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sit money was found on him, among which were
two shi ings, which she identified as being among
the cash.
Ball, police constable 118 M, said that he searched
ve.r,
the prisoner, and found among the silver a shilling
which prosecutrix and her husband identified as being.
in the box which was broken open.
Thomas Knight, husband of the first witness, said
he put the silver in the box on Friday night, and
while counting it his attention was particularly called
to one of the shillings on account of its smooth ap.
pearance, and its being bent in a peculiar manned.
He believed the shilling produced by the constable ty
be the one.
Mr. A'BECKETT asked whether any of the other
property had been found.
The constable replied in the negative.
Mr. A'BECKETT said that there were great suspi.
cions attached to the prisoner, which would warrant
bis remanding him for a few days.

AVAL INTELLIGENCE;
Retired-Surgeon Thomas Robertson died at Islington
on the 9th instant. Dr. Robertson was assistant-sue.
geon and surgeon of Europa and Flying Fish at thy
capture of Port-au-Prince in 1794; of Dmclalus at the
attack on Goree; of Leopard, in charge of hospital at
Mocha; and of Sirius in Calder's action at Trafalgar;
and in her action with the French flotilla off the Tiber ;
surgeon of the Norge at the defence of Cadiz; principal
founder of the Seaman's Hospital Ship in the River
Thames.
PORTSMOUTH, TUESDAY.—The Lords of the Admi-
ralty embarked at the Sallyport this morning, and pro-
ceeded to the Dockyard. They landed at the King's.
stairs at ten o'clock, where they were received by Ad.
miral Sir Bladen Capel, K.C.8., Rear-Admiral Prescott 0.13.
, Captain W. H. Henderson, C. 8., Captain Yates'
Commander Mathias, Flag-Lieutenant Lang, Mr. ,10114
Fincham, muster shipwright; Mr. Underwood, master.
attendant; Mr. Edwards, store-keeper; Mr. Vinter
store-receiver; Mr. Murray, superintendent engineer
Mr. Hay, of the chemical department, and other officers.
The Board ileat peo.eeeded to the Admiral-Seperinten.
dent's office, where they transacted business. The
First Lord there left hia colleagues, and held a ler%
at the Naval '
College, giving interviews to the
following officers in the order in which they are named:
—Rear-Admiral Hollinvvorth, Colonel-Commandant
Menzies, K.H.; Commander G. W. Williamson, Lieat.
H. B. Everest, Commander Von Donop, Commander 11
Ps, Commander J. H."
Horsefield, Captain S. P. Pritchard, Commander 1:
Robertson, the Rev. E. H. Phel
Helby, Paymaster and Purser Bowden, Captain Parke
R.M.A.; Captain R. F. Gambier, Lieutenant F. Gode.:.
rich, Rear-Admiral Gourly, Lieutenant R. Bead, Co..ne
mender E. Westbrookjaymaster and Purser Wadland,
Lieutenant R. Ward, Commander S. Grandy, Com.
mender G. G. Miall, Commander R. Fegen, Commander
Bulman, Commander Boynton, Commander Bastatt
Colonel Ballingall, R.M.; Lieutenant Byng, Lieutenant
Charles Glinn, Lieutenant J. Irvine, Captain W. Tur.
ner, Commander Holbrook, Lieutenant C. Scott, Mr.
W. H. Holinworth (Paymaster and Purser), Pay-
masterand Purser Green, Paymaster and Purser
James Ozzard, the Rev. J. R. Moffat, Com.
mender Marshal, Captain W. Richardson, the Rev.
H. A. Veck, Captain R. Warren, Captain St. Leger
Cannon, Lieutenant J. Oxenham, Mr. J. C. Sabben (a),
surgeon; Lieutenant T. S. Hall, Mr. Edye, shipwright;
Capt. T. H. Mason, Paymaster and Purser Winter, Com-
mander Clark, Mr. Jack, surgeon, and Mr. J. Chegwyn,
Master. Whilst these interviews were being given, Rear-
Admiral Berkeley and Captain Sir Baldwin Walker, ac-
companied by Captain Henderson, of the Blenheim, pro-
ceeded in the gig of the latter officer on board the ad-
