The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-23 00:00:00

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NAVAL.
Portman-err, Nov. 20.—The Terrible arrived at Spftbead this
evening and will proceed to the eastward. The Snourge is now to
come into harbour to have her mortar out to enable her to take anew
stores In for the squadron. Royal Marine Band is ordered to pro-
Deed to Osborne to attend on her Majesty. They left this afternoon in
Echo. The Rhesdeossesosthse, s. v., arrived this evening with the
Marines ham the squadron, which she took out of the Terribie at
Plymouth.
Wien.wica.—The Corps steam frigate, Capt. Crouch, arrived here
on Thursday. She was inspected by Rear-Admiral Supenntendent
Sir F. A. Collier on Friday, and is ordered to be paid off. The defects
iu her hull are to be made good at Sheerness, those in the machines
at Woolwich. The oirers, s. v., Capt. antham, arrived Ott Thursday.
She has been surveying on the coat of Africa, and uv to be paid off.
The Crustier, a. v., was towed from Deptford on Thursday by the
Ares, having had her defects made good. She was taken into the
basin to be fitted for admission. The Erscossier, e. v., Sued for a
screw propeller, was towed past Woolwich on Friday for Blackwell,
to have her engines, Jac., put on board- The ffosorrowed, a. v., Com.
Foote, proceeded down the river en Friday to try her engines. The
Seri:woman,. receiving hulk, was towed to Meernera on Friday by
the .4fries, a. v., where she is to befitted for a cad dep6t.
The Usited Service Casette states that there is armour that Rear_
Admiral the Hon. D. P. Bouverie is to hoist his Bag on bard the
Queen, at Plymouth, and to proceed with all de.pateh to Lisbon, to
relieve Vice-Admiral Sr W. Parker, who is to return to the Mediter-
ranean. The Royal Frederiek, 110 gem, building at Portsmouth, on
the lines of the Queen, and the Aboukir, 90 guns, building at Devon-
port on the lines of the are to be proceeded with forthwith,
and will be launched early in the ensuing year. The Nimrod, JO,
Corn. Decree, was at Cape Mount at the end of September, and the
Ferret, 8, Clem. Sprigg, was supposed to be off the Shebor River at
that tome. The Cygnet, 8, Coin. Mentretor, had arrived at Canines;
' and the Wanderer. 12, Corn. Somerville, was ordered to the Pongee.
The Lily, Cum. Newton, was on her way to Ascension from Sierra
Leone, her Commander invaliding; but as she was ordered to Spit..
, bead he would take her there. The Pantaloon, 8, Corn. 11..1. Don-
, glas, now on the Coast of Africa station, is to be relieved by the Sires,
when she will proceed to Bermuda, and be under the orders of the
Coon -in-Chi f, Vice-Admiral of the lied Sir F. W. Austen, K.C.B.
The Visdietiee, 30, flag-ship, Capt. ,tank-y, Vice-Admiral Sir F. W.
Austen, the Corn.-in-Chiet in the West India, left Halifax in his flag-
chip on the 21st ult. for Bermuda- The I'esseiths, steam-sloop, Oam.
O'Callaghan, lett Halifax two days before for the same port.
Arrononsaara, Nov. 20.—W. 111 e Carteret, clerk, to Birkenhead ;
E. J. R 01105.% model.** assistant, to Caledonia; Richard Michael, set-
. ing 2nd master, to Zephyr; T. B. (att., surgeon and agent for sick
• quarters at Donagbadee ; James Holden, clerk, to Medea; G. W.
• Battershell, clerk's artiste .t, to Males; George Crichton, acting 2nd
engineer, and James MaClymont, 3rd engineer, to stroruboli ; Henry
. Leyland, 3rd engineer, to Lucifer ; Patrick Steno, assistant eurgeon,
to Thetis; E. A. Percher, lieutenant, to Sidon; WlWam Stubbs, naval
cadet, to Geyser; a 11. Barnard, naval cadet, to Reeamond ; and
Grenville Temple, midehipman. to Hibernia.

MILITARY.
