2nd Division. _Suma._ _Chiyoda._ _Idzumi._ _Akitsushu._ 3rd Division. _Kasagi_ _Chitose._ _Otawa._ _Niitaka._ 4th Division. _Naniwa._ _Takachiho._ Scout Division. _Tsushima._ _Svietlana._ _Akashi._ AUXILIARY CRUISERS. _Almaz._ 16 Cruisers. _Ural._ CRUISERS DETAILED FOR CO-OPERATION WITH TORPEDO-BOATS. _Zemtchug._ _Toyohashi._ _Izumrud._ _Maya._ _Takao._ _Chihaya._ _Tatsuta._ _Uji._ _Yaeyama._ _Chokai._ _Yamato._ _Tsukushi._ DESTROYERS AND TORPEDO-BOATS. 9 Destroyers. 25 Destroyers. 12 Torpedo-Boats, 1st Class. 55 Torpedo-Boats, 2nd Class. 18 Torpedo-Boats, 3rd Class. PRINTED AT THE EDINBURGH PRESS 9 AND 11 YOUNG STREET. FOOTNOTES [1] These cruisers had no armour protection for their guns. [2] All, except the naval transports carrying war stores, were left at Shanghai.--A.B.L. [3] Evidently the _Oslyabya_ was omitted by a printer’s error. She should come in as the fifth ship, _i.e._ after the _Orel_, and leading the 2nd armoured squadron.--A.B.L. [4] Cruel irony! We were attempting to force our way through to our _base_, and had been ordered to take with us, if possible, everything in the way of materials and supplies that we might require, so as not to overtax it. The railway was only able with difficulty to supply the army, and we were under no circumstances to count upon its help.