The Express.
London, England, 1853-04-27 00:00:00

PUBLIC SALES.

APRIL 26.—8 y 31r. LRIPCRILD, at Garraway's.—Two
freehold residences, with gardens and stabling, situated
near the church, on the east side of Clapham-common, let
at rents producing 1221. per annum—sold in two lots for
2,2201. .

Leasehold family residence, No. 25, Harrington-square,
Hampstead-road, let at 701. per annum, held fur 91 years
unexpired at 111.—sold for 8101.
A leasehold house and shop, No. 7, Bloomsbury-market,
let on lease at 451. per annum, held from the Duke of Bed-
ford for 80 years from I€so, at 71.-6701.
Leasehold house and shop, No. 8, Bloomsbury-market,
let at 501. per annum, held cc preceding at N. per annum-
-6}51.

13y Messrs. WINSTANLIY, at the Mart.—Seven private
residences, Nos. 1 to 7, Marine-parade, Folketone, Kent,
with immediate possession, each house held under a separate
lease fur 91 years unexpired, at 61. per annum ground rent
—sold in lots for 4,8201.
By Mears. D.S. &titan and Sore at the Mart.—A free-
hold dwelling-house and premises:No. 2, Oddy's-row, op-
posite Islington-green, Middlesex—sold fur 2,5201.
A leasehold property, consistingof the Athenceum tavern,
Camberwell-green, Surrey, let on lease at 701. per annum ;
also the house and shop adjoining, unoccupied ; the whole
held for 56 years front 1849 at 201. per annum—sold for
1,9801.
WWI. RICE, at the Mart—Leasehold residence, No. 49,
Prospect-place, St. George's-road, Southwark, let at 40/.
per annum, held for 30 years unexpired at 71. 71. per an.
num-2761.

Freehold mansion, known u St. Peter's-house, St.
Peter's-place, Brighton, lately let at 1001. per annum-
-1,3201.
Leasehold house, with stabling and premises, Acre lane,
Brixton, estimated to produce a recital of 52/. 10s. per
annum. Term 52 years, at a ground rent of 201.-3101.
Messrs. FOSTER Mid SON, at the Mart.—Two plots of
freehold land, Copthorne-common, containing 111 acres—
sold for 4001. . . .

Freehold land at Carshalton, Surrey, containing 4i acres
—bought in at 000/.
Four cottages at Carobslton—sold for 6301.
Leasehold house, No. 2, Clarendon-street, Somers-town,
let at 281. 10e., held for 31 years at 121. lbs.—knocked
down for 1101.

Leasehold house, No. 36, Prebend-street, Camden-
town, let at 261., held for sixty-six years at 31. 101.—sold
for 2251. . . . .

An improved leasehold ground rent of 66!. 4e. Gd. per
annum, seeared seventy-one years unexpired upon the
whole of Belvedere-crescent, Lambeth—sold for 1,310/.
A ground rent of 251. per annum, similarly secured—
sold for 505!.
Seven leasehold houses, Noe. 31 to 3.5, Belvedere-road,
and Nos. 40 and 41, Kilham-place, held for seventy-one
year. at 4!. each, and let at runts amounting to 215!, per
annum—sold in lots for 2,1001.

An improved rent of 2ul. per annum, secured upon the
last lot—sold fur 410/.

Freshold house and shop, No. 11, New-street, Covent-
gerden, let at Tot per annum—sold for 1,640/.

NORTII LINCOLNSIIIRE LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.—
Oa Monday (the 21ith instant) a large =eating of the
leading liberals of North Lincolnshire was held at the Corn
Exchange, Lincoln. The Hon. W. J. Monson, in the
chair. Among those present we observed the Lord Worsiev,
the Hen. Sir 11. llymoke, bart.; W. Hutton, Esq.; W.
Cracroft, Esq., &c., when it was unanimously resolved to
bring forward two liberal candidates to replace the present
members for the division at the next election. Subscriptions
were announced for that purpose, local committees in con-
nection with the North Lincolnshire Liberal Aseoeiation
having been already formed in all the principal towns in
the Division. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed, seven:
resolutions were proposed and carried, and after an unani-
mous Tote of thanks to the chairman, the Meeting separated.

