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the compliment. The health 'of Lady Alfred
anti the thanks of the directors for her kindness
eg part in the ceremony of the day, was re-
-1 to by the Earl of Listowel, who explained that
Alfred Paget had been obliged to return to town,
would have expressed Lady A. Page4's thanks.
.een then proposed the health`. of the dietinguished
g ners who had honoured them their presence.
The Duke of Valentia, in a few words in French, ex-
pressed his regret in not being ableetnaddress the com-
pany in English, but begged to assure them on the
part of his compatriots the pleasure they had felt in
witnessing the launch of the Amazon. " The Lords
of the A.cliniralty" followed, acknowledged by Admiral
Barclay, and others acknowledged by Captain Chappell
and Mr. Seward, who also spoke of 'the courtesy of the
directors and the chairman. The keel of the Amazon
was laid on the 1s?.; of September and it is expeeted
that she will make her first ioyege from Southampton
to Chagrce old St. Thomas's, in November. The come
pauy then separated, after a pleasant afternoon's amuse-
ment.
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THE GREAT ExHIBITION.
On Saturday the oppressive heat proved too greatwvln
for the attractions of the Crytal Palaeel,and since iriFVSS
opened we have hardly seen so sea ctiU en attendance
there. ,In vain did ladies appt'ar iuthi 'thinnest muslin
dresses, and 'gentlemen walk about with their hats in
their hands. The wind would not blow in such a direc-
tion as to secure a thorough draught, and in the despe-
rate. effort to find relief from their sufferings some taus-
tered round the fountains, others saturated themselves
with filtered water, and many spent the greater part of
the afternoon in eating ices and drinking lenbanade and
soda-water. Even
.our Tunisian friends, accustomed as
they are to an African sun, owned the power of our
British" Sol," and might be observed courting the shade
of their be like fit - ed

orris

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
PROMOTION.
Lieutenant Willoughby J, Lake (1840), late flag-
lieutenant to Rear-Admiral C. 8., on the coast
of Africa. has been promoted to the rank of commander
on the hauling down of the admirer,: flag.
APPOINTMENTS.

Commander W. F. Fead (1845), late commander of
the Prince Regent, 90 has been appointed to command
the Express, 6, at Devouport.
Commander Alan H. Gardner (1848) has been ap-
pointed to command the Waterwitch, 8, at Chatham.
Lieutenants—A. Butler (1846), and W. G. Scovell
(1840), to the Express; R. Barrington (1846), G. A.
Pidcoek (1848), and J. W. Jervis (1850), to the Trafal-
gar, 120, at Sheerness.
Paymasters and Puriers—John Henry Cook (1814), to
the London, 92, flag-ship, Sheerness; J. D. Parminter
(1850), to the Express.
Acting Master—G'eorge Richards, to the Express.
Dauntless, 24, screw-frigate, Captain Halsted (as de-
tailed elsewhere), arrived on Saturday, four from
Lisbon, with the Prince of Sure Coburg Gotha, &c, The
Dauntless.in the afternoon got under weigh, an( %led
going into harbour, but when inside the brid
ceived counter orders, backed out, and re-at
Spithead.
The Excellent wiil be paid off to-day, but
and nearly all the officers will be re-appoin,
have before.stated, and the boys and men who
served their term of service will also be re
_About 30 of-herSe....:-elsrss boys, under the charge
seaman-schoole.4str,', proceed to London on fo•
leave, to visit the Ex!.ibition; they are to bor
Sailors' Home ir .:ondon, and will rejoin their ship en
Friday evening. -'Nearly all these boys have the good-
service star and :ripe.
Retribution, 2S, steam-frigate, Captain Warden, and
the Sidon steam-frigate, Commander Gardner, steamed
out of Portsmouth harbour at ten o'clock on Saturday
morning, and after remaining about half an hour at
Spithead, proceeded out to sea, and made sail with a fair
wiud for Cork, where, no doubt, both vessels arrived on
Sunday evening. Sir Charles Napier was expected to
have gone outside the Nab in the Sidon, but the Gal-
' lent Admiral arrived in Portsmouth too lase, rot ex-
' petting the Sidon would proceed to sea fill 12 o'clock.
Trafalgar, 120, Captain the Hon. M. Stopford, at
Sheerness, is ordered to increase her advanced comple-
ment, so many men having been off lately, and entered
their names for general service.
MALTA, JUNE 19.—The ships have received on board
sit quantity of stores and provisions for a six weeks'
cruise. Theeadmiral will not put to sea, however, until
the 2d proximo, according to the last reports.
Commander George Parker arrived on the 14th inst.,
and on the following day (Sunday) read his commission
on board the Spiteful steam sloop, to which he is ap-
pointed, vice Sir T. Carmichael, superseded at his own
request.

