The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-17 00:00:00

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011DINATIONg are to be held on the 19th of December
nest. by the Bishops of Winchester Linealn, Rochester, Bath and
Wells, Hereford, Worcester. Chichester, Lichfield, Ely, Oxford, and
i.ilouce,ter. The Bishop of Durbam Is to hold an ordination on the
12th of Deoember ; the (Bebop of Norwich to hold one on the 6th of
February; and the Bishop of Ripon on the second Stuaday in Lent
next.
Pagraustevra.—Rev. G. Urquhart to Meanwood P.C.,
Yorloddre; pats., Mn. Mary Iktkett and Ilia EllabAh Beckett,
the foundremee,
VACANCIES.—Bath Union Chaplaincy ; 1001. ; Rev. R.
onfl in Quarrel], resumed.—Binnahain Bluecoat Charity-school Master.
cop ; 120/., with board, lodging, Re.—Brightside P.C., co. and arch-
die. York; 1301. ; pats., the Crown and Archbishop alt. ; Rev.
It. O. Bryan, rcsignol.—Buttershaw C., Yorkshire Ito. Ripan ;
Item. T. Floyd, prom.— Chard, Somerset; dio. B. and W.; Lecture-
en!, ; Ike. F. Efolliott, resigned.—Chelsca, St. Mark's Coll.; Tutor-
ship and Mathematical Lecturtehl,i • lull., with apartments and
romroces.—Cocerhant C. and Horsehoise C, Yorkshire; dio. Ripon;
Rev. P. W. Bryan, resigned.—Dacre C., Cumberland; dio. Carlisle;
Rev. T. U. Gibson, prom.—Depthard, St. Paul, Kent ; dio. London;
Lectureship; J. P. Walker, des.—Dorchester Cram. School, Second
Maincrishlp.—Fylingdalt, and Abilaby C., Yorkshire ; archdio. York ;
S. Dixon, preen.—Sibbertuft C., Northimptonshire; die. Peterbo-
rough ; her. I. Poyader, prom—Walton-Lewis R., Norfolk; dio.,
Norwich ; 7411.• pat. Rev. C. H. Townshend ; Rev. A. Lake, dee.—
Wzre C., Hera; dick Rochester; Item. .I. Y. Fenn, prom—Whit.
churchC., Salop; dio. Lichfield Assist.-C.
NAVAL

PRIZE MONT.Y.-Lastnieht7a Gazette gives notice that
an necount of the MITA realised no a moiety of the hull and cargo of
the olsving vowel Guiana, taken March 26, 1840, by H.3l.'s brig I
Viper, dill be lodged in the registry of the High Court of Admiralty,
purslane to act of parliament.-Thomas CoSler aad John A. knee,
agent,. Notice la also given to the °dicers end company of 11.M.'s
sloop Sappho, Capt. the Ilan. G. then commander, who were
eetnolly on hoard at the rapture alai destruction of four vrr,els, names
ueknown, between May 9 and July 30, 1049, that a distribution of the
Isountim received for the 'mid ceded,. will be made, on 7icsday, the
Mb last., at 14, Great George-street, Westminster ; where the shares
nut then deremok.l wili too recalled fur three months. Veseel, cap.
tured May 9 Fed, 21/. 3e. 21.; commander, 391. 13s. 50. ; At
elts= )6n,1!44.; 2nd class, 71. les. Gad.; 3rd cloys, V. 1,. 31d.
4 M. 10s. 21d.; sth elaso, 1/. 3e. Id. •, oth clam, 166. Red.
7th chew, Ss 40. Vessel, captured May 24 : nag, 271. 190. 2.1.
commander, SM. es ; tat clam, 18/. 74.; 9d class, 9/. lest Id.
3rd claw, 4/. Ins. 34d.; 4th elms, IL fa. Mil.; sth clam 11. 130. lid.
6th class, 1/. 26. Id.; 7th claws, Ile. Old. Vessel, captured May ZJ
Flag, Mi. 125, ed.; eartarnanakr, 641. 13... 90.; let elan, 21/.1461.50;
grid clam, 131. Oa 70.; 3rd clam, eJ. 10e. 314.3 4th elm*, 4/.06.100.;
sth elm, 21. 30. 3161.; oth chi" 1/. Ss. 110.; 7th class, 14e. so..
Vessel, captured July 30: Floc, 151. 1157 d.; commander, 29/. is. 20;
lot clam, id. 20.; Ind class, 31. 10a. ed.; 3rd clam, 21. 150. 3d. ;
4th clam, 1!. Ida. 10d.; 3th clow, IS.. 5d.; 6th clam, 12s. 3d.; 7th
clam, Os. 10.--11allett, Robeson, and Co., agents.
DETONPORT, Nov. 15.-Racer, 16, Com. Reid, arrived
yesterday, from Portsmouth, and rune into tarbour this afternoon,
to be paid off.-Rhademanthiiii, at., Mr. J. -tyke, master, arrived in
the night, and the Birkeohrad and Comet steamer', Com. Ingram,
this morning, from Portsmouth.-Fly, 18, Com. Oliver, will be paid
an advance of wages% this afternoon. and nail on Wednesday or Thum
doy, for New Zealand.
WOOLWICH' Nov. 16.-Viraeo at.-sloop, Com. Lunn, was
Paid off to-day,, all ftanding and with her guns and stores Atilt on
eanL She will be immediately prepared for recommission.-Jenne
came down from Deptforil yesterday, and is to try the increased
rate of speed obtained by recent alterations in her machinery.
ADMIRALTY, Nov. 16.-APPOINTM ENTS.-Capt. S. C.
Dacres, to St. Vincent. Commander G. Caswell, to study at steam
factory. Lieutenants \V. P. Johnson, to Cygnet; W. F. G. Feed, to
Hibernia; B. G. Bowles, to Queen; J. Cartwright, to &Basle;
W. R. G. Palliser, to Gladiator. Acting-Master: O. H. Blakey, to
StroreholL Assistant-Surgeons : J. Ward lb), confirmed to Vengeance;
H. elimlett, to Lirard; W. C. locker, to Raleigh. Mmtere-Afaist-
ants N. B. Herbert, to Terrible; J. Tucker, to Crocodile. Midship.
men: B. Nicolas, to Racehorse; T. eaumarre, to Ocean. Clerks:
C. P. Victim, to Alert; C. W. Motherwell, to Crocodile. Gunners:
W. .tttrill, to Stromboli ; W. Merriman, to Tearable. Boatswain
G. More, and Carpenter T. Ladd, to Stromboli.

