The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-14 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. C. 7JkomalaCii7iii,7l7,loi,,.naf: P. Potrerokin°,
Mancheater ; Bradford; and Huddersfield, contmlutou mer-
chants, so far Yrenrds W. Maraland- .I`. C. Harmful*, W.
Ilan-land, J. Miller, J. Moir. and T P. Petrocoklun, Glasgow,
connotation merchants—P. Scotland and T. Galles, Dunning's-
alley, Bishopagattatreet. wholesale grows—W. H. Ross and R.
Beane.,Liverpool, and Havaaaab, Cabs, merchants -W. Bestow
and J. Carr, Bradford. nianulactursrs-8. Mellor and W.
Knowles, Oldham, Ironfounders—W. Roberta and W. Wilkinson,
Leeds, cut nail manufacturers—T. Lifson and J. H. Hartley,
Lew* cloth manufacturers—J. G. Clark and H. B. Woolley,
Wellsatreet, Camberwell, wag meaufaeturere-4. Whitey and

A. Ford, %Add, manufacterers of malleable iron—lt. Jambs I
and L M. Brabant, Cranbourne-atrect, Leleesteriquare, tailors
—A. Hucknall and 1. Loughborough. Leicestershire,
solicitors—ti. Walker and W. B. Riley. Newt...ter. emonds.lon
= tea:. Anderson and R.. Wasbrough, Westbury neon Fryto,,
rehire, surgeons—W. Wartnaby and O. 11. K. Kober,
Market Harborough, Leicestershire, attorneys—J. J. II tronhet
and V. Roam, City of London, and Marseilles. Fran,, nor.
chants—J. C. Plomley and T. H. Hoed, Pepoonsr.b. mitases
fannetre—S. Treenaln and W. H. Tnunain, Plymouth, robllnt
makers—W. Oorbyn and J. Palfrey, Ipswkt. tailors-41s Writ.
wood and R. say, Birmingham. metalNnets T. Brown and
W. Howard, Market Hawn, Lincolnshire, butchers—O. Lorkett
and T. Cooper, Hanley. Stadonlahlre, china mounfoothrom
Marsh and J. K. Mora, Barnstaple, wino morohanto ar, lied
mann and 0. &bulks Alhedetreet, Citprowl, soul MoooloelloM.
street, Bobo, watchmakers-0. B. Nichol' awl T. Hoerr, We.t
Bromwich, arehitects—R. Lyon, A. W. Lyon, F. Lyon. A. igon.
and G. Lord, Manchester: Liverpool; and llonthwy, British
India, merchants, to far as regards A. Lyon.
SCOTCH SMJITIOITRATIONS.

.71.111.9 HEOGIIS' airusgo grocer the Idly Mill,
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Glasgow.
AL/LEANDER. KCIATIORN, Dunbar. Iladdlngtoushirroiroper. Jan.
16, at the Faculty 14 Procurators' Halt. (liasnow.
AMAIN CICAIO, Dunfermline. cattle dealer, Jan. 60. at Milne's
Hotel, Dunfermline.
DAVIT, ICIAVAID, Parseathro, loorfarshire, farmer, Jan. 60, at the
Commercial Hotel, Brechin.
WILLIAM !POitiona, Edson, Vorfarsitire, fanner, Jan. 21, at the
Commercial Hotel. Breclint.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, JAN. 13.—APPoINTMENTR. Chio
Engineer J. C. Orauchy, to the Fisgard, for service in the
Tamar.

Cleric E. R. S. Sandys, to the Rama.
Acting Second Clam Assistant Engineers J. Mercer, to the
sa supernumerary ; J. Shore, and J. T. Coombs, to the
Cumberland, as supernurnerariee.
Mr. E. Higgins has been nominated to a naval cadetahip.

PORTSMOUTH, Jas. 13.
The Pylades, 21, screw corvette, Captain Arthur
W. A. Hood, sailed from Spithead this =ruin, to join the
squadron on the North American and West India station.
The Egmont, store and receiving ship, (Isptain F. A. B.
Caufad, hauled off from the Campardown coalehip this
morning, to prove her compasses, previously to mailing.
The Victoria and Albert, royal yacht, Captain G. R. Sey-
mour, was brought down alongside the sheer jetty yester-
day, to have her main shaft replaoed by a new one.
The Osborne, steam yacht, Marty Commander G. H. R.
Bower, is ordered to be brought forward for sea Barrios as
early se possible. She will proceed to Antwerp, to convey
to Wand royal and distinguished visitors who are to be
mut at the marriage of his Royal Highness the Prince of

WOOLWICH, JAN. 13.
CAPTAIN INGLIS'S TARGET—About six months
mince the result of experimenta carried oat at Shoebarynses
to teat • target invented by Captain Inglis, Ito Tel Engineers,
attracted much attention from the hot that it .was found
capable of resisting rifled ordnance of • description which
bad easily pierced the strongest combination of iron plates
and timber backing. Captain Inglis having recently °De-
structed a target with certain improvements, it has been
subjected to • series of experiments, and a report has been
made to the War Department highly favourable to the in-
vention. The target consist. of iron plates or bars placed
across each other on • Umber backing, and it has hitherto
bean scarcely affected by repeated attacks from Arustrong
and Whitworth guns.

BRITISH NAVAL AND MILITARY SRRYICES Af
CHDIA.—Last night's Gazette contains an order by her Ms
Suety in council, extending the permission given in a previous
order for British subject+ to eater into the navel and mili-
tary service of the Emperor of China until theist of Septem-
ber, 1864. Up to that date, therefore, it will be lawful for
all officers in her Majesty'■ military servos to serve the
said Emperor in any military, warlike, or other operations,
and fur that purpose to go to any place or places beyoad the
nee, and to accept any oommission, warrant, or other ap-
pointment from or under the said Emperor, and to accept
any money, pay, or reward for their eorvioes.