et, would not spoil it the vial:. ~....... .ipon it,
volunteerel to let in some fresh air from the roof. Then
the propriety
of dashing out the glazing at the east and
west entrances was discussed, by which it was hoped
that a thorough draught might be secured. The minds
of all the visitors seemed to run on the idea of an Indian
veranda, and under the suffering;, of the hour the
chances and changes of our variable climate were en-
tirely forgotten. It seemed impossible that it should
ever again rain, or that the atmosphere should feel chill.
The truth is, that there
appears to be some little diffi-
culty as to the best way of securing a proper ventilation
in very hot weather, but we cannot doubt that some ef-
fectual measure of relief will at once be adopted in this
matter, for the interests of the Exhibition itself, as well
as the comfort cf the public who go there, are very se-
tiously involved in it. . •

The Queen, Prince Albert, the Xing of the Bel-
gians, and the ycunger members of their respective
families, visited the building at an early hour, and
remained for some time. They first iospected the
portion of the French collection arranged on the
south side of the nave, paying marked attention to
the specimens of cxidiz;d silver, the plate and jewel-
lery. the bronze=, and the furniture. Thence they pro-
ceeded to the department of Tunis, where thi..y exa-
mined with great interest the richly brocaded apparel
and housings which the Bey has contributed. From
Tunis they crossed the transept, and ascending to the
south gallery of the nave closely inspected our display
(if precious metals and stones. The stalls of Morel and
Co. and of Messrs. Hunt and Rot Zell seemed to attract
them moat, but tall the great makers were noticed, and
so searching was their survey that they even found out
the b.ack dianlind, a very unprepostesAng treasure in
app` arence, and uncommonly like a bit of lrea. The
Boyai party was attended by Baron Lapin, M. Salmi-
cirouz t, and many of the leading French exhibitors in
their progress through the department of that country,
with the wailed features of which they seemed mush
gratifi

Oc the 16th inst: the officers entertained their late
and new commaLder at a dinner.
Sir T. Carmichael will leave Malta by the Medina on
or about the 23d inst. for Mars( flies.

On the ISta ioet. the Caradoc left port with the mails
for the lonian Islands, and had warcely been out
hours when she ran foul of a barque fi'oin Alexandria, to
Liverpool (the Nassau .Beile), waich lost her bowsprit
on the occasion. The Caraduc lost her boot, and
slightly damaged her 'bulwarks. She took the barque in
tow and returned to port. Oa Monday the barque was
visited by the dockyard labourers, by whom her damage
will be nude good. A court of icJpiry assembled to
report on the facts. Captains Smart and Codd sere
members. It was proved that the 'ultimo was not attri-
butable to Lieutenant Derrimsn, nor to his second mas-
ter; but to a master's assistant and lookout man.
The Turkish steam-frigate Fzzei Bahri arrived, from
England this morning.
. Thi screw-steamer Arabian, reported to have got on
shore at Smyrna and to be obliged to discharge, has at-
rived here and- left for Liverpool. She got on a mud
bank at the entrance of the gulf, but sufLred no da-
mage at all.

The *,um taken at the doors on Saturday was 1,590 L
165., and the number of pePseas visiting the building
11,501.

COURT CIRCULAR.
Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert,
with the Princess loyal, accompanied by his Majesty
the Kirg of the Belgians, with tbe Duke do Brabant.
the Count de Flandres, and the Princess Charlotte of
Belgium, visited the Exhibition of the Works cl Industry
of all Nations on Saturday morning, arriving at the
Exhibition at twenty-five minutes before ten o'clock.
Th., Royal suite consisted of the lion. Amelia Murray,
Madame :do Moutanclos, General Wtnayss, Colonel
Bouverie, and Count Albert do Eriey.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and
Prince Alfred, attended by Mr. Birch, and her Royal
Highness the Duchess of Kent, with his Serene High-
ness the Prince ot. Leiningen, attended by Lady Augusta
Bruce and Sir George Couper, also visited the Exhibi-
tion on Saturday morning.
The Queen and Prince Albert, and the King of the
ißelgians returned to Buckingham -Volsica-At-a---ItterAff

