THE LONDON GAZETTE, JUJSE 19, 1874. 3097

ART. 15. In the second case of the preceding Admiralty, \7th Jutie, 1874. . article foreign vessels should clear for export in The following Sub-* have been- the Custom - house which granted them the promoted to the rank of Li. ut nant in Her permit the merchandise which is the produce or 7 Majesty's Fleet, with seniority of loth instant:— manufacture of the countr} . The respective Inspector will take such mea- Sub-Lieutenants: sures as will best suit the fiscal interests in the Arthur Napier- Heathcote. manner of verifying the clearance referred to ; Powell Cecil Underwood. he can appoint one or more employes to assist George Huntingford. in loading, and in taking the account of the Barton Rose Bradford. quantity as well as the quality of the merchandise Hans Hamilton Howard Brooke. shipped. George Wilson. ART. 16. Save the modifications made by the George Henry Cherry. present regulation all other dispositions in force Arthur Tliomas Target. respecting this service shall be applicable to the William Harvey. foreign vessels employed in the coasting trade. William Colvin Vashon Baker. Charles Moore Luckraf t. General Dispositions. Brownlow Erskine Maitland. ART. 17. The captains or masters of sailing Francis John Hamilton Scott Napier. vessels employed in the coasting trade shall be Charles Henry Adair. exempted from the obligation of making known Alexander Rutherford Cockburn Hood- the day of departure to the Administrations of Edward Noble Price. the Post Offices, when they may be destined .to. Henry Louis Fleet. ports at which the mail transport service is George Keith Gordon. effected regularly by steamers or couriers. ART. 18. The captains and masters of vessels The undermentioned Navigating Sub-Lieu- in the coasting trade in general are likewise tenants have been this day promoted to the rank excused from soliciting the bill of health, of of Navigating Lieutenant in Her Majesty's Fleet, which Art. 42 of the Decree, No. 2,409. of the viz. :— 27th April, 1859, treats, save in the case of a Navigating Sub-Lieutenants : special order to the contrary, which may be James Edward Tully. issued by the Health Department of the port in Henry Backler. cases of epidemic disorders. George Stephen Keigwin. ART. 19. The clearance of mei'chandise in William Way. transitu for re-exportation, reloading, or trans- William Stainer. portation coastwise shall continue to be made Philip Daniel Ouless. according to the instructions, No. 133 of 24th Henry George Hatch. May, 1870, whether the vessels arc foreign or national. ART. 20. The Inspectors of Customs and of Admiralty i 18(A June, 1874. Revenue Departments will take such measures as may be most fit in order that the captains and In consequence of the death of Rear- masters of ships that perform the coast service Frederick A. Campbell on the 10th instant, the- shall return to the said Department the duplicates following promotions have taken place, with, of the clearance papers of the merchandise shipped, seniority of 11th June, 1874 :— with the proper receipt, in time for them to be John 0. Johnson to be Retired Rear- sent, without fail, by the same ships to the Chief Admiral. of the Fiscal Department of the port of destina- Captain George Omraanney Willes, C.B., to be tion, under a penalty, to the said captain or Rear-Admiral in Her Majesty's Fleet. master, of subjecting himself to the fine incurred according to Art. 382 of the 19th September, And, consequent on the above promotions, the 1860. . undermentioned Captains on the Re:ircd List ART. 21. All depositions to the contrary are have been advanced to the rank of Retired Rear- 'evoked. Admiral :— Rio de Janeiro, llth April, 1874. Captains : VISCOUNT DO RIO BRANCO. Matthew S. Nollutli. Alexander B. Beclier. Henry Gage Morris. Richard D. White. Alan H. Gardner, C.B. Admiralty, IGlh June, 1874. William J. S. Pullen. Honourable George H. Douglas. Staff John P. Dillon has been allowed George Le G. Bowyear, C.B. to assume the rank and title of Retired 'Com- James Dirom. mander from the date of his retirement, viz*:— Henry Croft. the 29th April, 1874. Frederick A. B. Craufurd. The date of the retirement of Chief Engineer Samuel Thomas Singer should be 17th April, The undermentioned Officers have this day been ] 874, instead of 30th March, as notified in the promoted :— London Gazette of 31st March, 1874. William Nathaniel Covey, Esq., to be Chief Inspector of Machinery Afloat in Her Majesty's In accordance with the provisions of Her Fleet. Majesty's Order in Council of the 22nd February, Orestes Nathaniel Brooker, Esq., to be Inspector .1870— ' : . i of Machinery Afloat in Her Majesty's Fleet. Lieutenant Harry Percy Dawson has this day been Mr. Herbert Pitt to be Chief Engineer in Her_- placed on the Retired List of his rank. Majesty's.Fleet. A 2