The Express.
London, England, 1847-10-12 00:00:00

MILLTARY.

WOOLWICH, n_ CT. IL—ROYAL ARTILLERY.—The follow-
litg!c:ral order has been printed end promulgated to the Royal
Regiment of Artillery, by order of the Master-General of the Ord-
roam:—The master-general and board, be Ictectr, dated 21st of June,
1847, W. 337, having approved of tegulations for granting
allowances, and Rile( to non.commiraioned officers and sogirriarit
their discharge from the ordnance military mime, founded on her
Mailestyle warrant foe the army, dotal 2ith blay 1817, the same hen
been printed for the information and guidance of the Royal Regiment
of Artillery, and will be lesued in the proportion of one copy to ascii
commanding officer at home and abroad, one copy for each field
officer, one copy for the guidance of the Aker esenmanding each
troop, company, or detachment, and one copy to be in pommel,* of
each pay non-oommiseioned ofllcer, for the information of the troop,
company, or detachment. An abstract of the regulation. has also
been printed, and will be issued IA follows via., One for each corn-
mandmg °facer at home and abroad, to be put in • compicuous place
in each office, one for each recruiting party, =dome for the pay non-
- calker of each troop, company, or detachment for the
r0„.,,10n of th; 7uni, In preclude...Rl Z4r../adons? the muter-
general and board have giaL"... !Scan= InadrertlV.2l&"^aciled.ad_j-
vantages attainable by the old soldier, whore continuous good condi.;
tenders hint eligible for the benefits to be derived by them, end who, at I
the clew of an honourable career of Ferric., may not only be of in
poramelon of the liberal pension held forth, but may also attain the
diatingniehed reward in articles 13 and 1G of the regelaUons.
Commanding dicers in charge of Moore, companies, oe detachments,
are therefore enjoined to him.ss ea the minds of soldiers under their
command, the necomity of attention to diatipline, sobriety, and nod
conduct, to imam them a comfortable pro Thion at the termination of
their .errioes..-(filgned) 11. D. Ross, Deputy Adjutant-General.
ROTAL SAPPERS AND Misain, No. 3 company, under
the command of Second Capt. Edmund Ogle, left Woolwich on Friday
for Chatham, to relieve No. l 5 company, commanded by Second Capt.
C. Dueshery Robertson. The latter company returned to Woolwich
the same day. A large detachment of young soldiers, who had just
completed their military drill at Woolwich, left Woolwich fur Chat-
ham at the mine time for instractioa In sapping and mining.

MEDICAL.
ROYAL COLLEGE OP SURORONs.—The following gentle-
men hoeing undergone the necessary examinations for the diploma,
were admitted members of the college, at the meeting of the court of
examiners moths Bth inst., via. :—Meiers.C. Thompson, Heanor, Der-
byshire •, W. K. F. Chatterley, Brampton ; W. Gsotang,
Lamm/Are; C. 11. Hitchin, Closter; D. Mackinder, Barton-under-
Needwood, Staffordshire: J. R. Walker, Dolgelkin, Merionethshire;
A. Burt." Langley, Norfolk; R. D. Stetter, Liverpool; L. W.
Stewart, Kensington. At the same meeting of the court, Mr. J. T.
Witch pastel his examination for naval surgeon; this gentleman's
diploma from the some college Is dated July 5, 1939.
APOTHECAIIIts' HALL.—Names Or gentlemen who pined
their examination in the science and practioe of medicine, and
received eertllleates to practise, at the meeting of the court of mist-
ante '.77n the 7th iriat.,vis. Mama. J. Owen, Mold, North Wales;
J. I'. Bowling, and W. Brown, 8;181113.ton, Somerectshire.

SPORTING.