From at LONDON GAZETTE.—Thooday, April 26.

LORD CIIAMBERLAIN'i OFFICE, Aran, 11.
Notice if berebc riven. that Ills Royal Hiahnera 14 ince Albert wilt,
by the desire of ikr Majesty, hold a Levee at at. Jame(.-paLee, on
What( of Her Majesty un Wednseday, the 27th of instant, at two
o'clock.

_
It la Her Maje.ity's pleamre !hat pr:,entationa to HIP Royal High-
No at the Leyte shall be oonaldeted equivalent to presentations to
the Queen.
Addremm to the Queen may either be forwarded to Her Majesty
through the Secretary of State for the Home Department, or may ►e
reserved until ller Majesty shall hold a Levee.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, Aran. 22.
The Queen has bean p eased to approve or Mr. William T. Fewer as
Usual at Miramiehi, New bruuswlet, for hia Majesty the Klag of
Prussia.

The Queen has also been pleased to approve of %fr. Samoa ChM_
mun al (3°l°l in London for His Serene Highness the Prinenot
Auuni•Vrylz. sue foe His Serene Higianere the Prince of Rewestichlels.

CROWN-OFFICE, Aram 25.
Member returned to retro in this present Parliament.—Borough of
Iluddercield.—Oeorge Frederick Samuel Robinson, commonly cared
Viscount Godes ich, of No. 5, Whitehall-yard, in the county of Middle.
eez, in the room of William !Wakes Crompton Stansfleld, Esq., whose
election for the said borough has been declared cold.

ADMIRALTY, Aram 21.
Vice-Admiral of the White Brian Bodron has been appointed to
receive a pension of 1501. a year, as provided in her Majesty's Order
in Council of the 25th June, ltsl, vacant by the decease of Rear.
Admiral Sir Thomas Feßowes, C. 8., and :he name of Vice-Admiral
Hodgson has been removed to the reserved half-pay list accordingly,
and in consequence of this removal the following prom Along have
this day taken place :—Vice•Admiral of the Blue the Right lion.
George, EzluAladogan,Cß., to be vice-admiral of the white ; Rear
Admiral veil Ward, on reserved lutlf•pay, to be vice-admiral en
reserved •pay ; Rear-Admiral Robert Elliot, on reserved half-
par. to be vice-admiral on reserved half-pay; Bear-Admiral of the
Red the lion. Sir Fleetwood Broughton Reynolds Pelle., Knight.
C.B. and &CIL, to be vice-admiral ut the bloc; Rear-Admiral of
the White Sir Augustus William Jae. Clifford, Bart., and ell., to ►e
rear-admiral of the red ; Rear-Admiral of the been William Will.
molt liendercen, C.B. and XII., to be rear-admiral of the white;
Captain William James Slope Johnstone to be rear-admiral of
the blue.

NEW DEPUTY•

Henry Bowdon, Eaq.

lAMIL MUM NU*
Thomas Collins, Erg • Frederick Charles Trench Ossoaigne, Esq.;
David Cooper, fa q. John Robert Tennant, Ems.; John Hsieh, Esq. ;
Joseph Starkey, Eli; John Brooke, Esq.; Joshua Ingham, Erq.

errarriam:
Edward Ilannewill, Erg.

THE MILITIA.
The folloying commission, have been signed :
Edward Miv4aden Lore, Esq., to be Adjutant In the East Suffolk
Regtment of Militia.
Thomas Robbins, gent., to be adjutant in the 4th Regiment of Royal
Lancashire Midtta.

Fraricsl;;;;rick, Smith, gent., to he enegn in the 9rd Regiment of
West York Militia.

Walter ilenry,tilnde, gert., to be ensign, in ditto.
Wiliam Stanceld, Req., to he captain In the let Regiment of West
York Militia.

11;;;Siiagit e Cooke, gent., to be ensign in the 2nd Regiment of
West York Militia,
John Wormaw, gent., to be mwign, in di to.
Gilbert Elliott, gent, t 9 be ensign in the King's Own let Regiment
of StaiTordikite Militia.

