The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-24 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Captain West's Bath stephounds, Tuesday, 'Broughton;
Friday, Keyneham—at hall-past 11.
Mr. A. Way's Cheltenham staghounds, Friday, the Rising
Sun—at half-past 11.
Baron Rothschild's staphounds, Monday, Pitchcott Hill ;
Thursday, Rowsham—at 11.
Worcesterehire hounds, Monday, Old Hills; Wednesday,
Woetleute Green ; Friday, Grafton Wood—at half-past 10.
Herefordshire bounds, Tuesday, Canon From—at half-
past 10.
Warwickshire hounds, Monday, Sherbourne ; Tuesday,
Mitford Bridge ; Thuralay, Ufton Wood ; Friday, Kiaeton
Kennels—at a quarter to 11.
Shropshire hounds, Mmday, Curthereot ; Thursday, filth
milestone on the Baschurch road—at 11.

Wheatland hounds, Wednesday, 1a; Gate—at 10.
Ledbury hounds, Monday, Pheasant Inn, Welland ; Fri-
day, Dymoek Village--at half-past 10.
Ludlow hounds, Wednesday, Bircher Common; Satur-
day, Downton Castle—at half-put 10.
Upton-on-Severn harriers, Tuesday, Stone Bridge, Long-
don—at half-past 10.
Brighton harriers, Monday, Patcham ; Wednesday,
Thunder Barrow ; Saturday, Dyke—at a quarter to 11.
Brookside harriers, Monday, Newmarket Hill; Thurs-
day, Telscombe 'f ye—at half-past 9.
Southdown hounds, Monday, the Links, Eastbourne—at
half-past 10.
Crawley and Horsham hounds, Monday, Crawley Village;
ednesilay, Strom' Park; Friday, the Swan, Pease Pot-
tage—at a quarter to 11.
Cheshire hounds, Monday, Crewe Hall; Wednesday,
Dunham Massey ; Thursday. Withington ; Saturday, Norley
Hall—at half-put in.
Mr. Conyers's hounds, Monday, Matching Green—at 11.
Mr. Lushington's hounds, Tuesday, the Squirrels; Fri-
day, Sharsted Park—at IL
Monmouthshire hounds, Monday, Blackbrook ; Thurs-
day, Dingestow Bridge—at half-past 10.
Mr. Lee Steere's hounds, Monday, Itchingfield ; Thurs-
day, Rudgwick Poorhouse—at 11.
Badsworth hounds, Tuesday, Robin Hood's Well; Thurs-
day, Shafton, Five Gates; Saturday, South Hiendley—at
half-past 10.
Mr. Lumley's hounds, Monday, Osberton ; Tuesday,
Stainton Village; Thursday, Gatefold Hall; Friday, Darl-
ton Bar—at Mf-past 10.
Ruffurd's hounds, Monday, Winkbum ; Tuesday,
Walesby ; Thursday, Lazton ; Saturday, Langwith Lodge
—at half-past 10.
Lord Yarborough's hounds, Monday, Laceby Cross-
reads; Wednesday, Linwood Warren; Friday, Cadney-
bridge—atll.
Lord Henry Bentinek's hounds, Monday, Langworth-
bridge—at a quarter to 11 ; Wednesday, lgormanby-by-
Stow ' • Thursday, Wellingore ; Saturday, Norton—at 11.
Sir Tatton Sykes's hounds, Monday, Brampton House ;
Wednesday, Gallow Gap; Friday, Settrinston—at half-
past 10.
Mr. Meynell Ingram's hounds, Monday, Ingestre ; Thurs-
day, Snelston ; Saturday, Holly Bush—at half-past 10.
Mr. Bras's hounds Monday, Holnest Kennel.
B. V. harriers, Tuesday, Towner Farm Gate; Friday,
Druce Down—at half-past 11.
Duke of Beaufort's hounds, Monday, Lackham ; Wed-
nesday, Silkwood ; Thursday, Kelloway Mill ; Saturday,
Tormarton.

Mr. A. Smith's hounds, Monday, Tcdworth Kennel ;
Tuesday, Oaro Hill ; Wednesday, Wherwell Wood; Mon-
day, Oxenwood Village; Friday, Redenham ; Saturday,
Roche Court—at 11.
Craven hounds, Monday, Frozflold; Wedneeday, Fan-
wood ; Friday, Eastbury Park ; Saturday, Lockridge Brick
Kiln—at a quarter to IL
Sir It. Sutton's hounds, Monday, Alleaton—at 11; Tues-
day, Ksgworth Station—at twenty minutes past 11 ; Wed-
nesday, Bradgate Park ; Thursday, Narborough Cross
Roads; Friday, Ashfordby ; Saturday, Hathern Turn—
at 11.

