The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-07 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, MAY 5.

The following signet, by the surgeon-general and
Sir Henry Marsh, was issued this morning :
TEN o'CLoca.—His Excellency paced a good night, and
is much better this morning.
At four o'clock this afternoon the answer to inquiries
at the Castle was, " His Excellency continues in the
same state." _ _ .

Accounts have reached Dublin of the effect pro-
duced on popular feeling by the final reduction of the
Ist instant. There has, of course, been strong lan-
guage in the provincial prese,• but beyond the
verbal explosion, except in tile eases immediately
referred to, all has been tranquillity,, though its per-
manent existence cannot be guaranteed. The prin-
cipal outburst has taken place in the laud of turbulence
—Tipperary—in three places, ar.d all in the same
day. Cashel and Killeuaide vented their fury in
demonstrations, but Clonmel proceeded a step farther,
and plundered some fifty sacks of flour. In Castle-
connel, Limerick, there was a similar demonstration
accompanied with similar effects, but order was
restored. As soon as the able-bodied lists are made
out, and the necessary works ready, employment wid
recommence on a more limited and useful scale in
districts where the pressure on the ordinary labour
market is too great.
The city is in a state of excitement after the events
of last night. Every circle is busy in canvassing a
purely Mils row in the pillar room of the Rotunda.
A number of small traders and shopkeepers got up a
dinner to the captain and crew of the Victor. About
three hundred were present, and, among them, the
leaders of the Young Ireland party. The oratory
and fury, of course, fell to their lot, or rather, they
warped them. The original promoters of the '• ban-
quet' felt inaignaut at the monopoly, and the issue
was one of the most scandalous exhibitions in the
records even of the prize-ring. 'file pugilism was
general, though not good, there bring more lacerated
coats than contused noses. The Young trdsual party

are charged with having premeditated the nip ure ;
and their policy was eminently successful. One of
the stewards, like Prospero, broke hie wand and
quitted the room when Mr. Meagher ran close on the
line of disloyalty. Altogether, toe scene was, of its
kind, perfect ; out why the Young Ireland gentlemen
should have taken such pains to excite against them-
selves the full measure of unpopularity, can be ac-
counted for only by their extravagant vanity-sad folly.
They hare covered themselves with disgrace, and will
find it difficult to emerge again into the light of public
favour—such glimpses of it as they heretofore enjoyed.
As to the chief guest of the evenwg, Capt. Clark, ho
demeaned himself with much grace and good taste.
Ile had the good cense to hold himself apart from the
heated politics which impregnated the air, and, while
grateful for the honours paid to his own country, he
pleaded the existence of strong inter national relations
with England to bar the exercise of any language un-
becoming a neutral and a gentleman.

MURDER IN CLARC.—A savage murder was perpetrated
in this county on Saturday !mt. A !tumble man nom tl
DooFan, who some two years since became the purchaser of
the tntermt of an occupying tc net.: in a few acres of land,
was shot at from behind a hedge, and atter he had fader, tho
assassins fractured his scull turd ru: Larose. Two hot,,,
were robbed of arms on Sunday and Monday last, scar
Limerick.

MORE FOOD FI:011 THE STATr....—TIe Soathern Reporter
of esterday announces the are its], on that morning, sit the
Overmaun, from Newark, N.•w Jets. y, v ith a cargo of free
pros-hires'', clothing, &c. The PETRO journal mentions, that
of GOO persons tome tine since d setion:ed from the public
winks at Bantry, in that county, 250 are now dead.
VICARAOL or SCHULL.—The Bishop of Cork, Dr. Kyle,
has considerately promoted the nirani of tichul I to the vicar-
age vacant by the lamented davit of Dr. Trail!.

SCOTLAND.
EDINBUROII, MAY 5.

The reports of the county meetings ant furnish
proofs of hostility to the Marriage and Registration
Bills. At Forfar, the fount r measure was eondemned,
and, in reference to the latter, it was held that the pre-
sent system of regiatration was quite adequate if made
imperative. At Perth and Ayr, both were rejected.
I Atumti ies, their consideration was postponed until
111th inst., when a special meeting is to be held. The
leading counties may now, thcrefere, be considered as
having pronounced their deliverances, and it conse-
quently next falis to be inquired what value is attach-
able to their opinions. This may be judged, from the
feet that the country people have at their meetings
opposed nearly every important reform as regularly
as it has been attempted.