Lieutenant William Johnson, to be captain in the King's Own 2nd
entot Staffordshire Militia.
Augustus curates, gent., to be lieutenant, in ditto.
Henry Thomas Lonia2, gent., to be nutmeat-surgeon in ditto.
RabaTr Rabat Otbo avers, Fes,, late captain in the King's Dragoon
Guards, to be captain in the Vest I:seaz Midas.
Richard Trygatn Orint.h, to be captain in the Royal Anglesey Light
Infantry
Brien Henry Robert Pcoie, to be lieutenant, in ditto.
Stephen Roam, gent., to be cosign, in ditto.
shire!
esJams Q
lia. plaell, Fan., to be second lieutenant, in the Huntingdon-
M

John Henry Manwaring, gent., to be lieutenant, vice Whitaker,
resigned, In the 3rd Regiment Of West York Militia.
Philip Bedlvgfleld, Esq., to be captain in the let or Western Regi.
ment of Norfolk Militia.
Charles Telford, gent., to be lieutenant, in ditto.
Adjutant Thomas Robbins, late lieutenant sth Dragoon Guards, to
save with the rank of captain in thc 4!li or the Duke of Lancaster's
Own Light Int datry Regiment of Royal Lancashire Militia.
Thomas Atchison, Esq., late Captain Royal Artillery, to be Major In
the Artillery Regiment of the Royal Lancashire Militia.
Matthew Ford, gent., to be lieutenant In the 2nd Regiment of the
Duke of Laticaeter's Own Regiment of Militia.
llevritt Massey Ingot; gem., to be ensign in ditto.
Le Oendre Nicholas Strarkle, gent., to be cornet in the Duke of
Lancaster's Own Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.—Etolton Troop.
Ito honourable Edward Yule, Bligb, to be lirutenant, vice Glad-
dish, resigned, in the West Rent Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.
Captain Thomas Plumer liable!, to be major, vice the Marquis of
Salisbury, resigned, in the South Her ta. Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry.
The Rigid honourable Thomas George Lyon Bowes, Earl of Strath.
more, to be captain, vice Thomas Plainer Robley, promoted, in ditto.
ROYAL LANCAFEIIak Muria.—The Queen baa been graciously
pleased to approve of the 4th Regiment of Royal Lancttahire Militia
being formed Into a Llgnt Infantry Regiment.
MMOMMISHIRIC 1111.111A.-11•T Majesty has been pleased to direct
that the Royal Merioneth Militia Regiment of Light Infantry shall be
formed into a Rifle Corps.

PRIZE MONEY.
Toe SPY.—Notice la hereby given, to H. B. Beresford, Esq., lieu-
tenant commanding, the othetra and ciew of Her Majesty's Won.
doe Npy, who are entitled to share for the slaves captured in two
tones oa the 3rd of November, 1631, that tb. I- respective shares will
be paid to them, or their legal latices. on the 17th of May,
1833. at No. 1, Janet-street, Adelp sad recalled every succeeding
Toraday and Friday for the usual period, agreeable to act of pulls-
mint. Scheme of instribution ;—Flag 141. Os. 4d.; commander,
261. 54.8 d.; fourth elate, 71. 19s. Gut ; Ifth class, 41. 14a. 04d.;
elm*, $l. 19s. ed.; ee, enth elan, H. 13e. 2d.; eighth clam, 11. 64. 7d.;
ninth class, 16e. 71d.; tenth class, II itL—Case and Londoneack,
agents.

