The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-06 00:00:00

CLERICAL.

Rev. Albert Nelson Butterworth, to Bins:combs with
Broadway Curacy, Dorset. .
Rev. George Frederick Daniell, to Aldingboarne Vica►ege,
flusess, value 2121., with residence.
Rev. William Charles Dowding, to Dutton Caney,
Wilts.
Rev. Jeßevy Robert Foot, to Moreton Curacy, Dorset.
Rev. Henry Fowler, to Hileton Curacy, Wilts.
Rev. Christopher Robert Harrison, to Leigh Rectory,
Ewa, value 2841., with residence; patron, Bishop of Ro-
shatter._

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Rev. George Douce Wynne Ommenney, to Winterbourne,
Gunner Curacy, Wilts.
Rev. Augustus Dasher, to Faintish Rectory, Beds, value
1601.
Rev. T. Scott, to Itchiaglield Rectory, Sussex, value VOL,
with residence.
Rev. Benjamin Staples Trapand Smith, to Lower Guyting
Curacy, Gloucestershire.
1t.,. William Christopher Templer, to Compton Abbe.
Curacy, Dorset.
Rev. P. C. West, to Winfrith Newburgh with WestLal-
worth Carney, Dorset.

VACANCY.

Conactr.--Sudbury, Suffolk, Immo Ely, 88. tamely
and Peter, second, stipend 461. with a title ; patron, Rae.
J. Healy.

NAVAL.

Pnizaori, Nov. 4.—Orders have been received
from the Admiralty to fit another, line of battle ship
building here, the Csosar, for the reception of the auxiliary
mew. How the alteration is to be effected has not yet
been decided upon.
PORTSMOVVI, Nov. s.—The Dwyna, Russian cor-
vette, arrived at this pert to-day from Cronstadt. OA .
coming to anchor at the Motherbank she saluted the British_
flag with 21 guns, a emplimat that was returned by the
and the flagship Victory. She will coma into bar- ,
(artisan
take stores and fittings on board. The Doke or
Wellington, 131, was taken into No. 7 dock to-day to ham
her engines pat on board, &e. The Avon steam-mese,'
nester Vsitcb, arrived this foremen from the outward, and
sails again this evening with supernumeraries for Ply
month. A convict ship arrived at Bpitheed this morning to
take convicts on board for conveyance abroad. The Arches,
14, screw sloop, Commode.. Strange, took is her war
Mainmast yesterday and her foremast to-day. The Sharp-,
*hooter, R, screw sloop, Lieutenant Commander Pariah, wen.
taken out of dock to-day and bent sails.

THE MILITIA.
(11011 WIT MONT'S OAZITT11).
The following commissions have been signed : •
Frederick Charles Gammen, Req., to be captain, in the •
HerlSiedebire
Haw MaitiMdtilleon, gent, to be lieutenant, vise.
Oosele, reWneklathe West Suffolk Regiment of Militia.
Lhrotrmeret Edward Batton Finch Hatton, to be wpwie,
view Davison, who retires, retaining his rank, in the Ms-
thamptimehire
Rowland Whitehall Kenyon, Esq., to be oaptain, in the .
Shropshire Regiment of Militia.
George Ashby Maddock, Esq., to be lieutenant, in the ,
Northamptonshire Regiment of Militia.
John Baldwin Hainult Rainier, gent., to be ensign, in the •
Royal Montgomeryshire Militia.
James AtTann. Beg , M.D., to be surgeon, vice Sheer,resigned, in the Boyd.Wserninster Regiment of Middlesex
Militia
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—Manny Laski, gent., to be assign, in the Warwiekihim
Militia.
Ernie George ingnetos Hepworth, to be lieutenant
and asustant-eurgeon, nee Brookes, promoted, in the Royal
South Olomester Light Infantry Regiment of Militia.
James Thomas Edge, Reg , to be captain, in the Royal
Sherwood Foreseen or Nottingbanisbize Regiment of
Charles ham Harrow, gout, to De liestomat,
ditto.
Robert Hiegel, Wale, Esq., late a captain in the 33rd
of try, to be ranker, rim Major de FreeiW,
the Cambridgeshire Militia.
Challiner, pet., le be lieutenant, vies Reader-
shim dim
me
dimmed, to the King's Oen Regiment of Omar&
Charles Edward Modality, gut., to be lientimant, Moe
Molyneisz, doomed, in ditto.
Jonathan W ff Bryan, Esq., to be peptide VW
Clarks Poshin, in tin Laciesteribire
in
Oakley Sandals, Req., to be monis, rise Moths,
ditto
lamas Palliser Costobedie, from half-pay, unattached, to
be eeptaist. vice Thomas Pookiii, demigod, in ditto.
ditto.
Joseph Knight, to be captain, vise Barrie:a, resigned,
Edward Harry Thomas te be ensign, vies William
Pinkies, deemed, in ditto.
Edward Waylen, goat., to be enigma, vice Calley, rte.
tired, is the But ROOM Regale/ Militia.
Henry Bacon Vector Diemen, late captain, 69th Foot,
te be copMits, vim Roberts, resigned, in the Royal Mow
mouth Militia.
Lieutenant Henry Sainsbury Ullman, to be captain, is
ditto.
Lieutenant Edward Otto Partridge, to be eaptaia, in
dins_

Metcalfe Jobratio, gent, to be *unreal, in the Pint IWO.
anent of the Duke of Lancaster's Oen Militia.
James Clotho, Esq., to be captain, Mee Shettlewortb.
resigned, in ditto.
Joint Kirke', sent, to be lieutenant, rice Maingsy, re-
Signed, in ditto.
John Rowland.= Marshall, gent., to be lieutenant, riea
Irvine, who retiree, in ditto.
Arthur Wallies Mauro, gent., to be ensign, in ditto.
Captain Nicholas Blundell, to be major, vice Bael,
dined, in the Second Regiment of the Duke of immestmee
Own Militia.

Pemberton Meaketh, gent, to be ensign, in ditto.
Ensign John Zdward Orzell, pat., to be lieutenant, is
the Third Regiment of the. Duke of Lancaster', Own
Militia.
Frederick Bilveeter, pot, to be lieutenant, in ditto.
Henry Walker, gent., to be lieutenant, in ditto.
• William auraoat, jon , gent., to be ensign, in ditto.
John Kemal, gent., to be lieutenant, in the Third ILegi-
anent of West ]tiding

SHOCKING DEATH.—NoTrINOTiaIt, TMIRSDAY.
A very 'hocking accident occurred in this town last
night, at half-past eight o'clock, by which • woman named
Tenter, residing in Newcastle-street, mat with her
death. The particulars are briefly as fellows :—The dev
ceased and her husband (who are both upwards of seventy
years of age) lived in the above neighbourhood, and as fate
workmen were passing the house door at the time in ques-
tion, they observed a great quantity of smoke issuing
through the crevices. Thinking that all was not right, elle
of them tried the door, but found it fastened. They int-
medisist, gays an alarm. and succeeded in breaking it
open, when • 'shocking speetacle presented Itself. A chair
neer the ere-place was in a blase, on which sat the old
woman, portions of her body being burnt to 'cinder. The
dames were extinguished as giddily as possible, and • sur-
geon sent for, but life had been fat some time extinct. The
hatband of the unfortunate woman was returning home at
the time of the sooideut, and Indeed witnessed the
appalling spectacle. It is sewilestered that • burning
cinder folk upon her clothes while she sat asleep near she
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