The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-24 00:00:00

MILITARY.

CHELSEA HOIPITAL.—HiS Grace the Comrcander-in-
Chief h..a conferred the HOT. rnorship of this establishment on
General Sr Colin lialkett ; and Sir Andrew Barnard Las
received the appointment of deputy governor, vice lialkett.
HOTAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, Nov. 14.—Gut:aura AND
SCINDI PRIZE MONET. —N,TCS IS given, in las. Light's
Gazette, that the unclaimed shares of the prise money for
the capture of Ghuxnee in July 1839, oa account of the 181
Dragoons and 13th Foot; and for the captures in Lower
B:inde in 1843, under Gen. Sir Charles J. Napier, G C B ,
oa account of the 41st Regiment (only), will be payable at
this hospital on and after the 3rd of December next, between
•he hours of eleven aid two o'clock.—F. E. noun, pro
Secretary.
ROYAL ENOINEERS.—Cipt.A.Bratty leftQuelorc early this
month far England, his period of foreign arnica haling ex.
pired ; Capt. R. 8. Bretton, from Monter at, Las been ordered
to relieve him at Quebec. Lieut.-Col. C. 0. B:reatteild,
Capt T. L. J. Gallwey, and Lieu*. A. R. V. Crease, have
reported themselves. at Montreal, the hearequartere et the
corps in Canada, from Ecgland. Lieut.-Col. C. 0. &Teat-
Mid has bean appointed to take the command at Toronto.
Capt. Gallwey is steri.ned at Montreal. Lieut. Crease has
been crdered to proceed to Toronto, and Lieut. G. F. Dm-
on to Bytown. Capt. 8. Freeth has left Montreal fir
Toronto. Lieut. Feeley has been ordered to proceed to Bs r-
made from the survey in Canada, and to be replaced in
that duty by Lieut. Murray. Capt. Ord will embark in the
Hosed for the coast of Africa. Sierra Lecne, &c., for the
duty he is ordered upon. Cap'. R. Moody has been ordered
to pin forthwith the Ch (ham garrison. Capt. 11. C. B.
Wody arrived at (leathern on the 2let inst., to reeplern
Capt. U. St. °cora' Ord, who is appointed to a comtnaud in
the Mediterranean.—British Army Deapa GA.
(From lost Edith"' Gazette.)
N0v.21.

2nd Regt. of Life Gds.-0. IL En: it7y, gent., tokens. and sub-lieut.,
by pur., vice Heald, who ret.; A. 8. Lents.; gent., to be cor. nod
sub-Ileut., by per, rime:Arm, who roc
2nd Drag. gint, to be oar., by pur., vice Price, pro-
tected.
Ist Inesto.--11. gyre*, pent.. to be cur., by pur., vice Ihiretiport,
promoted.
nth Drags.—Lieut. F.. PIOBTN, from 34th F., to be lieut., vice Den-
iibieun who each.; J. L. Pesusr, gent., to be cor., by our., s ice
sir E. h. Hutchinson, prom.
9tii Light Urage.—A. 8. Youtin, gent., to be cor., by put., rim Uunl,
iinimoted.
11th Light I)ragv.—W. D. N. Isms, gent., to be cor., by put., vice

t site, prom.
12' it lA. Dr:4o.--B. 11. 11. TAIIY, gent., to beam., by pur., vice Whit
garden, prom.
ffet. loftier Lids.—Ens. and Lieut. the lion. W. P. ticsaLerr, to be
lieut. and c mt., by pur., vice Lord It. T. IL Uedl, who ret.; S. L.
W. D. Dunn., gent, to be ens. and lieut., by per., vice ficarletL
2nd ger. of E.—C. ‘;11.1444, gent., t.. be ens., by pur.. vice Weir, prom.
Izth I.—J. L. WI Lair, gent., to be ens., without pur., vice =brook,
app. to the 24th
17th F.—lt. CIitUT,III.IIT, gent., to be Mt. withotat pur., vice IlePher-
eon, app to the htla Y.
19th V.—LAent. C. amass, Qom the 3 tic Y., to he lieut., vice Cecil.
ane,
24th Y.—J. T. Torre, gent., to be tns., without per., vice Nippon,
prom.
27th Y.—J. D. DOWNINO, gent., to be ens., by pur., vice Brine, who
rein