Duke of Rutland's hounds, Monday, at Crorton Park ;
Tuesday, at Little Penton • Wednesday, at Belyoir ; Friday,
Ro*ey Kennels—at half-Past 10.
&sex Union hounds, Wednesday, at Battles Bridge ; Sa-
turday, at Danbury Griffin—at half-past 10.
East Essex hounds, Tuesday, at Buttner Plough ; Thurs-
day, at Finchlngtleld Town ; Saturday, at Notley Gate—at
half-past 10.
South Eases hounds, Tuesday, at Horndon; Saturday, at
North Ookendon—at half-past 10.
Mr. Conyen's hounds, Monday, at Matching Green;
Wedeesda at High Ruthing Street; Saturday, at High
Roothing Street—at half-past 10.
Eases and Suffolk hounds, Tuesday, at Elmstead Market;
Friday, at Oifford's Hall—at • quarter to 11.
Hon. F. Petre's stag hounds, Tuesday, at Leaden Tooth-
ing—at half-put 11.
Mr. Heiken' hounds, Monday, Braekenboro' Bar; Tues-
day, Turoby Wood; Thursday, Brough-on-Bain ; Satur-
day, Well—at It.
Cottesmore bounds, Monday, Cuewiek ; Tuesday,
ton • Thursday, Stocken Hall; Saturday, Asbwoll—at 11.
Earl Fitzwilliam's hounds, Monday, Holme Weld
Wednesday, Heybridge Wood; Friday, Castor
—at half-past 10.
Her Majesty's stag hounds, Tuesday, the Crooked NM
Inn ; Friday, New Lodge—at 11.
Durham County hounds, Monday, Woodham ; Wedncs-
lay, Whin Houses; Friday, Barmpton—at half-past 10.
Baby hounds (Mr. Caldwell), Wednesday, Kininvey;
'riday, Walworth Castle—at half-past 19.
Newcastle and Gateshead harriers, Monday, Birtley Gate ;
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Friday, Heddon-on.the.Wall--at 10.
Tindal° hounds, Monday, Walwiek; Thursday, Stain.
fordham ; Saturday, Shaw House, Heaham-road—at half-
past 10.
Albrighton hound. Tuesday, Tnekhill; Thursday,
Longford; Saturday, Hilton—at 'half-past 10.
Atherstone hounds Monday, Newbold Gate ; Wednes-
day, Orton-on the Friday, Ansley Hall Saturday,
Coombe—at a quarter to 11.
Old Berkshire hounds, Monday, Uffington Village;
Wednesday, Bradley Farm; Friday, Radeut Bridge—at
half-past 10.
Cambridgeshire hounds, Monday Diddington; Friday,
Long Stanton—at half-past 10.
Mr. Colyer's hounds, Tuesday, New Barn; Thursday,
Bortobello • Saturday, Crouch.
Mr. Drake's hounds, Monday, Horton Common ; Tues-
day, Souldern Gate; Thursday, Chaundon Common;
Saturday, Brefleld Toll Bar—at half-past 10.
Lord Elcho's hounds, Tuesday, Belford; Wednesday,
Twin! House; Friday, Ilepbunt Woud; Saturday, Hag-
gerston—at half-past 10.
II amblellon hound., Monday, Soherton Down; Wednes-
day, Bunledon Windmill; Friday, Fair Oak House—at a
quarter to 11.
Hayilon, Wednesday, Capon's Cleugh; Saturday, Wood.
hall Mill—at 9.
IL 11. hound., Monday, Upton Grey; Tuculay, Hinton
House; Thursday, Bighorn Village; Saturday, Ifartley—
at a quarter to 11.
Heythrop (Lord Redesdale'a) hounds, Monda,y, C
House ; Wednesday, Tar Wood Friday, New Barn; slr
turday, Kiddiugton Gato—at haif.past 10.

