The Express.
London, England, 1853-08-13 00:00:00

STAINED, BItILLIANTCOT, AND OTHER

GLUM LOUVRES MADE TO CORRESPOND WITII DESIGN OF WINDOW.

Pine Pits, and all Botanical pueposes, it will be found invaluable; ss the
alti°tthhe°samumse time excluding all wet. It will be found moot advantageous to use these
aglnalintletbeitoorsussf airtit6fplK:aceth:infiltb:delksTeragVesbotiele loaththreeurserfoer:°lbesiteere,nhgthuMualate7l:effeating a considerable saving of expense, as they do not get out of order, and eon be
owed at as angle that will enure a perfect current of air passing over the wrote interior, dispersing all smoke and vapours. It alto has th
sdventage of being adjusted so that any pcetlon of the louvres can be made fixtures at pleasure, while the others are in use, which is done by
detaching the Meer, ,roan the rod.

This Ventilator protium the only true system of ventilation; is opened or closed with ease; can be fitted into metal salter, or stone
mullions U requited. It his been adopted at many Banking Houses, Hotels, Public Buildings, Warehouses, Stc., with perfat moms.

SHOPKEEPERS AND OTHERB.—HoId a glass jar over a gaslight; It instantly fills with steam ; and where *meal gaslights are twain,
Humus* of Wow ma given (din one night, which injures health, and destroys delicate Atkins and colours. The Remedy—

eircrearone szKrottos WORKS, ST. JASIEWS WALK, CLERNENIVELL
Omen and Sows Closk Makers to ins Hos. Board of Ordnance, the Read= Government, and the Emperor of China.
Yeirnracroat : 33 and 39, CLERKENWELL CLOSZ, LONDON.

Number or Mach and Turret Oaks made, HO ; ditto House Clocks, 10,000.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE—Friday, Aug. 12.

BUCKINGHAM PALACE, A uo. S.
This day had audience or her Majesty, hi. Royal Highness the
Crown Prince of Wurtemberg and her Imperial Mightier the Crown
Pr:noess. Their Royal and Imperial Highnesses were attended by
the Baron de Bruonow, Envoy Extraordinaarry and Mirdater Plenipo
tentiery of his M jesty the Emperor of Rims* to which audience
their Royal and Imperial Highnesses were Introduced by the Earl
of Clarendon, ILO., her Majesty's Secretary of State for Foftigo
Aram

BPCKINCHIAIId PALACE. Are. S.
rile Queen was this day pleased to confer the honour of knighthood
upon John Lobes, Esq., and FALS.. Physician to h.' •
tdajesty's Huivehold, and Physician Extraordinary to b'a Royal
Mgluaus Pilate Albert.

Skein, Bath.street, Shorediteb. drug grinders -A. Pilon and t.
Aujard, Goldenosquare, Bt. James's, perfumers—John Umbert,lnha
Wilbert, jun., and James Lambert, Scettisham, Norfolk, drapers, so
far as regards John Lambert, sen.—H. Harrison and N. J. Neale,
Tabernacle-square, Vlnsbury, common brewers—W. Stacy and W.
Yowler. Cranbourne-stre, t, Leicester-square, batters—B. Padget, J.
Gornernall, and T. Gil, Wakefield. Yorkshire, brisk makers, so tar as
regards J. Gomersall—W. R. Mellor and J. S. Mr* Manchester,
commission ag seta—John Slater, jun., and James slater. Ashton.
under ' Lyne, Lancashire, corn dealers—T. Richardson, E. Hilton, and
R. Haw' horn Hlagdon, Durham, and Newcastle-upon-Isar, chewiest
manufacturers—D. Hedges and W. Gough, Marrow-road, Padding.
ton, home factors—J. S. Blease and 11. Greenlitim, Lirerposl,
auctioneera—Eleanor Duggan and W. Miskin, Shad Thames and
Tno!eywtreet, clay merchants—C. Muir and W. M'Clurc, Greenock,
writers.

BUCKINGHAM PALACE, Auo. B.
The Queen WAS title day plt reed to confer the honour of Knight.
hood upon Jena Lomax Bard*ley, E_ q., M.D., of Manchester.

