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London, England, 1825-07-02 00:00:00

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NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
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Captain 4Ohn A. thrinianney, to the Albiore..
Charlet* Wrmyst,, pr the Algerine sloop.
Cornturifider Wiliiattts Srndrn, to the Bustards.
I.ieutenatit Agra Eras.. Gardiner, to the Clinker gun-brig'.
Commander Lord William Paget, to the Ply stoop.
Captain Walter Bathirtstoo the Genoa.
Captain Joshua S. Heaton, to the Gloucester. .
Lieutenant War. H. Kilehen, to the Nightingale cotter.
Captain John Sykes, to the Ocean«
Commander.Ort. V. Vernon, to the Primrose sloop.
Captain George ,blundy, Ca to the Prince Regent.
Captain Robert GaMbler. to the !minus:
Captain John C. Whhe, to tbe Royal Charlotte yacht.
Capt. Sir M. Seyinotir, Bart. K.C. B. to the Royal George yacht.
Captain Sir Wm. Hems, K.C. B. to the Royal &venire yacht.
Captain Robert Rowley, to the Seiniramis.
Captain Edward D. King, to the Windsor Castle. •

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John H. Sesvante, G. F. H'erbert, and William Reid, to
the Albion; Joseph Maynard, Andminache ; Thomas Everilield
and C. J. Featherstone, Ariadne ; William Poore, Astrata • Ho-
race Nixon
.and. Wm. N. Clay, 'Aniiira • Thomas U. Bond and
Green Nicholls, ,and..
; Edward Belcher (sup.). Blossom; G. J.
Smith and John Grant (b), •Bustard ; James Small, Cambrian ;
Richard CotgraVe, Cambridge; John Q. Blisi. Cyrene • James R.
Drew, James IL Stoddarr, and Thema' Best, Dianiond ; Edward
Tinling, Eden ; H. R. Stun, Egnia ; Klmand Peek Fly
I Walter Kirby, George Henslow, Wm, Gordon, G. T. M.. Pelvis,
Thomas W. Langton, Gloucester; Gordon M'Donaid, Iteliton ; •
George Gregory, Hyperion ; Win.. L. Castle, Iphignia.; Henry
IL Wilmbt, Jaseur • . Broughton. Liffey; Lawford Miles,
Menai ; Thomas Ogle and „John A. buntze. Ocean • George
Spong, Prince Regent ; Thoinas Goble, E. B. Stewart, 'O. Foley,
and Wm. N. Taylor, Pyramus ; John Prattent and Jansen Law-
rence (sup.), Ramillies; Joseph Hamilton and John
Rattlesnake; Alexander C. Dawson, Rifleman; Joiner=
and Thomas Thompson, Revenge; Charles Madden, itingdove ;
William Clark, Romtiey ; It. Hoed Baker, &oat ; ikels-
sawn, Thomas Greene, and Frederick Gully, Semiramis; Fred.
Hilton Sophie; Anhui J. Douglas, Tartar; thisylis- GAM*
Thracian; G. B. J. Isaac (act.), Victor • John Forster and Rd.
F. Rowley (flag),. Victory; R. H. Corl'erell, Weasel:
SURCIZONS.
Jukes Booth (as.), to the Albion ; W. A. Bates, Aidronuche ;
W. J. Hoggan and 'l'. D. Esbelby, Atiadne ; M. Murdoch (as.),
Basilisk; J Rodgers (sup.), Boadicea; R. Manion and L. Pent-
land (as.), Bustard; C. Inches, Cambrian ; J. HOustoon Cam-
bridge; Mack (act.), Chanticleer; David Bennett,
Clinker; John Rodmell, Cyrene ; Ebenezer Johnston; Doris;
Robert Wylie, Espiegle; John Cunningham and Benjamin M'Avoy,
(as.), Fly ; Andrew Gemmel], Genoa ; Nathaniel Reeve (as.),
Goldfinch; John Brown (sup. as.), Hyperion; Thomas R. Dann,
(as.), Anderson Angus (sup.), Jupiter; William Jamey Hunter
(as.), Nightingale; Ai Russell, Thomas Scott, and Jaunt Wallace .
(as.), Ocean ; Henry Arnot, Prince Regent; Henry Holmes (sup.),
liamlllies ; Joseph Leeds and Nam Gordon (as.), Ranger ; Charles
gennedy, Rifleman; James Offiffirist, Romney; John Campbell,
Scylla; Samuel Wallace (as.), HA Daniel King (sup.), Semiramis;
James Veitch (act.) Slaney ; Theopliklis H. Jones (as.); Swallow;
Cloud Brown (as.), Swan; O'Connor (as.), Swinger ;
George Johnstone, ; Edward Jeffery (act.), Victor •' Jas.
Andrew and Edward Leak (sups.), Victory; John Wilson (d.).
Weazie; T. Clarke, Zebra.
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George Hodpkin, to the Albion; John Breaks (act,), Beaver;
Henry Price (act.), fhitomatt • William Bowden, Bastard; W.
A. H. Paddon, Dont; Alexander Kant (act.), 'mew • William
Atiguitus Davis., Jupiter; Thomas Cox, llyramus; William Hen-
sheiwood, Rattlesnake; Samuel James atcher, Tartar. •
The Olive, litenamo. arr Fred at IJ+eresiod from Si. John's
(N. 8.) fell in with, on tho 2341 of May, in lat. 41. 32. long. 51.30.
the Juno, of Boston, from Liierpool to Boston, wateflOgged ; took
the crew and passengers froin her, and set her on are. (In the 4th
June, in hit. 42. 34. long. 53.30. spoke the Nudism, 11-om Loudon
for New York, and put the crew and passengirs on board
Fausount Joie 30.—Wind W.N.W.—Sailed •the Scorpion,
LION, for Lima.
Ptisiorra. Juan W.N.W.—Arrithd tbe Mar-
garet, Flintier, from Lisbon; Effort!, Mittel', from New York;
and the ttansport Nu. 4, from
• Poanuotern, JULY I.—Wind W.—Arrived the Victory, &me-
net°, from Jersey; Emma, Damen, from Guernsey; and the
Chatham transport,. front the Downs. The Orient, Wares, for
China, went out of barbital, and has brought up again Spithead.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Hra.scon, for Plymouth ;! ind the Lord
/Eden, Coons, fur liamburgh.
Dear., Jinx I.—Wind S.W.—The Caroline, Cawearm.; has
proceeded for Ramsgate, in tow of a steam vessel. Arrived and
sailed for the River, the Perseverance, --;lt., from Bengal—sailed
46th January ; and Promise, from the Cape of Good Hope.
—Arrived.from the River, and remain, the William and Henry,
Pa axamas, for Grenada; Regalia, FORTIES and Fortitude, Fo-
211CSIDICIIIMIll. for Quebec; and Henry, Boort:for Halifax.
Doves, JOLT I.—Arrived the Comet steam packet, from Boa-
tlogne, with his Gram the Duke of Noixnetsamurim and sake on
board.
Ltviaroot., joys 30.—Wind W.—Arrived the Sank, 'Roams,
from Demerara—sailed Bth May ; Majestic, Pane, and Ann Maria,
Tana, from Charleston; Olive, Ricnaaus, from St. John's (Ka)
Lotus% Tnaxaoti front Boston; Waller, Cola, from Smyrna ;
Dorset, Gnsoe,fflion Alexandita ; Ellen Jenkittiolthltnieux, from
Meant; Kent, Commas, from Africa; Yukon, thaw, front
New York; Diadetn,Coaux,freint Charleston; Elisabeth, Lame.
from Cape Breton; Eliza, Moanssaa, from Trieste; James, Site,
fro.n New Yolk; and Aurora, from Pernambuco.