SECOND OCTOBER

Mayon, 3001., 1001. ft. First half of Ab. Id. 7st 101 b
each. Duke of Bedford's Fationa received ft from Mr. Fonts
Shot:wade., and walked over.
Swerve of 60 son. each, 30 ft, for 3-yr old fillies. D.M.
(12 lu)
Puktae or Bettford's bridle
Smears of 10 so's. each; for 2-yr-olds, Ent 71b; three,
Set 416 ; four, Bat 1216 ; Ave, &0., Bet 2111. T.T.C. Winner to to and
for ROL. &c.
Lord Alb emarle's Radulphas (Robinson) 1
Mr. Borne's Blockcack (Mum) 2
The folowmg also ran: Winsbaster, Ileadsman, Vert Vert, Elks
Horne, Tippet, Lady Franca, End Spanish CheanaL—Betting : 7 to
4 ogst Blackoxk, 9 to 2 apt Winchester, 3 to 1 apt Vert Vert, 7 to
I sgst Minimum, and 8 to 1 apt Tippet.—They started Ina line, and
ran almost head and head to the cords, where Radalpitos took a
.light lead, B)ackcock, Lady Fume, Winchester, and Vert Vert
lying op. The rare home was reMarkhbly claw, Rodalphns winning
only bye head, and Lady Frances and 3Winctoestrr, who were not
beaten a neck from the winner, finishing so chtse together that the