The following communication. have been forwarded from the War
Office to the various commanding officers:
Diseuarrair Ov Sown El, ...mit THE ANNT.-WAR Orrter, Nov. 17.-
Fir,-The arrangements for the settlements with euldierr on their dis-
charge from the army, and the allowance. trade to them no such
occaoon, having been under consideration, 1 have the honour to
signdy to you her Majesty's pleasure that in every case of the dir.
charge of a wither in limit Britain or Behind, whether with or with-
out pension or gratuity, except when he is discharged by purchase,
or for bad conduct, the following reeks 'ball be observed from and
titter the let of January, 1e47, instead of theme hitherto applicable, viz.:
Rule 1.-Tbe discharged moldier, whatsoever 'hall have been his mak
or the rated his pay at the Merit his discharge. ninth receive =allow-
ance of 1.. per diem for 20 days from the date of hiediscbaree, and if lie
shall have neeeseirily attended ut Kilmainhani for the completion
there of his discharge, this allowance shall be extended to 25 day.:
and in case the soldier shall be entitled to a higher rate of penmen
than In. a day, he shall receive the difference between the allowance
of Is. and his rate of pension for the 20 or 2a days respectively.-
2. He than also be provided at the public expense with a conveyance
to his home. or intended place of residence, if not more distant than
the place of his original enlistment, by steam-vessel or railway, as far
us either shall be available and least eapensirr, and when not avail-
able, by ouch other suitable means as .hall be found, set a cost not ex-
ceeding railway fare.-3. If any part of the distance .bill be nervous
I lily travelled on foot, and the pereaon of the discharged soldier "Judi
not exceed I, a day, he shall receive fur every complete 10 miles, and
the proportion over, Knot k 'Lathan S mitre of ouch part Mahe de.tanoe,
an allowance of or, if his penelenexceed Is., and be lee than hied.
a day, the difference between tilde rates. But no allowance for
' travelled on feet shall be issued to a discharged soldier whom
pension amount.' to Is. Ed. a day.-4. The stoppage to he made from
I the dercharged soldier for rations when actually supplied to him on
board any steam or other vessel in proceeding to hie home, or ins
tended place of residence, shall bend. a day.-5. For the discharged
soldier''s wile and children, conveyance at the public expense shall aim
be provided for the name dishuier, and in the oWue manner as fur
himself, as stated in rule 2. And fur such distance as shall be ne-
wearily travelled on not, as adverted to in rule 3, an allowance of
14d. a mile =all be issued for the wife, and Id. per mile for each child
child not above 14 years of age.-6. If the discharged soldier,
with his wife and children, Rhea be unavoidably detained at any
port walling fora pomp by strain or other vessel to proceed to
his home or intended place of resideuee, un allowance of 10d.
per day fur the period of each detention, except for the day of arrival
and that of embarkation, shall be rowed for the wife, and and. re they for
each child not above 14 yearn of age. And whew rations in kind at
the public expense shall not be supplied on such parauge, an allow-
Aurae of 6d. per day for the probable period of the pioNage shall be
Issued for the wife, and 3•1. a day for each child not above I I years of
age.-1 have to add that appropriate forma for charging these allow-
ances will be supplied from this office upon requisition in the usual
course.-1 have the honour to be, Sir, your must obedient errant,
PiIAVLIL
Tint NEW Remo or PHIAriN Distilimmic.-WAR-orylei.,- Nov. 17.-
Sir, -It being very desirable to ascertain the elk t predueed by the
new system of prison elesipline, as udepted in the miliary
• on the tonere' character anal conduct of aoldiere who have been con-
fined therein, lam directed to request that you will cause the enclosed
forme of return to be tilled up in duplicate, and transmitted to this
office for the half years to 30th of June and 31st of December, 1845,
End to atth of June, 1846; and that you will in future raw... 'similar
renown to be made up and forwarded to 30th June arid abetter:ember
I In each year. These return. Mould in future be completed and vent off
at the expiration of 3 months after the above 11.1 f-yearly periods, noes
to allow of .athirst tine to enable you to form a judgment of the cha-
racter and conduct of men who may have been Mimed from confine-
ment in a military prison on or shortly prior only to the Seth of Juno
or 31 et of Dec. When a regiment in ordered abroad, the return for the
previous half-year should, if pneeible, be tram-altheal prior to its em-
barkation, and a return for the whole regiment should be forwarded
for the broken period, to the date of reparation of the service com-
panies and depot by the former, at the expiration of three months
from ouch date. The depatconjonio will of course reinter a separate
return from the date of their separation from the idnice companies to
the end of the half-year, and continue similar returns half-yearly. The
service companies of a regiment arriving at a foreign station where a
military poison is established, and set apart as ouch by the Secretary at
War, under the ffith traction of the Mutiny Act, will render Atoll= re-
turns fur the half-yeserly peritela suboquent to as arrival at such sta-
tion but not otherwise.-1 have the honour to be, air, your mood oho.
client humble servant, L. riemaTAM.
111:ALTH or SoLloirWl IN MILITANT Paisrins.-War 011 kt, biov.l7.
