS.
On the 12th inst., at the Priory-lodge, Hereford, the
lady of W. H. Bellamy, Esq., of a son.
On the 15th inst., at Norwood, Surrey, the wife of
Lea Wilson, E,q., of a daughter.
On the 11th inst., at Hendon, Middlesex, the la-AY of
E. W. B. Webster, Esq., of a son.
On the 14th inst., the lady of die Rev. F. Laurent) °f
Alford, Lincolnshire, of son.
f
On the 12th inst., the lady of C. R. Cockwell, Esq.) - o
a son, at Westhourn Manor House.

MARRIED.
On the 16th inst., J. G. Tweed, Esq., of Lincoln's-Inn'
Barrister-at-Law, to Elizabeth, daughter of J. R. Parker,
Esq., of Upper Harley-street. • tho
On the 15th inst., at the Friends' Meetin,g,hogoo,
town and county of Poole, Morris, secopd son of R.
Esq., of the above place.
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On the 9th inst., at Halton, near Lancaster, of
Stolterfoht, Esq., Liverpool, to Eleanor, third daughter
the late T. Robinson, Esq. of the former place. Were,

DIED.
On the 14th inst., at Laleham, Martha, widow of Wi-
liam Arnold, Esq., late of Slatwoods, Isle of Wight.
On the 12th inst., Mrs. J. Hollingworth, of Qtle"'
squ ire, Westminster.
On the 15th inst., at his house in Bernard-street, Wig'
sell-square, Adam Martin, Esq., aged 67. Or
On the 14th inst., at Fletching, in Sussex, age. IA
Frederick, youngest son of Charles Bayley, Esq., ti
Hon. Eat India Company's Civil Service, on the fiff)p-
Establishment,
On the 16th inst., in London, Alfred, youngest so° of
W. Fowler, Esq., Bristol.
On the 14th„ikst., at the house of Mr. Jaques,
John's-terrace, cknev-road, after a long and sevsre
ness, Mrs. Berger, aged 32. p.
On the 13th inst., at Bruges, aged 22, R. S. Arr •
nyngbame, Esq., second son of Sir D. Cunyngluauei
Miln-Craig, Baronet. ~1 at
On the 12th Mat., J, Webber, Esq., of Balham
an advanced age. of
On the 14th inst., at Brighton, William, second son
S:r T. W. Bloomfield, Bart., aged seven years.

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