The Sun.
London, England, 1855-08-31 00:00:00

MALTA.

AUGUST 21.—His Netherlands Majesty's frigate
Doggersbank, having on board his Royal Highness
the Prince of Orange, attended by Major the Che-
valier de Casembroot, Aide-de-Camp to his Majesty
the King and Gouverneur of his Royal Highness,
and Lieutenant the Chevalier de Geer, Aide-de-
Camp to his Majesty, and Orderly Officer of the
Prince, arrived from Holland, Cadiz, and Gibraltar
on the 14th, and on the same evening the Nether-
lands steam corvette Sindoro, from Cagliari, whi-
ther she had been despatched to replenish fuel.
On the frigate's anchoring, the acting Netherlands
Consul, Mr. William J. Stevens, waited on his
Royal Highness, when salutes were exchanged with
the garrison.
His Royal Highness spent several days in in-
specting the various objects of interest on the
island, and left on the 23d for the Texel.
The Golden Fleece screw steam-transport ar-
rived from Marseilles on the 14th, having in tow
the Lancashire Witch sailing transport. These
two vessels conveyed 456 horses and 378 officers,
rank and file, and left for Kamiesh on the 16th.
The Empress screw steam-transport, with am-
munition, 71 horses, and 51 officers, rank and file,
arrived from Marseilles on the 17th, and left for
Kamiesh on the 18th.
The Utility sailing transport, bringing 22 horses
and 16 troopers, arrived from Marseilles on the
17th, and left for Constantinople on the 18th.
The Sinai French postal steamer arrived from
Marseilles on the 19th, bringing, among other pas-
sengers, Lieut.-Colonel Morris, R.A. ; Captain
Marshal, 2d Regiment, Aide-de-Camp for Malta ;
and 5 officers, and 38 rank and file of the French
army for Constantinople, for which port she left
on the same afternoon.
The Louguor French postal steamer arrived from
Constantinople on the 15th, bringing among other
Passengers for Marseilles, for which destination she
took her departure on the same clay, Captain Bar-
nard, Major Berkley, and 46 French military in-
valids.
The English steamer Napoleon 111., conveying
114 military invalids, left for Port Vendres on the
14th.
The Niagara steam-frigate arrived from Mar-
seilles on the 18th, with 12 horses, 3 officers, 997
non-commissioned officers and privates, and having,
in tow the American ship Marmion ladenhvith am-
munition. Both ships left for Constantinople on
the 19th.

The Jason screw steam-transport arrived from
Southampton on the 15th ; she left for Balaklava
on the 16th. _ _ _

The Resolute screw steam-transport, from Liver-
pool and Kingstown, arrived on the 17th, bringing
118 horses and draughts of the following regi-
ments :-Ist Royals, 13th, 14th, 90th, and 57th,
all for the Malta reserve, besides draughts for
Balaklava ; the Ist Dragoon Guards, Ist Royals,
sth Dragoons, Coldstream Guards, and 2d Dra-
goons ; 323 non-commissioned officers and privates
of various regiments were also embarked from the
Malta reserve Depot, with Lieutenants Bayley and
Turners Ensign Guava and Mayo, 38th ; Lau*

part Bower, Royal Marines ; Lieutenant Rogers,
124th ; Lieutenants Browning, ',almond, and Lloyd,
89th ; Lieutenants Panks, Rowland, and Williams,
of the Ist Roya!s.

The Holyrood screw-steam transport arrived
from London on the 17th with Government stores,
having on board Surgeon Saunders and family,
and left for Balaklava on the 19th. The Surprise
steam-transport, from London, with railway plant,
arrived on the 18th, and left for Balaklava on the
following day, having on board Paymasters Baker
and Corcoram, 8 clerks, Assistants-Surgeons Death
and Jones, and 55 navvies.

The Baliiana crew steam transport, having on
board 218 mules and 62 Spanish muleteers, arrived
from Barcelona on the 19th, with the onarchy
sailing transport in tow, having on board other
120 mules and 36 more muleteers. Both these
ships left for Balaklava on the 20th.