WALES.
THE CASE OF MEEDEIS ItE A MOELLER. tray Carmarthen,
was investigated by a jury oa hlouiley last. It will be re-
membered, Vat three childri n were found in a miserable
house at Llanhyther, hanging from a beam, quite dead.
They had been last seen alive in charge of their mother, who
could not be found. Esilence was gtven before the corn ...er
inducing a belief of the urotber's insanity. The inquiry was
adjourned. The unhappy culprit is in custody. She bad
wacdered over the mountains to the neighbourhood of Llau-
dewybrefe, about ten mi es away: she called at several
houses, mentioning that sit: was going to other places, but
taking different ifireetlous, whereby she, for a time, eluded
pursuit. She wen unknown, but people strongly suspected
that her mind was dersiusfed. On Monday, two per-ons
travelling on the mountains mar the parish of Cayo, finding
her to correspond in appearance with the ileacriptirn circu-
lated by the police, gave her iota custody. Bbe confessed
that she killed tits children.

PROVINCIAL.

...,...........
CHARGE Or MYRDER..—Yesterday, at the County Police
Court, Salford, a man named (here' Leech, a mechanic,
employed on the Manchester and Leeds Railway, was
charged with the murder of Fr-Anti. Deakin, a market
gardener, at Chorlter.-eurreHardy, LICIT Maneluster. When
the prisoner bad been put up, howeser, fur examination, his
attorney irked for a delay of • few minutes, thee he might
consult with his for more detailed instructieco. This delay
was granted, acd when the reamer eel put up again the
magistrate was told that all the whet-i.e.* in the erne had
left the court—a proceeding which Lai taken place, it
would appear, in consequence of a dispute between the coro-
ner and the magi-trate as to jurisdiction. The coroner is
Mr. W. 8. Rutter, clerk to the magistrate, and he had
threatened to commit every one of tee witnesses hot eta atl-
as.; I efore him at four o'clock iet the afternoon, tied though
it wee then oily twelve o'clock, they had kit the court in
order to reach Charlton (four miles) in time for tire ineutat.
The case was accordingly adjourned. The particulars of the
affair are these. The prisoner her pa a beerhatt-e at Choriton,
and on Wednesday afternoon the dicea•c,l, aiAl :..see other
men, were drinking at his house, and so re surly in-
tolics'ed, when some words occurred between the prisoner
and his wife, in the coulee of which he spieled an
opprobieue epithet to his wife. Drakin remonstrated wi'h
him, and said such lar.guage was unmanly, and on Leach
a,temptiag to strike her, he went betwurs them, and
challenged L .ach out to tight. Leach immediately upon
ti •le drew out a drawer 11-an the kitchen table, in which
same knives were kept, and selecting front ameeget them one
with a pointed blade, plucg,tl it into Oeskin's breast with
suck lute° that it pared through the right side of the heart,
and he died almost instantly. Tee prisoner is a tall, power-
ful man.
TORKSIIITIE.
Onn FELLOWS/111..-0a Tuesdav night lar, the 11, v. Dr.
' lienk, vicar of Leeds, the Rey. Tunas A Nlturot, incumbent
' of Trinity Church, Leeds, the Rev. Edward I.sekson, c:erk
in orders of the parish church of Leeds, end curate of St.
James's Church, and Mr. Alderman Dernton Luccoek, were
admitted members of the Grand Celtic' Order of Odd
Fellows, by the memhersnf the Lord Demme Lodge, usually
&seem:ling at the flee Hire Inn, Vicar-liine, Lied', but
which, on this special occasion, met in the Music Hall,
Leeds. The vicar of Leeds, and Alderman Lucccek, when
recently mayor of the boroegli, had provieusly been admitted
members of the Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows, the Rev.
Dr. Hoek beirg initiated at tire Jolly Sailor Lodge, as-
sembling in Meadow-lone, Leeds.
TESTIMONIAL TO THR EARL or ITAULROOD.—Upwards
of seven hundred guineas have been subscriued by the
gentlemen of the Bramham Moor Hunt, for the purpose of
presenting to the Earl of Harewood. the present mester of
the hunt, an ceuestrian portrait of Isis lordship. The sub-
seripti in was recently orisineetd, and is elpected to amount
to a thousand gelatin. Should the 1411:11 subscribed consi-
derably exceed the east of the portrait sod frame, an
engraving will be made for the subscriber.
CI:MM.:KLAN U.
A HINT TO Tot RISTS is given by the Carlisle Journal.
By the opecieg of the various railways in Cumberland and
Sir astmoreland (says that paper) most ready seers will be
given to the lakes and mount dos of these counties ; and the
feeilitits thus opened out will, we doubt not, be taken ad-
vantage of by thousands who meant before dreamed of the
joys of such a v:sit. From Carlisle, Unaware, the most
romantic of our lakes, may now he reached in little more
than an hour's ride; and from the Up of that lake the
" mighty Heleellen" may be climbed. by say one bale
in wind and stout in limb, with the law of only a few
home. A ride of less than three been will set the
traveller down amidst the calmer and tare softened
beauties of Windermere, the heart of the lake district.
Then, for the le neht of intending traveller renWiog in more
distant parts of the country, it may be refill to knew that
persons leaving London at 10 a.m., Liverpool at 3 p.m., and
Edinburgh at 5 a.m., may reach Milathorpe in time fee
Atkiteron*s mail-eerich at half-past seven, and Newby-bridge,
at the foot of Windermere Lake, at half-pat nine. the same
evening. There are now steamers plying daily on Winder-
mere ; and a new steamer is shortly to be started to run
from Rea Island te Fleetwood. The whole lake ilbtrict
may thus be travelled, with the utmost ease, in the course of
a very few days.
larr,reezat en

