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-ter, therefore was only able to save the spars, rigging, and ;
fails, which are to be sold. The Bloodhound returned
here on August 10. When the Bloodhound returned to
;port she left the Myrmidon cruising off the Pongas,
where sbe had been for the last three months. Lieut.-
•Commander De Robeck is said to be particularly vigi-
lant in visiting the several places suspected of carrying
on the slave trade, and burnt a large schooner at Tin-
tama which was found hauled up and being cleaned, and
equipped with all the necessary requirements for the
tiade, with neither name, papers, nor colours. He at
the same time destroyed a barracoon, capable of contain.
ing about 600 slaves, which appeared to have been esta-
fished for some time immediately opposite, for which
purpose he bad to march upwards of four miles with two
boats' crews. It was found abandoned. The party in
-charge of it, baying been previously informed of the ar-
rival of the cruiser's boats, bad hurriedly marched the
slaves contained in it off to Fettalong, leaving a large
quantity of goods, cooking apparatus, and other neces-
saries required in the trade behind them. There was a
report that a large schooner had arrived at Bissoa, for
the purpose of shipping the cargo that had lately been
marched from the Pongas. The Hecla was to have left
on the 25th of July for the South Coast, but had been
detained from the swamping of one of her paddle-box
boats in shipping coals, which went down with a full
load in 16 fathoms of water, and was with great diffi-
culty, after continued dragging and sweeping, success-
fully hooked, and has since been got up."
On Saturday the officers, non-commissioned officers,
and troops belonging to the following depots, stationed
: at Chatham garrison, viz.:-sth Fusiliers, Bth (the
King's) Regiment, 10th Foot, 11th, 12th Regiment (first
battalion), 24th, 26th Cameronians, 27th Enniskillens,
!nth, 32d, 35th (Royal Sussex), 37th, 40th, 43d Light
Infantry, 45th, 52d Light Infantry, 53d, 60th Rifles,
first battalion ; 61st, 64th, 70th and 74th Highlanders,
75th, 78th Highlanders, 81st, 83d, 84th, 86th, and 87th
Regiments, were inspected on Chatham Lines, by Cal.
H. Jervis, commanding the provisional battalion. The
men assembled in heavy marching order, and went
through the various military evolutions of a field day
and blank cartridge firing, the whole of the movements
being performed in an efficient manner.

SHAREHOLDERS IN. THE ROYAL

.BRITISH BANK.

(Reprinted from the London Gazette of 26th PeP., 1856.)
Edward Esdaile, Esq., Governor.
John Stapleton, Esq., Deputy-Governor.
Directors-Isaiah Butt, Esq. ; Edward Esdaile, Esq. ;
George Gillet, Esq. ; Richard Hurst, Esq. ; Frederick
Vailant, Esq. ; Richard Hartley Kennedy, Esq., Alder-
man; H. Dunning Macleod, Esq. ; John Stapleton, Esq.
Aitchison, John, 68 Cadogan-place, Sloane-square, Lieut.-
General
Allender, George, 3u, Kensington-park-gardens, Notting-
hill, stockbroer
Allingham, A., 4, Newington-crescent, Newington, spinster
Anderson, Elizabeth, 5, Harp-lane, City, widow
Argent, E., 3, Claremont-place, Pentonville, coach builder
Austin, G., jun., Greenhill, Egerton, tir Maidstone, farmer
Ball, F. L., 23, Myddleton-street, Clerkenwell, spinster
Baring, Henry Bingham, 23, Eaton-square, Esq., M.P.
Barnard, John, jun., -York-road, Lambeth, solicitor
Barnett, Thomas Davison, 50, Sloane-square, Chelsea.
Barnett, W., National Debt-office, Old Jewry, gentleman
Bateson, 11., 2, Haddon-place, Waterloo-road, surgeon
Beard, W. D., 35, King-st., Stepney, Custom-house agent.
