The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-28 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, APRIL 27.—APPOINTXENTS.—Coin
=ander J. it. Woodriff (1848), agent of traosports.
Pgmas•er T. W. W. Spear (1854), to the Childers, 12, et
Chatham.
Asaistaat Paymaster H. &Ellett, to the Horatio, 21, screw
stuns gaud ship, of 250 horsi,power, at Sheerness.
Clerks Auistants H. B. Williams, to the Calcutta, 84, at
Deronpert, and T. Elliott, to the Fugsrd, 42, at Woolwich.

PORTSMOUTH, ArtuL 27.
The Cornwallis, 60, screw ship, Captain G. C.
Wellesley, arrived at Spithead this morning from Ply-
mouth, comae to the Baltic, with the Russell, 60, screw,
Captain Scott. The Cornwallis has tried the measured,
mite this afteraoon.
The Falcon, 17, screw sloop, Commander Pullen, re-
tarried to Spithead this morning.
The Alfred the Great, sailing ship, sailed to-day with
draft+ of regiments for the Cape of Good Hope.

THE BALTIC BLOCKADE. MEJIEL, APRIL 22.
Tim Margins, Emit, from Hall, with a turbot salt, was cff
Liban yesterday, and warned off by her Majesty's steamer,
Desperate.

- SEIZURE OP Two FOREIGN order of
the Commissioners et Customs, two vessels, lying in the
West India Backs, have been seised, en suspicion of being
Rlll4llllll. One is the brig Caroline, 180 tons, Kraeft,
under Prussian flag, and cleared out for Konigsberg on the
11th MM. The Customs' officers aver that she is the property
of a merchant at St. Petersburg. The other ship is the koff
Phinoir, of 141 tons, Solaris, under Hanoverian flag, ar-
rived from Memel with a cargo of hemp. She is alleged
by the Customs' officers to belong to HMIs. Both vessels
await the decision of the Court of Adsairalty.—Shipping
Gmeitis.

MEDICAL OFFICERS FOR THE TURKISH CONTlN-
(incr.—Dr. lit'Phersom Inspector-rods' of the above
force, has coma to lidinbUrgb to distribute • portion of the
very 'itemise patronage vested in him to the school of l
medicine her.. A few days sines the terms of agreement
granted by government were made public in the college by
Protester Miller ; and, on Friday last, the Inspector-Gene-
ral addressed the students and members of the profession in
the professor's claw-room. He offered, on the part of
government, W take into immediate service, surgeon!, asks-
unt-surgeons, and dressers, en the pay respec-
tively of 26s , 16c, and 101. Chl. • day ; a fret
passage out and home, lodgings or lod.giog money,
free rations, pensions foe wounds, and many other
advantages. He ezplaissel the nature of the fares they
were invited to join; and referring .o the very liberal terms
offered by geornatee, seed out the vast opportunities
young we SOSODeug oretan weed have of acqu.ring a
practical knowledge ether preedes, and the iciest that
would be attacks/ In their names daring the rest of their
weer, from having boss engaged is a service which must
add nub to their premessal experience and reputation
The class of sea required are Burgeoned some years' stand,
and *bout 30 gee east ; assistant-surgeons who have
jut get their Meese ; see drew, re, young men in their
emend and third saes' dere of studies. The call was most
liberally == and was received with rasa ardente-
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