The Express.
London, England, 1851-12-08 00:00:00

NAVAL.

Anatia.tt.TY. DPP. 6.—AerOINTMENTS.—StIrgeOna
James Taylor, to Tortoise; John Stirling, to Fury. Act-
ire Aed.tant Surgeon Henry Ilaucart, to Fury. Gunner
Isaac Lush, to Fury.
PORTSMOUTH, 1)1.1C. 7.—The Retribution, steam
frigate, Captain Warden, arrived to-day from the Cape of
Good Hope, which she left on the 16th of October. Her
news, brought to England by the Flying Fish, from Ascen-
eon, where the Retribution put in to coal, was given in the
Erprrss of Saturday (yesterday). The Retribution,
• 711111 Cyclops, steam frigates, all from the Cape, left
Awvcioo on the 6th of November. The two first-named
put into St. Vincent, Cope de Verd., on the 20th of Nov.
to coal; the Cydops going for the same purpose to Madeira.
The Retribution and Sidon left St. Vincent on the
21st of November, and kept company for some
days, tOMildrillg rates of sailing and steaming. In both in-
'tames the lictribution was the fastest vessel. The Retri-
bution has brought home Captain Hutton, late governor of
Awinsion, and a number of invalids. Lieutenant John
liaton, ins alided from the Tortoise, was also a passenger
on
Gaud the Retribution, but he died on the passage on
the 10th of Novembe. She had a small mail from the Cape,
but transferred it to the Flying Fish, at Ascension, for
conveyance to England, as it was thought the latter
would arrive first ; the Ratribution having to go
iato St. Vincent to cue:. It appears, -however,
that the Flying Fish did not land this Mail at Plymouth,
where she put in oil leitay morning, but brought it on
totals port, and both re them arriving at Spithead to-day
about the same time,' was again transferred to the Retri-
bution. By this ...weal we hear that fever wes very pre-
adept at St. Vrocent, many deaths arising from it. The
Seim, trigate, Commander Gardiner, arrived at Spit-
load a.. o'clock this afternoon, when she rejoined the
key-As-mien. The Flying Fish, 12, Commander George
v. Petry, arrived to nay et Spithead from Plymouth, to
be paid oil at this port. The Sprightly. steam vessel,
went out to Spithead to-day to bring into harbour the in-
valids from the ship. arrived up to-day.
Mt's KM ElX'f v.—NI.XLTA. NOV. 6. Growler at
Itwnii.l, in attendance on Sir Stratford Canning. Sit
Parker's fleet were at Malta. Bellerophon and
Ilcroales, the latter to replace the Ceylon, had arrived a
tle day. previously. Ganges rnd Superb were to sail for
Fin land at the end or Novviabti. MoiFwte and Encounter
um expected to leave for the lonian Islands to join
]tee. 1. Janus had not returned to Gibraltar
from 'langur.

SPORTING.

NEWMARKET CHAMPION COURSING

31 E ET INO.—Fautae.
rrrrt fir a ar.a. - Third Ties: Bedlam Boss beat High-
I-6,1 Le. , Tendreme beat Anemia.
ALL. %Gni STA Kr/I.—Snood Ties Exhibitor beat Move-
meat, RuAliitht beat Florstte, Jester beat Heather Jock,
bankeld ran 'a bye.
131 N INU STA KVl.—First Tics: Delight beat World's
Feu. Madame beat Exiting Lass, Britannia beat Bird's
Lye, .alopsus beat Racer Jess.
Reit. tab Sr aces.—First Ties : Esquire beat Scanning,
But beat Rarity.
NEW% MIL ET STAR Fyson's Factotum heat Mr.
I tAlip nil Emigrant, Mr. laskip's Jeannette beat Mr. Hill's
Haarlem+.

SATCROAT.
Purr ST %N.l74.—Becitling Cuurse: Mr. R. Bagge's bkb
Tendrc., bent Mr. Rotates nd bk b Bedlam Beat, and wan
tLe ntnkoa

ALL-Al.Ell STAlLts.—Third Tics: Dunkeld beat Rush.
1.41. Je.t.r beat Exhibitor. Deciding Course: Mr. Do-
bl. d Dunkeld beat Mr. Inskip's r d Jester, and won
the ¶t41.(,.
EINING terry STARES—Second Tics: Moping beat
Madame, Britannia beat Delight. Deciding Comae: Mr.
lionises ad Mopsus bast Mr. Duckworth's Britannia, and
won the stake..
Etztaxo STARTS were won by Esquire, and
MAV,IIIIIIIET Stacie by Jeannette.

GOODWOOD, and 1834.
A new stake, to be called "Theme
Great North and South
*Maitland Biennial Stakes, of 10 Noes. each, h ft, is pro-
Puled for Ibi3 and 1844, to be run the first year on the
amid slay at Goodwood, the horses th...n two years old
and at York on the first day the following year. 2001. will
be added tach year.
Tay FOMFEIT WT.—The list of horses for which for-
feits are due occupies no less than eight columns of the
sheet calendar pubbshed on Saturday: These forfeits must
k Said before the hums are sligibLe to be entered for any
race.

GREAT SOUTHERN AND WZSTRILY RAILWAY OF
lastAsp.—This company have given notice of an intention
~Collcif:r an extension of thou line to Portarlington and
&tilt WALPu RAILWAY.—Thin company, it is
'tilted, upon the report of Mr. Brunel and Captain Claxton,
hate determined on v their great coast tonninno at
it, lard, fronting Pent yard, lima atom the" Lilco from Milford. The company propose to abandon the
"" to halyard, ilaverferdwmt, as Peettwoke.