WEITEnALL, Aro. 10.
The Queen has been pleased to appoint Francis Earl of Wemyen
and Ilan* to be Lienternnt and Sheriff Principal of the elute of
Peebles. in the room of Fraud, Earl of Wanyes and Mercb, de.
Fad

SCOTCII SEQUESTRATIONS.
JOHN WOOD, F.dinburgb, writer, Aug. ID and Sept. 16, at Steecoson's
Sale Rome, Edinburgh.
Roam POINULY, Punkin. near Edinburgh, antler, Aug. IS and Sept.
8, at the Ship Hotel, Edinburgh.

&SIPPING INTELLIOBNCII.

WAR-OFFICE, Aro. 12.
10th Regiment of Light Dragoons —Alfred Wall Goodell, gent., to be
cornet, by purchase, vice Dyne, promoted.
14th Light Dragoona.—Cornet Henry Topham Clements to be lieu-
tenant, by purchase, vice the Honourable R. Walet Chetwynd,
who retiree.
16th Light Dragoons.—James Stewart, gent., be cornet, by pus.
chase, vice the Honourable Hugh Rowley, who retires.
12tb Regiment of ',wt.—John Warren, gent., to be cosign, by pur-
chase, rice Clutterbuck, appointed to 03 63rd Foot.
113th Foot.—Ensign William James Hales to be lieutenant, without
parcbate, vice Lillie, deceased.
24th Yuot.—Robert Chamvion Streatfield, gent., to be ensign, by pur.
chase, vice Turner, whose appointment was cancelled In the Gazette
of 3th August.
33rd Font.—As•Latant-surgeon John Ogilvy, N. 8., from the staff,
be lasistant-surgeon, vim Macbeth, promoted on the staff.
3.ith toot.—Lieutenant Andrew Campbell Knox Lock to be captain,
by purchase vice William Percival Elgee, who retiree Ensign
Relx,rt Blacken to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lock; John
Won's Dimond, gent., to tts ensign, by purchase, vice Blackall.
Seth Foot.-.7.ritaff-Surgeon of the Second Naas, James Menrigor Grant,

to be surgeon,vioe Macpherson, raises.
bind Foot —Lieutenant Edward Ralph Charles Sheldon to be captain,
by purchase, vice Cubkt, who retiree; Ensign Vete Hunt Bowles
to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Sheldon; Ensign James
Hutton C,utterbuck, from the 12th Pot, to be ensign, vice Bowles.
71st Fool—Lieutenant Sir Coutes Watson, Bart., has been pennitted
to retire from the service by the We of his CVOIOII/3100 I Edward
Peonetather Wade Browne, gent., to be eneign by purchase.
110.PITAL STAFr.—Assietaut-Surgeon James Macbeth, 141. D., from the
33rd Foot, ti be st•ffeurgeon of the second elms, Moe Grant, ap-
points cl to the etch Foot; Francis Lewis Fitzgerald, gent., to be
asaistant-surgeon to the forces, vice Ogilvy, appointed to the 33rd
Foot.
CHAPI.AIII6.—The Reverend George Winne Langmeid, officiating
chaplain to the camp at Chobham, to be a oommiesioned chaplain to
the forces.
COMlllidAlLlAT.—Commimariat Clerk Henry John BYOIIIIIIBI to be
deputy assistant-commissary-generaL
1110601•ODUIC—Lieutenant-Coluisel Arthur Cunliffe Pole, of the 63rd
lout, has been permitted to assume the name of Van Rotten, and
should therefore be styled Arthur Cualifte Pan Nottea Pole.

THE MILITIA.

The following commission Zia veVeel3Miised:
Petri.* &own. Esq., Wbe surgeon in e 2nd Regiment of Wm.
wiekshwe Militia.

gent., to be lieutenant, sloe Smartt, reelened, in
the Queen's Own Light Infantry Rewlomat of Tower Hamlets Militia.
Lieutenant William Syria:, to be captain In the 3rd Regiment of
the Duke of Lancaster's Own Militia.

