The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-10 00:00:00

MEETING AT DEVONPORT.

The Miamilse of the Esehatutes Writ has
sacked Mem holiors of boatality u Thomport. 0.
Taisim•sueeseeteaty *awl toquiaities weeiwesessied
to R. 11.1Lasw the Mayor mil so irectsooky
he esometeg peens nimbi of ski lobolitsate, fee the
rupees or takes imp wise he peepesed usequel ap-
pediment of As Woo is and dr imam sokpesperty
tax.
shi The wswirsi was suoserso. dy allsaded. Ile wor-
ths lispe took *sirgai lks
the sestiso =tam, sessodsd by the Rev. J.
Pru, it wee tossived that • peels &odd be for-
warded to he members hr the Iseenelt, VIM proseatation,
with a must that they would support JO prayer to pu-
liamet.

Tlii;terminated the lonelness, but before the meting
separated a large number of perms Mimi the petition,
which was forwarded for premises*. loy put.

THE Towza Eututro.—The greatest pedalo in-
digestion le expressed threesierat the Tower Hassliete at the
Chameslisee attempt to itswease *sheen lex. Meetings are
Wag alumni in every pod& • NNW,. is to take place
at the Tema Mee" Mile lliminad. ea Monday evening.
°timer use bob, soavemed is Melails, Um:awe, ind the
surreemilm Vreisee, whist eland wlth email property.
Dam, is greatly excited here
with reseed Se Dierigariat Vesireme,which is declared
to be Ihe meet bensiing lesidseisa ewe heard of—upsetting
everything emit estdies merib*grtleing scarce any good,
sad yet euermar A requisition is about
te be impend be be preasalsi Se She mayor to calla Com-
mon NAL amml petitions will be rot up embodying the
sentimant U Lard Chelsea came here now
I:9r :lartralesdia he lambi semi bat little thanes, even among
his peehmed Ihmie—the plias to boot.
PLytiourit.-4%. Mid= against the proposed
ingrown of the hewn tax is new in mune of signature at
Plymouth, whiles It will be forwarded for premonition in
the House of Omenseas this evening.

EAST INDIA MILITANT COLLZOR, ADDISCOMBE.
—Yesterday the elimination of the gentlemen cadets edu-
cated at the But India Company's Military Seminary, at
Addiscombe, near Croydon, took place in the presence of
Sir James Weir Hogg, Bert., M.P., the chairman; Russell
Ethos, E.g., the deputy.chairman, several members of the
Hon. Court. of Directors, sad a number of distinguished
visitors. The company arrived at the college shortly be-
fore 11 o'clock, and proceeded to the hall where the cadets
were examined in matbeinaties, fortification, engineering,
and other branches of study. At the close of the examina-
tion the following prises were awarded :—First Class,
Mr.S.T.Trevor—The second prise in Hindustani, first prize
in Rood conduct (en artillery sword), and the gold Pollock
(The prize of a sword has been established by the
Court of Direeton, for that gentleman cadet whew con-
duct has been exemplary dining the entire period of his
residence at the institeUen). Mr. 0. Newmarch—First
mathematics, military surveying, first Hindustani, French,
M and second good conduct. r. T. Beckley—Second mathe-
matics, and first fortification. Mr. J. L. Watts—Seccied
fortification, second military drawing, and first civil draw-
ing. Mr. J. Beetty--Fint military drawing. Mr. F.
Fitzroy—Geoloky. Mr. G. B. Traill—Latin. Mr. B. W.
b. Paley—Second military drawing. Second Cllr: Mr.
J. Champain—Prises in fortification, military drawing,
civil drawing, and Hindustani. Mr. It. Pemberton—
Prises in mathematics, Latin, and third qood conduct. Mr.
R. Home—Prises in milker" surveying and French.
Third Clue: Mr. It. Welker- Fourthpneral good conduct.
Mr. J. Le Mesurier—Prizes in fortification, military draw-
ing, military surveying, and civil drawing. Mr. J. li.
Hol-
land—Mathematics. Mr. W. Hammond—Hindustani.
Mr. P. Thompson—Latin. Mr. E. 11,11 Tod—French.
The Chairman then delivered ea impressive address to the
cadets. A lunebeen was then served up in the boas, of the
Lieutenant-Governor, Col. Abbott, to the directors and
videos, sad lb. romance %initiated.

lain intelltgence.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-VESTERDAY
ruou Mi. Coinmpumu PauLure.
Ix RE HANEY ALEN LESSEN._

This i11101•1131i.a11010111.111kIi;;14ie;;;;I agent, wee
opposed by Mr. Dowse for Mr. Bulgeon, a tailor, and sup-
posed by Mr Sargood.
It appeared that the insolvent had been supported by his
mother. He had last year an office in the City as an agent,
and had made some money by the sale of an appointment.
Mr. Dowse asked him what appointment he had sold.
Mr. Ewirgood objected to the question, as the insolvent
might expose himself to penalties.
Mr. Commissioner Phillips could not see that the gees-
tioncould benefit the creditors.

The question was not pressed, and on being asked what
property ho had to sell as an agent, enumerated, among
other things, " livings" he had to dispose of.
The cue was eventually adjourned for further informa-
tion.
IN RE WILLIAM LAMBERT ARTILY.
This insolvent, a shopkeeper at Woolwich, was opposed
by Mr. Dowse fur a Mr. Baynham, on the ground that he
had induced him, by representations, to supply him with
goods. The insolvent positively contradicted Mr. Bayn-
ham, and called his son as a witness.
His Honour gave full credence to the creditor, and did
not believe the soo, contradicted es he had been by the
insolvent, his father. No day. was named fur the Anal
order, and the insolvent left without protection.