The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-21 00:00:00

ARRANGEMENTS FOR TILL WEEK.

Tuts DAT.
At Lord's.- -The Gentlemen of the South v. the Gent:e-
nen of the North.
This will be the first occasion upon which sub a =Lich
hurter been played.
At Uodalming.—Eleven of England v. Sixteen of God-

At Manchester.—Manchester v. Liverpool.
At West Wickham —West Wickham v. Clapham.
At Lewisham.—Lewisham v. Sevennaks.
At Paul's Ground.—Stratford v. Tullington Amicable•.
At Breakneck Arms Giround.—ltegent's park Club v.
Holloway Socials.

To-molutow.

At Lord'a.—The above match concluded.
At Godalming.—The above match continued.
At the Ural.—Union Club v. Hampatcad.
At Mancheater.—The above match concluded.

At Olford.—The Harlequin v. Quid-nuns.
At Upton.—Tbe Spotted lioz Amiettbles v. Hertford
.'own Club. _ _ _

At Portsmouth.—The Garrison of Portsmouth v. Garri-
son of Winchesh r.

At Bennett's Ground, Wan+ worth-road.—Two elevens
from the Niue Elms, Clapham, and Keueingtun Clubs (the
benefit of the Nine ElruP Philanthropic Society).
At Evenhy Park.—Brackley Club ♦. Bieester Club.
At Sheffield.—The Sheffield Exchange Club v. Chestvr-
field.

WZDNEISI)AY.
At Godalming.—Tho above match concluded.
At Liverpool.—Liverpool v. Shrewsbury.
At Lutun.—The Croydon United Amateurs v. Tower
[mulcts.

At Shacklewell.— The Northampton Pink Club v.
anunbury.
At Thames Ditton.—Thames Ditton v. Turnbam•grccn.
T ittiDAT.
At Lord's.—Marylebone Club and Ground v. Rugby.
At lEton.—litarylelsone Club and Ground v. Present
•

At Bath —Lansdowne Club v. Parton Club.
At Liverpuul.—Tho above match concluded.
At the Oval.—County of Surrey ♦. County of NA-
tinghani.

lc DAY.

At Lord'a.—The above match concluded.
At the Oval.—The above match continued.
At Eton.—The above match concluded.
At B ttli.—The above match concluded.
In London.—The (Mord !loth quills v. Quid-ounce.
SATURDAY.
At the Oval.—The above match concluded.

At flarrow.—fluo Oxford Harlequins v. Prottat Ilorro-

At Paula, Holloway.—liolloway United Ameeur3 v.
Islington Albion.

I ZINOARI v. THE GUARDS CLUB.
This match was played at the Oral on Saturday, when
I Zing►ri woo by 29 runs upon the first innings. The scare
stood as follows:

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t• Bathurst
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NAVAL.

ADMIRALTY, JrNE 19.—APPOINTMENTS.—Boat-
swain Nicholas Broad, confirmed to Monarch. Gunner
Charles Oliver, confirmed to Erre:lent. Captain W. Hous-
ton, Trincomalee. Naval Cadet F. S. 1). Broughton, to
Sans Pared. Midshipman H. Berkeley, to Victory. Lieu-
la tent J. B. Field, to Trincomalee..
. .

PORTSMOUTH:JUNE 20.—T0-day being the anni-
versary of her Majesty's accession to the throne, the ships
in harbour and at Spithead dressed in colours in honour of
the occasion, and at noon a royal salute of 21 guns was fired
by each, and else by the garrison from the Plutform Bat-
tery. fhe Geyser, 6, steam sloop, Commander Hand,
sailed to-day fur Ireland to protect the fisheries. The Bar-
. racouta, 6, steam sloop, under the command of Captain
the Hon. S. T. Carnegie, of the Horatio, arrived at
Spieled last night, having been on a trial t ruin
since the 11th instant. She came into harbour direct.
The Commander-in-Chief, Admiral Sir T. Briggs, went out
to Spithead yesterday and inspected the Iligliflyer, 21,
steam (screw) frigate ; after which she was paid advance of
wages, prier to sailing with the other screw frigates at
Spithead on a trial cruise to Lisbon and the Mediterranean.
—The Encounter, 14, screw steam sloop, Captain Gordon,
went out of harbour last night, and joined the steam
squadron at Spithead, now consisting of the Arrogant, 46;
Dauntless, 26; Highflyer, 21; Encounter, 14; Retribu-
tion, 24 ; and Geyser, 6—the four first named being screws
and the two last paddle-wheel. Yesterday morning Capt.
Sir B. Walker, Surveyor of the Navy, with Mr. Loyd, Mr.
Watts, and Mr.Dinnen, arrived at this port from the ACrd-
ralty, and proceeded to Spithead in the Sprightly, steam-
vessel, and there inspected the above-named steam
squadron previous to their departure. Mr. A. Murray, chief
engineer at this port, accompanied Poe Surveyor of the
Navy to Spithead. They have been ordered to-day to sail
early to-morrow morning. The Tiger, 16, paddle-wheel
straw-sloop, was put in commission yesterday, by Captain
Oiffsrd of the Dragon, 6, steam-frigate; the crew of which
vessel have been turned over to the Tiger. The Sampson,
6, steam frigate, was taken into the steamer basin yesterday,
and the Vulcan, transport, was taken out.
DEVONPORT, JUKE 20.—The Sprightly, tender,
arrived on Wednesday with supernumeraries and seamen
paid off from the Gladiator. She returned on Thursday.
The Mega- a troop ship, Commander Barlow, which arrived
on Wednesday from the Cape of Good Hope, whence she
left ,bout a month before the last mail from thence, sailed
on Thursday for Woolwich. She brought home invalids
from the Cape, and has experienced much foul w caller on
her voyage. The Leander, Captain Decree, sailed yester-
day to join the squadron at Queenstown, Ireland.