judge Mold not place a third. Vert Vert was also well up. Run in
I mln. 19 sm.
MATCH, 2001., h ft. Last half of Ab.M. Duke of Bed-
ford's Villiers, let 131 h, received ft from Mr. Oeliaideeton's Vice
Demi, 7st 131 b.
HANDICAP HwEEtte of 20 eon. seer, and 5 only if de-
mand, foe 3-yr-0140 lea. T.Y.C. (13 subs, 7 of sham declared.)
I,erd sthemarle's Roluiphus (.I. Shari 1
Mr. Drinkald's Mcedkee iilledney 2
Mr. Worteiellesdiman
The following also darted Prue.° Acid, Garry live.'ererbiirep, 3n,
Mimes, and rry.—Betting 3to I apt Garry Owen it.), 7to 2
apt Headman, 4 to 1 apt Cherry, 5 to I apt Raduipbus, and 5 to I
apt Moodkee.—Radulphus made nearly all the running, and won
easily by a length, Moodkee beating Headman by two lengths. Run in
1 min. 15 sees.
MATCH 2001., h ft. T.Y.C. Lord Eglinton's Retina,
flat 7lb (Marion), beat Mr. Boyce's Dr. Goodall, tst—Even betting.
Won In a canter by 3.lengths. Run In 2 min. 35 sec.
MATCH, 2001, It ft. T.Y.C. Duke of Bedford's Sable,
et, received ft from Mr. Moore's Wilmot, let 71b.
MATCH, 2001., It ft. D.M. Lord Stradbroke's Mar-
peseta, int 51b, received ft from Lord Glasgow's fby Retriever out of
Canada, 74 81b.
MATCH, 2001., h ft. Leant half of Ab. M. Duke of Bed-
ford's Villiers, Sat Mb, received ft from Mr. Osbaidestou's Vice Consul,
7st 131 b.
MATCH, 5001., h ft. T. M. M. Duke of Bedford's
Weatherbit, Set 31b, apt Mr. O'Brien'. Liberator, 7st 101 b. Off by
°omen.
601. ; for 2-yr olds; colts, Bst nb; fillies, Sat 51b. T.Y.C.
Lord Chesterfield's br tby Don John dam by Colwiek (h b.)
(Butler) I
Duke of Bedford's Minto by Plenipotentiary, dam by Lances.
r.trim Lother's Glutton ( (Pettit) 2Rome) 3
The following oleo started, but were not placed Tippet, Pante, Pet
of the Fancy, Plus IX, be. c. by Laneroon, out of the Queen of Beauty,
b. c. by Dromedary, dam by Mulatto, Lenin., and Sam Hood.—
Betting 10 to apt Pet of the Fancy, 9to 2 apt Glut aq and Bto 1
Mot Panic-- Minto nude the running, followed by theDeomadary
colt, Tippet, and Glutton, the butt-bred filly waiting on them. They
earns thus to the cords, when the half bred went up, beaded Mato
and after a pretty good race won by a length; two lengths between
second and third, Panic a bad fourth. Run in 1 min. 20 sem
601. PLATE; for 3yr olds, 7st 71b; four, fist 21b; flee,
and aged, Set 121 b. A.F.
Mr. Replionou's 7.ieks
Lord Lonedale's Jericho
Lord Glirgow's Miss earn (J. HoMm
Mr. sanction'. Kimbierworth
Sir J. Hawley's Millwood al
Sir O. Heathootes Timor 04111ISMIe 6
Betting : 7t04 es Jericho, sod &to 1 each apt Miss Sarah and DEL
The favourite went elf with the teed, and followed by Mies Sarah,
made steady running to the bottom, where they were joined by Enka,
who left them ball-way up the hill, and won my bye length. Ron
in 2 min. 26 sem.
MATCH, 2001., h ft. R.M. Mr. Greville's Mirmillo,
7st 111 b beat Lard Orford's Crafteman, Set 51b.
7to 4 ern Mirnalllo. Won by • length. Time, 1 min. 54 secs.
Our anticipations of a change in the weather have been
reared, u a more favourable day for racing mild ecarcely have been
desired. The card, too, although deprived of its fair proportions by
several walkoover and forfeits, afforded a fair amount of sport ; the
attendance was not so numerous as was espected,!nor was speculation
by any means Mork.
BETTING ON MONDAY EVENING.
Casettawircx.-6 to 1 apt Geraldine, 7 to 1 apt War
Eagle, 9 to I apt Rcuilnisceme, 10 to 1 apt Rob Roy 403 to I apt
I.3)seee (t), 14 to 1 apt Mi. Whip filly (t), 20 to 1 apt Bingham ;0,
20 to 1 otst Inheritresa, 20 to 1 apt Lady Wildair, 25 to 1 apt Cos-
mic, 25 to 1 apt Tufthunter, 30 to I apt Cawrouch, 30 to I apt
Giselle (t), 30 to 1 apt Bt. Deuletri, •10 to 1 apt Wood 'Pigeon, 40 to 1
apt Be Lawrence, 18 to 1 apt Mr. DnnkiM's lot (t). Ruins was
declared not to start, this afternoon. The Tartar, Crozier, Queen
Mary, and Marietta, ere also scratched.
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CALEDONIAN HUNT RACPS—Fam.v.
CALEDONIAN HANDICAP of 25 sore. each, 15 ft, and 6
only U declared, with 1541. added. 2 mile,. (22 sub,, seven of whom
declarM.)
Mr. A. Jotusiftee's Annandale (Templestan) 1
Lord F4Unten's Plaudit
Mr. Rofrrtson's Tom Toast. .......•..
Mr. Merry's Marian Ramsay feu
Won by threelengths.
TWO-THAN OLD STAKES Of 25 toys. each, 10 ft, with 25
added ; for colts, Pat Mb, and fillies, tat 21b. Three quarters of a mile.
(7 sub.)
Mr. M. Dawsm'e Liston ... ..... --(J. Duman) 1
Mr. Merry's Aspssis
Won by them pulsars length.
HER MAJtartY'S PLATR of 100 p. 4 miles.
Mr. Meiklam's Lightning (Templeman) 1
Mr. Merry's Pilot
Mr. Little nd Cable
Won by a meet
HANDICAP Of 6 mom, each, and 60 added. Gent. riders.
Once round and a die. (5 subs.)
Mr. itiCOies MOSCOW (Capt. Pettit) 1
Sir J. Boss:vies Sweetheart .
Mr. Merry's Marian Ramsay 3
Mr. Nicola' Rowland 4
Mr. Wilson's Betsy Bell
Won_ll haft a length.
_ PLATE of 501. Beats. 2 miles. _ .

Mr. Blazles Tit;O;teTa - —--
(111silOway) 1 3 1
Xr. Mares Mow 2 I 2
Mr. lielldsses %m um
Mr. WNW. Berl Ball
Three veil-contested Brats.
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A BWSETNTAILL;rOrS-G0T1....-elle.”-117b7nt. riders. Catch
weigbts. 4 a mU. (4 subs.) Was won by Mr. Fairlie's Zeta (Capt.
Pettat), beating Giraffe, Fair Jane, and Boni Atom, by half a mile.
PRODUCS STAKES of 50 10.1. each, 20 ft. 2 miler. (2
subs.) Sir J. Boswell's Marianne walked over.

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12, 1847.