Holderness hounds, Monday, Frodingham Bridge ; Tae►
day, North Dalton ; Thursday, Sprostley ; Friday, Lodes-
borouga Avenue (late---at • quarter to 11.
Mr. G. Wall Huraley's &math, Monday, King Som.
bourne Village ; Friday, Dog sad Crook—at a quarter to

Hurworth bounds, Tuesday, Oak Tem Village; Satur-
day, Red Hall, Seven Banks—at half-past 10.
East Kent hounds, Monday, &Binge Lees; Thursday,
Breech Down—at half-past 10.
Mr. W. 8. Letradas's bounds, Monday, Woburn Town;
Wednesday, Bletchley ; Saturday, Lindtord Wood—at 11.
N.F.11., Monday, Forest Gate, Hale ; Thursday, Lynd- •
burst Road Station ; Saturday, Pilly—at a quarter to 11.
Mr. Newton's hounds, Monday, Sydenham; Thursday,
Oat nham (South Tawtou)—at 10.
Oakley hounds, Monday, Sodom ; Thursday, Tyrring-
ham ; Saturday, Roxton—at a quarter to 11.
Mr. Phillips's hounds, Tuesday, Holton Stone Pits;
Friday, Waterperry Common—at half-put 10.
Mr. Lort Phillips's hounds, Monday, Minwear House;
Thursday, Welsh Hook Bridge—at 10.
Puckeridge bounds, Monday, Thorley ; Thursday, Bark-
way ; Saturday, Throcking—tit half-past 10.
Pytehley hounds, Monday, Orlingbury ; Wednesday,
Swinford ; Friday, Wilton Place; Saturday, Nteseby—at a
quarter to 11.
Mr. T. Theolsald's Somerset and Wilts hounds, Monday,
Farleigh ; Friday, Lower Woods (Longleat)--at halt-
past 10.
Lord Southampton's hounds, Monday, Adstone ; Wed-
nesday, Bradden ; Friday, Helmdon ; Saturday, Titfield
Toll (late--at It.
Mr. Hennes Southwold hounds, Monday, Brackenboro'
Bar; Tuesday, Tutnby Wood; Thursday, Brough.on-Bain;
Saturday, Well—at 11.
North Staffordshire hounds, Monday, Loggerheads ; Wed-
nesday, Benstock ; Friday, Tunisian (near Market Dray-
ton)—at half-past 10.
Suffolk hounds, Tuesday, Wetherden Street; Thursday,
Tetatiley Wood; Saturday, Moulton Village—at a quarter
to 11.
Surrey Union hounds, Monday, Bear Green; Thursday,
Broom Hall; Saturday, Fetchem Downs Monday week,
East Clandun Village; Thursday week, Shimley Orem ;
Saturday week, Mogadore--at halt-put to.
Tiverton hound', Monday, Fairby Lodge ; Wednesday,
Cruwys Moarhard Mill; Saturday, Stone (near Extols);
Monday week, Worth ; Thursday week, llawkridge—at
hall-put 10.
Mr. Trelawny's hounds, Tuesday, Langdon Hall; Fri-
day, Leather Tor—at halt past 10.
V.W.11. hounds (Mr. Villeliois's), Monday, Jukanienta
Bottom; Tuesday, Lydian' Plain; Tnunday, Lechlade
Town ; Saturday, Foss Cross—at a quarter to 11.
Vine hounds, Monday, Popham Beacons; Thursday,
Paul's Wood ; Saturday, Ewburat—at 11.
Mr. Wheble's hounds, Monday, Evenley Bridge ; Tues-
day, Thatelsam Gate; Thursday, Winchtield; Friday,
Bradfleld-street—at 11.

