The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-27 00:00:00

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HIDENHAM 8., Notarwm.—The Rev. J. P. Chambers
has wri•ten to a riontempotary to correA a mistake which appeared
in the J•i7.ress. in common with other journal; and which stint'
that the above living was rendered vacant by the daft of the Locum-
bent. The mistake arose front the fact of the deceased clergyman
having not only the same summe, bat the saute initials, as tho
ttetor of iledenham.
YBEVIRMENTS.—Itetr. C. A Salisbury, to Church Strat-
ton it., Salop, din. llertL ; 5121.; pate., the esoeutors of the Ire Bev.
it. N. Pemberton : &v. It. N. Pemberton, dm—Rev. U. Carey, to
tgoekton.oo.Tees C.—ltev. G. J. Wallas, to leis..opwearmouth C.
Vacant:Jas.—Leighton Buzzard V., Beds, di& Ely;
1931., with residence; pat., the Preb. thereof.—denlingtoa V., Line,
dio. Li c.• ; pate., 1). and C. of Linc.—Welton V., Line., dio.
Line • 130 f. • pate., the Prebs. of Welton, ttc. at by the iltetnse of
the 11;tv. J. *item.

NAVAL.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 26.—Ripiegle 12, COM. F. A. Camp-
bell, arrived this morning from Cape of dood Hope, last from Ply.
meth. Mr. A. J. Litt late surgeon of Inflexible ;Mr
clerk. late of Me ea ; Mr. White, midshipman, law of Claildeeslittanal
Mr. Vineeut, midebipman, late of Mariner, came home passengers.
The ships on the statem were disposed of &A reported by Priori/mt. A
correspondent say. E.piegle sailed from Arecuidan one day after
President, and arrived at Plymouth a day alter her, having rounded
the Western islands on toe same day, which, taking into conaideration
the heavy weather experienced and the well-known sailing qualities
01 the Irigate, may be considered a great triumph for the
brig, especially as rho is, now in a state capable of
going to Sea immediately if required, notwithatandang her
lengthened period of service afloat, having been in cow-
minden since treptember, 1810. Ethieglesalin this evening for Sheer-
nowt, to pay o&"—Thelour steamers from thin part tor the reserve
st. squadron at Devonpurt, leave this to-morrow; the whole under
direction of rapt. Johnstone, who accompanies in the Driver.—flea
rower, tender, has refitted, and proceeds thus day to Jersey.—Acre.
gait, at. frigate, will not be commissioned now for some days.—fro-
silent sailed this soothing, at 8 o'clock, for the eastward.
WOOLWICH, Jan. 26.—Janus, et..v. went 'lowa the river
yesterday on a serval experimental trial, When a favourable oppor-
tunity wan afforded for meting her speed at the mite in long Itaush„
which appeared to be eametutug mere than nine knots per hour
through too water.—The experimental trial with the Niger, storluop.
on Wednesday, gave an average of inure than ten knot, through the
water, with all her guns mil storm on board. " How long this ',peed
will be maintained, says a correspondent, "L a queatioa, as there in
a eat laiinig off in the peel& of moat of the large screw ideamere after
they have here running for a few weeke."—Turch, at.-r., out Ilecta.
st.aloop, We nearly ready for era, ant will be tried down the river in
a few days, the former La l her imam up yesterday in the brain, and
the latter to.day.
ADM RA LTY, lAN. 26. —PaoWOrlona. —Lieuteeante :
G. I. Napier sat C. C. Forsyth, to be commanders.—ArPOlNTMLNDS•
—Miibdinintan : C. 1. Jags; Naval Cadet: U. illachel, to Centaur.
MIMPINA, 3•21. 6.—Extract of a letter dated on board the
Frolic, J in. 0 the are now here with the °lobster, anxiously
waiting fur this Siciiran alfair to be settled. The Bellerophon is now
at Palermo; Sir W. Parker Mill at Naples. We had a nasty gale
here on the evening of the 26th; three vessels sunk, and seven or
eight ashore. Nut a nice time ut yon to be knocking about in."
Movnungra.—Wear INDIES.—At Barbadom, D.e. 29,
the ITinownalee.—At thierifloos, Dec. 19, the Round.—At Havenne,
Dee. 31, the Alarm.—At Bermuda., Jan. 9, the Welh aley (ft m), and
Scourge (.1..v.) Tee two latter expected to all in a formigut for
karbridoes and Jamaica, a court-martial being ordered on 11112 en-
gemr of the Vixen st..v.
CoURT-NLAILTILL ON COAL SIM.IOO.—At Plymouth, on the
11th, a court-martial was held on board the ship Caledonia, 120„
o%pt. T. W. Carter, in liamome for the purpose of remotivating cer-
tain chargesprehrree. against tire above officer, late commander of
het 31 ajeaty's eloup FerreL rapt. W. B. Mends, her Majesty's ship
Agll.ll.llr, was Unable to attend, as ho was suffering from au athisk
it hi °militia, and a medical certificate to that effect woe put in and
teed. The court having been sworn, Corn. Sprigg was planed on his
trial on the following charges:—For that the said Com. G. sprigs.
when commander of her Majesty's sloop Ferret, and in actual service
' and full pay of her Msjee.ty's fleet, did, upon the main sea, on the lOth
lay ot June, 1048, evil entreat 11 men, whose names are t
known, who wete part of the crew of the Brazilian schooner Castro the
Tined, which he bad taken so a prize, by ordering suzli 111 men into a
boat belonging to the Arid schooner, and by ordering them, when in
ouch said boat, to mum south east to the western cured of
Africa, which was the nearest land, bring at the time many
miles off ; and such 11 men not being then properly pro.
rind with ours and water. For that, by such conduct, the
said Communikr George Sprigg did behave it, a cruel and
opprervire morel, unbecoming the character of au officer in her
Majesty's navy. A statement of the charges having been read by
the Judge Advocate, vatnesnes were examined ; after which an ad-
journment took place to enable the accused to enter on his defence.—
The court resumed yesterday, and, after hearing Commander Sprigg's
defence, returned the lollowing 'entente: "The court, after mature
deliberation, is of opinion that the charge has been only in part
proved fleeing the prisoner, Commander George Sprigg, and the
court dote In consequence adjudge the laid Commander George sprigg
to be reprimanded cud ohnonialred to be more circumspect in his
future c *elect, and the said Commander George Sprigg is hereby re-
primanded uud ainnunwhed accordingly."