Labe llnttlttgtntt.

EQUITY COURTS.
Before the Mestere( the Rohe.

lIEMING V. .airtC7Ell.-70.'76781.7CT107 OP STATUTE 1
WM. IV., C. 47.—The principal question in this case was
whether, under the 12th section of the above act, which was
passed to make the real estates of deceased persons liable for
payment of their simple contract debte, if a trustee by devise
for the life of another disclaimed, the court had jurisdiction
to order the heir.at•law of the testator or tenant for life of
the equitable interest to convey to a purchaser ?—The
Master of the Rolls was of opinion that this was a cants
omissus, and that the court had not such jurisdiction ; and
the case stood over with a view to have the defect in the act
supplied by an application to parliament.
BENTLEY C. VICKERB.—INJUNCTION.—AppIication was
this day made on the part of Mr. Richard Bentley, the pub-
lisher, to restrain the defendant from reprinting in a cheap
periodical, of which he is the proprietor, entitled the
London Journal, several articles which had appeared in
Bentley's Miscellany, ►nd which are the exclusive property
of the plaintiff. An injunction to this effect was imme-
diately granted by his lordship.

Before the Vlee-Cbaneelior of England.
Wean O. WEBB.—ALLOWANCE OP COSTS TO TWO TRES-
Tau ANSWERING SEPARATILT.—In this case an objection
was raised to the allowance of two sets of costs incurred by
two trustees who had put in separate answers to the
bill. It appeared that Richard Webb and William
Yates were appointed trustees under a deed of
settlement by which they were directed to hold the
sum of 1,0881. stock and the dividends arising therefrom
upon trust for the plaintiff, who was a young lady under
the age of twenty-one years, and her executors, administra-
tors and assigns, to be transferred to her or them when she
should attain the age of twenty-one, or previously marry,
but in case she should die under that age without haring
been married, then upon trust for her father, Richard Wil-
liam Webb, his executors, administrators, and assigns ; and
the trustees were directed, during the minority of the plain-
tiff, to apply all or any part of the dividends end interest of
the said sum of stock in or towards her maintenance and
education, in such manner as they should think fit, and the
residue was to be accumulated for her benefit. It appeared
that differences had arisen between the parties as to the ap-
plication of the dividends. Richard Webb, ens of the
trustees, alleged, that the dividends ought to be
paid to the father of the plaintiff for &assisting
him in her education : and the other trustee, W.
Yates insisted that each dividends ought to be accumu-
lated for the plaintiff's benefit, as her father wu fully able to
support her without such allowance being mede to him. It
also appeared, upon the answer of R. Webb, that he had
received the dividends upon the said stock apart from the
trustee, W. Yates, and had paid them over to the plaintiff's
father ; and that he had now put in a separate answer, and
had employed R. W. Webb, the father of the plaintiff, as
the solicitor in the cause.—Mr. Wilcock appeared for R.
Webb, and claimed the casts of putting in his answer sepa-
rately from the other trustee.—Mr. Speed appeared for
W. Yates, the second trustee ; and Mr. Bethel! for the
plaintiff.—The Vice-Chancellor said it appeared to him,
from the passages in the answer, that the conduct of R. Webb
had not been correct, and it would not be right to direct
more than one set of costa.
ROBERTS B. MADDOCRS.—PRACTICE.—rLe..—This suit
was instituted for recovering large sums of money, exceeding
6,0001., said to be owing to the plaintiff. The plaintiff died,
and his executrix, having taken out probate to his will, filed
a bill of revisor. It appeared that, upon taking out pro-
bate, the property was sworn under 5,0001. To this bill a
plea was put in which set forth the Stamp Act, 9 and 10
Will. 111., ch. 2.5, and alleged that the stamp upon the pro-
bate was not sufficient, since the property of the testator ex-
ceeded 6,0001., and upon this very bill the plaintiff claimed a
much larger sum. Mr. Stuart and Mr. Craig appeared in
support of the plea ; and Mr. Bethell, Mr. J. Parker, and
Mr. Renshaw for the bill.—The Vice-Chancellor said the
plaintiff had stated in the bill of revivor that she was the
legal personal representative of the testator, and if the plea
had been that the plaintiff wu not such legal personal re-
presentative, that would have been a good plea; but it was
contrary to the forms of this court to plead the Stamp Act
for the purpose of showing that the executrix had not taken
oat a lawful probate to the testator's will.