Colonel Wyndham's hounds, Monday, Siliturst Park ;
Thursday, Goodwood Kennels; Saturday, Stansteail Avenue
—at half-past 11.
Sir W. W. Wynn's hounds, Monday. Lee Bridge; Tues-
day, Hawkstone ; Thurad..y, &yells ; Friday, Acton Key-
nald—at half-past 10.
York and Aimty hounds. Tuesday, Whizley ; Thursday,
Nidd Kock House; Saturday, Sutton Hall, at halt-past 10.
Lord Bolton's harriers, Tut sday, West Bolton; Saturday,
Le burn—at 11.
Brecortshire harriers, Monday, Merthyr Cynog ; Wed-
nesday, Pytin Glas ; Friday, Lower Chapel; Monday week,
l'en yr hoel einon ; Friday week, Upper Chapel—at 11.
Brookside harriers, Monday, Newmarket Hill; Thurs-
day, Telscornbe Tye—at half-past 10.
Carlisle harriers, Monday, Waterloo ; Wednesday, Grey-
hound Inn (Broadtield) ; Friday, Irthington—at 10.
Mr. Deacon's harriers, Wednesday, Cadaford Bridge;
i Saturday, CrosrahiU Down—at 10.
Harrogate harriers, Monday, Clint; Wednesday, Wood-
lands ; Friday, Monkton Moor—at half-past 10.
High Peak barriers, Tuesday, Monsall Dales; Thursday,
Grange Mill; Sheldon Village—at 11.
Mr. Hildyard's harriers, Tuesday, !Balaton ; Friday,
Potts—at half-past 10.
Capt. 11. Lewis's harriers, Tuesday, South Kilvingtoa;
Thursday, Morton Bridge; Saturday, High Salton—at IL
Lord Lunsdale's harriers Friday, Ilttlow Lane—at 12.
Morpeth harriers Tuesday, lortLiud Arms; Friday,
Widdrington—at half-past 10.
Mr. Oktover's harriers, Wednesday, Alsop-in-the-Dale ;
Saturday, Bottom House—at half-past 10.
Stockton and Billingham harriers, Thursday, hart—at
half past 10.
South Warnborough harriers, Tuesday, Butterwood ;
Friday, Sutton—at half-past 10.
Mr. E. Williams's harriers, Tuesday, Ilamut Down;
Friday, Amy Cross—at 10.

NAVAL.

ADMIRALTY, JAN. 23. ---- A PPOINTMF.NTS. Chief
Engineer S. Harris and Assistant Engineers C. Wright and
L. Owen, to Dora[io.

(Pont last night's Gazette.)
ADMIRALTY, Jaw. 21.
Admiral of the White Z ClUlt‘ Mmes, Km., has been anointed to
receive a ornelon of ISO/. a year, as revlded for in her Majesty's
order in C.outeeil of the 25th June, 1051, meant by the deceuw, on
the 18th loot., of Admiral George M.Kinley, and the name of
Admiral Mudge has been removed to the Reserved Bell-pay List
meer.liegly ; and, in eoneequenoe of this removal, the following
prueotion• hive Baum plum dated the 19th Inst. ;—Ado. of the
blue Sir G. SIVNUY. K.C.B. to be ado. of the white; Vire-Adm. of
the Red J. Dim. By., to be mho. of the blue; Vter-Ado. of the
White J. R. Means, Vag , to be Mee ado. of the red; ViereAdm. of
the Blue Sir G. P. Serwite C. 8., 0.C.11., to be Mosedin. ef the
white; Rear-Ado. of the lied &r R. C. Amnon. K.C.8., K.C.H.,
to be viimadm. of the blue ; Rear-Adm, of the %lute J. Onus,
Eaq , C.B, to be rear-ado. of Use rod ; Rear-Adm. of the Blue tlir
G. B. Bemoan's to be rear-ado. of the white; Capt. W. WALPUI.I.
Esq., to be remedies. of the blue.

The Mi:dennentioned Captain', on the Retired List, have been pro-
moted to be Retired Reer-Aomirala on the terms proposed in the
Leedom Gnsetteot let september, laid, but without b creme of
pay : —Capt. IL Perron, tam. Hon. C. O. BRIDGMAN, apt. Bit
heiress', IMO" tapt. IL kbaeu.

MOVEMENTS. Cumberland, Vice-Admiral Sir
G. Seymour, Arrogant, and Devastation, at Jamaica, Dec.
30, 1851 ; Inflexible, at Havanna, Dec. 25; Express, at
Grey Town, Dec. 20; Sappho, at Carthagena, Dec. 27;
Scorpion, at St. Thomu, Jan. 2, 1862.

MILITARY.

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THE LATE CAPTAIN C. CYHARA Boom.—Captain
Booth, who had for many years been a military settler in
Van Diemen 's Land, and was much respected there, died
at New Town on the 11th August last. He served formerly
in the 21st Fusiliers, in which regiment ho became a 2nd
lieutenant in 1820, a lieutenant in 1821, and a captain in
1830. He accompanied the 21st Fusiliers to Van Diemen's
Land, where the regiment served from 1833 to 1839. This
officer, whilst on duty at Port Arthur, in search of Bush-
rangers (escaped convicts) was severely frost-bitten, from
the effect of which he never entirely recovered. Early in
1840 he retired from the service, by the sale of his com-
mission, and since then he has been in the receipt of a
special pension from the Colonial Government, in consider-
ation of his services and bodily snfferings. Ho was about
48 years of ago, and has left a widow and two daughters.
. . .