The Sun. — 1842-12-22 (London, England)

VAL INTELLIGENCE..  Tsmorru.—The Austrian frigate liellone, commanded by the Archduke Frederick, is taking on board live stock, &c., preparatory to returning to Trieste. She will go out of harbour in a day or two. A grand ball will be given on Wednesday in honour of his imperial llighness, which will be attended by all the elite of the neighbourhood. Naval officers who have visited the ship report well of her internal condition.  The new steamer Spiteful, built at Pembroke, has been commissioned at Plymouth by Commander William Maitland, 1840, reported for service in the Mediterranean.  The Samarang, 26, Captain Belcher, fitting out at this port for surveying service in the Chinese waters, is progresEively getting manned, but retarded in her e►luipment by-the unfavourable weather. She is to be supplied with lanterns for night-actions, invented by Mr. hay, operative chemist, of Portsmouth. The Cambridge, 78, Captain Barnard, recently from the Mediterranean, is in the harbour refitting, and, contrary to expectation, is ordered to proceed as soon as ready to Plymouth for further directions. ller destination is not known.  The Warspite, 50, Captain Lord John Hay, has left Spithead for the West Indies. She goes m the first instance to Bermuda, to meet the -Vice-Admiral. Sir Charles Adam, and for her. Captain to be present at a Court-martial, ordered to he assembled for the trial of Captain the Hon. C. Elliot, of the Spartan, •?ti, for having flogged a Midshipman 'of that ship. We- ascertain by letters of the Bth instant, that the Formidable, 80, captain Sir Charles Sullivan, Bart., has arrived in safety at Minorca, and was repairing her damages in the harbour of Port Mahon, having been towed thither by the Cyclops steamer. She has lost her rudder, and is leaky, and after 'temporary repairs is to proceed to Malta. Her safety is ascribed to the light wind which then prevailed, or she would have been a total wreck at the mouth of the Llobregat,near Barcelona.  The Pilot, 18, is ordered home from the West Indies to be paid off, having been in commission upwards of four years.  The; Tyne and Conway, 26 gun ships, are being brought forward for commission at this-port. The new sloop Frolic, 16, Commander Willis, is ordered to proceed to the West Indies, as soon as ready. She is to convey to the Bahamas, Governor Sir James Cockburn.  At §pithead.—No ship of war. In Harbour—St. Vincent, Victory, Cambridge, Excellent, Royal George, Samarang, Frolic, Nautilus, and Thunderbolt, Rocket and Volcano steamers, and Austrian frigate Bellone. We have jut heard that orders have been dispatched to the Captain of the Formidable, 80, Sir Charles Burt., to return to Spithead, as soon as the repairs of the ship are effected.—Brighton Gazette.  "We learn from Belize, that General Metrazan President of the State of Costa Rica, was deposed and murdered in the middle of September, while preparing to make an attack on Nicaragua. Xn insurrection arose in the capital, and his troops were. driven out, :ollowed by the insurgents ; he was overtaken :at a distance of five leagws. N 1 here he was shot, and hia oldiers massacred to a 1080. This event, adds the accoutt, shows that the Indian race, at the head of which is Carrtra, the rival of Morazan, are about to become the matters of Costa Rica, as they are already of the rest of Guatemala.— Galignani. We understand, says the Hampshire Telegraph, that more wheat has ben sown in Sussex this autumn than was ever before known, wheat being-substituted in many places where oats in course ought to have been sown.  TUE Coors.—Owing to the long-continued dry weather in the autumn, the breadth of land sown with wheat is unusually large, and as the weather since the grain has sprouted lnio been damp and warm, the young wheats are very forward, and in most instances looking remarkably tine.— Worcester Chronicle.