The Sun.
London, England, 1856-04-10 00:00:00

Natral and Military. Intelligence.
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The fleet at Spithead was augmented-yestekdat by the
Algiers; 91, Capt..Codrington,' C.D., froth Portsmouth
harbour,, after refit e the NautilitS; 'B, -sailing brig, 'Lieut.
Dolling, ;manned by naval apprentices from Plyrliouth ;
theMet.eor,i 14, steam:battery, Capt.'Seymour; froth the
.Mediterranean ; and the Otter, 'steano.Niessel; frOnt the
,eastwvd, mith:-twa new geri-bortts. The fleet will to
.day,(weather permitting) rehearse the movements' to be
executed at the great review. - • .
'An instruction to the folloiving effect-has been: ad-
dressed by the Admirearto ViOe-Adniiial Sir 'deorge
Seymour,' the Coolat-rider:in-Chief Of her Majesty'S ships
and vessels at Portsmouth :
"The roids Commissioners of the Admiralty having
desired that all, her Majesty's thips of war and gun-boats
composing the fleet to Ve reviewed at Spithead on the 231
iest."by I:er Majesty the Queen should be supplied with
the best W4sh coal, not onlyto prevent heriViejestyand
be" c,ituPa riY.asembleil,being obstructed te their view of
tiatevalutiong 'of the flee); by smoke, but to obviate the
'ChaneeS.4 the captains and masters. of steam.
inten ‘ing to 'be present at the review, are re-
qti aced altopt the 'Same, or other necessary precut-
Jinn's, to avoid the inconvenience-which way result from,
d!nelte, anaire, warned, shOtild this notice be disregarded,
that it wilf be necessary to remove to a distance."
,!.t.Thu..l-cdurßowas, transport No. 159, arriveirat Spit=
xh.(.;!*ea on Tuesday night, • but without
passeticiLer3 or, invalids....
.groin Southampton:we learn that the Peninsular and
Oriental, Company, in obedience to orders received from
the Adiniralty,.. lave commenced removing the horse-
boxes and other fittings from her Majesty's steam troOr-
-ship.;llAndaya,.now,lyine in the Southampton Docks.
This,vessel will at once be fitted for the, reeeptiOn of in:
fantry, it being theintention to give her early despatch
to the Crimea, for the purpose of assisting in coevey.,ng
-,to.Eagiand the soldiers of the English' 'grimy, remaining
there. The • screw steam-shin Skala, belonging to the
Peninsular r and Oriental Company, which vessel has ren-
dered mochassistance in' the conveyance of horses and
troops to the seat of, war, is also 'to be prepared for sea, -
and will be eropkyed in bringing home horses and troops'.:
I is expected .that bothov'esseleNiilt lie 'r'eadiin the
Course of a week. The General Screw Company have
slso received instructions to iMmediately'prepare for sea
the Golden Fleece, Jason, and Calcutta, now lying at
Southampton. The Calcutta will be ready to take her
departure on or about Tuesday neat, and will enibatk
the following officers and others for conveyance to j in
their respective regiments :—To Malta—Lieut.-Colonel -
Burmester, R.E., on his way to Corfu. To Scutari—
Rer. Mr. (abe:line, olleisting'c'mplaiit 'to the army in
the East. To the Crime t—Lieut. de Carteret, 79th Re-
giment ; Major Freud, 55th Regiment ; Battalion Sur.
;eon T. A. Bostock, Scots Fusilier Guards ; Majors' F.
F. Lennox and W., Barry ; -Lieuts. H. V. Briscoe and
C. L'E-trange, of the It )yal Artillery. The Golden
Flom, and Jason wilt speedily follow, and will no doubt,
together with the Calcutta and Simla, be employed in
bringing. home. cavalry. The Royal Mail Company's
steam transport Orinoco is still at Southampton quite
ready for sea. Her hose-boxes are al standing,- This
vessel will, if required, be prepared at once to take part
in removing horses and troops from the Crimea and Me-
diterranean to Engle d.

By the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-ship
Euxine, which arrived at SoMharrpton yesterday with
the Alexandria mail, we receive the following items of
naval and military inteldgence from Gibraltar :—Her
Maj sty's steam-ship Meg,aara, 10 days froth Malta, ar-
rived at Gib:altar on the I,t inst. Toe steam transport
imperattice left for Balaklava on the evening of the
29th tilt. The qestu-tramp trt John Thwev; which ar-
ived at Gibraltar for Spithead on the 29th ult., experi-
enced very severe weather during her voyage from Con-
stantinople and Malta.

Yesterday afternoon 52 Crimean invalids reached Strood
from Portsmouth. On their arrival they were received
by a fatigue party from Chatham Barracks, who assisted
them into the vans and ambulance-waggon for c nvey-
ance to Chatham. Second-class Surgeon W. J. F)ffe,
NI 8., made the necessary examination of the invalids,
when those ,requiring further medical treatment were
taken to Brompton Hospital, and the remainder to St,
Niary's Invalid Depot.