Beattie, Andrew, Oakley-street, Lambeth, dyer
Bennett, M. A., 78, Pratt-street, Camden-town, widow
Besch, F., 11, Hanover-st., Hanover-sq., army tailor
Bickerton, W., 4, Mount-pl., Walworth, Surrey, grocer
Bidwell, G., Clay-street, Waltbamstow, gentleman
Black, Robert, Toft, by Dunchurch, factor
Booth, E., 3, Great Queen-street, Westminster, surgeon
Booth, W. 8., the Park, Ealing, Middlesex, gentleman
Boulton, W. H., Quadrant-rd, Lower-rd, Islington, gent.
Brand, James, Bromley, Middlesex, builder
Bremner, Alexander Bramwell, West-hall, Mortlake, and
Billiter-square, merchant
Britton, John, jun., 21, Basinghall-st., City, clothworker
Brockwell, F., S 2, Baker-street, Lloyd-square, gentleman
Bromell, J. Y., 5, Martha's-buildings, Old-street-road,
ivory turner
Brown, Edmund Fitz, Conway, supervisor of Excise
Brown, Peter, 45, Upper Stamford-street, gentleman
Brown, H., Little Smith-street, Westminster, M.P.
Brownrigg, Thos., Regent-place, Chatham, surgeon, R.N.
Brunton, M., 38, Pickering-pl., Paddington, coach painter
Buck, Charles, 23, Bywater-street, Chelsea, gentleman
Burchett, William, 29, Cheapside, London, boutmaker
Burt, H. J., 5, South-square, Gray's-inn, conveyancer
Burfield, Robert, 78, Ratcliffe-highway, gentleman
Burch, Wm., Back-hill, Hatton-garden, boot-tree maker.
Butt, Isaiah, 9, Eaton Villas, Haverstock-hill, gent.
Cameron, Hugh Innes, 1, Hyde Park-gate, Kensington-
gore, Middlesex, banker
Cantrill, Thomas, River's-terrace, York-road, Islington,
railway grease manufacturer
Chandler, J., Ironmongers'-hall, Fenchurch-street, Lon-
don, gentleman
Chandler, Marianne Stone, Ironmongers'-hall, Fenchurch-
street, London, spinster.
Chandler, T., Paradise-st., Rotherhithe, Surrey, surgeon
Clapp, F. 44, Magdalen-st, Exeter, commercial traveller
Clark, C. G. S., 35, Seething-lane, London, merchant
Clarke, T., 30, Chancery-lane, tavern keeper
Clarkson, R, Storrington, Sussex, clerk, Inland Revenue
Clarkson, F. M., The Grange, Plixton, Bungay, spinster
Clemente, John, 29, City-terrace, City-road, booeseller
Cochran, Loran de Wolfe, 17,- Gracechurch,street, mer-
chant
Collins, Robert, 3, Barton-street, Westminster, gen-
tleman
Collins, W., Great Knightrider-street, Doctors'-commons,
gentleman
Daniel, Jas. Wm., 6, York-buildings, New-road, gent.
Davenport, C. C., Grange-cottage, Grange-road, Ber-
mondsey, gentleman
Davies, Samuel, Wallingford, Beekshire, clerk
Dixie, 8., Pelican House, Peckham-road, Surrey, architect
Dobree, Amelia S., Ashford, Kent, spinster
Dorey, Alfred, Hungerford-market, salesman
Dowling, A. M. C., 13, Tredegar-place, Bow-road, spinster
Drew, J., Woburn-place, Russell-square, gentleman
Dunn, Thomas, St. Peter's-road, ropemaker
Eadie, Colin Dumblane, Perthshire, gentleman
Edmonds, W., 48, Prospect-place, St. George's-road, South-
wark, gentleman
Edwardes, L. Winchilsea-crescent, Dover, gentleman
Edwards, C.:18, Throgmorton-st., London, stockbroker
Eeles, T. C., 16, Leonard-place, Kensington, professor of
music
Esdaile, E.,City Saw-mills, Regent's. canal, merchant
Fanner, ~ 59, St. Mar tin's-le-Strand. scale maker
Farmer, R. A., 40, Mount-st., Lambeth, Surrey, druggist
Fearis, G., 4, Lambeth-walk, Surrey, draper
Ferguson, D., 51, Giltsper-street, City, gentleman
Ferguson, Helen, 21, Giltspur-street, City, spinster
Ferguson, Mary Lucy, 21, Giltspur-street, spinster
Finlay, Frederick, 1, Westbourne-pl., Paddington, surveyor
Forbes, J., 7, Gloucester-st., Camb. Heath, Bethnal-gr.,
gentleman
Foster, C., Magdalen-st., Exeter, coach builder
Fyfe, Ann, 21, Doddington-grove, Kennington-rd., widow
Garnham W. Rogers, Edward-ter., Caledonian-rd., corn
dealer
Gates, Joseph, Tring, Herts, grocer
Gilks, Thomas, 170, Fleet-street, engraver
Gillett, George, 36, Strand, merchant, tailor
Gillett, W. H., 36, Strand, merchant, tailor
Goddard, Edmund, 103, London-wall, provision dealer
Goddard, J., Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill, gent.