3lst Cadet 11. W. Cumote,, to be ens., without pur., vice
Button, app. to 614 P.
34th I.—Lieut, H. Dammwrocet, from 6th Naga, to be lieut., vice
("Tulip], who each. ; P 11. MA •1.11, g' ht., to be Cod., by pur., Moo
Steuart, prom. ; A. T. L Cu MUM, gest., to be ens., by pur., rice
Peel, prom.
37th I0.—(1. W. SAVAGE, rot., to be ens., without pur., nice Jackstm,
pomoted.
Soth E. liINO, Mt., to be ens., by pur.
3ith F.—L'eut. I'. U. it. Laus, from the blot F., to be lieut., nice
Wright, who each.; tient. Cadet W. F. hamar, to be ens., with-
out pur., Moe Plemank, prom.
33M HANNAY, gent., to be CTIS., by pur., nee Cunningham,
who mtg. . . .

Guth E.—)t. W. Thome tn. trent., to be we. bent,, without pur., Hoc
Vanden, cashiered by the sentence of e geocrul court martin:.
Vhtli F.—Lieut.-Col li. et. Pumuiv., from h..p. unidt. to be lieut.-
col., vice B. Twoprny, who exch.; Major W. lismixon, to be lieut.-
col , by par., vice Ctitalpf,, who TM; Capt. 11. 11,41111.70 a, to be
Maj r, by pur., vice W. Hamilton; Lieut. G. A. I.OOKIJART, to be
unit., by pur., vice iliminan; En.. J. S. F. Dies, to be lieut., by
pur., vice Lackher.; A. C. Boon, gent., to be enc, by pur., vice
Dick.

81;11.--Lieut. A. W 111611; from Sith F., to be lieut, vice Lake, who
exchanges.
Pith F.—Y. I (mom, gent., to be ens., by put., vice Harwell, prom.
bath Y.—Gent. Cadet J. W. BOND to be ens., without pur., vice Lewis,
prom.
91wl F. —Maiir M. K. ATH6IIII t be 'lout by pur., vice Forbes,
who rein ; BleV..M.Or A. 1. lANAOIART to be DI ijor, by pur., vice
Atherley; Lieut. IL Seerr, to be rapt., by pur., vice Lockhart ;
Ene. J.ll. Pr. Joni, to be lieut., by pur., vice Scott.
93rd P.—s. M. Cteant,igent., to be Cllll4 by pur., vice Young, prom.
Srd West India o be Eng. without Pnr.-0. Cots, gent, vim
Marley, prom.; 11. LeJun, pat., vice gurnell, drawled.
AlelllltiLLTY,Nov. Rt.
. .

Corp of Royal Mariner.—Copt. and ti-i;:SEIjor J. Montour to be
lieut.-oot , rice Lient..ooL W. T..tylor, dea ; First Lieut. and Mr.
W. F. F,xrra to be capt., vice Aabtoore. prom. ; eve. Lieut. W. 1•.
Briaux to be 9-et lieut., rice koir.e, permuted.

SPORTING.

LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING—THURSDAY.
SELLING HURDLE STALER of 6 son. each, with 26 added.
Two miles. ;.5 subs.)
Mr. J. Cundran's The Irish Atnbssaadar, 3 yrs, get 31b (Ryan) 1
Lord Lumen's Fobritty, list blb (Magee) 2
Mr. Cotereaces The Witch, 6 are, list Blb (Wainwright) 0
Mr. 1-',..wler's The Premier, 5 tni, i let 51i (Fowler) fell
Mr. Temyest's Pegasus, aged, list Alb (Archer) fell
Betting: 6 to 2 apt The Pr mier, 4 ra 1 eacli agit Am•
b.ssador, Sobri.ty, and The Witch. Won by two lentils
cleverly.
Sutiow HANDICAP of 16 son. each, 10 ft, and 100 added.
Once round and a dia. (39 subs, 21 of whom paid 3 sops.
each.)
Mr. Johnson's Priest:ea% 3 yrs, 64 1I lb (Arnold) 1
Mr. Meesm's The Dart, aged, 8d 71b (Whitehouse) 2
Meting : 6 to 2 art Mantle. 3 to I &get Priestesa, 6 to 1
agtt Hirst, 6to 1 agst Little Queen, 8 to 1 awe. Didebury.
Priestese made phis for thtee•quart. rs of a mile and then
gave way to Little Queen, who led to the distance, where
Priestf-ss tech up the ranOieg, and won by half a length;
Diflsoury third. The Duchess fourth, and Erect fifth.
Somme HANDICAP of 3 son each, and 20 added; second
t) sale his stake. Half a mile. (13 subs.)
Mr. Lard's Caulibkner, 4 yrs, 74 bulb (Escott) I
Mr. Wilkin's Magic Wand. 2 yrs, 54 Sib (Osborne) 2
AINTREE PLATE of 301., added to a swespatabin of 6 soya
each. Heat, ones round and a dia. (6 tubs.)
Mr. Condron's Peasant Old, S Fes, on Sib ..(E. Kellpl 0 1 1
Mr. (*boyar's Mes,liarn, 4 )rs, at 6lb (brans I 3 2
Capt. E. Hawcatrea Wee Mickey, 4 yn, 91b (Maley 0 0 3
Mr. Mriki..m's Polonaise, 3 yrs, 7st 4th (Arnold) 0 2 dr
Mr. Parr's llebe, 3 frit, tel 131 b
Mr. Ratersan's La Noleuse, 3 yn, 7st 61b (Charlton) odr
The lint heat was won by halt a 'mirth, the second 14
about a length ani a LAI, and the third cleverly.

BRIGHTON AUTUMN MEETING—THURSDAY.
HURDLE RACE of 3 son eaeb, with 20 added, for all
ages, list 7th each, the winner to be sold for 150 sow, and
allowiu.c..l it to be sold for less. °foams@ riders. New
course. . .

Mr. Drew's Master Murray, eyed, Ilet (Mr. Allen) I
Mr. Hakim*. lam, aged, list 41b (Owner) 2
Mr. Huteon's gr in (pedigree unknown), aged, I let iirk:n...ner)
Mr. Rickman in Sarah Sykes, aged, list 41b ...(Mr.
Won by three lengths ; the winner claimed.
fiwaniestuitits of 3 sous each, with 26 added,
l2et enca, the winner t, be add for 160 le,vs, if demanded,
&c and alleretces if to be so!d f.r lese. Gentleman riders.
Heats. new mune.
Mr. Drew's Mast, r Murray, aged, list 710 (Mr. Allen) I
Mr. Burges,'• Red Doe, 4 yea, list 710 (Capt. Thomas) 0
Mr. Patiaon in Buckle,'. yes, let 710 ((Dopt. Pettat) 2
Mr. Wilkins', Ima, aged, (let 71b
Mr. H. Bethune ns The Prince, aged, 12st..(Mr Bethune 0
Mr. Verralls Ctmsman, aged I let 710 (Mr. Cameron 0
Mr. Chichester's Unknown, iht 71b (Mr. 0
Mr. liardcattle's Re-cue, aged, list 71b...(Mr. Mich.m• 3
The first heat won by two lengths, sod the mooed by three.
GARRISON &Lutes of 5 eons each for three-year-o:da,
9st ; four, 100 ; lire and upward.. lOst 7th. 1 stile.
Mr. Chi-heater's Ridiculus Mary aged (Owner) 1
Mr. Middleton's Busy-loot, 3 yes (Omer)
Mr. Goff', Itoecommon, aged . „ )Owner) 3
Capt. Knight', The Despised —....- ...... ..... (Owner 4
Mr. Dowbiggatis Jane, aged (Owner)
Wei by tbros kerb.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Her Maje.ty's wg hounds, bi- nd►y, Olden 8.11,
Bracknell; Wsdnesday, Hanna Toll gate; Friday,
linadoa-- at IL
Berl Fitaw:lliasn's hounds, Monday, Wasbingley ; Wed-
nesday, Titebroarsh ; Friday, Waleotlark—at 10.

