The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-15 00:00:00

MILITARY.

WOOLwlen, Jt*LT missionei officers and
mm belonging to t►e different battalion. of the Royal Artillery were
discharged from the regiment this day, principally on the ground of
ill-health, raw on temporary and others on permanent pensions.

SPORTING.

UTE 11P001, NO.
WEDNESDAT.—CEOXINTH STAKES of 25 sow. each, 10 ft
sod 30 added, for &yrs old, Est Mb : four, eat llb; flee, Bst 910 ; six
and aged, 94; mares, Ita. allowed Sibs. 14 mile. 10 Pubs.
Mr. Maitp's Soot:My (J. Evans) 1
Mr. A. Ja.nstone's Rowena (Cartwright) 2
Mr. Bainbridge's biory
Betting 6t04 on SAD tatty, who made all the ranting, and won by
20 lengths. Mary wasreetive, and did not get off. Bonin 2 m1n.14 see.
FREE HANDICAP of 10 soya each, 5 ft with .50 added, &c.
T.Y.C. 17 sato.

-11r7A. W. Hill's Burlesque, 7st (Taker) I
Mr. J. Lillian Spithead, 7st 31b ...... ." .(W Abdale) 2
Mr. Walter's Radcliffe, 7st 41k ............... 3
Reliant : to 3 apt &pithead, 5 to 1 apt Radeliffe, 6 to I agst
Dmisie it (ant, 7 to 1 agst Secutulus, and 10 to 1 apt any other. &pit-
head and Ssetiados cut out the work, waited ou by Burlesque and
Radcliffe, to the OAP, where Securidus gave way cod Burlesque join-
ing Spithcad quitted him in a few strides, cad won by a length. Se-
cuadua was fourth, and Glens/telt fifth. Rua in 51 Ws.
Kilmer( STAKES of 25 sons. each, with 50 added, for
2-yr.olda; colts, fist 7lb fWia, fist Cb. T.Y.C. 20 subs.
Mr. B. Green's Assault (Edwards I
Mr. Pedley's Tumuli (Templeman 2
Iced Warwick's Lahore
Mr. Irwin's King of Kildare (Murphy,. 4
Lord Stanley's Fandango (P. Butler 5
Mr. W. Jones's Tim Bobbin (Marlow 6
Betting: 7 to 2 on Arsault, who made all the tunadng, and won in a
inter by a length. Run In 55 secs.
BICKLRETAFFE STAKES of 100 eon. each, 64.—Bowstring
Is needed to walk over.—Let racing.
Cue Barri:ea.—St° 1 apt Pie.nie (0, 6 to 1 agst Conjuror,
10 to 1 apt Plaudit, 12 to 1 apt Quadruped, 12 W I apt Inheritress,
12 tel 1 apt Camera Mecum (t).
LIVERPOOL Sy. Leoaa.-2 to 1 on Van Tromp.
GOODWOOD CUP.-1.00 to 40 laid agst The Hero and 100
era on the field apt him, Dulcet, and Rep.
CRICKET.

THE MAITLEBONI CLUB AND GROUND U. CAMBRIDOE
Tc.nrx AND Coorry CLulE—Thls Meta terminated in the defeat of
Cambridge by 17 nuts. The laid more Mood thus

Bayley, b Arnold
Clarke c Driver, b Arn01d............ U s lisyward, b Boning
Hillvei, e King, b Penner
A. Ilaygartb, Esq., b Arnold 1 b Diver
Sewell, b Arnold e Boning, b Diver
C. Ersom, Foq , b Diver
Dean, b Arnold „.. e Boning, b Arnold
J. Walker, Ent., b Dean . ... 1 Ibw, b Arnold
Hon. Col. Liddell, b Amir.. ........ not oat II
A. K. George, Paq, 284 mit . . ..... b Bell
E. H. Ilartopp, Esi.,l Una b Diver 0
Byre, 13• wide (Arnal, I ; Byes, 4; wide (Diver
Fenner, 1 ; Dine, 1), 7 ......... 10 1, Arnold 3, Ring-
wood 2), 8

Bowing, b Clarke
Arnold, ion oot
Penner, a Walker, b Clarke
Cornwell, e and b Bayley
R. T. King, Pp., b Dean. ......... __. . 30 c ILaygartl7, b Dean 0
O. C. Pall, faq., 0 George, 17
B• 7141 e and b Dean
Direr, e Erman, It 111117 t
Hayward. 17 Dean l7 Hillyer 7
Be b Hillyer
Blngwocd, Ibw, 0 Dem ........... not oat 0
Prior, not oat --.—..... b Dean I
Byes -- Byes 4

Matto Enttlltacncr.
EQUITY COURTS.
_Before the Lord Chancellor...