A RAGOBD SCHOOL 1: 1;;;.:177;t on toot in Plymouth.
The rsom selected for the purpose is csp.ble of holding 120
children, and disks sill be fitted up tir 100 to commence
with. Boys of any age, between five and sixteen years, will
be invited to come and receive free instruction is this school.
A local paper says :—" Everything of • sectarian character
will be carefully avoided. This is as it should be.
In so benevolent • work u that of amisay...uring to
raise the most degraded and the most miserable
of our population, we should all be permitted to partici-
pate. It is a labanr of love and charity that will bring its
blessing with it ; and we are pleased to know that the appli-
ances necessary fur carrying out the good work have been
procured from different sources, so ad to Iwo no doubt of
the wishes of the founders. It is intended °sly to try the
experiment with u boys' school at resod ; Mail that should
suety d, there is, we are sure, benevolesoelisdkient to en-
sure the permanent foundation of a similar school for girls.
Nothing is more wanting for the cbildnin of botl. sexes,
especially in those parts of the town whiSh Y° ritutNl near
Sutton Pool. There is there a main of fivinesnoe and cri-
minality which is appalling. and we twat ibis' this experi-
ment wdl prove beLeliCial. •
KENM

i/..eN DEATH Or MH.YriOADgOOX, Tan Co•C:I)TAN.
—An .LblatlCe of the uncertainty of life law just ~seamed at
Roam hter. Mr. A. Y. Broatituot, tLe stage-manager of the
theatre of that town, was engaged en Wednesday in matters
connected withhisbenefit, which wasappoiated to take place
on Monday next. He was apearently in his usual health
and spirits. when about noon he comphieticdof being unwell.
He was advised to proceed to the house of Dr. Ely, a short
distance from the theatre, which he did: The die•or's ser-
vant went up stairs to call bis master, and Dr. lily immedi-
ately came into the aurgerv, when he found the unfortunate
gentleman lying on the lisor, a corpse. An inquest was
field in the evening, and from the evidence of the medical
attendant it appeared that death atom frees, apoplexy.
NOH.FOLIi.
CANDlorerloi roe PAILLIAMENT.—We (Buy Post) un-
derstand that Edersict Coke, il•ti , And Anthonyr lianiond,
Esq., have consented to become candidates foe West Norfolk
at the next election.
SUSSE.N.
Tee Sevres Atten.tioLuott;an Sorr.vri held their first
meeting for the year, on Wednesday, at Shoreham. Tie
tnimliers first examined the 'absinth of New Shoreham,
which as our readers are aware is one ash* !heat specimens
of ecelesias.ical chiteeture In the county. The tower,
which gives importune,. and apieuresque appearance to tee
little town nestledround it, is suororted on very fine spe-
cial:l,s of the Ar.slo-Norman arch. The eharch was for-
merly of a cmcitorm shape, And peebebty entirely in the
es"
• 4, *err, wre.. •
t.r •
sec Awe f.. W r •
. is.. al a. saw, •