The screw-steamer Pirate, from Alexandria, arrived
this morning:.
The following changes have taken place in the fit &:
—Master IL Dormer from Firebrand to Ganges, vice
Gaban, invalided; Second Master Cornelius Fox to be
acting-master of Firebrand, vice Dormer; R. D. Mason,
surgeon, from Firebrand to Albion, vice Douglas, in-
valided; E. D. Auvergne, assistant-surgeon to the
Queen. to be acting-surgeon in Firebrand, vice Mason.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 29.—The Fairy royal yacht,
Captain Lord Adolphus Fitzclarcnce, embarked the
Queen, Prince Albert, the Royal Family, and the king
of the Belgians, the Due de Brabant, 'Count de I4an-
dres, and the .PriDaess Charlivt.‘ o..be-tarriyee.l az- Om-
port by special train in charge or Arr:- Cornelius Sto-
yesterda afteo, about fie o'clk, under te
usual formalitiy es, and on v
conveyed themoc to Osbornhe.
Being the anniversary of the coronation, the fleet was
dressed in colours, and general royal salutes were
fired. The royal party was received on arrival at
this port by the dignitaries of the port, and the guard
of honour was furnished by the Royal Marines.
Prince Augustus and the Princess Clementina of
Saxe-Coburg, who arrived in the Dauntless steam-frigate,
left for London via Gosport on Saturday morning. Che-
valier Vanderbergh, the Portuguese Consul at this port,
was in attendance at an early hour on their Serene
Highnesses, and proffered his yacht to bring them ashore,
which, however, was gracefully declined.
The Excellent gunnery-ship, Captain Chads, C. 8.,
will be paid off to-morrow, but will be recommissioned
on the following day by the same officers and ship's
company.

eerore tut:vela o woes.
The. Duchess cf Rent and the Prince of Leiningea
visited the' Queen on Saturday at Buckingham Palace,
and partook of luncheon with her Majesty and Prince
Albert, and the King of the Belgians.
The Queen's private band attended on Friday even-
ing after dinner in Buckingham Palace, and played the
following pieces

Overture, 1' L'Enfant Prodigno
Fantasia, No. 2, on airs by his Royal High-
nf.ss Prince Albert, March Heroic Beethoven
Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert,
with the Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred, the Princess
Royal, and the Princess Alice, accompanied by his
Majesty the King of the Belgians, with the Duke of
Brabant, the Count de Flandres, and the Princess Char-
lotte of Belgium, left Buckingham Palace at a quarter
past two o'clock on Saturday afternoon, for Osborne,
Is:e of Wight. The Royal suite consisted of the Via-
countess Canning, Honourable Lucy Kerr, Madame de
Montanclos, Miss Hildyard, Lieutenant-Colonel the
Honourable C. B. Phipps, the blaster of the Household,
General Womysg, Colonel Bouverie, Mr. Birch, Colonel
de Moerkerke, Count. Albert de Bricy, and Sir Robert
Carswell.

The dockyard being closed yesterday in celebration
of the anniversary of the coronation, upwards of GOO of
the artisans took tho opportunity of going to London with
excursion tickets to visit the Great Exhibition.
The Centaur steam-frigate, Captain Patten,will be paid
off to morrow. The flag-lieutenant ( W. J. Lake) to
Rear-Admiral Fanshawe, lately Commander-in-Chief in
this ship on the west coast of Africa, has been promoted
to the rank of commander.
ROYAL MARINES.
Lieutenant-Colonel Delacomba commanded the guard
of honour yesterday at the reception of the Queen and
the King of the Belgians and family.
Messrs. C. W. Daly and W. Sanders, gentlemen ca-
dets, have been appointed by her Msjesty second lieu-
tenants in this corps, and attached to the Portsmouth

Htr Majesty and the Royal circle were conducted to
their csrrisgea by the Lord Steward, the Lord Chamber•
lain, the Master of the Horse, the Earl of Morley, Vie-
count Clifden, Mr. R. Ormsby Gore, and Colonel Wylde.
The Qucen and the Royal party and suite quitted the
Palace in six carriages, a detachment of Hussars term-
ing the escort to the Nine Elms Station of the South-
Western Railway. A special trsin conveyed her Ma-
jesty, the Prince, the Bing of the Belgian:, and suite to
Gosport.

OSBORNE, JUNE 23.
The Queen and Prince, accompani-d by his Majesty
the King of the Belgians, their Royal highnesses the
Prince of Wales and Princess Royal. and the Due de
Brabant and Comte de Flandres, and Princess Charlotte
of Belgium, left London soon after two o'clock P.M. yes-
terda:,, and arrived at Goeport about five o'clock.
Her- Majesty ujesty and his Royal Highness and their illus-
trious guests were attended by Lady Canning, the Lady
in Waiting; the lion. Miss Kerr, Maid of Honour; the
Countess of Montanelos, Lady in Waiting to the Prin-
cess Charlotte; Colonel de M erkerke, Count de Brie'',
and by G-z.neral Wemyss end Colonel Bouverie, Equer-
ries in Waiting; Colend the Hon. C. B. Phipps, Major-
General Bowles, Master of the Household; Sir R. Cars-
well. Mr. Birch, and Miss Hildyard.
ritTzhelearer::::
apnadrtyarrainvdedsutitteob ocrossedrn e
the Fairy royal yacht, commanded by Lord Adolphus
P. M. aboutfr six o'clock,
Gosportle kin,