Is as DYCZ SONIIiiET A f. l; A M . Rolt laid a
patition was presented to his lordship on behalf of the lunatic,
stating that, in the opinions of several persons in whose so-
ciety the lunatic had been liviag for the last year, he was
perfectly capable of managing his affairs ; that the eircum-
stances of his property in the East Indies required his per-
sonal attention, and he was desirous to go there for the pur-
pose, &c. The petition prayed his lordship to direct a re-
examination of the lunatic by the medical gentlemen who
had examined him last year.—The Lord Chancellor asked
whether the lunatic was in England Rolt said he
believed he was at present in Boulogne, as he observed it
stated in his instructions that he would be able to attend for
re-examination in 48 hours after an order for that purpose
was issued. He had some affidavits in support of the petition.
Mr. Lancelot Shadwell said he was with Mr. Rolt in support
of the petition. The prayer of it was to the same effict as
the one presented last year —The Lord Chancellor was un-
derstood to say he would take the petition and affidavits and
read them. (It wu impossible to hear his lordship distinctly.)
—Mr. Bethel, on behalf of the committee of the/person (Mrs.
Dyce Sombre) said the petition did not differ materially from
that which was presented list year. He deprecated the
putting the lunatic's estate to such unnecessary expense, and
was proceeding to make observations on the contents of the
petition, when the Lord Chancellor said he had already dis-
posed of the matter for the present, and desired the registrar
to all the next case.

OLA2OOI'I AND OTHERS T. LAND AND OTHERS.-0031-
PETITION BETWEEN THE HOLDERS OP A BOTTONRY BOND
AND A PRIOR MORTGAGE OP A SHIP.-Thiß WU an appeal
front a decree of Vice-Chancellor Knigkt Bruce upon

the following facts. In 1835, Mr' John Oglliie,
owner of the ship Margaret Ogilvie, entered into a
charter party with Mr. Stewart Ker, on behalf of
the firm of Frichard, Ker, and Co., of Rio de Janeiro,
by which the ship was to take a cargo for the affnightese
from the Clyde to Rio, and another cargo themes to a pectin
the Mediterranean at 41. per ton. 3001. of the tide* mai te
be paid in Clyde, and the remainder at the poet of Way
and delivering, not exceeding 1001. at a time. The 3001. was
paid in Clyde on the 25th Sept, 1835, by Mr. John Levy, as
agent there for Ker and Co. In the October following J.
Ogilvie being indebted to the Messrs. Glascott, to Mews,
Pearce, solicitors in London. and two other firms, executed
to the Glascotts, on behalf of all these creditors, a bill oleo's
of the ship and of all freights, charter parties, &c., subjeet
redemption on ;payment of the debts with interest on the 31M
March, 1836. The bill of sale was duly entered in the slaip'a re-
gister, and the firm of Ker and Co. had notice of it before any
more money than the 300/. wu advanced by them in rerpeet
of freight. Their agent, Levy, however, advanced 2641. ft
expenses of the ship before she sailed from Clyde. The ebb
sailed for Rio in January, 1836, and sailed from thence nib
a new cargo in May, and arrived at Trieste in October the
same year. Ker and Co. had paid for her port dues and re-
visions in Rio 2621. The total amount of the freigkt date
ship, after delivering her cargo at Trieste, was 7901. The
agents of Mews. Glascott at Trieste had notice of the bill
of sale, and in unuance of instructions sent to them to tab
possession of the ship and receive the freight, they saw
notice of the claim to the agents there of Ker and Co. Oa
the arrival of the ship in London, in January, 1837, O.
cott and Ce. took possession of her and sold her for Leoes.
and they also received 3001. for freight of the esrgo fres
Trieste. The firm of Ker and Co. having set up their claim
under a bottomry bond executed to them by the captain at
Trieste to secure advances of money made there for the ship, the
Messrs. Gloascott filed a bill for having the bottomry Mad
delivered up to be cancelled, and for an injunction against
any suit in the Admiralty Court to enforce it. That intrj
lion we, granted at the Rolls. The Vice-Chancellor
of opinion, on the hearing of the canoe, that the moneys -
vaned at Trieste were not indispensably necessary, made a
decree for delivering up the bottomry bond to be cancelled.
—The Lord Chancellor said he would deliver his judgment
next Saturday.