Goddard, Leonard Morse, 5, St. John-st.-road, surgeon
Gold, Peter, Downes, Park-road, Clapton.
Gold, C., Beaumont-street, Marylebone
Gossett, I. H., Northam Vicarage, Bideford, North Devon,
clergyman
Gould, H., Busbridge Lodge, Hyde, Isle of Wight, gent
Greig, J. P. M‘Morland, 21Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn,
cabinet manufacturer
Greig, Mary J., Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, spinster
Gnitin, St. W. Danstex.ct., Mincing-line, colonial broker
Grix, John, Little Hampton, Sussex, gentleman
Gugiana, G., 14, Union-ct., Holborn, looking-glass maker
Habben, W., Fitzroy-house, Albany-rd, Camberwell, gent
Habug, F., 5, Trafalgar-pl., Kentish-tn, pianoforte maker
Harbord, W. Oliver, Cady, 2, Marlbro'. villas, Richmond-
road East, Hackney
HarriCgl, Jeremiah, 49, Lime-street, City, accountant
Harris, Edmund, 87, Watling-st., City, warehouseman
Harris, Edwd., Taffont Magna, Salisbury, Wilts, farmer.
Harris, Thos., 5, Park-terrace, Ipswich, banker's clerk
Harwar, Henry, Furnival's-inn, law stationer
Hayne, G. (the representatives of)., 20, Long-lane, Smith-
field, timber merchant
Henderson, G., 7, Stanhope-terrace, Regent's-park, surgeon
Henylyn, Henry, 77, Old Broad-street, gentleman
Hill, James Beech, 254, Blackfriars-road, glass dealer
Hill, Thomas, Southampton-street, Camberwell, draper
Howell, John, Datchett, near Windsor, M.D.
Hue, B. L., 2, Ramsbury-road-villas, Camden-town, widow
Hunt, John Philip, Weimer, Kent, gentleman
Hunt, R. S., Edells, Eden Bridge, Kent, clerk in holy
orders
Hunt, W. B. Upper Norwood, gentleman
Hunter, J. H., 1, Eastbourne-mews, Paddington, collector
Harst, R., 8, Greenhill's-rents, Smithfield-bars, gentleman
Hurst, V., 45, High-st., Borough, Southwark, ironmonger
Hurst, G. A. S., 8, Greenhill's-rents, Smithfield-bars,
merchant and manufacturer
Isaac, A. J., 5, Magdalen-row, Great Prescott-st., stationer
Johnson, R., Hanley, in the county of Stafford, gentleman
Jones, Esther, Osborne-hall, Worksopp, Notts, spinster
Jones, W., 27, Gracechurch-street, City, messenger
Kolham, Chas. 8., Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing-lane,
colonial broker
Keller, Leopold, 88, Hatton-garden, merchant
Kennedy, It. H., Alderman of the City of London, Esq.
Kerr, M., Redcastle, Urr, Kirkcudbrightshire, N. 8.,
spinster
Kerr, S., Redcastle, Urr, Kirkcudbrightshire, N. 8., gent.
