The Express.
London, England, 1847-10-25 00:00:00

Pharr:W.3nmT6.—Rev. W. A. Bouverie, 11. D , R. of Den-
toe, Norfolk, to an Honorary Canonry in the Cathedral Chnrch of
Norwklt : pat, the hi-hop—Hera J. C:Bogehawe, A. B. Burnett, M.
B. Hale, end J. P. Wilson, to be Choolaine to the Bishop of Adelaide,
Australia.—Rees. R. G. Brialle, A. Douglas, and IL O. (rain, to be
Chaplains to the Bishop of Newcastle, Australia—Bev. C. Ford, It of
Perrick, Norfolk, to be a Dean Rural for the Deanory of BIoIRDI
dio. rf Norteich. —Rev.T. Mille to Sutphen R., Erre ; pat, the
Rev. T. Hand, the late incumbent, ho hag resigood.—Rev. J. W.
Neat, to Clairown P.C., Somerset--Rev. M.F. Smyth, to Fares, C.,
Wakefield ; dio. Hipon.—Rev.W. C. Williams, to be Chaplain at Malta.
VACANClnd—Compton-Dando V., &menet., dio. Bath
and Wells; 1601., with midence : pat. the Bishop of Bath and Well.;
vice Rev. 8.0. Boodle, re eirmed.--Ooodshaw P.C., Lanceshire ; dio.
Manchester; 1301., with residence pate, Holmes Truett...v.—llse-
Ungden P.C, Lonerhire ; die Manchester; 1761, with residence :
pat., the V. of Whaley; Tice Rev. W. Gray, dec.—London. St. Mark,
North Audkystreet, Mortar C. die 'London : vice Rev. IL 0.
reeWned—Rishangles C., Saffolk; Mo. Norwich Mee Rev. W.
C. Williams, promoted—Timbre:omb. Canonry, in the Cathedral
Church of Wells ; vice Rev. 0. Vanbrugh, des.—Whitcharch
dasistaat C., Salop; dio. Lichfield.
NAVAL.
SIERRA LEON!, Aro. 31.—Thu Dart, brigantine, arrived
Rom England on the sth lament, torvinforoe the Noreen now con-
sists of the following vessels, distributed a. under:—Northern Divi-
sion Ferreira, IS; Mariner, 16; Siren, 16; 10.—Bights of
Benin Alliances, 16; Bittern, 16 Denudation, steamer; Grappler,
steamer; Iteurfisher, 12.—Southern Division : Waterwitch, 19 ;
Actmon, 29; Styx, denote ; Contest, It; Ferret, 10; Flying Fish,
It; Hound, 10; •Kanger, 16; Rapid, 10; &stark, 10; Wanderer,
Penelope. steamer, with the flag of Commodore Sir Charlie Witham,
usakleg the round of the station, was expected in the Distils about We
middle of August, and here in Septrmtev. Philumel, 10, and Dart, 3,
have gone to We South Coast in pursuit of the ['emulator*.
Ascension, SHPT. 4.—Tte only arrive!. here since the
date of our last advise* were the Dart, 3, brigantine, on the 25th of
Atigire, In fourteen days from Sierra Leone, and the Snap, MUM-
tender, to twenty-one days from the Bights. The Dart brought up
Born Si.rra Leone prier crews belonging to the Grappler, Hound,
Ferret, Albatross. and Waterwitch, and the following othsrs : Lieut.
Fisher, Messrs. Shiley, Albert, Clifton, and Winterfield, foe prmag..
their respective moils. Dort sailed the following day for the South
Cart, to fall in with the Commodore. Soap remained in harbour.
Sealark wee expired on her way home from the elation, and fox,
Mete, from We East Indies. The ieland was healthy.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 24.—The Asia, 81, at Sheerness,
is ordered to be at Spithead early In November.—The Virago, at,
daily exp sled at Spithead from Gibraltar, to be paid off.—The Lily,
16, at this port, :sortie: el to be permed for commbeioning. —The
Centaur and 'tett ibutioe, sta., are h .th to be got ready for commie-
sion with all despatch ut Co. port —The Marine of the Amphion has
keen much improved by some alterations made by Mr. Murray, of the
renters' department. She is ordered to Lisbon, and will sail te-
nsor, ow or nett day.—A labourer In Mr. Rolt's employ at the New
Basia it the Dockyard, wee yesterday morning killed by the giving
owe a tackle, while o large stone mra being lowered. Ilia name
was Fleming; he was a pensioner, and he death wae instantaneous.
—Corrects for dressed biscuit meal were taken at the Clareoceyarel
ce Thursday, at re. and Ma per sack of MON. On the 24th of June
hst, the name article was furnished at 57e. average.—W. Harvey, ad-
ditioaal clerk at Portemouth Dockyard, has been establishes!, vice
Tucker, promoted. D. Lowry to be extra clerk at Portsmouth, rice
Lore.
DEVONPORT, Orr. 21.—Penguin, 6, Lieut.-Com. William
Brinson, arrived from Falmouth yesterday, and came isle harbour
to refit. Seagull, 6, Lieuto-Core. Dieken, is Mill in the Sound, wind-
bound. Alert, 10, I. ordered to be commiseloned, and to have a ihn.-
plentent of 130 men. Foodroymt, 80, will be taken into dock this
altersoon.