Anglo-Naos eV* lbw aim is now deatroyed, and the
choir aselail• dila low bra restored at some later period,
with the gelliesitia. After viewing the church, the party
ameinsleileft as Doi* Ina, when Colonel Davies having
nhen the • p written by the Rev. Mr. Mosey,
of 1 ,_ wan red, on the question of the poet.
Soo of as sweet. Roman city. The anther
having es Yr claims of Newingdon, in Kest,
Hastings and Pevensey, in Sussex, to be
the cite, sa=avrta that the latter place, from the
undoublei In parts of the made, must have
*wit thereat A sentisma next read an interesting
paper so simaittnetallaredi rings. Mr. M. A. Lower
produced seam pllna sad aarvey of the southern coast,
made theginnaldellenfte deecmt of the Armada,
"rowionileWilloPsems requiring defence. Mr. Blsouw
read a nninElM will* be had made frem the uport of a
comtnialin bud In !lilt to collect statistical informational
to thrturambellet Meek and agricultural produce of the
county its Os poplar of taxvion to carry on the war
sparest rallllll6 1110 driNtalant was very interesting, show-
ing the ses•gginelepllnts at that period, the great losses
this vsnariceelbsat atm the inroads of the sea, from
the mileariallisalsit.anurnin in the sheep, toe general
poverty ; triliewlr inability to cultivate the land.
After tie IV anslisr paper, the meeting was ad-
jouniedlnit ,I, at Chichester ; and the members
pro. eteit=misoreham Church, which has been
lately
MEX.
Mu. Waalleallaala Latill !Salta Tit a EL P.CrOB.S or
Mt I. DON pilki/dilf. Is is the new conservative can.
&date fee IN aapilanallakal of the borough, iu place of Mr.
Round, sir his Aqrssisi his Intention of retiring from
parliament It la ilasnared that Mr. Waddington will be
opposed lq • Sag madidste.

11En lialliltellTiCiaTßE.—The second appearance
of Jennablinkilift-belltwerpther triumph, as great u her
first —tbw mien% excellence on her
part, and 'on and delight on the part
of the from the anxiety and appro.
hensioe viiil 'file mast necessarily have felt on the first
night, * API.. MUNI umplete self-posse.ssion when she
link preptiM hindi Nisi fang ber first oar, Vl', dit elle,"
with week Mom mad firmness of voice, and a still
greater . She made " Quand jequittai la
Norma . e• of rich embellishment and
brilliant 7/0. isnonation of the character of
Alice is imatibi
bisetirul. Every scene is full of
traits of ra Zd , which act like magic on the
apt ctotcen atiebas of art which set description at
defiance. Ammar )metes evening, the continued accla-
mations of Op stews. OW the fall of the curtain brought
her three ammo on Vas stage, supported by Staudirl
and Itembflat Ils ea* her acknowledgments The
opera am lbas in representation than on
'1 uesday. ' whole second act of the ori-
ginal pew nini other curtailments are made,
yet the
It bMI very long. In some planes, par-
ticularly: gpl,, moves slowly and heavily, pro-
ducing
Limp
Inealimet and the scene of the zesuseitced
nuns (with* I bydgel of its striking sod unearthly I
character hp bag timosi into a oommsn-place ballet) ought
either to liababos ipt op with the sttentien to dramatic
effect Sat die Acadltnie Royok, or greatly I
abridged. ef tAe second set is peculiarly hard 1
upon Ai es het part of Isabella is thus' de-'
prised otegbeaubbibibp,, and rendered indeed unintelli-
gible. plebeboillant perfirraer exerts herself to do it
Justice t. asblida Mini sad Raging in h.:. principal scene in
the thireijlow.rerruly and deservedly applauded. On
the whole, fee performance of the opera is ex-
cellent; bra es* a degree of splendour which
we have eater um slip shed.

tie -Drama.
LiCISPL—A Wire was brought out here Let
night, end wThe oei Diemen ; or, Ono o'Clook,"
It is digital* • emeported by Mr. and Mrs. Keeley
to meet gift Moro ;.loot that this burleeipie deserved
so condi. • WA tin moderate share of applsuse
awarded loss to its intrinsic merits man to
'Mrs. E. impersonation of en Dalian boy
with eutito two or three clever songs sung
by hit'. ant lerable jokes on the tnpicv of the
day, rust sae some Ethiopians, the lore-sick
leader a vet, like his brethren of St. Jamie's,
hs " as snhappy white." These gentle-
Men .014 Dan Tucker," of which the
rijivrin :
re f=r Ida Monte.,
all we went is.
That *Man assa psi scenes and clever changes, toge-
ther wink wars very lapwasaa dissolving views, is all the
further gemill ma beselow on this piece, which we fear
will have bee • awe no.