Jacob Cacao Murphy, gent., to be ensign in the 4tlt or Duke of
Lancaster's Own (Light Iniantry) Royal Lanowhire Militia.
}Award Lockhart Miller, Esq., late of the S3rn, or Duke of Wel-
lington's, Regiment, to be captain in the sth or Royal Elthorne Light
intentry Regiment of Middlesex Militia.
Charles Foulger, gent., to be lieutenant in ditto.
William Edward Pratt, gent., to be lieutenant in ditto.
Dominic /trench Duff, gent., to be lieutenant in ditto.
John Crewe Cbetwood lownsend, gent., to be lieutenant in ditto.
Sketlington Brie:ow, Esq., late c mtain 54th Regiment, to bo captain
in the 4th or Royal South Midaesex Regiment of Militia.
George Moslem, Req., late captain 41811 14 element, to be captain is
ditto.

—.Cameo Peter Bathurst, MR , late captain Coldstream Guards, to be
captain in ditto.
Alexander Abercromby Nelson, Esq., captain hall.pay Unattached,
to be captain In ditto.
. _ .

ATersintirr Blachford, late captain 93rd Highlanders,
to be eaptain in ditto. ... . .. . .. .

Fleury film, Evi., late ...tk Regiment, to be captain in ditto.
Arthur Chaslea rim-Jame, Req., late 93rd nigWanders, to be cup.
lain in ditto.

Masterson, Esq., from the ltoyal Lancashire Militia
Artillery, and late 20th Regiment. to be captain in ditto.
libilurd Bennet Jennings, Esq., late 2Jrd Regiment Royal Weida
Fusiliers, to be captda in dam.
James Arthur Morruh, gent., to be lieutenant in ditto.
Robert tieymour Arthur burgers, gent., to be lieutenant in ditto.
Edward Robert Simmons, gent., to be litatenant in ditto.
George Ran ingtou Goaltadd, gent to be ensign in ditto.
John Lewis Mortimer, EN., late !loyal Canadian Rifles, to be cap-
tain in ditto.

kredellek Brodie, gent., to be ensign in the :et or Royal Rut laid-
tilmes Regiment or Militia.

BANKRUPTa.

Swap Blootta, Briston Oval, surrey, dealer, to surrender
Aug. 27 at It. and Oct. 9at 1, at Buionhall-etreet. Sole., Mews.
Linklater. Sos-iane ; off. assig., Pennell, ti.iildhall.chamb2re.
Taoism CULI.I.OWOIIIII, Woolley Mills, war Wakened, Yorkshire,
corn miller, Aug. 30 and Sept. 20, at 11, at Leeds Court. hot.,
Hanle, Leeds; off. aaig., llope,
Mona Caarwitiour Dayseroer, Birkenhead, Cheshire, awl mer.
chant. Aug. 21 and Sept. 12, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sole.,
Messrs. Fletcher and Hull, Liverpool ; off. aseig., Casenove,
Liverpool.
BANK RUPI'CIES ANNULLED.
YAarAN STSSlT,Parkstorn„ Poole, coal merchant.
Aug. 9. BOGUS MIRASTSDI, Manchester, merchant.

Aliftl VIED.
Anoxia-at Gravesend, August 12, from . Bremen
Ctry or LONDOII.-a Gravesend, August 12, from Dunkirk
Govvransua 800 DIVIIIARI -off Liverpool, August 10, from Bruges
eurtuo-at Bristol, August 11, from Catania
XIX% AND ENNA- at Queenstown, August 110, from-Bin Grande
OrsiGuit-off Pdl, August 11, from
Inurtenutz-at Bristol, August 11, from thugs
June Buu-at Gravesend, August 12, from Hamburg
Ksitessaa-at Liverpool, August 12, from Montreal
LIINA-atPravesenu, Angltet 12, from Mastrand
Idissu.stri 1 -at Gravesend, August 12, from Havre
(leas-st.Graveseixt, August 12, from diorneborg
()mamma tion.-at Gravesend, August 12, Item Chnstuaistadt
l'bil-SVIMANCIt-at Gravesend, August 12, from Lest
Mona-at Liverpool, August 12, from Crotot.tOt
Kcissow-at Gravesend, August 12, from Antwerp
Sift T. 1141451,11.-14 Plymouth, Augus' 11, from Borunna
Taionota-at Bristol, August 11, from. Gatatz
Tatawiss-at Gravesend, August 12, from Stettin