Jenx Cams, ()mem Berk:llle, came dealer, to surrender 3fay 6 at
at 2, ant June to at 1, at Bminghall-street. Sob., Cragg and
Jeyes, Bedford-row and Blade and Vining, Yeovil, Somcreetahlre ;
off. swig., Whitmore, Bashighall-street.
Thomas Pansistr, Bromley, Kant, brewer, May 4 at 12, and June 8
at 24, at Basingliall-street. Sol., Taylor, Bucklerebury ; off. aaLg.,
Graltms. Coleman-atreet.
THOMAS BLAKE BARIUM WILD, Brighton and Mu:master, draper, May
3at 2, and June 6atl, at Baidnguall-street. riots., Road and Co.,
PrWay-street, Cheapside; off. swig., Groom, Abcnurcb-lane.
WILLIAM lloaaLnros, Bing, Hants, miller, May 6 at 14, and June 4
at 1, at Basinghall.street. Sole., Bridger and Collins, King Wil-
liam-street. and Priabett and King, Basingstoke; off. aisle., Pen-
nell, Guildhall-chambers.
THOMAS SeiwsNon, New ton.heath, Manchester, manufacturer, May 13
and Jose 3, at 12' at Manchester Court. Sob., Meeare. Cooper,
Manchester; of. swig., Lee, Manchester.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
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April 2. MA/711IW MOWLANDFOX and LANCLIAYI 170WLA MESON. White-
ebapel-rond, drapers.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
POMTOO A L-WitIEFT.
N. St. Leger, Finsbury-street, Finsbury-square, brewer's arrant—
F.. H. Dela/rose. Craven-street, Strand, captain in the Royal Navy—
T. /141M1W, Chick-row, Putney, plumber—J. Mowatt, Lower Conduit-
mea s, Conduit-street, Paddington—V. Elkins, St. Martin's-lane,
Leicester-equare—C. W. Barber Beaumont-street, Marylebone, den-
tist—O. Cooke., Acre-lane, Brixton, tea-dealer—J. Ingham, Corru-
gated-row, Queen's-read, Bermondsey, rope manufacturer—B.
booion, New Cburcb-street, Berm.ndse,. clerk to an ironfounder—
J. Stanton, Stanmore-*reef Caledonian-rced, clerk to al auctioneer
—O. Lawman, Cambridge-road, Mile-end—W. Golding, Newton.
street, Holborn. gun Man —W. Arrowsmith, Cambridge-terrace,
High-strati Kiegsland, brace maker—H. Forrest, Gralton.street
East, Fitzroy-square, clerk In the General Post-office—.l. Kerr, Lead-
enhall.street, perfumer—C. Strang, Leadenball.treet, per(unier—W.
Paterson, Wandsworth, travelling draper—J. T. Walkden, Parker.
street, Little Queen-street, Ltolborn, jourreyman butcher—L. Fre.
bout, Hackney-rata, cabinet manufacturer—Margaret Coleman, New
Cross, Kent-road—C. C. Berr.bd, Resent-street, clerk toe oonuniasion
agent—C. libido% Great Portland-street, Oxford-street. tailor—J.
Nurtos, Clarges-street, Piceaddly, licensed victualler—S. Gibbs, florae
and 'Trumpeter-yard, Crutcbed.hians, City, job master —G. Mittman,
Tboidou Bois, raw Epping, Eisen, tailor—C. Bodeen, Market-street,
Paddington, coach builder—J. Thomson, Upper Berkeley-street,
Partmanequare, commission agent—F. F. Wood, Wright's-buildings,
Spa-road, Bermondsey, dust contractor.

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
CHAILLIS Ournan, New Bond-street, music seller—let di,. of 3s. Bd.,
any Wednesday, at Whitmore's. Basing Hall-street.
CRAILJA BUNTLED. illark-kiss. City, seedsman-Brd div. of lid., any
Wednesday. at Whitmore's, Insinghall.street.
THOMAS WIDOW% &CHARD, Gotwell.road, draper-Ist div. of 10(1.,
April 28, and three subsequent Thunstiye, at btansfeArs, Busing-
ball-etreeL
WILLIAM. Cones, Albert-terrace, flow, and St. Theme Mill, Essex,
miller—let div. of 811.8 d., April YB, and three subsequent Thursdays,
at Stansfeld's, Misinhall-street.
THOMAS BUINIP, Newesstleupen-T7ne, draper —lled div. of Id. (in
addition to to. id, previowly dee.ared), April 30, and any tube,-
quout Saturday, at Baker's, Newtunle-upon-Tyne.