The Sun.
London, England, 1856-04-05 00:00:00

THE GRAND NAVAL REVIEW.

The forthcoming grand review of the fleet at Spithead
at which her Majesty will be present, will take place on
the 17th. This great demonstration (as at present de.
termined) will be on a scale unprecedented in the annals
of history. Foreigners will have the opportunity of
judging fcr themselves that never was England so
well prepared to deal with difficulties as at the present
time.
It is gratifying to know that those superb strew
adjuna4Alav_iron troop_ frigates, which have conveyed

tneir tens or snonsancia to tne seat Os war, will la.
placed in position, and take part in the day's proceed-
ings. Of thtse there will be the Himalaya, Transit,
Urgent, Perseverance, and Vulcan. The present Baltic
fleet at Spithead under the flag of the Commander-in-
Chief, Rear Admiral Dundas, will, on this auspicious
occasion, be placed under the command of the Port
Adra'ral, Sir George Seymour. The line-of-battle-ships
will form in two divisions, under the direction of
Rear Admiral Dundas. The steam-frigatesand corvettes
will be under the direction of Rear Admiral Baynes,
whose flag is at the mizen of the Retribution. The Cap-
tain of the Fleet (the Hon. F. T. Pelham) will be at-
tached by order of the Admiralty to whichever ship Sir
G. Seymour's flag shall be hoisted for the time being.
The arrangements, so far as "distinguishing signals,"
are to be carried out as belonging to the Baltic fleet,
under Rear Admiral Dundas, and to be in full force.
We are happy to state that the manoeuvring will be in
the vicinity of the Nab Light, and not half a dozen miles
beyond, as was unfortunately the case in August 1853,
which prevented many thousands from witnessing so
wand a spectacle. It is rumoured that the gua•boats
will spread themselves along the eastern line of ooaat
and attack Southsea Castle, as well as force a landing on
Southsea-common ; also a number of gun-boats will
make a sham atta •in the liners. A severe drilling is
daily Ey& reed, ovided the weather be propitious,
it is impossible to . ate the extraordinary effect which
must be produced on the public mind by this great na-
tio❑al display. Private houses are already being se-
cured for accommodation.

The fultowing ships will be placed under the orders of
Vice Admiral Sir George Seymour, K.C.8., and will
take part in the review .
Guns.

Gene.
Glatton, screw l4
Thunder, screw
Archer, screw
Dragon, paddle 6
Vulture, paddle
Conflict, screw 8
Centaur, paddle
Cruizer, screw
Bulldog, paddle
Basilisk, paddle
Vesuvius, paddle 6
6
Hecht, paddle
Sampson, paddle
6
6
17
GlGHloearyrre oei
Firefly,
a
, acaddrd
deddwll I
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4
Falcon, screw
Cuckoo, paddle 3
Black Eagle, paddle
steam-yacht
Lightning, paddle
Princess Alice, paddle
Sprightly, paddle
Fire Queen, paddle
Lizard, paddle
Wildfire, paddle
Lucifer, paddle 2
A.von,Fpaddle 3
Driver, paddle
Prometheus, paddle 5
Transit, store ship
Vulcan, screw troop
ship
Perseverance,
troop-ship
Merlin, paddle
Alban, paddle
Porcupine, paddle
Dasher, paddle 2

Duke of Wellington,
screw
Nile, screw ... . ......
Royal George, screw
Cesar, screw 9l
Majestic, screw EO
Odin, screw
Centurioe, screw BO
Conqueror, screw lOO
Cressy, screw
James Watt, screw 9l
Brunswick, screw BO
Exmouth, screw .....
Colossus, screw tO
Algiers, screw
Lendon, screw
Sanspareil, screw ...
Hastings, screw
Rodney, sailing ship
Hawke, screw
Russell, screw
Ajax, screw
Edinburgh, screw
Hogue, screw
Imperieuso, screw
ryArrogant,sw
screwsere
Retribution, paddle 2B
Mmander, sailing ship 44
Flloorrtaliti,o4rsecwremwortar ship 24
Magicienne, paddle
Eurotts, screw mortar
ship l2
Pearl, screw corvette
Seahorso, screw mortar
ship
Cossack, screw
Pylades, screw 2O
Esk, screw .
Trusty, screw
2
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