The Sun.
London, England, 1864-10-22 00:00:00

Anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar,

Yesterday being the 59th anniversary of Nelson's
great victory, it was celebrated on board many
of the ships in the various ports. Notwithstands
ing that fifty-nine years have passed away, there
still remain 74 gallant veteran officers to celebrate
the anniversary of one of those victories which sets
tied the destinies of nations, and which will ever
be remembered by every Englishman.
The following are the names of the survivors
who contributed to the glories of the above day,
together with the ships in which they served, and
their rank then and now.
Admirals.--Sir George Rose Sartorius, Knight,
a recipient of the good service pension, was mid-
shipman of the Torment ; George W. 11. D'Aeth,
was master's mate of the Bellerophon ; Lewis Hole
was first lieutenant of the Revenge; the Right
Hon. George Earl of Egmont, was midshipman of
the Oiion ; Willi©m Walpole, in receipt of goad
service pension, was midshipman of the Colossus.
Sir George A. Westhal, Knight, was master's mate
of the Victory, and seriously wounded in the head,
and was laid in the cockpit by the side of his dying
chief; Sir Alexander D. Y. Arbuthnott, Knight,
was midshipman of the Mars; Robert Patton was
midshipman of the Bellerophon.
Vice-Admirals.—John Lyons, was midshipman
of the Victory ; Robert C. M'Crea, was midships
man of the Swiftsure; William A. Herringham,
was midshipman of the Colossus, and wounded ;
Alfred Luckraft, was midshipman of the Mars, and
slightly wounded in the leg.
Rear-Admirals.—Joseph Gage, was first-class
volunteer of the Ajax; William Shepheard, was
first-class volunteer of the Temeraire.
Captains.—William Carleton, was midshipman of
the Colossus; William H. Brand, was midshipman
of the Revenge ; Richard Douglas, in receipt of the
oagtain's oat-pension of Greenwich Hospital, was
midshipman of the Achilles, and wounded; Ben-
jamin W. Festing, was midshipman of the
Prince; George F. Herbert, was midshipman, of
the Neptune ; Gilbert Kennicott, in receipt of a
pension for wounds, was midshipman of the Royal
Sovereign, and received nearly 40 wounds, and lost
the sight of his right eye; Henry Parker, one of
the commanders of Greenwich Hospital, was mid-
shipman of the Belleisle ; William Martin, was first
class volunteer of the Minotaur; Henry B. Mason,
was first class volunteer of the Prince; Wm. Mara
ley, was signal midshipman of the Belleisle ; John
Reeve, in receipt of the captain's out-pension of
Greenwich Hospital, was midshipman of the Aga-
memnon ; Spencer Smyth, was midshipman of the
Defiance; Mark H. Sweny, a captain of Greenwich
Hospital, and in receipt of a pension for wounds,
was severely wounded while acting lieutenant of
the Colossus ; John Geary, was master's mate of the
Monarch, and is in receipt of the commander's out-
pension of Greenwich Hospital.
Commanders.—Mark Anthony, in the receipt of
the lieutenant's out-pension of Greenwich Hos-
pital, was midshipman of the Naiad. James
Blandford, officiated as aide-de-camp to Captain
Moorsom, in the Revenge; James P. Blenner-
hassett, in receipt of the Greenwich Hospital out-
pension, was a volunteer in the Torment ; Charles
Chapel), was master's mate of the Victory, and was
severely wounded in the face; Thomas Chrystie,
was first class volunteer of the Defiance; Bar-
tholomew G. S. Day, was midshipman of the
Revenge; Lardner Dmnys, in receipt of the
lieutenant's out pension of Greenwich Hospital, was
midshipman of the Achilles; Patrick Deuchar, was
midshipman of the Swiftsure; James B. Elliott,
was midshipman of the Prince; Philip J. E.
Elmhirst, was midshipman of the Africa, and
wounded ; Hugh Entwistle, was midshipman of
the Bellerophon ; Alexander Gallaway, in receipt
of the lieutenant's out pension of Greenwich Hos-
pital, was midshipman of the Thunderer, and
wounded ; Henry Garrett, was midshipman of the
Bellerophon; Francis Harrison, in receipt of the
lieutenant's out pension of Greenwich Hospital,
was midshipman of the Temeraire; Charles Haydon,
in receipt of the commander's out pension of
Greenwich Hospital, was midshipman of the
Ramiles; _ Stephen Hilton, in receipt of the lieu-
tenant's out pension of Greenwich Hospital, was
master's mate of the Minoaur; Sir Thomas W.
Holburne, Bart., was first class volunteer of the
Orion ; Alexander B. Howe, was lieutenant of the
Leviathan; John Knapman, was midshipman of
the Temeraire; Edward Knapman, in receipt of the
lieutenant's out pension of Greenwich Hospital,
was midshipman of the Spartiate, and severely
wounded in the leg and arm; Vernon Lauphier,
was midshipman of the Spartiate; John Lechmere,
was midshipman of the Orion ; Alex. Martin, was
midshipman of the Prince ; Alex. MsKenzie, was
midshipman of the Neptune; James Napier, on
the Greenwich Hospital out pension from the
masters' list, was midshipman of the Temeraire

Geo. E. Pates, was aide de camp to Captains Dail
and Uennah, in the Mars; J. U, Porches, in receipt
of a pension for wounds, was lieutenant of the

Defiance; John H. Sanders, in receipt of a pension
for wounds, was master's mate of the Swiftsure ;
Richard S. Simmons, was a volunteer in the De-
fence; James St. Quintin, in receipt of a pension
for wounds, was aide-de-camp to Captain Sir E.
Berry; Doy It. Syer, was midshipman of the
Prince; George Tardrew was midshipman of the
Prince ; Vicary, was midshipman of the
Achilles ; Charles Wolrige, was midshipman of the
Monotaur ; Jona Adamson, in receipt of the lieu-
tenant's out-pension of Greenwich Hospital, was
master's mate of the Britannia; John Carslake,

was midshipman of the Victory; Wm. H. Boyoe,
on the lieutenant's out-pension of Geeenwich Hos-
pital, was lieutenant of the Mars; John Pollard, a
lieutenant of Greenwich Hospital, was signal mid.
shipman of the Victory.

General John It. Coryton, R.M., a recipient of
the good service pension, and a pension for wounds,
was first lieutenant of the Spartiate.
Lieutenant, Generals—Sir Samuel B. Ellis, R.N.,
was second lieutenant of the Ajax; John A. Phi-

R.M., was midshipman of the Beilsis's.

Colonel Thomas Lemon, C. 8., R,M., a recipient
of the good service pension, was first lieutenant of
the Dreadnought.

Captlin James Fynmore, R. 141., was midshipman
of the Africa.

First Lieutenants—Thothas Brattle , R.M., held
the same rank in the Africa—Thomas J. W. Tape,
held the same rank in the Leviathan ; Lewis
Rooke, R.M., was second lieutenant of the Nep•
tune.