The Express.
London, England, 1853-09-08 00:00:00

CLERICAL.

The Hon. and Rev. John Horatio Nelson, clerk, has been
Instituted to the Rectory of Trimley, Bt. Mary, in Suffolk,
on the presentation of her Most Oraeions Majesty the
Queen._

The Rev. H. Bellaire, M.A., Rector of Bedwerth, War.
wickshirs, to an Honorary Canonry in Worcester
Cathatiral.

The Rev. H. B. Balloeke, M.A., to the Vicarege of
Mudyee, CornwalL Patios, tho Bishop of uster.
The Hey. F. W. Collies, 8.D., to the &story of Mu-
wood, Devout. Pattow, Bt. John's College, Cambridge.
The Row. H. J. Davis, Vicar of Hamra Claio and Lion-
' mind, to the °Sae of Surrogate.
The Rev. T. B. &Ma, Fellow sad Tutor of Lin-
coln College, o:ford, to be Professor of Pastoral Theology
at Queen's College, Birmingham.
The Boy. H Evans, jun., 8.A., to the &elm of Erin.
mar Mildeaall, Suffolk.
Tito Rev. H. H. Higgings, of Liverpool, to be Chaplain
of the tiainbill Luaatie Asylum, Lammehlro.
The it... F. Hocken, M.A., to the Reetaries of Phil's&
sad Owithian, Cornwall.
The Rev. D. Parry, M.A., to the loomobsocy of Mugs*
Pboishin.

TM RiV. C. R. Rowlett, MA., to the Vieersie of West
Thurroek, Raeford, Essex.
The Rev. T. Smith, RA., to the loeumbesey of Ossiog-
too, now Newark.
The Rev. J. Sowter, 8.A., to be Chaplain of the new
Bows: Lunatic Asylum, Brentwood.
The BAT. G. Stemma, M.A., to the Incumbency of All
Relate, Newmarket.

The Rev. R. Thring, M.A., Fellow of King's College,
Cambridge, to be Read Muter of Uppingham Oranunar
School._ -

TiCßer. J. S. Utterton, M.A., Beater of Cab:mune,
Isk of Wight, to the Vicarage of Farnham.
The Bev. F. Wheeler, M A., Perpetual Citrate of St.
Chad* Lichfield, to the Vicarage of Bambara, near
Rugby. Patrols, the Bishop of Lichfield.

NAVAL.

ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 7.—ArrOINTIIV4TB.—Maater
M. E. Greet, to Dart ; Second Master M. H. Harvey, to
DolyAist; &mad Mentor W. C. Bark, to Frame; Sur-
goon M. Thomism to St. George.
Poiremoura, Sarr. 7.—The Board of Admiralty
at preasat oa a visit to this port, embarked at the Sally
Port landing place this morning, and proceeded on board
the Victory, flag-ship of the Commander-in-Chief, remain.
log on board nearly an hour, the Admiralty flag flying at
the misen of the Vinery the while. Their lordships wit-
nessed some exercise of the newly entered men at the
gunnery practise, to. From the Victory they crossed over
to the Gosport aide, visiting Resist Hospital, Clarence
Victualling-yard, and the Marine Barracks at Foster. This
evening their lordships entertain • larp party at the
George Hotel. The Victoria and Albert, Fairy, Barracouta,
Black Emile, and Banshee, steam vessel, returned to this
port to-day from Holyhead, where they had been in attend- 1
sues on ber Majesty. The Vivid, steam-vessel, arrived this
morning from the eastward. The Blenheim, GO, screw
steamship, is expected to go to sea on Saturday.
DEVORPORT, SEPT'. 7.—The Leander, Captain
St. Vincent King, having discharged her powder, came into
harbour on Monday for the purpose of having the tempo-
tary cabins fitted up for Lord Ellesmere and suite removed,
and to refit for service. She will be paid wages this week.
The llsedalus, Captain Wellesley, discharged her pow.: -r
mad shell and tame into harbour yesterday to be paid ulf.
Captain Warden is to recommission the Ajax steam shi_p, to
be paid off as a steam guard-ship at this port. The Rim-
damanthus, J. Belem, master, which brought marine artil-
lery from Woolwich on Sunday, having disembarked them,
left for the eastward on Monday e,rning. The St. Jean
trAcre, Capt. the Hon. H. Keppel, is to join the Channel
fleet at Queenstown.

COUNTY ELEcrloNs.—After the first day of neat
moth, by an set of the late session, for counties is
to be caulked to one day, from '3 till 6