The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-28 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.

OXFORD, Nov. 27.—0 a Saturday evening Mr. Jam.
John Hornby, 8.A., of Bailie' College, was electsd a fellow
of Sunman College.
The Regius Profissor of Divinity (Dr. Jacobson) is cons-1
gelled from indisposition to defer his next lecture until
further notice.

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CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 27.—CitAVIN SCHOLARAHIF.—There
will be en examination of candidates for the rcholanhip
upon this foundation, lately holden by Wiliiam Johnson,
M.A., of King's College, commencing on Monday, the 28:h
of January.
UNIVERSITY or LONDON.—B. A. EXAMINATION, 1E40)
—ExAMINATION FOR BONOlllM.—Mathematic and Nee!
tural Philosophy: E. J. Routh (scholarship), Univ. Coll.;!
J. Bridge, Univ. Coll.; E. R. Edger' Univ. Coll.; J. Bates,'
Huddersfield Coll. ; W. T. Malleson,Univ. Coll.; H. Jeffer-
son, Wesley Coll., Sheffield; J. K. (bull, Univ. Coll.'.
(Coward).—Clamice : A. Wills (scholarship), Univ. Coll.;
J. P. Green, Univ. Coll.; H. Jefferson, Wesley Coll.,
Sheffield ; J. Bates, Huddersfield Coll. ; B. C. Durant,!
Univ. Cell. (Coward); J. it. Goulty, Univ. Coll. (Coward).
—Chemistry: F. W. Headland (prise of books), King's
Coll. • B. E. C. Chambers, Wesley Coll. Sheffield;
0. Davis, St. Gregory's, Downside.—Animal Plysio.l
logy: F. W. Headland (prize of books), King's Coll. ; T.?
Hillier, Univ. Coll. ; IL J. Routh, Univ. Coll. ; W. F.
Woodham, Univ. Coll. ; A. Nash, and T. D. Wilcox, Univ.
Coll. (equal) ;J. Cumin, Uoiv. Coll. [The examiners ex.?
press their especial approbation of the manner in which'
Hillier acquitted himself at this ezamination.l—Vegetable'
Physiology and Structural Botany : F.W. Headland, King's'
Coll.—Hebrew Test of the Old Testament, Greek Test of
the New Testament, and Scripture History—Second elms
P. C. Barker, Spring hill Coll. ; J. B. Fletcher, Univ. Coll.,
UNIVERSITY or GLasoow.—The following has been re-
ceived from Mr. Macaulay, in reply to • communication
from the students, announcing his reelection as Lord Rector
of the University of Glasgow :—" Albany, London, Nov. 17,
1649. Sir,—l am much obliged to you for your letter, and'
highly gratified by the honour which has been conferred
• upon me without • contest. I have no expectation of being
able to revisit Glasgow during the present session, bat 1
shall always retain grateful recollection of the kind recep-
tion which I found there last spring.-1 have, &c.—T. B.
MACAULAY.

NAVAL.
Paul Mortnr.—Twis Ilsnorxx—Notice is gives In 'AA.
night's Gazette to the officer. and company of her links era
sloop Heroine, Charles Edmunds, Esc; , commander, that
they will be paid, on Wednesday, the 19th of Deceesbe r, at
No. 22, Arundel-street, Strand, their respective repo' times
of tonnage bounties for the Brazilian slaw-brig Ze. phiso„
seized on the 28th of March, 1846, and that the Ines' r rill be
recalled, et the same place, en Wednesdays and Thu
for the three following months. Flag share, 661. if VaagT;
Commander, or 2nd clam, 3941. 12e. 21d. Ir d tame.
401. 121.31 d. ; 4th class, 201.65. lid. ; sth class. IN. 6e, 614. ;
6th clam, 121. 3s. Bid. ; 7th elms, 191.35. Old. 13th clam.
81.25. 60 ;
.; 9th class, 61. le. 10d. ; 10th clam, . Is. 214.;
11th class, 31. Os. 101 d.; 12th clasx.2l. Os. 714.1 1311 clams
11. 10s. 61d.—J. G. and T. STILWALL, agents.
Tie PENZLOPZ.—Notios is also given to the officers and
company of her Majesty's ship. Penelope. H. W. Gifford,
E q., captain, that an account of bounties received for the
Sylpbide, captured 17th October, 1842, will •be forthwith
deposited in the registry of the High Court M Admiralty.
HAL7OII/) and Co.. agents.
Tun BAMMLAICII.—Notics is given, that an account of this
bounty money granted to the offietm and anew of hie
*deletes ship Banzaranr/, for services against pinta on the
3rd and 4th June, 1841,, will be delivered into the miser?
of the High Court of Admiralty on the 7th Desember nest,
agreeably to the act of parliament.—Omeaseney, Sea. and
Co., Agents.
Tun Rouon.—Notice Jagless that en amount is dent
to be exhibited in the registry of the High Coast of
Admiralty, showift the amount of holistics received for
the Yaw, a BraWirm vessel, slipped for the glom trade.,
ciumprldßbsaaty herotoldbeilmea)esty',subrdigcHoo,uAngond, ents.the 2.lrd of July.
Tan Brrranx.—Notice Si given that an amonet is about
to be exhibited in the registry of the High Court of
I Admiralty, showing the amount of bounties received for the
Josephine, a Braitilian slave vessel, eaptamd be her Majesty's
I sloop Bittern, on the 4th of May, 1648.—Hallett, Robins,
sod Co., Agents.
Tun Divoersnorc.—Notice is given to the Masers and
crew other Majesty's ship ;Devestation, R. T. J. Levin"
gm., deceased, commode:, that en account of the bounty
stoney on the tonnage of the Agonogro slave vessel,
(viand on the 24th December, 1847, end afterwards
destroyed, will be deposited in the registry of the High
Court of Admiralty, on or before the 20th Decembor next,
agreeable to net of parliament.—W. and E. Chart:, Agents.
Idorzoisrs.—Oct. 28, at Jamaica, the llama ; 26ib, at
moo Sappho, steering for Jamaica ; 3oth, Havana, mom.
melee. Nov. 12, at Bermuda, Wellsnaey, Vice-Admiral the
Earl of Dundoxeld, and Plumps;.

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