The Sun.
London, England, 1853-10-22 00:00:00

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The anniversary of this glorious dayk:was celebrated as ~:;!.(qftie
usual yesterday. The Victory, flag-ship;„4,Portsznouth,
according to custom, decorated her trucks wairgarlaills.
The surviving flag-officers who served neer kords
Nelson and Collingwood on the occasion, are Vice-
Admiral Richard Thomas. Rear-Admirals—Jan Pasco
(who was Nelson's signal lieutenant), Sir G. R. 'Bar-
torius, W. W. Henderson, C. 8., W. Walpole, H. W.
Bruce, J. H. Plumridge, Sir John Franklin, C. 8., Sir
A. P. Green, C. 8., J. Carter, the Earl of Egmont, Sir
G. Westphal N. Duff, T, F. C. Mainwaring, A. Ferris,
J. Symes, L. Hole, F. J. Thomas, H. Robinson, G.
W. H. D'Aetb, W. S. Lovell, K.H., J. Rattray, G.
Hewson, E. Barnard, J. Hay, H. Forbes, A. D. Y.
Arbuthnot.

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Among the other surviving officers on the Navy List
are--

Captains.---George Mowbray, Patten, Drake, Her-
ringham, W. Robertson, Sir W. H. Pierson, A. Luc-
kraft, Sir J. Hindmarsh, Dickinson, I\l'erae, M. H.
Sweny, W. Shepheard, Parkin, Gape, Hood, J. Robert-
son Walker, G. Bignell, R. Douglas, S. Smith, T. P.
Robinson, Reeve, Allen, Festing, Herbert, C. Hall, G.
Brown, Rowe, Buchanan, Murley, Sykes, West, Sir A.
Dixie, Bart.
Commanders—Colby, Parker, Gill. C. A. Johnson,
Pukernill, Kelly, Mason, D. Dent, W. Marten, Wood-
riff, Maclean, W. Carleton, H. West, H. Lancaster,
Garrett, Lancaster, Vicary, Eyton, Adamson, Bowden,
Howe, Basten, Purches, Bogue, Carslake, Barclay Eaton,
Hilton, Entwistle, Pi ice, Colthurst, J. H. Sanders, Sal-
mon, Blennerharsett, C. Chappell, Anthony, Lamphier,
Rich, Chrystie, Woolcock, Phepoe, Waterman, Treeve,
Syer, Walford, Lauzun, Hickes, Tardrew, A. M`Kenzie,
Cock, Rawlins, Snell, Napier, Seymour.
Lieutenants—Rivers, Pollard, Knapman, Parsons,
Hemer, Finemore, Harris, Boyce, Beckett, Parr, Hay-
don, Wolrige, Dumbreck, A. Martin, L. Dennys, A.
Gallaway, Poad, Hick, Sir T. W. Kolburne, Bart.,
Chesnaye, G. E. Patey, Deuchar, Lambert, St. Quintin,
Brenan, Elmhurst, Barker, J. H. Brown, Pilch, J. B.
Elliott, Lechmere, Day, Blight, Weaver, Jackson, Cres-
wick, Cordry.
Master—H. Andrews.
Medical Officers—The Director-General Sir William
Burnett, K.C.8., M.D., F.R.S. Inspector of Hospitals
—J. Mortimer. Surgeons—P. Lyon, P. Suther.
Paymasters—Holman, Wells, Jewell Bailey, Whichelo,
Starr, Mason.
Royal Marines—Major-Generals Lawrence, Sir J.
Owen, K.C.8.; Colonels Coryton, Ellis, C. 8., Wearing,
Philips; Majors Finmore, Lemon ; Lieutenants Rotely,
Magin, Brattle, Fane, Cinnamond, Rooke, Hawkins,
Nicolas, Reeves, Mackintosh, Lister.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 21.
The Duke of Wellington, St. Jean d'Acre, Arrogant,
and Amphion are ordered into harbour from Spithead to
repair defects.

The Russian frigate Aurora, 46, sailed into harbour
this morning, from Spithead, to get a refit.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 21.
Arrangements have been made for the departure of
her Imperial Highness the Grand Duchess of Russia,
family, and suite this morning from Torquay. The Im-
perial party leave by the up express, going over the South
Devon, Bristol and Exeter, and Great Western Railways
as far as Reading, where the Royal saloon will be de-
tached from the Great Western train.

Her Majesty's ship Queen, 116, Captain F.T.Mitchell,
and the screwship Ajax, Captain Warden, had the blue-
peters up all day yesterday, and they were appointed to
sail to-day. It is now (10 a.m.) blowing a strong gale
from the southward and westward, and has been all night.
The Queen will proceed direct to the Mediterranean, and
the Ajax to Queenstown.
The Alarm, 26, is ordered to be brought forward for
commission.

WOOLWICH, Oar. 21.
APPOINTMENTS.

Captain Sir Thomas Maitland, C.B. (1837), to be
Flag-Captain to Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas J. Cochrane,
K.C.8., Commander-in-Chief at Portsmouth, and to the
Victory flagship at that port, vice Shepherd.
Captain William R. Mends (1852) to be Flag-Captain
to Rear-Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons, G.C.8., K.C.H.,
and to the Agamemnon, 91, screw steam flagship at
Portsmouth, preparing for service on the Mediterranean
station.

Captain William Houston Stewart to the Modeste,
18, sloop, on the Mediterranean station. Captain
Houston Stewart, son of Rear-Admiral Stewart, C. 8.,
Superintendent at Malta dockyard, was formerly in
command of the Virago paddlewheel steamsloop on the
Pacific station, and was appointed shortly after his re-
turn home to be commander in the Prince Regent, 90,
making ready at Devonport for service in the Mediter-
ranean. The Modeste is at present under the command
of Lord William Compton.
Assistant-Surgeon Frederick L. Leonard (1852),
acting Assistant-Surgeon to the Ajax, 58, screw steam-
ship at Devonport, is confirmed as Assistant-Surgeon to
the ship.

Navit,l Instructor John Fitzgerald (1853) to the Im-
perieuse, 50, screw steamfrigate at Portsmouth.
Midshipmen. —E. S. J. Daniel to the Diamond, 28,
at Sheerness, L. Wildemar to the Blenheim, 60, screw
steam-guardship.
It is understood here to-day that Captain John Shep-
herd (1840), from the Victory flagship, will succeed
Commodore Henry Eden at Woolwich Dockyard.
Commodore Henry Eden was appointed Superintendent
at Woolwich Dockyard on November 13, 1848.
RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.