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

IMPORTANT INFORMATION.

DR. ROBERTS' POOR MAN'S FRIEND
is confidently recommended to the Public as an unfail-
ing remedy for wounds of every description, burns, scalds,
chilblains, scorbutic eruptions, sore and inflamed eyes, &c.
Sold in pots. is. lid., 2s. Id., 1 s., and 225. each. Also his
PILUWE ANTISCROPHULIE, confirmed by sixty years'
experience to be one of the beat 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., 25. Id., 4s. 6d.,
lls., and 225. each.
Sold wholesale by the proprietors, Beach and Barnioott,
BridpOrt, by the London houses, and retail by all respectable
medicine vendors in the 'United Kingdom and Colonies.

Naval and Military Intelligence,

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ethoef
made by a Board of Admiral
tllts of Woolwich was yesterday,
Somerset, K,G., Rear Admiraln
obert Drummond, C. 8., Mr
Charles Eden, C. 8., Rear
Admiral the Hon. James
Clarence E. Paget, C.B ,
Hugh Calling Eardley Childers,
Capt. Hall, Secretary to the First.
the panied by Sir Richard Mayne,
ALdormdi.raTlhthe
M.P. First Secretary, and 0
eßoßairgdht
wasH Lordaenec.omap M.P., junior lord ; Rear
K.C.8., Commissioner ofMetropolitan Police ; Mr F.
Rear endent of the Admiralty and
Admiral Robinson, Controller
the Navy.
Departments; and
danredve
down
Mallalieu, Inspecting Superintendent
dockyard at 12 o'clock, where theyto Woolwich and entered the
Warof th
Marines,band in command of Capt. Mit-
chell,yardand colours of the division.
of honour of the Royal were received by a guard
_were in attendance—viz.,
and the regimental
The principal officers of the
shipwright;
fisuapgearhiinptendent;
Fisgard; Com-
manderstai
Commodore Hugh Dunlop, c.
Commander
,o omma n
;d iloigr jua
commandingothe steam reserve; 'Mr G.
first visit was made to the official depart-
ments. Barrington Piers and Mr
storekeeperglitgineer and receiver of stores ;
and inspector of machinery;
engineering
tio:
inspectedfnae ltworks,eioanv i nt
hagne
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whereotahgbterohrevsese.
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ameat
Lordships'hsteepr es,
Mr John Trickett, civil en
examinedaate the method recently
Mr Edward Miller, clerk of
; proceeded to visit the
and bending sheds and
of the yard, where they
and
satisfaction
introduced for keeping the accounts.
named2,attained372toduesi department
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mebconstructiontheir
ear
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designs
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ja Pallas, s,
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central storehouse, smithery, plan Pin
examined
i " dead eyes,"
The Board proceeded onwards,
boat-
house, oil stores, and chain testing
inspected some samples of newly invented house,
to be used for setting up the lower
wharf,
of ships. They
then passed alcng the anchor
Prince Alfred,
36 frigate Dartmouth now lying it:, examined the old
went on board the ironcased cupola an unfinished state,
residence,
Commodore'snl e n t.
Lordir he
fitting in the inner basin, and terminatedship
Clarence whole o f
their visitation
by passing through the factory depart
the members then repaired to the
Soon after 3
where they were entertained at luncheon.
o'clock Admiral Eden, Admiral Drummond,
Paget, Mr Childers, and Sir Richard Mayne drove up to
The the Marine Barracks, where the whole at the division were
drawn out under arms• hole
of
of the Marine
Department terminated shortly after 4
ar Admiral of the
o'clock.
The Narcissus, 39, screw, frigate, Re
Red Sir Baldwin Wake Walker, 1i,c,33., arrived at Spit-
head on Monday from the Cape of
GoadH
Hope, She sailed
from the Cape on the 23d of may, St. Helena
on the 6th of
June, Ascension on the 15th of June,
and
the 23d of the same month. The frigate hove Sierra Leone on
in sight from
Spithead, round Bembridge Ledge, Isle of Wight, at 1
p.m., under all plain sail, with a fine breeze from the S,W.
At 1 40 p.m. she saluted, still being;
under
all sail, the flag
of the naval commander-in-chief at
Portsmouth,
.R.,
Hying tsmoutb, Vice-
Admiral Sir M. Seymour,
Majesty's ship Victory in Portsmouth harbour, on board her
The frigate
immediately afterwards dropped her anchor,
at Spithead in
close vicinity to the Imperial Ottoman squadron. Capt.
ship T. A. Do Wahl, from her Majesty's Rattlesnake,
Lieu. Foster, R.N., and a few naval invalidslpa have arrived
C
in the Narcissus as passengers from the hear Ad-
miral Sir Baldwin Wake Walker, K.c.V.
, with Lady
Walker and family, and accompanied by his secretary and
.
flag lieutenant, disembarked from the Narcissus
at Spit-
head yesterday morning, and landing at the dockyard in
Queen Portsmouth harbour from the Fire steam yacht.
Previous to leaving the Narcissus Sir Baldwin briefly
addressed the crew, and exhorted them to
in
amaintain during
the short time the ship y©t remained 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 leavin nth
Rgarthe ship, The
Narcissus at 545 p.m., hauled down Admiral Sir B.
Walker's flag, red at themizen, and, eenexchanging her red for
a blue ensign, steamed out of Spithead her way to De.
vonport, where she will be dismantled and pai •
d out of com-
mission.
The ship Hornet, 1,156 tons, Capt, PrYlui, belonging to