The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-10 00:00:00

CLERICAL.

Rev. William B. Asit;i7tOrZa. Curacy.
Rev. Edward Phillip Cooper, to Dalby Parrs Vicarage,
Leicestershire, value NIL sad residence; patron, E. B.
Hartopp,
Rev. Samuel Bandbey, to the New Church Perpetual
Curacy, Askera and Fenwick, Yorkshire.
Rev. Robert Francis Scot, to denoted Curacy, Kent.
Rev. Samuel Kassala Btothart, to be Master of Woodstock
Grammar School.

Rev. J. Muchlleson Arnold, to be Chaplain of St. Mary's
Hospital, Paddington.
Rev. Alexander Hallowell, to Templetrine Rectory, dio-
cese Cork; patron, J. C. Kearney, Esq.
Rev. William Lane Hardisty, to be Assistant Master of
the Collesers, Eton College.
Rev. Wharton Booth Marriott, to be Assistant Mester,
Etna College.
Rev. Henry Stiles Savory, to Cawley Rectory, Somerset,
value 2661. with residence; patron, 11. Hippisley, Esq.

vAcincin.

Dnanisur Roaou—Ackley, diocese of Peterborough;
Rev. J. Dalby, deceased.
Itacroutza.—Chaleington, Sussex, dimes of Chichester ;
value 1764. ; patron, A. E. Fuller, Erg. ; Rev. W. Baynes,
deemed.i

Killeedy (and Vicarage), diocese of Limerick; patron,
Bishop of Limerick; Rev. E. Geraghty, deceased.
Ripe, Sussex, diocese of Chichester ; value, 4311. with re-
sidence ; patrons, Exeter College, Oxford ; Rev. W. Rayne*,
deceased.
Whatton, Long, Leicestershire, diocese of Peterborough;
value, 2751. with residence; patron, Lord Chancellor; Rev.
J. Dalby. deceased.
VlCAL4ol.l.—Colwinstass, Glsmorganskire, diottese of
Llandaff; value, 1211.; patron, Mies Thomas; Its,. R.
Bassett, deceased.
Donington, Castle, Leicestershire, diocese of Peterbo-
rough ; value, 2231. with residence; patron, Marquis of
Hastings; Rev. .1, Da/by, deceased.
Long Itchington, Warwickshire, diocese of Worcester
value, 2101.; patrons, F. Newditrate, Esq., and Lord
Leigh ; Rev. E. P. Cooper, promoted.
Willies, Rens, diocese of Rochester; value, 688/. with
residence; patrols, Francis ryes, Et.q.; Rev. W. W. Pym,
deceased. _

PIIIPITVAL CURACY.—EgIwys-Brewis. Glantorgenshire,
diocese of Liandall ; value, 934; patron, J. I). Llewelyn,
Esq.; Rev. R. Bassett, deceased.
CUZACIZI.—Lambeth, St. Mary, Princes-road, Surrey,
diocese of Winchester; stipend, 801. ; patron, Rev. C.
Sparks,.
Middletor, Lancashire, diocese of Manchester; patron,
Ray. R. Danford.

NAVAL

ADVIIRALTYL SEPT. 9.-API

.—Mate.

A. D. Movie, toEncellent ; and W. W. 8. Bridge, to Baal-
het. Midshipmen Hon. H. V. L. H. Anson; and W. F.
Lee, to Excelknt; E. E. C. Hale, to Daring; W. H.
Heston, to Electra; and G. F. 0. Griot, to Hiolttlyer.
Clerks J. Thurston, to Victory; and It. H. Lo ray, to
Electra. Naval Cadets A. H. Tyaeke, to Hogue; and A.
V. Jacob, to leresayant 0 J. Murray, to
Hercules.

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MALTA, SEPT. 2.—Official information having
reached the island of the promotion of Rear-Admiral
Harvey to the red, his white flag was hauled down on
Tuesday last and the red hoisted in the Ceylon under the
customary salute. Since my list the steam fleet has been
strengthened by the arrival of the Fury and Firebrand
steam."e ; on board the former was Mr. Stafford, who, since
his arrival, his been most assiduous in his duties, and has
expressed much satisfaction at the order existing in the
various departments. He will, it is said, so fond is he of
hie " new life," accompany the admiral to Smyrna, only
shifting his quarters from a steamer to a sailing vessel, and
it sin thought giving tho preference to the Phaeton.—
Terrible, steam-trigate, has received, very unexpectedly,
her orders to proceed to England, and is quite ready, wait-
ing only the arrival of thefleet. She will be relieved here by
the Sampson, a (riots not much more than half her power.
The admiral bee been expected here daily for the last
week, but has not yet been telegraphed. He is known to
have had easterly winds, and when last beard of was to
the W. of Cape de Batt, the frigate, the Indefatigable, hav-
ing ran by the fleet without seeing anything of thesis, hove
too off the island on Saturday last, and without coming in,
went about in search. Growler has been despatched to
Tripoli with instructions to Colonel Herman, the British
consul there, and hes returned. The various packets due
have all arrived, and continued their routo to their destined
ports.