: It having been represented to the Secretary at War that when
a primate is committed to a military prism with appearance% of re-
cent medical treatment, or svmptems of being affected in hie mind,
the medical officer in attendance on the Karon, untoo funnelled with
full information on the subject, has frequently much difficulty in de-
, coding on the calm of the tomer or the truth of the latter, and whe-
ther the roan is malingering or not; and he is thceefore =treed to
depend for the discovery of the facts on his own tact and judgment,
or en the prisoner's own statement of his case. lam directed, there-
bee, to require% in order to avoid the risk of injuring by hard labour a
prisoner debilitated by recent illness previously to ho commitment,
and to defeat on the other hand imp erial.= on the pat t of the malin-
gerer, that you will direct the medical milkers of the regiment under
your conemeard to transmit to the medical officer of the prison, in all
such inatances, a special medical report of the prisoner's ease, in addi-
tion to any remarks that he may think proper to append to his ord.
Beate in the body of the form of commitment. 1 ant further to
acquaint you that when it is found neerwiary to remove sOldiere con-
fined in a military prime before the timestatol in titer commitment es
the termination of their imprisorunent, a short notice of the intended
removal should be transmitted to the governor or officer in charge of
the prison, by poet or otherwise, in order that the medical officer of
the priron may hove due intimation of the prisoner's removal, and
time for inspecting them medically precouely to the arrival of the
escort. -I have the home= to be, &c., L. Se LLITAN.
TuE Casa or CAPTAIN Smote.-This officer, while in the 44th,
accompanied the last handful of men in their disastrous retreat from
Cabul till they reached Gudainuck. Here the Captain was cut down,
having previeusly wound the colours of his regiment round his body
to preserve them. By a miracle he was preserved; but hoeing been
taken prisoner, great nine months in captivity. lie was liberated by
the victorious army under Pollock. By article 110 of the Articles of
War, "Any officer or soldier who shall be taken prisoner. by the
army ahrth forfeit all claim to pay and allowances during the
period of his remaining a prisoner and until he eh= again re-
turn to the service; when, if he can establish, before a court-
martial, that he was unavoidably taken prisoner in the course
of rervioe, and resisted as long as be wan able, and that he bath not
served with or assisted the enemy, and that he hate returned es noon
an porsible to the service, be =all be entitled to Waive either the
whole or such portion of his arrears of pay and allowance as the
government of the presidency to which he may belong shall determine,
after the opinion of finding of such court martial shall have been cons
firmed by the COnitrialtder-in-Chief." Captain Sauter underwent the
formality- of a court martial, and was of course honourably acquitted.
Ile applied, under the article we bane quoted, far the allOiranOes to
which he wondered blinaclf entitled: his application has been re-
fused. This has been looked upon throughout India, where Capt.
Sorter now is with his own regiment into which he exchanged (the
22nd), as one of peculiarehudekup.
Tools ens Dorn:cam-The critical state of affairs in Portugal
renders it more than probable that a Britith force will be rent to that
country, including a cavalry regiment and a Brigade of Guards. In
hat event some of the corps now ordered for foreign service will be
embarked for Linbon. Nothing, canine, is at proton positively known
an to the deternatiOn of hes Migesty's gee-eminent on this subject.
-United ,Service Gazette.

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Cabo Intelligence.
LAW NOTICES.—TaIe DAT.
COVIIT Or CIiANCIAT, Westminster. at 10.—in re Robson, peti-
tion of right by order. Appeals: Christian v. Foster (2), part beard ;
St.:elm v. Dawson; Hawker' y. Howell.
Vios-CKAPCILLIAAS' Curare, Westminster, at 10.- -Begore Sir L.
Shadwell. Jackson v. Brooke, 'petition by order ; nary v. wither,
cause part beard. Before Sir J. Knight Blum- -0-Ate v. Lamb,
petition by order. Causes, be. v. Hermes (2); Kershaw
v. Clegg ; Geary v. Norton ; Pa. km v. Morrell; Krendeid T. Troup;
W rouOton V. Colemhoun ; Nevenhara V. Pw.nberton; Holmes v.
Tr appeal Thomas v. Phillips (2); Rogers (.each; Gibbs v. White
Hanbury v. Ward. Before Sir .1. WMram.,_43;besa e. logo, to be
spoke to. Causes, Ste. Tappan!' v. Wiley, part beard ;hW(2I
v.
Udell ; Carlisle v. Elliott; Handford bcaxweli v. Kibblew
;
Porter v. Porter ; Scott v. Batley ; Ogie v. Hansard.
Sous Cover Westminster, at 10.— Haines v. Taylor, part beard.
Ceases, dm., Frtstel v. King's College; stile,
v. Gray, part heard
Paredes T. Liaardi ; Douglas.
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