The Sun.
London, England, 1864-07-27 00:00:00

IMPORTANT INFORMATION.

DR. ROBERTS' POOR MAN'S FRIEND
is confidently recommended to the 'eublic as an unfail-
ing remedy for wounds of every description, burns, scalds,
chilblains, scorbutic eruptions, sore and inflamed eyes, &c.
Sold in pots. ls. lid., 2s. 9d., I I s., and 21s. each. Also his
PILUWE ANTISCROPHUL/E, confirmed by sixty years'
experience to be one of the best alterative medicines ever
offered to the public. They form a mild and superior Family
Aperient, that may be taken at all times without confine-
ment or change of diet. Sold in boxes, Is. lid., 28. 9d., 48. ed.,
lie., and 228. each.
Sold wholesale by the proprietors, Beach and Barnicott,
Bridport, by the London houses, and retail by all respectable
medicine vendors in the United Kingdom and Colonies.
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Naval and Military Intelligence.

:11eloidsuramer visitation of the
t Hon. Lord
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made by a Board of Admiralty, feeWheojeotli‘ovgichofwtahseyDesatekredaoyf
Somerset, K,G., Rear Admiral Charles Eden, C. 8., Rear
aawnedsCa t Hall, Secretary to the First
Hugh Culling Eardley Childers, RobertClaDrernnmcemEon.dP,agee.tß,.C,.Mß.r,
M.P., junior lord; Rear
Admiralm.i,.AdmiralF i r thesrht e Hon.itigSecretary,h
ied by Sir Richard Mayne,
fpcoetmrhinspAPtaedn.ndent of the Admiralty and
Metropolitan Police ; Mr F.
Lordi‘Ki.al, .
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Inspectingoma
iredsiwonaee
rsaoici
miral Robinson, Controller
wßheearre tothey
Woolwich and entered the
?were received by a guard
War Departments ;and
,in command of Capt, Mit-
chell, f the Navy. They drove down
dockyard at 12 o'clock,
and colours of the division.
of honour of the Royal Marines,
p,
c.Bavere in attendance—viz.,
and the regimental band
superintendent ; Com-
mander The principal officers of the
steam reserve ; Mr G.
otht.h.eß'enagship Fisgard ; Stafl
Commodio,ryesalloutfhDunlo
commanding
receiver of stores;
Commander Luke, commanding
andi.nspector of machinery;
made to the official depart-
mentsarrington Piers and Mr
wliars
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am e ahatBp e shipwright;,naval
first
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visit
storekeeper
Mr John Trickett, civil engineer and
examinedginee_atisnfdatheetimonetthhode
progressrecently
and others.
Mr Edward Miller, clerk of en
On leaving the above
introducedofthfor
yard,keeping
e accounts.rtehtehey s
named department their lordshiNi
paroeeeded to visit the
central storehouse, smithery, planing bending sheds and
examined with much interest and a
attained in the conatruction of the ironclad ship Pallas, of
house, where they
2,372 tons, now building after the designs of Mr E. J. Reed.
The Board proceeded onwards, and
ginspected the boat-
house, oil stores, and chain teatin
inspected some samples of newly invented 4‘ dead eyes,"
to be used for setting up the lower rigging of ships. They
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then passed along the anchor wharf,
as unfinished
the old
36 frigate Dartmouth now lying in
went on board the ironcased cupola Prince Alfred,
fitting in the inner basin, and terminated their visitation
by passing through the factory department.
Lord Clarence
the members then repaired to the Commodore's residence,
where they were entertained at luncheon
Isle Soon after 3
o'clock Admiral Eden, Admiral Drummmonaci
Paget, Mr Childers, and Sir Richard
Hope,
at the Marine Barracks, where the whole of the division were
drawn out under arms. The inspection the Marine
Department terminated shortly after 4 o'clock.
The Narcissus, 39, screw, frigate, Re
at ___er '
, arrived Admiral of the
Red Sir Baldwin Wake Walker, K.C.B.
Wight, at 1
Spit-
headfrom tohneMcaopnedaoya
tfhroem23tdheotCra;f, Gsto.oiclielenpa. She sailed
Spithead, round Bembridge Ledge,
June, Ascension on the 15th of June, and Si on the 6th of
the 23d of the same month. The frigate hove in Leone on
of sight from
p.m., under all plain sail, with a fine breeze
fromall the S.W.
At 1 40 p.m. she saluted, still being undersail, the flag
of the naval commander-in-chief at
flyingo
Portsmouth, Vice-
Admiral Sir M. Seymour, G.C.8., on board her
Majesty's ship Victory in Portsmouth harbour, The frigate
immediately afterwards dropped her anchor at S •head in
Capt.
close vicinity to the Imperial Ottoman s_tia
.apitr
T. A. Do Wahl, from her Majesty's ship -
Rattlesnake,
have Lieut. Foster, R.N., and a few naval inualids arrived R
in the Narcissus as passengers from the Cape. ear Ad-
miral Sir Baldwin Wake Walker, K .C. 8., with Lady
Walk s
er and family, and accompanied by his
ecretary and
flag lieutenant, disembarked from the atthe,Narcissus at Spit-
head yesterday morning, and landing
dockyard in
steam Portsmouth harbour from the Fire Queen yacht.
P Baldwinrevious to leaving the Narcissus Sir sm
briefly
addressed the crew, and exhorted them to maintain during
the short time the ship yet remained in commission the
same good character they had so deservedly obtained during
the period they had been under his command. The Admiral
was enthusiastically cheered on leaving the
ship. The
Narcissus at 545 p.m., hauled down Rear Admiral Sir B.
Walker's flag, red at themiesn, and, exchan -
11ag her red for
a blue ensign, steamed out of Spithead on her way to De-
vonport, where she will be dismal:tied and paid
out of com-
mission.
The ship Hornet, 1,156 tons, Capt, Frynn, belonging to