The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-22 00:00:00

CLERICAL.

Rot. William J. Binder,„to St. John's Perpetual Curacy,
Barnsley. Yorkshire, value 1301. ; patron, Bishop of Ripon.
Rev. Rdward Francis Coke, to St. James the Great Per-
petual Curacy, Bethnal-green.
Rev. Alfred Bligh Hill to High Boding Rectory, Essex,
value 3911. ; patron, Earl of Roden.
Rev. Alfred Cornelius Richings, to Beaminster Vicarage,
Dorset, value 1901.
Rev. Hill Smith,
:MA., to St. Paul's Perpetual Curacy,
Healey, Yorkshire.

TACANCIIPS.

: R.,. Edwin Mangin,

Rac-ronr.—Well with Claxby Vicarage, county and din•
owe Lincoln, value 3721. with residence; passion, B. Dun.
wood, Esq.: Rev. W. Dodson, deoeased.
VlCARAoll.—Balington, county and dioeese Lincoln,
value 2831. ; patron, Lqrd Chancellor : Rev. W. Dodson,
deceased. _ _ _

Morsiatb, Devon, (Rocas Exeter, value lON. with red-
demos ; paha*, T. 1.. Clarke, Eq.: Rev. A. B. Hill,
promoted.
Paarrruar. Coaccv.—Cappegb, Ireland: Rev. W. B.
Cuthbert, deceased.

NAVAL.

ADMIRALTY, OCT. 21.—PROMOHONO. Lord A.
Fitxclannoe, to be commodore of the first clam. Com-
mander Austen remotest to captain. APPOINTKINTIL—
Coanuader J. , to .Coent Guard. Mate W.
East, to Learoder.
PORTSMOUTH, Ocr. 21.—T0-day being the anni-
yervary of the battle of Trafalgar, the Victory, which
!inlayed so important a part in that great engagement, and
board which ship the hero Nelson fell was decorated at
an early hour with garlands and lancet died on her mast-
beads. The coat of arms in front of her poop was also
dressed out in evergreens, whilst it also bore two bins en-
signs and the flag of St. George. At nine o'clock the Vic-
tory's band assembled on deck, and performed the appro-
priate Mr of "Hearts of Oak."—The Wasp, 14, screw
item i
sloop, Commander Lord John Ilabzilled to-da for
the Mediterrantian.—The Electra, 14, ander Moyrris,
was paid edema, of wages to-day. S will sail to-mor-
row for her station, South Austrelia.—The Termagant, 24,
screw steam frigate, Captain Girard, was also paid ad-
vance to-day, and will sail to-morrow itir a mine of • few
weeks, calling at Cork.
Dia= op • NAVAL Vittalpta.--Hear-Admirul
Healy Dwabisr, on the rides& list, died on the 14th inst.
O'Hyßee, I. lie "Nowa hy," gives the following
Mss of the @eeriest of dm gallant aisismaird Henry
Beraffiblas was Welt am of °sputa John Malrellier, NH.
whit Mod LieuteneareGovemme el Greenwich Hospital, 30di
Dattmlar_ 1909 ; and broths, of Oirestandm Wm. Bono-
dike, R.N. (1816), who died Mil January, 1844. This
udiese attired the navy 28th August, 1792, as • boy, on
bard the Maine, PO, Captain lea. Bradley, stationed in
cob Dowses Ha wee neat es the hems and New-
finndlial dations la the Royal am Captain Francis
Piebanere; Anne, 44, Captain Philip iliVionstara ;
64, Captain ArekibaMOoilligwood (part of
Ho Hyde Parker's ant doing the oaths Gopeahagon,
boi April, 1801) ; Badyna**, 40, Oaphim Emmy Garrett
and loseplicLaroom ; and Iris, 32, Cepteina Edward
Brace and William Grenville Lobb. Shindy after the
receipt of hit first commicion, which bears date Ist May,
18014 Mr. Bourchier joined the Elephant, 74, Captain 0.
Dandas ; on removing from which ship to the Unicorn, 32,
Cantain Lucius Ferdinand Hadrian, we find him, on the
6th May, 1806, commanding onset four boats at the capture,
off St. Domingo in face of a heavy fire of greet guns and
musketry, of the French privateer, Tapea-bond, of four
long siz-poonden and 48 men. He subsequently served for
two years with Sir Alexander Cochrane in the Northumber-
land and Bellisle, 74's • end, ettaiaing the rank of com-
mander, 20th April, 1808, was neat appaiotad, on 9th Nor.
in that yaw, to the Hawke, 18. In that vests], after taking,
7th , 1411, Ls Fora, privateer, of 14 guns end 86
sea, and w the dwarattien, 96th March ensuing,
af tho Wm& 40qua Sipa" Aamplao, Captain Bourchier,
as the Nth August. remittal kimeelf conspicuous by his
la attaaltiag • awn shaeriag for Barflcur,
nice protottita of tine park*, carrying each
tom Ili to 18 and of two large loggers of from 8
111 M pea. wily thin an action of great spirit on both
sad was ataintdyd satil two of the brigs
GM the with 16 of the laterehantmen, were
ieleatm step together
escaped in aeeqmenu of the
Hawhotsahotuaatoly taking the vols, state alio
lay mood far mhos" an • Woo allweratat discharge
of artlEtry and 'Basketry hem the beach. Of the stranded
vessels the only remainlng gun-hrigrthe Hemp, of 10 guns,
and three large traiepotts, werebrenght our, Lieut. (now
Captain( David Price.)The lose of the British in this highly
creditable affair did not eloped wee Ilia killed and four
wounded. Captain Bourchier, whom aoudad deservedly
procured him a post comndsdes on dm very day the intelli-
gi we of this exploit reached the Admiralty, August 22, was
subsequently imprinted, 6th January, 1813, to the San
Josef, 110, fitting at Plymouth for the fie of Rear-Admiral
Edward James Foote ; 12th May following to the Myrtle,
20, in which vessel he served for some time on the !Alton
station ; 18th November in the same year to the Medina,
20, employed until January, 1816, c ff Newfoundland ; and
28th November, 1820, to the Athol, 28. He was nomi-
nated superiotenent in January, 1827, if the quarantine
establishment at Milford ; and acceptenle present rank
14G2tOM• VAL".