vance steamers Odin, Basilisk, and Argus, while the
other members of the Board and their attendant officers
went on board the Leopard, in the basin; after which the
latter went round the jetty and inspected the new steam-
frigate Tiger externally. They then went on board the
Dauntless steam-frigate, Captain Halsted, in the basin,
where they remained until eleven o'clock, when they
were rejoined by Rear-Admiral Berkeley, &c. After the
Dauntless, the Edinburgh, intended block-ship, came in
for observation, where Rear-Admiral Berkeley again
left them, and with Sir B. Walker and Captain Charles
Graham, of the Rodney, 92, and Captain Henderson,
went on board the latter ship, where they remained until
noon, and thence proceeded to the steam-basin to join
the other members of the Board, and went on board the
Termagant steam-frigate, whenee the whole party
proceeded to Admiral-Superintendent Prescott's to
luncheon. At two P.M. they left and perambulated the
new docks, the now convict prison, the watering island,
and inspected the pile.driving, where the wall is giving
out; they then inspected the chain cable store,
and the machine for ,cleaning the cables by
steam; they then ascended to the sail loft, and
inspected that department, which they left for
the rigging-house, th© sea-storehouse, &c. Captain
Eden went on board his old ship, the Victory. Rear-
Admiral Dundas and Captain Hamilton returned to the
George Hotel, about five, where they were, in half an
hour afterwards, joined by the First Lord and the other
members, who transacted business and, correspondence,
after which they were entertained at dinner by the
Lieutenant-Governor, Lord F. Fitzclarence.
We have authority for stating that there is no truth
in the report that Captain Lord Edward Russell, of the
Vengeance, 84, and Captain Charles Graham, of the
Rodney, 92, have exchanged or intend exchanging ships.
At the monthly examination of young gentlemen for
entry into her Majesty's naval service as cadets, com-
pleted this day at the Royal Naval College, the following
candidates passed :—Messrs. Owen. Amherst, Daniel,
Willmot:, Harvey, Maxwell, Jeayes, Royce, and Statlock.
The Admiralty have ordered the Odin steam-frigate
to be commissioned, pro tem., by Commander Sir Wil-
liam Wiseman, of the Excellent, for the purpose of con.
veying the English Ambassador to St. Petersburgh. She
will be manned from that ship and the Blenheim, and she
is already rigged and provisioned.

The rfiget:;iecentljtried by Captain Henderson, and
found crank, has been brought under the sheers and die-
masted. Four feet have been cut off the heels of her
fore and mainmasts.

Captain W. H. Pierson, 38, has received the good-
service pension, vice Basden, deceased.

APPOINTMENTS.
WOOLWICH, AuG. 12.—Commanders—Georgo G.
Randolph (1846), to the Rodney, 90, at Portsmouth;
George Hancock (1850), to the Waterloo, 120, at
Sheerness.

Lieutenant William Horton (1842) is to command the
Shearwater, commissioned yesterday at Woolwich.
Lieutenant John Henry Howard (1847), having com-
pleted a course of study of steam at the factory at Wool-
wich Dockyard, was examined yesterday, and having
passed satisfactorily, obtained his certificate.
The Valorous steam sloop was taken up the river to-
day to have her engines put on board.
CHATHAM, AUG. 11.—Apollo troop-ship came into
harbour yesterday to be paid off, without any of the
bulkheads or other internal fittings being disturbed.
Duck naval lighter is loading for Pembroke and Deal.
Aid; naval, lighter is refi ting and having a new mast
put on board.
Messrs. Baker, builders, of Rochester, have got a con-
tract for building u new ship in this dockyard.