The iron paddlewheel steamoressel Antelope, 3, Lient.-
Commatider Charles H. Young, late from the Coast of
Africa, has been dismantled, and has returned stores in
Woolwich dockyard. The Antelope, having been four
years in commission, will be paid off on Saturday.
The paddle-wheel store-transpprt Rariatnanthus„ 4,
Master-Cominarider E. P. Cole, was warped out of the
basin, Woolwich, on Tuesday, and railed yester-
day with mortar-beds and gun-carriages for Portsmouth;
and steam machinery for Plymouth.

The He'per, Government screw steam-transport, 12
bore-power, having compltteu her repairs, is waiting
orders at W•jolwich.

-• The ordinary proof of guns and mortars at the Arsenal
butts, Woolwich, averaging about 12 or 14 daily, is mil
continued. •

An'order has been received from the War Depart-
ment by the Commandant at Chatham B&rfacks, direct-
ing that the under-mentiOned detachments are to be held
iu readiu'ess to leave. the Provi-iona,l Battalion for-the
purpose of eiLb irking for the stations specified to join
the head-coarters of their respective corps :-sth North-
umberlaud Fusiliers-3 officers and the whole of the
available men of the depot, to proceed to the Mauritius;
37th Regipiterit,7 4 officers and all the available duty
men belonging to that depot, who will embark for Cey-
lon ; 45th Regiment-1 captain, 1. subaltern, and the
avai!able men „stationed with the depot, to proceed to
the Cape ofgo9l.ll.ope. In addition_ to the above, the
whole of the available men belonging to the depot of the
12th Regiment are to be -held in readiness to Jain the
Reserve Baltalion at the Cape of Good ,Hope. •
The following are the latest appointments made at the
Admir,alty

George Btirn, deputy-inspector of hospitals, .on board
the Minden, at Hong Kong ; Edmund Walker, assistant-
surgeon, to the Naid ;. B. Luximoor, paymaster, to the
Exmouth ; `H. S. B. Gifeg, clerk, to the Bransivick-• J.
N. Harvey, clerk, to the Vigilant ; J..K. Ray, clerk, to
Evrnontlf; J. G.' W. Hoare, assistant clerk; to the
Exmouth ; G. B.Westcott, assistant-clerk, to the Hogue;
Tuornas March, assistant-clerk to the Victor; W. H.
Horne, assistant-clerk, to the Coquette ; Frank Pittman,
assis'ant-olerk to the Exmouth ; A. A. Smith, to be
lieutenant, to the Vesuvius ;Alfred J. Veitoh, to be mas-
ter to the Kite ; John Andrews, to be 'staff surgeon to
Lisbon Hospital ; James Carmichael, .to -be surgeon to
the Aliie-s •, George Clark and Dagald -IWEvaa t..), be
promoted to surgeons. •

• [ADVERTISEMEtNT.]—HoIIoway's: Tills the greatest
Wonder of t'J'eAge.--The Cynics of the Medical Schools
are cmistrained to admit that Holloway's pills banish
disease from the Stomach, and- bowels, without re-
ducing the strength of the patient.-:This.is the greatest
:medical triumph of the.nineteenth century; therefore,it
is astonishing that persons should suffer when a remedy
is...to be obtained.so rea lily. 4 Tuese pipe cure bite,
gestion, disorders of the liver, complai❑ts of the stomach;
spasms; diseasei•pf the chest and other internal irregu-
laritiefi.:—Soid by All medicine vendors throughout the
world ;:,at Professor Holloway's establishments, 244
Strarid, London. and. 80, Mai 'en-lane, New York ; try
A. 'Stamps., Con'stautinople;,, A. Guidicy, Smyrna•; and
E Muir, Malt.

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[ADVEIRTISEMENT.]—It is ever- apleating duty of a journalist
to introduce to his readers some new discovery calculated t-e
beneflt that vaht portion of our fellow-creatures which has the
strongest claims upon our sympathies. It is with this feeling
that we all the attention of invalide to the followieg; extracts
from I.:n barry'S interesting report of cures without medicine
of Indigestion (Dyspepiiaf,ylatulency, Constipation, Ner,tens,
Bilious, and. Livia. Coinplaintic Cough, Asthma, Consumptioa
and -Debility; by Du Berry's llttvaiouta 'Arabi-ea Food- :-----Cnre
No, 5.42 .-- Frimley, ad April,- I 851. ---,I havO
s;affepil_theia33.-pars continually, from, diseased lungsi•epit--
tingpt hltolliver, derangement,.deafness, el nging idtbeeart;
cOnstipation; debility, shortness of breath and . coughrand
during that period taken so much medicine -that I. can safely
sal I haiii 1 Id out' uiv.v.icls of a thoaseud pohnde'et the.
• chemists • and- deet&s. raaied I was in utter despair and,
neVei expected tior get 'over it, When I was, ortnnite enough to
'become acquainted withyour Revarenta A rabica, which; Heaven'
be, pyai
!!Jed-,,rstored.nielto'll State of health ilong Sincliqpisp4ir. ,
ea of a:ttiening, -My-lungs, liver, stomach, head; and ears are
all r4lit,4
4- hearing, perfect, and-my recover}, is 'a marvel to-
ail.
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