Kerr, T., Redcastle, Urr, Kirkcudbrightshire, N. 8., gent.
Kiell, John, 10, Gt. Russell-st., Covent-garden, gentlemen
Kilpatrick, John, 8, Lonsdale-square, Islington, merchant
King, John Thomas, Queen-street, Cheapside, printer
King, W. (the representatives of) Norwood, Sin r.)y, gent.
Kirkman, William, Leigh-house, Hampstead, gentleman
Knight, George, 95, Sloane-street, Chelsea, solicitor
Lambert, C., Anglesea Barracks, Portsea, captain 52d Foot
Latten, John, 7, Granby-street, Hampstead-road, super-
visor, Inland Revenue
Lee, C., Alpha-cottage, Canonbury, Islington, gentleman
Liberty, J. E., 62, Lincoln's-inn-fields, wine merchant
Lithgow, F., Grove-place, York-road, Battersea, gardener
London, R., Hunger ford-market, cheesemonger
James, 6, d'alford-square, Pentonville, gentleman
Love, G., Inland Revenue, 4, Stanley-street, Humber-
sten-road, Leicester
Macaire, A. D., 26, Myddleton•st., Clerkenwell; spinster
Macaire, G. P., 26, Myddleton-street, Clerkenwell, watch.
cese manufacturer
Macaire, L. S., 26, Myddleton-st., Clerkenwell, spinster
M'Cannon, W., Rotherhithe, superintendent Grand Surrey
Canal
Mackay, James 7, St. John's-grove, Richmond, gentleman
Mackonochie, James, 3, Fig Tree-court, Temple, advocate
Macleod, Henry Dunning, 7, Clarendon-road, Kensington,
barrister-at-law
Marcus, Louis, 4, Great Prescott-street, merchant
Marks, Lewis, '2, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields,
paper stainer •
Marsh, Jos., Green-end, West Wycombe, Bucks, paymas-
ter, R.N.
Marshall, John, 5, Billiter-street, shoe factor
Marshall, George, 67, New Bond, upholsterer
Martyn, T., 3, Upper Holland-st., Kensington, clergyman
Matthews, Thomas, 73, High-st., Camden-town, saddler
Mayer, Antonio J., 8, Ashley-crescent, Cityerd., engineer
Mayhew, Thomas, Saxmundham, Suffolk, solicitor
Mee, R., 2, King's-square, Goswell-road, warehouseman
Meredith, J., 3, Durham-place, Lambeth-road, gentleman
Michell, Richard, 93, Oxford-street, florist
Midgley, J., Harleston-house, Northampton, gentleman
Mills, T. C., 23, Camden-cottage, Camden-road-villas,
Camden-town, gentleman
Miller, George, 4, Bolton-terrace, Wal worth, gentleman
Miller, John S., 20, Watling-street, City, warehouseman
Munro, Jean, Castle-street, Inverness, widow
Murdoch, Alex., 77, Grey-st., Neweastle.on-Tyne, grocer
Muter, It., Pinners'-hall, Great Winchester-st., London,
merchant
Muter, W., Pinners'-hall, Great Winchester-st., London,
merchant
Naylor, James, 9, Brick-lane, Whitechapel, cheesemonger
Naylor, Wm., sen., 7, Brownlow-read, Queen's-road, 131-
ston-road, commercial traveller
Newton, Anna, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, spinster
Newton, Adeline, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, spinster
Nicol, William, 67, Ecclestone-square, merchant
Nesbitt, Henry, 30, Park-street, Islington, gentleman
Noton, Benjamin Chichester, Sussex, gentleman
Noton, George, Sion-lodge, Bath, Somerset, gentleman
Ncr,hcott, Benjamin S., '7, South-terrace, Grosvenor-park,
Camberwell, gentleman
O'Kines, John, St. John's-hill, Wandsworth, gentleman
011ey, John, 33, Gracechurch-st., London, vellum binder
Owen, Peers, Peach-street, Wokingham, Berks, gentleman
Owen, Win. Daniel, 7, Grove, Highgate, Middlesex, gent.