According to the list daily published at the Stock
Exchange, of the transactions in shares, it appears that
the number of shares in circulation, all of them in
undertakings which have originated within the last
,twelve months, amounts to above 1,360,000. _ _

Last night a fire broke out in a yard about midway
on the eastern side of Fleet-market, which at first
threatened the most serious consequences to the whole
neighbourhood. It commenced in a wooden shed, in
which were a horse and a number of young limbs,
which fell a sacrifice to the devouring element. A
plentiful supply of water, and continued energy on MI
part of. the firemen, stopped the further progress of
the flames.
Tux THAMES TUNNEL—Tbursday the Duke of
GLOUCIWEIR, accompanied by an Officer of rank,
visited these interesting works, at Rotherhithe. His
Royal Highness, attended by Admiral Sir EDWARD
CODRINGTOW, one Or the Directors, and Mr. BRUNEL,
the Engineer, went down the great shaft. which is, Ile
understand, sow 52 feet deep, or IS feet lower than
the deepest part of the river. His Royal Highness
witnessed the manner in which the work is carried on,
and expressed his admiration of the progress which has
been made in this great undertaking. It is expected
that in about three weeks or a month the double arch-
way will be commenced to*ards the river. The ground,
on the river side in pat-Ocular, is found to be so dry
and hard, that the engineer feels no apprehension at
leaving in the wall of the shaft, on that side, an open-
ing of 40 feet by 17 feet, which ids his original plan
was to have been built solid, and cut through after-
wards. This work was visited the preceding day by
the Vivs.CuaucELLoa, and a numerous party of per-
sons of distinction.
Pansawas Fara.—At tlis great horse.taart, on Mon-
day, the supply di horses was very large ;. many of the
first-rate horses were sold previous to the fair, and
maintained their prices; one dealer gave upwards of
10001. for ten horses ; hackneys and posting hones
fetched from IS to 20 per coat. less than they have
lately averaged; good draught horses were in great
demand; one powerful animal, five years old, fetched
751. Upon the whole a great deal of business was done
fair.slewas
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