Woomvicnr, JUNE 28.—Vice-Admiral the Hon.
Joeyline Percy, C. 8., who has succeeded Vice-Admiral
the Hon. G. Elliot, C. 8., rss Commander-in Chief tit
Sheerness, has appointed Captain George Rodney
Mundy (1837) to be his flag-captain, and he has hoisted
his flag on board the 1,,,nd0n, 92, flag-ship at that port.
Tno Cyclots steam-frigate, Master-Commander Hoff-
meister, arrived at Woolwich this afternoon, to embark
Captain Faddy's company of Royal Artillery, under
orders for the Cape of Good Hope, and the company
will embark on Monday and Lave on the following day
to take on board troops at Cork under orders to proceed
to the same foreign station.
JUNE 29.—The Magicienne, 16, paddle-wheel steam-
frigate, lett Woolwich at one o'clock, P.m., to-day, in
charge of Mr. Brown, Assistant-Master-Attendant at
Devonport, who will navigate her round on her return
with the masts and rigging used in bringing the Barra-
couta to this port. The same masts and gear will be
used in bringing the Valorous, 16, steam-sloop, built at
Pembroke, to the river to have Ler engines put on
board.

Thera was no addition to tho royal dinner party yes.
tcr2cy.
Her 113,jesty and hie, Royki highness, accompanied
by their Illustrious guests, and by their Royal high-
eas't,l6koeind:lheearlyPrtillnicse moforia\Vinagleil if:grtboi°LPdrsinacnedspßaorkyaoli

ntahei.:: iinte his Majesty the King of the
cue,3l
BeTighiaenguees,nno n.
Wafts and Princess Bora, Highnesses the Prince of
and the Gentlemen in Wait-
ing.ol the Royal Household, attended Divine service at
Osborne this forenoon.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent and his
Serene Highness the Prince of Leiningen went to Esher
and visited the French Royal Family.
on Saturday,
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, accompa-
nirdhebyß:STer.e:dab°lrlnigehpneersfosrmtheedrtrhinecseerovficeLeiningen,
and attended by Lady Augusta Brume and Lord James
Murray, honoured her Majesty's Theatre with her pre.
sence on Saturday evening.
1 His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge attended
Divine service yesterday in the Chapel Royal, Sr.
James's. The prayers were read by the Rev. W. Hall,
t'ac 10360ns by the Ray. T.Holmore, and the Communion
service by the Rev. Dr. Wesley. The sermon was
preached by the Rev. J. S. Andirson. The musical ser-
vice composed by his Royal Highness Prince Albert,
was sung by the whole of the gentlemen of the Chapel
Royal, Sir George Smart presiding at the orgnn.
The Duke of Wellington attended the early service
yesterday in the Chapel Royal, St. James's.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent visited her
Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester yesterday, at
Gloucester-house.

&deputation from the Belfast Water Commissioners,
consisting of Profeslor Stevelly, Doctor M'Gee, Alder-
man I),t 3, Mr. Lindsey, ald Mr. Macrory, accompanied
by Mr. Tenncnt, M,P. had an interview with Sir Wm.
Somerville On Saturday, at the Irish. office.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat on
Saturday at the Colonial Office. The Lords present
were the Lord Chief Baron, the Chancellor of the Du-
chy of CA.nwall, the Judge of the Admiralty Court,
end Sir Edward Ryan. An appeal from the Court of
Arches, " Connelly v. Connelly" (part heard) was con-
cluded.

THE SEARCH FOR Sill JOHN FRARE.'LIN.—We
learn with deep regret that the Admiralty have decided not
to send a steamer this year into the Arctic ocean, with the
object. amongst other inducements, of examining the cairn
lying in Jones Sound. Whatever may be their opinion as
to the position of the cairn (its existence no one denies),
our own remains the same. It is founded chiefly upon the
testimony afforded by Captain Lee, at the beginning of
1849, when the circumstances were still fresh in his mind
and we know that he then stoutly maintained that he had
been in the Sound without knowing it. He had then some
vigour of mind remaining, and was about to proceed to Davis
Straits upon the voyage which was to prove so disastrous to
him, and to be followed by his retirement from the service.
All the testimony we have published goes to prove the above
fact, and as we do not abandon our convictions, we sin-
cerely regret that the Admiralty have not taken vigorous
measures to satisfy the public mind.— chroniclo.

tad intended of their bazaar-like fittings, and fanning —them a'e—l"v—e;
dge she r slowly with lido implements for that purpose included
anchored at in their interesting collecticn. As for the Executive
Committee, they were overwhelmed with the
the captain maddest applications from exhibitors, who offered
lilted, as we to boat out the panes of glass above their
10 have not compartments, and stand nll risk of damage fror2
re.ontered. =ether afterwards. Foremost among ,thera—ca.taa •
Large of the Mr. Appold, the irgenions inventor of the centrifugal
1 four days' pump, who, considering that his machine, at -
oard at the lea:t, would not spoil if the rain came down upon it,