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NAVAL iNTELLIGEN.
. is now stated that Reer-Admiral Sir J,
ling Will be the new Lord of the Admiralty.
Rear-Admiral Deans Dundas, C. 8., took his lee xe of
the Admiralty yesterday, to the regret of every pe rsor,
high or low, belonging to the establishment, and pro-
Goldsmith. was paid advance yesterday; the Ga //ant
ocideeltedfritidlertsmouth. The Britannia, 120, Cat Main
Admiral will hoist his flag this morning, and the ship
will sail for the Mediterranean either this evening or to-
Morrow morning, calling at Gibraltar. On quitting
office the worthy admiral nominated the following
officers for promotion:—
.Lieutenant F. P. Warren (1843), son of the admiral's
a:. John Lt."
Canimazder. eehrienkAeoelf
surgeon.
Li to the rank of
to
Lieetenent Direm (1841), of the Albion, 90, in the
Mediterranean, to the rank of Commender.
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less, and late of the iil-fated Avenger, has been ap-
pointed
wice Gazetted, and
' received two special-) certificates for services volunteered
during actions. Commanded a boat in a very severe
pirate action, for which the Admiral's and Admiralty
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h ivneeds e inwCahr,i udatifrrile whichthe behgeinwnainsgt
thanks were given. lie was afterwards the officer se-
lected by our Minister (Mr. Hood) in the River Plate,
to take charge of the flag of truce during all his
communications with Governor Rosas—a delicate duty
after taw recent murder of Lieut. Wardlaw under one.
Wrecked in the ill•fated Avenger, when 250
lives were lost, and three and himself survived;
the verdict of the court-martial and the pre-
sident's speech were highly flattering and com-
plimentary to him for performing his duty, and for
his unceasing exertions, both at the time and afterwards
to try and render assistance. We know that his com-
mander-in-chief, Sir W. Parker, also made the most fa-
vourable comments on his counduct when he submitted
the minutes of the Court to the Board of Admiralty, in
the hopes of obtaining his promotion. He received a
board latter of approval and approbation of his conduct,
as also one from the late Lord Auckland. He served
last in the Dauntless. The following story was told as
on the best authority:—On Lieut. Rooke's first inter-
view with Lord Auckland, after his wreck, he apolo-
gised to him for his dress; upon which Lord Auckland,
in shaking hands with him, said, "It is men and not
clothes the service requires, and I am glad to shake
hands with you in any dress."
Admiral Suporintendent Prescott went off to Spit-
head, in the Portsmouth yacht, and paid the Britannia
advanced wages.
Sprightly steamer went off to the Britannia, 120, at
Spithead, with some part of Admiral Dundaa's retinue
and luggage, yesterday.
CONVERSION OF THE WINDSOR CASTLE, LINE-OF-
BATTLE SHIP.— We stated a fortnight since that it was
decided by the Admiralty that the Windsor Castle, a
first-rate of 120 guns, building at Pembroke Royal Dock-
yard, and in a considerable stage of forwardness, should
be lengthened amidships 30 feet, and an additional 7 feet
6 inches added to her stern, in order to render her cap-
able of receiving a screw-propeller, and that orders to
that effect were sent to the Arsenal. These orders have
been successfully carried into effect. Exactly at the
midship section the stupendous fabric was divided into
two parts; to the after body a perfect cradle (as for
launching) was fitted with bilge-ways, poppets, ways,
and sliding planks complete, the surfaces in contact
being, as usual, payed with melted fat, &c. All the
shores were then removed from the after-body, and by
the aid of screw and wedge it was effectually slided apart
to the precise extent required. The mass thus moved
was upward..p of 1,100 tuns, and when completed the
Windsor Castle will not only be the most powerful bat.
tery afloat (mounting 140 guns), but be the larger; ship
in the known world. The following are certain parti-
culars of the dimensions of this magnificent fabric:—
Original length between the perpendiulars, 210 feet;
length when completed, 240 feet 6 inches; original ton-
nage, 3,189 tons; tonnage when completed, about 3,759
tons; extreme breadth, 60 feet.
PORTSMOUTH, FED. 6.—The Hydra steam sloop, Com-
mander Belgrave, will embark Major-General Cathcart
and staff for the Cape of Good Hope to-morrow, and sail
with them for their destination. She also takes out
50,0001. sterling for the payment of the troops engaged
in the Kafir war. This was put on board of her this
afternoon by Mr. G. Allen, Acting Master, command-
ing the steam tender Sprightly, and the Treasury officers.
SHEERNESS, FEB. 4.—Her Majesty's paddle-wheel
steam-vessel Adder, 100-horse power, James Watt in
e•,arge, arrived early yesterday forenoon with a Go-
verement lump, laden with timber for this dockyard.
The enr4o being land2d and let4direi into store, the
iuunp was towel back by the Adder to Chatham the
same at!erLoon.