• •
••AND CLERICAL NEWS.
Ossuary ampmescion, holden this morning, the Li-
lac ing -•• ' ado Ili, viz.—Master of Arta : Lord Vincent
lat •It • Wain Arc L. C. R. Irby, Rrnenore• R.
B. 11.7.1. Ct Oriel; R. 0. Lord
Credo Irate. Bachelor of Arta: W. H. ninny,
Wo WhenzWoreenter ; A. T. D. nobs*, 81.
Joni.; R. IL 6.04'5; U. U. Usr,greaTee. St. John's; C.
tiallt;*T.ak Brannen ; O. traitor. New Inn
law Mp Hall; Rev. J. Hodirson, Limon ; R.
Prong, W. Manor% A. H. 8111, T. Prlor, It. 0.
Tinny W.! Mr,' ail J. R. Moony, all of Christ Ch. ;
C. Tyliw. • , H. C. Leaver, and Mae Donald, scholar,
or Petaled*.
Yeetudialle &pr. IL Ha t, Bohan of Corpoa Christi, was
dewed s Pielillimay of that society, an. the dlo. of Exeter
foundation.

V truer. .i Par Was, B.C.L. has resigned the per-
petual cte . lrkti cbe. of Oxford; value, ; patron
W. l'ulsfasig.

senk,r
4 Cap-
! Lord
roron-

MILITARY.
R‘Viefaa..—MPt tillatanianib I. Geary and P. P. Mier,
with ma lat meagre mad eh." embarked miterday
slim they gen the apt& tree, ship for
in=fieilli‘a
kW and entwilidtatte Invalid , atatitZffitt
Calcutta.
iiessilin,netidiere sad three children died of
drieutrrY• of the detachments only twelve
men wove ; the remainder were mop .11 to the
Calt11:411 Ile 'theft dhetterge. Amcog theldther are
weer.' WI Wm, on the regiermte In shied they were
of Om trig divides f theof Mocelkee conquering army under
Zrrivilr Mil mere at the batia ks , FercorMur,
Mewl.