Mr. A. Smith's hounds, Monday, Clatford °Acute ; Tues-
day, Manningford ; Wednesday, Wherwall-wood ; Thurs-
day, Wllster-woad ; Friday, South Grove ; Saftuday, Spas-
rrrell--at 11
Duke of Beaufort's hounds. Monday, Cauleot; Widnes-
roc
day,ks. Stoke-park ; Thursday, Hullarington ; Saturday, Vale-
B. V. if., Monday, Idarslacoppiee--at half-past 11.
Brighton harriers, Monday, Petcham ; Wednesday, Thun-
der's Barrow; Friday, Dyke—at a quarter to 11.
Brookside harriers, lloeday, Newmarket-hill; Thursday,
Telicombe Tye—at kalf-past 10.
Crawl!), and Horsham hounds, Monday, llohnbush-lodge;
Friday, Horsham- pate—at a quarter to 11.
Lord Redesdaleds bounds, Monday, Heythrop ; Weds's-
day, Adltstrop-eate ; Friday, Tangley ; Saturday, Kidding-
ton-gate—at half past 10.
/dr. Giles's bounds, Monday, Newout-wood ; Friday, So.
men' Arms, Eistnor—at halt pato 10.
Warsrickahlre hounds, Monday, }lepton-maths Hill;
Tuesday, Mithrd-bridge; Thursday, Compton Verney;
Friday, Church Tyson—at half.paat 10.
Herefordshire hounds, Tuesday, Barrington ; Friday,
Mynde-park.
Woreerenhire hounds, Tuesday, Grafton-wood ; Friday,
Bredon-hill—at half-past 10.
Ludlow hounds, Wedanday, Stanton Lacy; Saturday,
Bedstone—at 10.
Ease= and Suffolk hounds, Tu, edsy, Donyland-heath ;
Friday, Flowthabrook—at half-past 10.
Mr. Lumley's bounda, Monday, ; Tates lay,
Sandbeck-park ; Thursday, Park-lase; Friday, Grove—at
half-put 10.
The Brsmham-moor hounds, Monday, B udsey ; Wed-
neAday, Gsteroch—at 11; Friday, Bicki rton bar—at half-
past 10.
Raiford holies, Monday, Langwith-lodg, ; Tuesday,
Upton tillage; Thursday, Cxking-moor;; Saturday, Clif-
stone—at half-past 10.
Lord Yuboreinith's hounds, Monday. Usulby-houee ;
Wednesday, Swallow Village; Friday, Blyborough-hall—
at

Lord Henry Bentinck's hounds, Monday, Hammel' ;
Tuesdly, Panton ; Wednesday, Noston ; Thursday, Fitkeee
ton Lungwcod ; Friday, Witktnby ; Batarday, Baghshall
—at 11.

Bir Tattoa Sykes's hounds, Monday, Harrowby-hill-top ;
Wadoesday. Lettriagtou Beacon ; Friday, Thorpe-house—
at half-past 10.
Hol.deruess hsunds, Monday, Tiekton ; Tuesday, Kiln-
wick Percy ; Thunday, Lawthorpe-lodge ; Saturday,
ton New Inn—at a quarter to 11.
The Cheshire hounds, Monday, Bacon ; Tuesday, Ap-
pleton ; Thursday, Oulton•park ; Saturday, Duaham—at
half-past 10.
Sir W. W. Wyon's hounds, Monday, Tivemlowa ; Wed-
nesday, Iseoyd ; Thursday, As ; Saturday, Chirk—at
half-past 10.
Shroeshira hounds, Monday, Caughlen Wcdue,day,
High Email ; Friday, Chatferd--at a quarter to 11.
Mr. M. Ingram 's hounds. Monday, Eton-wood ; Thum.
day, Catton ; Saturday, Wichnor-park—at a quarter to 11.
Sir IL Sutyn's hounds, Monday, Wilton ; Tuesday,
Bardon-hiil ; Wetitisday, Sunaey-park ; Thursday, Loseby-
hall, at 11 ; Saturday, Ratcliffe—at half-past 11.