The Sun.
London, England, 1853-12-29 00:00:00

THE INDIAN NAVY.

General Orders by Commodore Sir H. J. Leeke, R.N.,
K.R., Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Navy :

" Commodore's-office, Bombay, Oct. 12.
"General Memorandum.—The Commodore Com-
mander-in-Chief desires to express his very great regret
at losing the valuable services of so efficient an officer as
Captain Lynch, who is about to return to Europe on
leave, by the steam vessel Semiramis, on the 14th inst.
"In signing the order for Captain Lynch to deliver
over the command of the Feroze, the Commander-in-
Chief takes the opportunity of conveying to him the ex-
pression of the very high estimation in which he holds
his gallant and officer-like conduct during the whole of
the war in Burmah, and of offering his most cordial and
sincere thanks for the manner in which Captain Lynch
has conducted all the duties of a senior officer, upon a
detached service of no ordinary responsibility.
"The Commander-in-Chief, prior to Captain Lynch
leaving his ship, is desirous that he will convey his
thanks to all the commanders and officers, petty officers
and seamen, as well as the non-commissioned officers
and privates of the European Artillery, doing duty on
board the several ships of the Indian naval squadron,
who have served under him in Burmah.

" The Commander-in-Chief approves of their gallant
conduct, when under the fire of the enemy, as well as
his appreciation of the uniform good behaviour upon all
other occasions.

"The Commander-in-Chief further takes this oppor-
tunity of expressing his very great desire that the offi-
cers of the Indian navy, individually and collectively,
will follow the good example set them by Captain Lynch,
and earn for themselves the same high reputation and
character he has obtained, in that of being a most zeal-
ous, active, and gallant officer.
"H. J. LEEKE, Commodore, Commander-in-Chief
of the Indian Navy."
Captain Lynch has had the honour of C.B. conferred
upon him, as announced in last week's Gazette, for his
war services in India.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

DERBY STEEPL:

CHASES, FRB. 8.
,ermitting.)

(Weather r
Entries for the Mi

Ldland Steeplechase.

Mr. Mason's Oscar
Mr. Hive's ns. b. g. by
Priam, jun., aged.
Mr. Jones's Cervus
Mr. Boyce's Victress
Mr. Thompson's Burnt
Sienna, aged
Mr. Moseley, jun.'s Vain-
hope
Mr. Moseley, jun.'s Trout
Mr. Choice's Spring, syrs
Mr. King's ns. Newman
Noggs, syrs
Mr. Barnett's Diana, aged
Entries for the Se'
Mr. Boyce's Cigar
Mr. Boyce's Victress
Mr. Blood's Slashing Painter
Mr. King ns. Lord Byron,
5 yrs
Mr. Davenport's Tom Bow-
ling (h.b.) aged
Entries for the Han
Mr. Boyce's Alp
Mr. Boyce's Victress
Mr. Choyce's c by Drayton,
4yrs
Mr. Harrison's Joh n Bright,
4yrs
Mr. James's Bulifincher

Mr. Land's Ncedwood -
\lr. Blood's Star of England
Mr. Harvey's Little Char-

ley, aged
Mr. Higgins's Sir Philip
Mr. Davenport's Master
Croft (h.b.), 6yrs
Mr. Jones's hr g by Algar,
darn by Wanderer
Mr. Jones's Maurice Daley
(h.b.), aged
Mr. Barry's Carrig
Mr. Balfe's Daphne

[ling Steeplechase.
Mr. Jones's Cervus

Mr. Statham's Jesuit, aged
Mr. Jones's br g by Algar
Mr. Bretherton's Blue
Stockings, aged
Mr. Brown's Chatham

idicap Hurdle Race.
Mr. Smythe's Wee Mickey
Mr. Cain's Luck's All
Mr. Blood's Star of England
Mr. Land's Melon, 6yrs
I Mr. Evans's Teddesley (h. b.)
4yrs
Mr. Higgins's Maria Monk
Mr. Leigh's Beresford
Mr. Reynard's Newport,
aged

(h.b.).
Mr. Jones's br g by Algar
Mr. Tateson ns. Galileo,
syrs

Entries for the Se]
Mr. Boyce's Alp
Mr. Boyce's Victress
Mr. Jones's Cervus
Mr. Lowe's Sars Rosello,
syrs
Mr. Gent's The Friendless
Boy (h.b.), syrs

[ling. Hurdle Race.
Mr. Brown's Chatham

_ Mr. Smyth's Smyth's Wee Mickey
Mr. Blood's Barmaid, syrs
Mr. Higgins's Maria Monk
Mr. Harrison's John Bright,
4yrs

BROTHER TO AUTOCRAT.— We can state upon the best
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the purchase of this promising yearling have just been
completed, and that he has become the property of R.
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The price is reported to be 800 sovs., with heavy con-
tingencies in the event of winning the Derby, &c. The
only engagements to which the juvenile son of Bay Mid-
dleton and Empress, by Emilius, stands pledged, are in
the name of Mr. Herbert, when three years old in 1855,
to a Sweepstakes each at the Bibury Club and Salisbury
Meetings, and to the Derby ; nominated by his present
proprietor, in anticipation by many months of the pur-
chase, The Russian.

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