The Sun.
London, England, 1856-07-15 00:00:00

Naval and Military inntethgence.

The Duke of Wellington, with the flag of Rear-Adini
ral Dundas, is under orders to sail today from Devon
port, in company with the Conqueror, Forth, and some
of the gun despatch vessels, for Lisbon.
Her Majesty's steam-frigate Sidon, 22, Captain .A•
Ingleton, arrived at Spithead yesterday morning frdin
the East, with the officers and men of the 93d High'
Landers.

Her Majesty's late yacht Victoria and Albert, not/
named Osborne, was commissioned on Saturday at Ports'
mouth, by Mr. Rym, Additional Master of the Black
Eagle, for George H. K. Bower, Master, R.N., who ig
appointed to command her for the Lords of the Admi'
ratty as a State yacht for the Board.
The Victoria and the Allies freight ships arrived at
Portsmouth on Sunday and yesterday from the Crimea
with Ordnance store•.

Her Majesty's steam-sloop Driver, Commander Chant'
bers, left Portsmouth yesterday for the North America
and %Vest India station, taking with steam gunboat
Onyx and Nettle.

By the Peninsular and Oriental Company's screvy
steam-ship Sultan, which arrived at Southampton oi;
Sunday night, we learn that the officers of the 23a
Royal Welch Fusiliers and the 33d (Duke of Welling'
ton's) regiment bad arrived at Gibraltar on board the
steam.sloop Odin, and line-of battle-ship, London.
The 04th Regiment, under Lieutenant-Colonel G. L.
Dennis, received a teleeraphic order on Wednesday to
proceed at once from Cork to I3uttevant to relieve ale
51st Regiment, which received in like manner a tele-
graphic message to proceed to Ternplemore and Nenaght
for the purpose of quelling the riot of the Tipperary
Light Infantry.

APPOINTMENTS. •
W. L. Browne, Master in Command of the Rbada.
manthus ; Samuel S. 1). Wells, surgeon, to the Are°'
thyst ; Hugh Girvan, curgeon, to the Camilla ; The'
ophilus J. Jones, second master, to the Black Eagle;
W. C. Bicknell, second master, to the Haughty ; J. 14•
Perry, second master, to the Forester ; Alexander
Gray, second master,' to the Plover ; Charles Pritchett,
second master, to the Opossum.

GRAND REVIEW OF THE CRIMEAN
ARTILLERY AT WOOLWICH.

Yesterday the Queen reviewed at Woolwich the whole
of the Royal Horse and Foot Artillery recently returned
from the Critnea,,and, owing to the favourable state of
the weather and the presence of a brilliant assemblage
of visitors, the spectacle was exceedingly picturesque
and striking. There were upon the ground 3,500 men,
2,450 horses, and 92 guns, of which 18 belonged to the
Horse Artillery and the remainder to the field batteries.
The Queen, accompanied by Prince Albert, the Prince
and Princess of Prussia, arni the Duke of Cambridge,
and attended by a brilliant retinue, arrived in front of
the Artillery Barracks at 11 o'clock. The Royal party
had travelled from Buckingham Palace in open carriages
and four, and were received by General Sir W. F. Wil-
liams, of Kars, Commandant of the Garrison, his staff,
and a Guard of Honour of she Royal Marines. Her *a-
jesty wore a scarlet riding habit trimmed with gold lace,
in her hat a military plume of white and 'red feathers,
and across her left shoulder the sash of a general officer
and the riband of the Garter. Prince Albert wore tee
uniform of a Field-Marshal.

Her Majesty mounted her favourite chestnut charger.
and repaired-to the review ground, the Prince of Prussia
riding on her right, and Prince Albert and the Duke of
Cambridge on her left. The Court then took up their
position beside the flagstaff erected in front of the Royal
Military Academy, and the troops marched past theca
in gay and glittering array. The Royal Horse Artilleris
headed by Colonel Hay, who lost an arm in the Crimea,
took the lead, advancing in column of troops. Next
followed the field batteries, marching i❑ columns of bat.
teries six guns abreast, each battery having in its train
its resp,ctive lines of attendant ammunition waggons.
most of them drawn by horses, but some few of them by
Austrian mules.
After the march past, the troops advanced in line and
saluted, the band playing "Cheer, boys, cheer." ThSY
then retired, and the gunners and drivers dismounting
formed in line in front of the batteries. In this order
the Queen inspected the troops, paying particular atten-
tion to such of the men as wore the four-clasp medal•
This ceremony concluded, the troops gave three rounds
of hearty cheers for her Majesty, who, with the Royal
party, then quitted the review-ground, and returned to
town in her carriage.

MARKET NEWS.—(This Day.

HAY MARKETS.

SMITHFIELD.-01c1 meadow hay, 31 Fs to 51 158 now
do., 3/ Os to 4/ 03; old clover, 4/ 15s to 6/ 123 ; new do., 41
to 5, ; and straw, 11 123 to I/16m per load. Trade steady.
CUMBERLAND.—Old meadow hay, 3/ 8s to 51 1555; near
do.. 31 Os to 41 Os ; old clover, 41 15s to 6/ 103 ; new do.,
4/ to Si; and straw, 1/ 12s to 11 16s per load. Supply very
moderate.
WHITECHAPEL.—OId meadow hay, 31 5s to 5/ 153: new
do., 3/ Os to 4/ Os ; old clover, 4/ 15s to 6/ 158 ; new do., 41
to 5/ ; and straw, 1/ 123 toll 163 per load. A fair demand.