The Sun.
London, England, 1867-06-26 00:00:00

THE NAVAL REVIE IV.

The following is a copy of the official list of the
vessels selected by the Admiralty to take part in the
great Naval Review to be held off Spithead, on the
17th of July, in honour of the visit of his Majesty
the Sultan to England :
IRONCLAD SQUADRON.

Guns. Tonnage. 11.-p.
Minotaur
Achilles 26 6,121 ... 1,256

Names.

Lord Clyde
Bellerophon
Warrior 3'2 ... 6,109 ... 1,230
Black Prince
Valiant
Pallas 6 ... 2,372 ... GOO
Royal Sovereign, turret ship 5 ... 3,765
... 800
Prince Albert, turret ship 4 ... 2,537
... 500
Wivern, turret ship
... 350
Research
Viper, twin screw
...
160
Vixen, twin screw
Waterwitch, hydraulic pro-

Piled ...........................
UNARMOURED SQUADRON.

777 ...

Guns. Tonnage. H.-p
Victoria .............................. 102 ... 4,127 ... 1,000
Duncan
Donegal ............................... 81 ... 3,215
...
800
Revenge •
... ........................... 73 ... 3,322 ... 800
Royal George ........................ 72 ... 2,616 ... 400
St. George ........................... 72 ... 2,861 ... 500
Irresistible ........................... 60 ... 2,612 ... 400
Lion .................................... 60 ... 2,61/
...
400
Princess Royal ...................... 73 ... 3,129 ... 400
Mersey ................................. 37 ... 3,733 ... 1,000
Liffey ................................. 31 ... 2,651 ... 600
Liverpool ............................. 35 ... 2,636 ... 600
Phoebe ................................. 35 2,896 ... 500
Dauntless ,.. ...... .
... 530
Sutl,.j 35........................ ... 3,060 ... ,;00
Scylla
Terrible, paddle
Gladiator, paddle
Nymph()
Daphne
...
300
UNARMOURED GUNBOATS.

Names.

Guns. Tonnage. 11.-p.
2
Lee ... 250 ... GO
Stork 2 .. 250 ... GO
Fancy 2 ... 250 ... 60
Pigeon 2 250 ... GO
Redwing •
2 ... 250 ... 60
Clinker ............ .. 2 .. 250
... 60
Bullfrog 2 ... 250 ... 60
Fervent 2 ... 250 ... 60
Orwell .................. ..
Magnet .......•
Pheasant
liya3na
The ironclad squadron will thus consist of seven
screw frigates, three screw turret ships, one screw
sloop, two twin screw gun vessels, and one hydraulic
propelled gun altogether 219 guns,
o no l ,isitons' vessel,mea sur carryingont
of hull, and propelled
by a nominal engine power of 10,837 horses.
The unarinoured squadron consists of one screw

Names.

three-decker, eight screw two-deckers, six screw
frigates, one screw corvette, one paddle corvette, one
paddle sloop, two screw sloops, and 12 screw
549,
horses.
propelled
gun-
boats, carrying altogether 956 guns on a tonnage'of
45 by
Grand Totals Tv a nominal engine power of
12,250
--umber of vessels, 47 ; number
of guns, 1,175 ; tonnage, 106,000 ; nominal power
of engines, 23,087 horses.

All the vessels on mustering at Spithead will fill
up with best Wesh coal to burn during the review.
The screw line-of-battle ship Princess Royal is
on her way home from China, and the screw frigate
Sutlej is on her way home from Rio Janeiro. Both
vessels are expected to arrive home in time to take
part in the review, and their names have, therefore,
been included in the official list.
The screw transport Serapis, Capt, Soady, has
been appropriated for the service of the members of
the House of Commons on the day of the review ;
and her sister ship,
the Malabar, Capt. Pickard,
will, it is understood, be placed at the service of the
members of the upper branch of the Legislature.
The Admiralty
ensign will be hoisted on board
their Lordships' paddle yacht Enchantress, and the
commanding Admiral-in-Chief of the Fleet, Sir
Thomas Pasley, G.C.8., will, according to existing
arrangements, hoist his flag on board the screw
three-decker Victoria.

DEATH OF HORATIO M'CuLLocll, R.S.A.—Mr.
Horatio 3.l.‘Culloch, chief of Scottish landscape painters of
our time, died last evening at his residence, St. Cohn Villa,
Trinity. All who knew his works will read this announce-
ment with regret—a regret much deepened to all who know
the man as well as his works, by their sense of the loss of
an amiable and generous friend ; a man of the most simple
and genuine nature ; of sterling honesty of soul ; modest,
kindly, and §incerQ in all things.—• Scotsman.