Page, Thomas, Tower Cressy, Notting-hill, engineer
Parnell, Mary, 7, King's-row, Pentonville, widow
Pearce, Robert, 11, York-rove], Lambeth, gentleman
Pearson, W., 28, Buckingham-pl., New-rd., cabinetmaker
Preston, D., 78, Lower Grosvenor-pl., Knightsbridge,
M.D.
Petit, Paul Jean Baptiste, 30, St. Paul's-terrace, Balls-
pond, Islington, gentleman
Phibbs, J. K., 7, Abbey-terrace, Abbey-rd., St. John's-
wood, lieutenant-colonel
Phillips, S. A., leiB, High-street, Hoxton, spinster
Phillips, E. E., 168, High-street, Hoxton, spinster
Phillips, M. A. H., 163, High-street, Hoxton, spinster
Pitman, J. C., Seascale, Whitehaven, Cumberland, cap-
tain, R.N.
Porter, Wm. Gore, Ilminster, Somerset, gentleman
Porter, Joseph Long, Sloane-street, Chelsea, bookseller
Prince, George Kinghorn, Park-villa, Bideford, M.D.
Puresey, Edmund, Newgate-market, meat salesman
Purssey, John, Mount-street, Lambeth, butcher
Ragge, John, 1, Ulster-terrace, Regent's-park, servant
Ragsdale, George, strand, hosier
Ramsay, J., 126 A, Lower Thames-st., brewer's agent
Rhodes, S. M., 25, Upper King-st., Bloomsbury-square,
widow

The Wellesley, 74, Captain G. Goldsmith, gnardship
of ordinary at Chatham, being several hands short of
her complement, notice has been issued at Chatham
Dockyard that 30 able seamen and 30 ordinary seamen
are immediately required for that vessel.

The troops belonging to the Royal Engineers, with the
East India Company's Sappers and Miners at Chatham,
are undergoing a course of instruction in the use of the
Lancaster rifle, under Lieut. G. R. Lempriere, Royal
Engineers, the instructor in musketery to that corps.
A handsome silver goblet has been presented by the
non-commissioned officers belonging to the Provisional
battalion at Chatham to Colour-Sergeant 1). Flynn, 53d
Regiment, on his retiring from that regiment, having
received the appointment of Quartermaster-Steward to
the Medical Staff Corps at Chatham garrison.
The experiments with Mr. Francis's corrugated metal
waggons, which were last week submitted for trial before
the authorities of Woolwich Arsenal, have been pro-
nounced of so satisfactory a nature that they have ex-
pressed their decision of urging the Government to de-
cide on their introduction for all the purposes to which
they may be applied. Sir George Pollock, Sir Fre-
derick Abbott, Major-General Brooke, Colonel Tulloch,
and many other scientific officers have expressed their
opinion that if the metallio waggons were introduced
into our public services they would prove of incalcu-
lable value. Sir G. Pollock, after testing their floating
capabilities, when fully loaded, expressed his opinion
of their merit in the following terms :—" If I could
have bad the benefit of Mr. Francis's carts when I
crossed the five rivers of the Punjab, the soldiers would
have been saved some days' hard labour. I was detained
a day or two at each river, whereas with this carriage I
could have crossed each river in three or four hours with
no difficulty, and without fatiguing the troops." Col.
Portlock has given his opinion that there is so much of
practical ingenuity in Mr. Francis's invention that he
sincerely hopes the British Government, however habi-
tually cautious it might'be in admitting great military
changes, will follow the example at once of the Govern-
ments of the United States and of Napoleon 111. by
adopting in the army and navy both the boats and the
waggons of Mr. Francis, as well as his lifecar for our
coasts. The first experiments, which were tested under
the inspection of the Emperor of the French, so con-
vinced his Majesty of the importance and efficiency of
the invention, that he sanctioned on the spot a supply to
the French army, and as a testimonial of his satisfaction
presented Mr. Francis with a gold snuff-box valued at
2001. Mr. Francis is about to proceed to Vienna and
St. Petersburg, where he has received orders to attend
from the Austrian and the Russian Governments.

