The Express.
London, England, 1853-09-29 00:00:00

NA VAL.

PORTSMOCTiI, SEPT. 28.—The Stromboli, 6, steam
sloop, Commander Hall, was inspected this morning at
Spithead by the Commander-in• Chief, Vioe Admiral Sir
Thomas Cochrane, K.C.8., and her crew were afterwards
paid advance of wages by Admiral Superintendent Fan-
shawe. She is expected to sail to-morrow for the Brazils.
The Tyne, store ship, arrived last night from Rio Janeiro.
She has made a very long passage, and consequently bring.
no news. Captain Cannon, from the Centaur, has come
home a passenger in her. His luggage was brought
into harbour by the Soho tag to-day. Captain
Cannon's successor, Captain Harvey, in the com-
mand of the above named flag-skip, is oa board
the Stromboli, on the point of sailing for the
station. Rear-Admiral Lord Adolphus I. itaelarenep,
O C.H., is expected here to-morrow. Nothing definitive is
settled as to the royal yacht Victoria and Albert, although
it is believed that a new one will ultimately be decided
upon. The Sprightly, steamer, sailed today with super-
nusnorark s for Plymouth. The Rolle, naval apprentices
brig, hauled alongside the Dryad hulk yesterday, and her
crew commenced fitting out the Seelark, which is to take
the place of the Rolla. The Prussia& frigate Oefion is
, blacking down and painting. She will be ready for bend-
ing sails in stew days.
MEN or WAR BUILDING AT PEMBROKE DOCK-
, vane.—The following Jason of war ars now in course of
building at the Royal Dockyard at Pembroke, viz, the Vic-
toria, of 118 guns; Repulse, 90 gnus; Bnumwick, of 80
guns; Immoetaliti, of 60 guns ; Melpomene, of 60 guns ;
little:, of 60 guns ; Aurora, of 60 ns Comma,
of 36 guns; Falcon, of 16 guns; Harrier; Ariel,
of 8 gime ; and Swallow, of 8 gum. Of the above
the Repels*, Aurora, Falcon, and Ariel have recently
been ordered to be built; and they are all to be
fitted with the wow propelling power. This force com-
mis.* three ships of the line, five frigates, and four sloops,
*c., of which seven will receive auxiliary power. Some of
them are is a very advanced state, and could be launched
in a short specs of time. The Pique, frigate, has been un-
dergoing a thorough repair, and will be fitted with the
propeller.

CLARICAL.

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raaramognwr.
The Rev. Robert Bmith, to the stipendiary curacy of
Bollington, in the diocese and county of Chaster, on the 11
nomination of the Rev. J. A. Aston, the incumbent.

lIACANCIIB.
The perpetual curacy of 131llipge, in the diocese of Ches-
In and county of Lancuter, by death of Rev. J. Bromi-
low, value 1651 ; patron, the Rector of Wigan.
The rectory of Lamplugh, in the county of Cumberland,
by death of Rev. Joseph Gilbank., value 2561. with a
house.

At a general ordination held by the Lord Bishop of St.
David's. in the parish church of Abergwili, on Sunday, the
25th cloy of September instant, the following persons were
admitted into holy orders :
DE•CONl.—William Green, of St. David's College, Lam-
peter; John Jones, literate; David Rowland, of St. Da-
vid's College, Lempeter.
Parism.—Evan Horgan, of St. David's College, Lam-
peter; Thomas Mathews, ditto ; Owen Jones, 8.A., of
Jesus College, Oxford William Maurice Evans, 8.A., of
University College, Durham; Wm. Henry Downes, 8.A.,
of New Ina Hall, Oxford.