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 Captain Thomas Prickett, destined to the coast of Africa, in 1823. He was made a lieutenant on the 13th Sept. 1828; appointed acting commander of the Zebra sloop, on the East India station, Aug. 8th, 1832; paid off from that vessel, at Chatham, in the spring of 1833; and advanced to his present rank on the 6th Jan. 1834. 



made a lieutenant on the 2d Feb. 1830; advanced to the rank of commander, “for his exertions in the coast guard service,” Feb. 12th, 1834; and appointed to the Columbine sloop, at Sheerness, June 2d following. 



of the late Admiral Sir Benjamin Hallowell Carew, G.C.B., and brother to Captain Charles H. Carew, R.N. He was made a lieutenant in June 1828; appointed to the Barham 50, Captain (now Sir Hugh) Pigot, Mar. 26th, 1831; and promoted to the rank of commander on the 14th Feb. 1834. 



surviving son of the late Captain Sir Peter Parker, Bart., R.N., by Marianne, daughter of Sir George Dallas, Bart., of Petsall, co. Stafford. He was made a lieutenant on the 7th June, 1829; appointed to the Vernon 50, flag-ship of the Right Hon. Sir George Cockburn, fitting out for the West India station, Dec. 12th, 1832; and advanced to the rank of commander, Feb. 26th, 1834.