IWO

SPORTING.
. TATtiansuAL—Tinnaso•T.
, C Oa Of as largo a number of influntin appea-
. _b.. a Ike anisioneo mos respectable, and some little
...moo itlti Ilkittoted. Join Dub two cracks ran
• &an= warn Cossack nanny obtained by
ball* WM mad at a great Improvement on
Plooda7;an. mg sprung *boot ten points. The
eking uset ow milluse
M.: I.T I %Was (t); 6to 1 ZtinCorysirham
it i Rl= All Zeiltl=l" . t ati Mr.
(t) ; Id to ,
ile Ima Matnematialan
(t several Illanig; II liti (t) ; 40 to I that Os.
amain (14; 411109 0
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100 a en lingela
014.8.-414.11A:otent Lay Lift (t).
NEMila!filiCOND It EETINO (CONCIA.V.O.
MIMMING ME N MOAT MOUT.
D..,.....1 go-4 ea as Dora lot, Sto I nit Comack, 11 to I
Tt DO 1 lea Pat Tromp it 10 to I), 12 to 1 apt Inn
~„,,, , „., ~..,, V), 40 to I apt War Eagle, 40 to I
gi.
b stvi itliw° ( iiatrAir amtsdarmai.). toptonp%tr
Km ii lel osilHatt0780•01, 40 to I sat Mot
50 no
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• Manion of Eater ; Earls of Orford.
'fitralitroone ; Coast Bahian(; lorda
eq
,yam nentthtry, O. Mamas, F. Fitzroy ;
.
; Cot Woe, Capt. Rom, IL !be-
moan, M. Er i (*.Peel; Howl. G. Elton*. Low-
ther M. Prinss, Intoner, Pam, Gamble, %limn, R.
Nook O. H. /loom Lloyd, ft.
11namr. oEts at 90 mva. each, 5 ft. if de-
cimal. ' Ow Y.C.. (s robs, Sat veluto *45 oath
"US ". -. ' , ....4,117( lb Fran.sicz; 12.
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mr. (J. Dean) bolted
OIMINSO d Me IF thembyr-oid , 7st 710 ; low,
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NAVAL.
Drenter 1,414115. at., Cram A. C. Hey, sailed thin
clouting tar Mgt, IS, Corn. W. Ellis, arrived this morning
from Po Wee pie WE Glebe's, lb, Capt. K. H. Duo..
• ~:dereil• bp it ins restos with a complement of 830; Own.
Hall and erg NM seen se may be coaddered over eery, are
to bet bib Illia Joe.; which will be toe °Miner, Pima
ship du ' 4... ....... Cai otliedaolo.
Ezgbtytie
...., hired yederday, to be employed In
doing
The . ' tiedined that all artificers, before being en-
trust in • toolotaiare to be put oa trial for a fortaight,
instead of
rho ..v . =tett. 7.nd ebb droughtsmon, to be
lat., vi.e. pm.; I. LAIN leading man of shipwrights, to be
3rd moss =`
d cl, cl abeN/Ilhott ; and W. OOPS, ahlowncht, to be
_ ; 11. Ethan, tab drenglatetnan and waiter in
be M WM, Age A. Moore.
Ann* ' IL—Angelgimarra.—Lieutenants F. Slight, A.
T. Llo . is Ifirbssat to Dragon. Lieutenant and Com-
msader *Wog Master, J. Chambers ; Purser, T.
V.. Gould; J Idolise; Acting Assistant Burgeon, J. G.
Illampaili; - dasigast, IL M. Curry; Boatswain, J. Colyer,
and . rlenll to Dragon. Ambient -Surgeon., J. Peters
and 11. ... Irlt igra J. L. Truesdell (aetinej to Plymouth
llosp!int,i. - ealiiiiisaler, W. Moorman, to Howe. Master's
Aniistliai, .....? let=ilicL Clerks, G. D. Tibbald to
Avenger: J. *b
Clerk's Assistant, Y. Prank!.
to Victim.
... "19 6= teptting Impactors of Shipwrights,
S . Auger*it
M . .I. lath (1131671-• lieutenant of 1806, and
min ' AV& VS liiiiiipointed a naval eide.de.auup to the
game. is Illr Nein Willoughby, promoted. Capt. sir
George It. . - Es slasstion of cor N. Willoughby, aurceeds
Ce the WWI stbs-canig to the Queen. Sir Neehit, by
VT ili'rriT(llMll4 um Amur. ar OF ITS. OLD AND DISTINGUISHED
0171 f gtAilidrsa at the White Stephen Poynts, the
third who have died within ale tu.t few days.
Dec led • betersent In April, 1791 ; commander,
October, • , 1796. He commanded the Sole-
bay at the or • squadron in the Wret Indies In 1799,
and, what Iglia Ibiemptes, assisted at the drstrietlon
of the I HMI la 1810. He micceeded to his bag as
rear Lett vie-adtairal, July, 1990, and Wenn],
November, . ennese of Admiral Fords, the following
P SOW, gar :—dam. —l4m. of the Blue H. R. Glinn to be
Adm. of • bib be Itt,llon. Jame., bbrquis of This.
mond, or eplOoe ; Niee,-.ldm. R. Matson becomes
evilest. ; of the While Sir E. D. King, &CIL,
K.C.11. at the Kure, to be vier-edm. of the red
Vim • M. to be eice-adm. of the white ; and
Rev-Addo O. GB, to be vior-adrl of the blue;
Itear-Abn. Bea Ur W. Fitzroy,i.l.C.B., becomes the
seateat* ; Melba..
of the
the Bliwitig.
Nil:
DAT, =hi. t.t.ir
one of tbe y, to be rear.adm. of the white; tisA
Capt. E. giMlit, e rear-adm of the Mu The senior
mutain blabs Carib, GB. • By the pros;.otion ot Cap-
tain Hobe spostarisii newton Mt to the petramge of Lord
Auckland. bmilliflog officers have died bilge the romp.
Con and lMgsaYsr inst.
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