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[PRICE 5D

:outlet teibn,rgehfiully
;An. 5.—A court-:sat Cal is ordered to take place on
guard-strip of the erCiea',Y, Captain C. Hope, to try
Saturday the 7th hair., oii wield the Monarch, 84,
Lieutenant William K,-,ily, senior subaltern of
the detachrucint of _Royal nirines serving on
Majesty's stalf) London, 90, Captain
--rd, on charges preferred
sgaiin:t him by the commanctin-:- officer. The parti-
culars of the case, lest they should prove prjudicial to
tbh)ou'rd.Hoir'le.r .I', I.bigu 8 z(;p rr,
°cat°. Mr. George
the accused, eve withhold for the present. Lieutenant
kJ. Lloyd, R.N.. senior of the Luridon, will be the pro-
Isiltuct'hillre'y ETl3lseelll), eePful7olc3,j,-111)?.1e,-ARdoc.het.ter, arrived early
this morning, for the Purpote, it is presumed, of making
'ho necessary preliminary arrangements, and for con-
the evidence on the part-of the prosecution.
Majesty's steamer Horatio, 24, screw steam
gunrc-i ,
pCaptain the Honourable S. T. Carnegie, will
completed in her fittings until the latter
end of March.
A heavy gale of wind from the S.W. set in yester-
day morning, and still continues to such an extent ,as
almost to suspend communication with the ships in
harbour. At lafgh water to-day the sea made constant
breaches over the sea wall.
Thermometer, 47 deg. ; barometer, 29.795.

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RAILWAY AND OTHER
S BILLS ON STANDING
ORDER.
and additional '
completion of Wilts
GREAT WESTERN.—Yesterday the standing
orders
were declared not complied with in the case of this com-
pany's Bill for the purchase and transfer of the Kennett
works at
Dideot. aNnadvwigaeylonana,atfaorLitahe:
YORK AND NORTH MIDLAND. Th•
and
Somerset,A von
for amalgamation with the East and is company's Bill
Yorkshire'
Junction Railway, complied with the West
standing orders.
NEWMARKET.—The standing
with for the alteration in this orders were complied
.line and abandonment of
extensions between Newmark'
St. Edmund's, and aubstitutioey and Kentford, and Bury
duction, alteration, and nof new lines, and for re-
EXETER AND -YEovn, regulationM of
capital.
ei,srs. Dorington, the Par-
liamentary agents of this
company,
announc.2d that it
was not the intention of the promoters of this measure
to proceed further with it, and that the Bill would be
withdrawn.
IIooTON AND NESTON.—Mr. Wyatt, the Parliamentary
agent of this Bill for incorporating a ccmpsny between
these -
points, made a like declaration.
DEEstDE• —The standing orders were complied with
in this ease, to alter line and capital, and extend time.
LONDON AND BIR3IINGHAM EXTENSION AND NORTH-
AMPTON AND DAVENTRY.—Yesterday, after long argu-
ments from Messrs. Hallett, Elderton, Baggallay, and
Southgate, on the part of the directors, called to account
for the disposal of 14,800/, with which they were charged
by the official manager, the Master, in delivering judg-
ment, said ho should allow the charge as against all the
directors, with the exception of Mr. Linnell, that gen-
tleman not having been made liable as a contributory,
sailing on them to account for the 14,8001., minus the
sum of 10,0001. paid over by them under an agreement
with tho Warwick and Birmingham and Warwick and
Napton Canal Companies, reserving to himself the ques-
tion of their accountability for the 10,000/. until the suit
in equity now pending, and which involved the whole
question of "Bryson v. the Warwick and Birmingham
and, Warwick and Napton Canal Companies," was de-
termined by the Covrt above."
CAMERON'S COALBROOK AND SWANSEA AND LOIIGHOR.
—Yesterday the claim of Mr. Atkinson, manager.of the
company's works in Wales, for 7471., was allowed as a
claim only, and not as a debt, by Master Bjchards,
against this estate. Mr. Tor nand the official manager,
and Mr. W. Galsworthy, his solicitor, reported that they
had not yet received the books and papers to enable them
to test the correctness of these claims, but expected to
possess them forthwith.

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DVERTISEMENT ]—Extraordinary Cure of In,
eers by Holloway's Ointment and Pills.—Extract of a letter
Several
To
pro[fAessoarmHptoolnlo,wNaye.w Bsirru,n—sw.psko,ndaftemd
JiFnaeebiells6o,yvirleVerm6l.o—oerfse.t..a,t_pe.
was afflicted with ulcers on his limbs and body for more than
actSiDgnreudg)gists, and at Professor
three years, from which small pieces of bone had been re-
moved from time to time. 'applied to several medical men in
St. John's, but all to no purpose. I was then induced to try
pTehaer,aen
"sotludrnb.y244 Strand, ymoounrthOsinhtainveenstinacned Pelialplss,ewd,haicnhdmtandeeiraicsonmoptlettheecuslrie.ht
Holloway's Establishment, 244, and, London.
THE SUrPoSED CHILD-MURDER AT AI
• • oest on the body of the child f
Toe inq NINGTON.
(mud. dead in •
nsceedoicfintehse!rre
at Alvingten, Gloucestershire, under circumstances a ditch
in The San of Thursday last, bas terminated, reported
had been fully occupied in the investigation. after two days
examinatioa of the body had been A post-mortem
deposed that the immediate causebiade, and the surgeon
the greatly inflamed state of the of death was traceable to
curustancas the jury founcrau lungs. Under these cir-
in a ditch, but how the bodyopen verdict of—" Found dead
evidence to prove beyond Came there there is no direct
strongly censured the conductdoubt." The jury, however,
dead offspring in a . of the mother in leaving her
wayside ditch ; and she was taken before
the magistrates—but nu f
was set at liberty. further evidence being adduced, she

A NEW IMPORTATION.—A certain number of
Do-
minicans, wearing a long white dress covered with a black
cloak, have been seen walking
The strangeness of the costume attracted general notice. It
in the streets of the capital.
is to this order that the Abb6 Lacordairs belongs.