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London, England, 1851-08-02 00:00:00

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The First Lord of the Admiralty, Admiral Berkeley,
C. 8., and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, with
Colonel Green, the chief director of works, left the Ad-
miralty yesterday for Portsmouth, and thence by the
steam-yacht Black Eagle, Master-Commander Petley, on
an official visit to the Channel Islands.
THE PURSERS' ACCOUNTS.—We are glad to find that
the Admiralty have very properly and justly determined
that their minute with respect to the pursers' accounts
shall not be retrospective, but shall take effect from and
after the 26th June last.

ARRIVAL OF THE APOLLO. —The Apollo, troop-
ship, Commander Rawstorne, which left Halifax on the
16th of July, arrived at Spithead yesterday, with the
following troops, all in good health, viz.:—let Royal
Regiment, under Lient.-Colonel Andrew Brown—offi-
cers, 18; ladies, 4; children, 6; female servants, 2; rank
and file, 463; women, 24; children, 44. Royal Artil-
lery, Captain Bathurst—men, 33; women,94l9e;cciel,l:.lioelcidic.rele:nl,
12—total, 616, with naval invalids. &c. Lieut. Pugh, of
the Ist Royal Regiment, died on the passage home a few
days' sail from Halifax, after a short illness, and was buried
at sea on the banks of Newfoundland. Two children also
died. The Apollo has also brought home some invalid
seamen and supernumeraries from the station. The pas-
sage of this ship from shore to shore has been little more
than fourteen days; and from what we hear she would
have made the run in a day or two less time but for four
days' fog on the banks of Newfoundland preventing her
carrying sail at night. The Apollo conveyed the 92d
Highlanders from Cork to Corfu, 16th Regiment from
Corfu to Jamaica, the 97th from Jamaica to Halifax,
and has now brought the Ist Royals home. She made
a very quick passage from Montego Bay to Halifax,
through the Straits of Florida, having run the distance
in little more than fifteen days. It is only duo to Com-
mander Raw•storno to state that he bas wo❑ golden
opinions from b nth the offio.,rs and men of the four re -
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Africa. The Waterwitch passed through the Downs on
Thursday.
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