The Rev. Mr. Coles, chaplain to the Roman Catholic
troops in Woolwich, yesterday morning announced to the
congregation that the Government had conferred on them
a grant of the ground adjoining their church for the pur-
pose of building schools.

The officers of the corps of Royal Engineers who served
with the army in the East during the late war have pre-
sented Mr. H. W. S. Whiffin, Ordnance paymaster, with
a handsome testimonial in acknowledgment of his ser-
vices from the landing at Gallipoli to the evacuation of
the Crimea.

The whole of the troops in camp, Newbridge, and Kil-
d s re, comprising the Royal Artillery,lst Dragoon Guards,
Scots Greys, Ist Bat. Ist Royals, 18th, 38th, 51st, 56th,
and 94th Regiments, the depots of the 2d and 3d Batta-
lion 60th Rifles, and 2d (or Queen's), with staff, colours,
and bands, assembled on parade in light marching order
and full dress in front of the encampment, facing the
east, on Thursday, for the purpose of having a field day,
Lieut.-General Sir R. England commanding. The whole
were formed into three brigades ; the cavalry were com-
manded by Major-General Parlby, the first brigade by
Lieut.-Col. Bedford, and the second by Major-General
Shirley. The troops went through a variety of field
mancsuvres, which were admirably executed. There will
be a similar field-day every Thursday till further orders.

At the military barracks, Maryborougb, on Wednes-
day last, Capt. Rogers, Staff Officer of Kilkenny die•
trict, in the presence of the Queen's County enrolled
pensioners, invested Mr. James Grennan, late sergeant
in the 88th Regiment, with the Cross of the Legion of
Honour, awarded him by his Imperial Majesty the Em-
peror of the French, for distinguished valour before the
Redan. Capt. Rogers, iu presenting Sergeant Grennan
with the flattering distinction—which in France entitles
the wearer to a position equal to Companion of the Bath
in this country—said, the Colonel of the 88th desired
him to express the happiness he felt at being the medium
of transmitting such a high mark of honour to one who
had so nobly sustained, in his person, the prestige of
j the Connaught Rangers ; that he (the Colonel) with the
officers, non commissioned officers, and men of the regi-
ment felt rejoiced at this recognition of the merits of
their brave companion-in-arms, and wished him long
life to enjoy his well-earned and richly-deserved distinc-
tion. On Mr. Grennan being invested with the decora-
tion, the enrolled pensioners gave three cheers, and ten-
dered him their hearty congratulations. Mr. Grennan,
by his good conduct and dist.pline during the early part
of the campaign, attained the rank of sergeant ; he was
engaged in the battles of the Alma and Inkerrnan, and
several sorties, and did duty in the trenches. At the
Redan he was wounded in the arm, and received a gun-
shot wound in the neck, which passed out under the left
shoulder-blade, and unfitted him for further active ser-
vice. He was discharged on a pension of is. 6d. a day,
and received the Crimean medal with three clasps.
The following appointments were made on Saturday
at the Admiralty :—Commander E. M. Leycester, to the
Madagascar ; Lieut. W. Howorth, to the Colossus ;
Lieut. F. M. Prattent, to the Princess Royal ; Lieute-
nant F. Pym, to the Edinburgh ; Lieutenant T. L.
Pearson, to the Retribution ; J. W. G. Dawson Darner,
mate, to the Wasp. Midshipmen—H. B. Ha,mmersley,
H. Mg:lardy, Hon. V. A. Montague, Lord E. T. Scott,
A. C. Paget, E. Pilkington, and W. R. Keir, to the Ra-
leigh ; Joseph King, assistant-surgeon, to the Castor;
W. H. Panter, master's assistant, to the Raleigh. Na-
val cadets—H. F. Stephenson, A. K. Kelsar, A. J. W
Musgrave, and F. D. Forster, to the Raleigh ; H. D.
Evans, naval cadet, to the Cressy.

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