The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-11 00:00:00

FROM TiIIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, Nov. 10.
The (burn bey been pleased to approve of Mr. Robert
Stein, av Consul at Port "Mai', Mauritius, for his Dlajesty
the King of Sweden and Norway.

WAIL OFFICE, Nov. 11.
:ad Regiment of Draitosne—Lieutenant John Arthur
Freeman to be captain, ►y purchase, vice &obeli, who
retires; Cornet William Taylor Prentis to be lieutenant,
by purchue, vies Freeman.
12th Regiment of Font.—Ensign Janes Fielding Sweeny
to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wi'kie, w►ore promo.
ten, by purchase, on 21st October, 1853, has been can-

14th Foot.—Captain Granville Leveson Probi, from the
74th Foot, to be captain, •iee Macdonald, who ex-
changes.
15th Yoot.—Lieutcnant Augustus Applcwhaite, from the
23rd Font. to be lieutenent, •ice Tilghman, appointed

paymaster.
39th loot —Lieutenant Colonel Robert Cole, from half-pay
unattached, to be lieutenant-colonel, vice Brevet-Colonel
Wright, C. 13., who ezehanges; Major William Munro to
be lieuttnact-colonel, by purchase, vice Cole, who retires ;
Captain William Clargee Wolfe to be major, bytrrchase,
vice Hunto ; Lieutenant W. Rucks Harding Ai owner to
be captain, by purchase, vice Clarges Wolfe ; Ensign
Charles Milligan to be lieutenant, by purchase, vim
Warner ; George henry Young, Gent ,to be ensign, by
purchase, vies Milligan.
41st Foot.—Lieutenant George Skipwith to captain, by pur-
chase, vim Wells, who retiree; Ensign William Allan
to be lieutenant, by
ent., purchase, vice Skipwith ; Armorce
Graham Lowry, g to be swp, by purchase, vi
Allan.
42nd Foot —Lieutenant Henry Clarke Jervoise, front the
23rd Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Kennedy, who retires
open half-pay.
46th Foot.—Richard Coots, gent.,to be ensign, by purchase,

vice &reticle, who reures. -
63rd Font —Lieuteuent William Peel to be paymaster,
vice Hall, who retiree upon half-pay.
57th Foot.—Lord Ernest Mc Donnell Vane to be ensign,
by purchase, vice Lee, who retires.
60th Foot.—Seeond Lieutenant Henry Cockburn to be first
lieutenant, without purchase, vice De Cane, deceased.
67th Foot.—Brabasnn Thomas Disney, gent., to be
ensign, by purchase, vice Basset, appointed to the 72nd
Foot.
65th F. at.—Own Roberts, gent., to be ensign, by pur-
chase, viol Leggett, promoted.
72nd Foot—Lieutenant Archibald Alison to he captain,
by purchase, vice Evelyn, who retires; Ensign Ho-
noiaraMe &menet Richard Hamilton Ward to be lieu-
tenant, by purchase, vice A ; Ensign Gustavus
Lambert Banat, from the 67th Foot, to be ensign, vice
Ward.
74th Foot.—Captain Robert Macdonald, from the 14th
Foot, to be captain, vice Probe, who exchanges.
2nd West India Regiment.—Easign Edward Dampier
Cockell to be lieutenant, by percher', vice Leslie, who
retires ; Robert Boerne, gent., to be ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Cockell ; Jobn Huger, gent., to be ensign,
without purchase, vies Hill, deceased.
HOSPITAL STAPF.—Thoma% Ravenscreft Whitty, gent.,
to be assistant.surgeon to the forces, vice William Sinclair,
appointed to the 93rd Foot.
Memuliaspust.-2nd West Isdie Regiment.—The com-
missions of the under-meationed officers have been ante-
dated to the 14th February, 19.13:—Major Henry Wass
Whitfeild, Captain William Elliot Mockler, Lieutenant
Horatio James Wise.

DANK OF ZIOLAXD.—Accer we tot the week melee Nev. 5, M.
MIIIII bIINIZTIMIT.
1
Noes fired-- ......L79.04;.310 Government Debt— 01,01630
Other tleeezttlae 1A4.914
Gold Ws mei Bellies 11.047.330
Meer Baton

in/41.330

5Z,047.330

imitnici DONIII.IIIIIT.
Prozdstore'Clpl:6l ....534.m5..e Ocvsnuesitt Ilicerltlas
lasi . 3,164,374 dada& Dad Mvigibt
Put,l6.l)Vic.veiVliiialid: A1946417_ ~.1 • ...... .111.00,152
tol=:,,tri= Met 'amities
Notvi
6,419.1143
foebt.*: 4 Div. AMU 4.077.10 Ould 644 allvor Call 6.V.213
Other 11,..0dts .. 13,111,412
egn.4%; andniiilr 111114 1.314,4651
131,W4,931 --
19ovabar 10. 1433.

5M.41)9.961
MARSHALL. Chief Oambier.

81:GAR.—The avenge' price of sugar, the produce of
the British possesvions in America, computed from the re-
turns made in the week ending the Bth November, 1853,
is 22v. 10d. Sugar, the produce of the Maurittue, 22e. lid.
Sugar, the produce of the East Indies, no return. The
average price of the two foregoing descriptions of sugar,
jointly, is 22a. 10d. per cwt.

[The remaining portion of the Gaulle had not arrived at
the time of our going to prem

CO NT OLIVIERI.—We arc requested to rectify an
error which occurred in the military designation of Count
Silvia° Olivieri, of Buenos Ayres, a communication from
whom appeared in our impression of Wednesday. The
count is commander-in-chief of the Italian legion rained.
' Valiente."
SWEDISH RAILWAYS. —Mesers.Napier and Edmonds
have arrived in Stockholm, as representatives of the Eag•
lish railway firm, Peto, Betts, Brawny, and Leash, to treat
with the Swedish government on the concession of a new
line of railway from Gothenburg to Stockholm, probably
with one or more exensiee branch lines.
PROPAGATION OP SALIM:4.—We understand that
the.conamittee appointed by the salmon fishing proprietors
of the Tay have already commenced operations ; that the
spawning-boxes and one pond have been commenced ; and
that, under the direction of Mr. Ramsbottomi who hes had
so much experience in this way in Ireland, a first effort will
be made in the neighbourhood of Stormontfield this season.
—Perth Courier.
DVICOVERT OP • NEW PLANET.—Mr. Hind has
dimovared a new planet in the constellation Taurus, about
two degrees south of the ecliptic. It is rather brighter than
teen of the ninth magnitude. This planet is the ninth
which he has discovered since the commencement of • eye-
tematic search in 1914, and raises the number of that ex-
traordinary group of worlds between Mars sad Jupiter
to 27.
THE Docx has been proposed to
make a railway round the Bristol quays. The object aimed
at is to camases the quays and wharfage of the city with
the grand 1•111110011 of the three lines of rail which there
converts, that bringing the very heart of the city into
rapid mianss4on with she lines.