COURT-MARTIAL—SENTENCE OF DEATH.
PORTSMOUTH, SHPT. 9.
A court martial was held to-day on board the Vic-
tory, flag-ship, in this harbour, to try William Alexander
Williams, alias William Bigg, a gunner in the Royal Ma-
rine Artillery, for having, on the morning of the 31st of
July, whilst serving on board the Dauntless, steam-frigate,
the ship being then at sea, assaulted and struck Mr. Joseph
Oliver, gunner on board the latter, his senior officer, bring
on duty at the time. The court consisted of Admiral
Superintendent Prescott (President) ; Captain H. D.
Chad+, H.M.S. Excellent; Commodore Talbot; Captain
Scott, H.M.S. Neptune • Captain Robinson, 11.1ip.
Arrogant; Captain Giffara, H.M.S. Termagant; Captain
Gordon, H.M.S. Encounter; Captain Matson, H.D1.8.
Highflyer ; and Mr. G. 8. Greethant, Deputy-Judge Ad-
vocate of the Fleet. Captain Hahtead, 1i.M.8 Dauntless,
proannted.
/dr. Joseph Oliver deposed that at about ten o'clock in
the morning of the above day he was on duty on the main-
deck of the Dauntless, and was standing with his back to-
wards the breech of the Bth gun on the starboard side, and
was speaking at the time to the purser's steward on duty.
He had his back to the prisoner, who was in irons at the
liar km having on a former occasion used improper and
abodes towards hiss (Mr. Oliver) whilst on duty.
Wier sertWYg prisoner struck him on the side of the
heed make the right ear. They had not had any words
that merufes together.
Cregoesmalsed by the prisoner—I felt the effects of the
blow for a hetedght afterwards.
Richard Platt, purser's steward, deposed that he saw
the prisoner strike the last witness under his right ear. He
afterwards appeared to make an attempt to strike him
again, but he had moved away. No provocation whatever
had been given.
Cross-examined by the prisoner—l did not see Mr. Oliver
tread on your irons.
Captain Halstead, being sworn, deposed that the pri-
soner's being in irons on the 31st of Jul was in consequence
of a charge preferred against him., and investigated before
him (Captain Halstead), of having made use of most vio-
lent and mutinous language to Mr. Oliver, the gunner, on
the morning of the 27th of July. In investigating the
gunner's complaint, the impression on witness's mind was
that he (Mr. Oliver) had conducted himself with
calmness and forbearance, and had simply fulallent
duty, he being in sharp of the main deck at the time.
When the blow was Minsk there was a sentry over the pri-
soner ; but as he happened to have his beck turned to the
prisoner when he semmitted the assault he was not brought
forward as a witness Ise the prosecution.
The above was dm ems for the prosecution, when the
prisoner was called ga for his defence.
The President iniletwed him that he maid have the ease
adjourned he a shed time, learn ahuce, if he de-
sired it; bet ha ad eh what
He had se *three to cell ea Ids behalf, bat said, ad-
hering the eoert--If the hart dee me guilty, I hope
they will take into ceesidellatillai the Mesta of time I have
had be* my feet is inch lad plead is seek a pert of the
oldp as divided me in the haul my Melee rid the ship's
rcr, which was she wore peekhomet me than
.); In irons itself. I have no one to call au my be-
half ; bat I have a certificate of former good coda*
The primmer thee heeded fa the real terdieste
the amemedem mile when be bed mph ; elm which
the meet was *end. eel rewrieed doled he ea beau.
At the misdeed* of that pedal k was
doe
seemed,
end the Deady Judge Advocate reed he fleing. which
was that the meet heed the charge spier *Djakarta
ale felfy peeved, era adjudged him le mild death by
bras kap& by the seek, on board the Deretle* at each
time es he Leeds Cleemeirieren of the heaid
meth ; seri he wee emarlegly thereby wheel doe *fez
death by being se leseed by the neck.
The snort was hes diteolved.

A Nato Bump= Helena ti..—An invention has,
it is "Wad, just boat pailmstsd, for the adaptation of a pre-
paration of aka erg Maw substaness, by which bricks,
paviejs:lpiabra4 dart alai ellei r steps. Am pipes, blocks, rail-
way sad *sr odds. porsed see by builders,
to., car berzrodiseed with a prdsolies awl at a cost which
It is
ablitliiiiiiiervialor Abet a amplets revo-
lution das no trade. prise at eMdt It is pro-
posal Irak wbrick to the Apulia is seemly see-
thld st the met et the alapbrielt, wide be mise of dem
kiln. Why ft la =prim M the beet amide supplied
Tho minallistrrei amersft die srellamhemilvAthe
fis
effected by mean d geWles• 11, the interim of 1
are of this 'zest dimemimis of the ameseem bsftk ; is fhb
mould a amain Sief del, sr weds sad, peeniered
cote, charcoal, st Is plasma, end
oustsed,
the assalgamilad son* M Sena re-
quired. When taben hem the mei& M midergoss a
flubbing proem, is which copula is applied le the end or
side, having while wet a coating id peerdseed plate, with
an admixture of a mimed selembeg giester, sifted
over it. The brick is then triaged, whoa a beat.
tiful glass of any roguing MAW is pesdused, and
the article is ready for use. Dunlap Um memediso
ninny promise the Awe ass through water.
he a Tid/bias proems b orb he particular pur-
pose', as in many ENAHNOSSIE id* is squally avail-
able without it. na material I. rausisred Ilre-proof by
ma amnesties stilts ineriate of armies, and I. impervious
to atmospheris hilesmese by the nature of its formation.
When sedan el sobs ithrie or. required of saireardinary
, a meletise is the lilies niatesiek sad she an ec-
onomist ef sesepreseisa, are mesemery sad
then there is hardly an limit to the degree of solidity
which may be ob It is further stated that there is
no
domiciles of article used in the osestion or ornamenta-
tion of building' bat may be produced teem the material :
the columns for interior sad anterior us", cornices, Bpi.
tale of plain or ornamental dodo, =a be manufactured
and supplied in a finished state.
ANOTHER PARACHUTE DElCENT.—Yesterday even-
ing Madame l'oitavin, in the preasnee of a large concourse
of spectators made a second ascent from Comoros, and a
subsequentknoll, which was safely accomplished in Risk-
mood-park. Soon after alighting she returned to the gar.
dens, and on making her appearance before the esermy
1 wee very warmly received.