Viootwrcu, Ocr. and Mary yacht, which
for many yearn has been the !Mandl:, at this port, bearing the pendant
of the commodore superintendent, was paid off and pot out of com-
mission yesterday. A portion of Bre crew and alone will be turned
over to the Fisstard. 42. —Perseus receiving ship at the Tower, LicuL
Greet. was paid off yesterday, and will be immediately recommits-
aioned with • complement of 25 men.—lllarr at. v. ban been recom-
missioned by LieuL Com. Smith, with • complement of 35 men.—
Hecate et. sloop, Cum. Moorman, went down the river yesterday to
try her machinery, which appeared to work 'testi:Jingly welL She
!whirred to Weolwich lost night, anti will leave to-morrow (Monday)
morning fnr Portsmouth. Her destination i., stited to be Li-bon.—
Fisgard, 42 guns, Commodore superintendent Sir J.J.Gordon Bremer,
C. 8., was docked on Friday in the East Duik, to bare her bottom
examined. She will be undockedm Tuesday.—Tortartis 5t..., Lieut.
Com. Sir Godfrey Webster, was unlocked on Fr: lay from the King
William the Fourth Dock, baring had her hull examined; and the
Dee sL troop and store ship, Ataster Com. Driver, was docked to have
defects made good.—Mr. W. Hattou, late Exirn Clerk in the Store-
keeper's Office, has been promoW t , be Tuiril CLL.,. Clerk in the
establishment; sad Mr. H. H. Tomlin, from Portsmouth, has been
appointed Extra Clerk, rice Hatton.
ADMIRALTr, OLT. 23. —APPOMTMRN-S. —Lieutennnts
O. Ti. Ballard, to Rskigb ; O. R. Hamar.% to Itimelope; It. Bateman,
to Excellent ; G. H. Thomas, to Alert. Midshipmen : M. Smallpage,
to Hecate; D. Walker, to Arab; J. 8. Twrsien, to Ada. Naval
Cadets: A. Lewin, to Bellerophon; A. Eaton, to Amphion ; 11. Ba-
thrust, to Fly.

lastY.

Powrimoura, OCT. 21.—ne 47th Red. is to move from
Butte.nt to Mene!, out the 44th Reg,. from Belfast to Limerick,
in onosennenee of the disturbed state of the south of Irelind. --The
BeSeigle troop-nhip, Capt. Klngrome, with the 20th Regt., arrived at
Quebec from HaRNA, dept. 20th, and was to embark the 40th or 92n t
Regimen.—Monckton Fork Gesport, wan yesterday attacked by
the 9. at duptit anda park of field pieces, manned by the Royal Artil-
lerr. The .meted troops were composed of part of the 60th Rifles
and a company of the Royal Artillery. The whole arras/menu were
made be Llent-Col, Nesbitt, filth Ride. The heavy booming of the
cannon, and the continual roll of small arms, caused considerable ex.
ailment on the Portsmouth ride of the water, es the muse of it wan
not generally known, and the weather and rain prevented pavans
from ascertaining where operation. were going on.
HaTOSPORT, OCT. 24.—A CABRRATIID HASTERT, Off an
entendre scale, Is about to be erected on the ordnance grounds at
Eastern King. In the pariah of East Stoneham, better known so the
Long-room 14111 Tenders for the completion of the work will be de-
livered in a few days, and the whole le to be executed within twenty
months. the battery wilt occupy a prominent position, and will con-
tain accommodation for a company of artillsry..-The half-yearly lo-
apection of the 14th Regd. took place on Saturday, on the panda-
ground at Mount Wise, by Major• Gen. Hon. IL Murray.
WOOLWICH, ()cr. 24.—1 n omen:Larne, of several dis-
embowel fa the public streets, In which the eadets of the Royal Mill.
iary Academy have been implicated, the nest..govemor, Mar=
J. L parker, C.II„ has ordered them to be wafted te their
after 7 o'em in the evening.