The Sun. — 1827-11-26 (London, England)

TALBOT.—W. J. Goblfinek volunteer, first class ; Wm. Pennington, . gunner's istate; James Fry, James Smith, John Wilson, seamen ; Yaines Pitebeii;-htly. On Thursday the Rattlesnake, 9.8, -Captain Hon. Orlando Bridgman; sailed for the Mediterranean, with aliat eighty supernumerary seamen, and a supply of spars and stores for the squadron. Captain Bridgman has eso in charge a handsome sword for Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Codrington, a present to him from his Royal Highness the' • Lord High Admiral, and 'he honorary ()Hers conferred on the gallant Admiral, and the Officers who served under :him in the recent battle. We are informed, Mr. Herbert Blatchford Gray and Mr. Fred..Fludyer Gray, the forsner Midshipman of his Majesty's ship Genoa, the latter of his Majesty's ship A!bion, both of whom were severely wounded in the late brilliant action off Navarin, are the eldest sons of the late Lieutenant Gray, who died in 18515, while First Lieutenant of his Majesty's ship Bulwark, within a few days before she was paid off. This respectable and unfortunat:!, officer left a widow and ten orphans, who were living f the neighbourhood of Devonport. Mr. Fred. Fludyer Gray, the younger of the two (not Yet seventeen years uz age), has lost his right arm. .1,17, have no doubt the bravery of this youth, and his severe loss, will meet with every consideration in the proper quarter, where there always a feeling to reWard•merit and protect the orphan.  Captain G: A. 13e11, R.M., killed in the late action with the Turks, was the younger son of Mr. William Bell, carpenter of his Majesty's'ship Royal William, and brother of Mr. T. E. Bell, carpenter of his Majesty's ship Nelson. Yesterday the Russian brigantine Mary arrived from St. Petershorgh, with provisions for the Russian Squadron in the Mediterranean. Three other vessels, with like cargoes, are expected here, on their way to thr coasts of the Morea.  On Sunday the Satellite, 18, Capttin J. M. Luws, sailed for the East India station ; on Monday the Ilrittit  frigate, Captain Hon.. W. Gordon, was towed out of harbour by the Carron steamer, and sailed for Plymouth ; on Wednesday the Undaunted frigate, Captain A. W. J. Clifford, C.B. arrived from Chatham ; on Thursday the Sapphire, 2H, Captain Henry Dundas, sailed for Chatham amid Leith ; this day the Starling, Lieutenant Moffatt, arrived from a cruise. Remain at Spitbead—Undaunted, Seringapatam, 'Tagus (Portuguese), and Starling. In the Harbour—Victory, Melville, Revenge, Maidstone, Brito.. mart, Onyx, and Puerla (Portuguese).  Him Highness thew ( sLuonrdd alyHigh rAn di nngii)r,alwi isueixtii7ec tie:lt oe presenting the 58th Regiment with a new setof-Monday morning, on Southsea C0111E3014 n proceed in the Undaunted frigate, Cap.: at:at ri will vn iivi Royal ie of afterwards Colours,lf te erleolyn taoicd s Lain Augustus Clifford, C.B„ to Plymouth, to present that division of Royal Marines with their new stand of Colours, His Grace the Duke of. Devonshire is expected to arrive to-morrow on a visit to Captain Clifford. It is, expected that the Lord'High Admiral will return to this port in the Undaunted. '  Lieutenant Maule (for his services in the last war) is appointed. Quarter-Master of the Royal Marine Artillery, vice Balchild. The steam-ship Duke of York, on her passage to Lisbon, Cadiz, and Gibraltar, met with a gale of wind, which lasted seven days. She -put into'' Cerunna, but finallY reached her ulterior destination without damage.-1/avap. shire Telegraph,  The neighbourhood of Chapel bar «-a,; alarmed on Wednesday night, about nine o'clock, by the sound of a pistol and shrieks of murder, from tile house of Mr. BURTON, the tailor. On inquiry into the cause, we learnt,- that a young:man, of the name of Jogs HeLmrs, employed in, the hosiery warehouse of Messrs. Baarrtscyanic, has for some time been paying assiduous utters_ tions to Miss