The Medway screw steam transport arrived from
Alexandretta and the Dardanelles on the 16th,
bringing Colonel Cox.
The sailing transport ship Wildfire, with 106
navvies, arrived from Balaklava on the 20th.
The Armenian screw steam transport arrived
from Balaklava on the 15th, bringing Col. Gordon,
Royal Engineers ; Major Chermside, Royal Artil-
lery ; Major Daniels, and Messrs. Montanaro and
Foaker ; and left for Marseilles on the 16th, con-
veying, in addition to the two first-named passen-
gers, Surgeons Delwege and Garringe Assistant-
Surgeon Bakewell, the Rev. Mr. Lewes, Lieut.
Pepys, Ist Dragoons, and Captain Irvine.
The Great Northern screw steam transport ar-
rived from Constantinople on the 15th with 80
French military invalids, and left on the 17th for
Marseilles, for which port the Eliza sailing trans-
port, which arrived from Kamiesh on the 18th,
also► took her departure on the 19th.
The Amity screw steam transport arrived from
Balaklava on the 15th, and left for Gibraltar on the
18th, conveying Mr. Delemar and 20 Spanish
muleteers.

The Jura screw steam transport arrived from
Balaklava and Scutari on the 18th, bringing Lieu-
tenant Joliffe, R.M. ; Captain Blyth, R.N., and
10 invalided seamen for Malta, and the following
for England :—Lieut. Fitzgerald, R.A. ; Lieut.
Tynemouth, R.A, ; Dr. Robertson, R.N. ; Lieut.
the Hon. A Crofton, 7th ; Major Ruttledge, 17th ;
Surgeon Blake, 55th; Captain James, 20th ; Lieu-
tenant M' Pherson 30th ; Dr. Pratt, Mr. Wright,
Lieutenant-Colonel Macbeath, 68th ; Lieutenant-
Colonel Franklin ; Lieutenant-Colonel Bracklin ;
Majors Kirkland, 21st, and Gwilt, 34th ; Colonel
Lockyer, 97th ' • Captain Westhead, 34th ; Captain
Brown, 88th ; Captain Aplin, 3d ; Capt. Hassard,
R.E. ; Captain Massey, 19th • Captain Colthurst,
77th ; Captain Vaughton, 90t1 ; Lieutenant New-
port, 89th ; Lieutenant Morgan, 77th ; Lieut
Coulson, 49th ; Lieutenant Aylmer, 97th ; Lieut.
Benson, 10th Hussars ; Lieutenant Cuming, 48th ;
Lieut. Danah, R.E. ; Lieutenant Saunders 34th ;
Assistant-Surgeon Greer, 21st ; Surgeon Kirwan ;
Surgeon Weir ; Ensign Punter, Lieutenant Kirk,
19th ; Lieutenant Leonard, 28th ; Capt. Grimston,
19th ' • Lieutenant Acklow, 44th ; Dr. M'Allister,
Land Transport Corps ; Dr. Longe, Major Craw-
ley, 39th ; Mr. Bruce, and 198 non-commissioned
officers and privates of various regiments ; 22
seamen, and 35 labourers.
The Cambria steam-transport arrived from Bala-
klava on the 15th, bringing Col. Sharp and Lieut.
Irvine, R.A. ; Lieut. Wyall, Coldstream Guards;
Lieutenants Hicks and Pepys, Ist Dragoons ; Dr.
Bakewel, Dr. Dalmege, Dr. Gowinge, Mr. Hooper,
R.N., Rev. Mr. Lewes, Messrs. Delmar, Henley,
and Knight, and 53 invalided non-commissioned
officers and privates.
The Etna steam transport arrived on the 18th
from Balaklava, bringing Captain Armstrong,
18th ; Captain Carlyn, Ist Royals ; Surgeon Ken-
nedy, and 22 muleteers, and left for Marseilles on
the 19th.

Her Majesty's line-of-battle ship Powerful, with
military and naval invalids, sailed for Plymouth
on the 15th.

The United States' store-ship Supply left for the
westward on the 15th, having on board Major
Magur, United States' army, and Mr. Porter.
The Ottoman steam-frigate Saike Chaadi arrived
from Tripoli on the 17th, where she landed a rein-
forcement of that garrison from Constantinople.
The Norman screw steam-transport left for Con-
stantinople on the 17th, conveying 64 mules, 5
officers, and 119 Sardinian muleteers.
Her Majesty's ship Medina was despatched on
the 15th in search of two Russian prizes taken in
the Sea of Azoff by the Wrangler and Swallow,
and which broke adrift about 90 miles eastward of
Malta, from the Cambria, which had them in tow.
She returned on the 18th bringing in a fine bark,
the Clio, of 500 tons, but saw nothing of the
schooner, in search of which the Shearwater will
be sent out. The Medina left with the mails for
Corfu on the 19th.

The Valetta, Peninsular and Oriental Company's
steam-packet, which arrived from Southampton
with the heavy India mails on the 14th, left on the
following day for Alexandria.