The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1849.

CLERICAL

PREFERMENT.—Rev W. PRICE, to Shereshead P.C.,
Lanciahirf., diocese of Manchester; 931. ; patr,n, the Vicar
of Cocked:lsm.

NAVAL.

ADMIRALTY. OCT. 3.—APPOINTNIIIFTS.—To Loanckr—
Chaplain : C. Bolgrava. Naval Instructor: M. P. SambeU.
Miishipnt :H. Johnson. Naval Cede:: U.l). Hopkins.
Clerk: C. D. ilibbald.—Ganges—Master's Assistant: T.
Tursin. Clerk: F. G. Bulgin.—Serpna —Midshipmsn :
C. N Stsphens.—Encotneter—llidshipman: F. Stanley.—
swerve—Lieutenant : R. V. Hseeard.
PORTIMADITPII, OCT. 3.,- Sciur.te, st. e'., at this port, and
CJrfl.ct at Devonp.rt, are ordered to be a 'airnitsioned for
foreign cerv:co.
GIBRALTAR., Sart. 37.—The war Wirral. JACO.s if still at
anchor Leer.

CLettat.mte by death in the armies of LA's, reported
sines the departare of the mail of the 25th of July:—
H. /11.'s Tanore.—Major F. J Stephen., 61st foot, Pesha-
war, on the 27th Jely.—Major F. 8. Holmes, Bth foot, at
Hunches, cn the 3rd August.—Ensign S. H. Parks, 01st
toot, at regiment', on the 29th July.— Quartermaster J.
Pries, 24th foot, at Wtmeerabad, on the Ist July.—Captain
F. A. Erslepton, 64th foot, at Puonah, on the 19th August.
—Assintantßargeon T. M. 8. McGrath, 22nd foot, at Coins-
baton, on the 27th July.—Litutenant F. R. Creed. 80. h
foot, at Mysore, on the 29th July.—Lieutenant J. R. Leahy,
84th foot, at Secunderabad, on the 14th August—Captain
T. F. Seale, 94th foot, at Madras, on the 21st August.
Bollll•lr.—Liineasant General B. W. D. Seeley, Colonel
of the 3rd NJ., in Ragland, on the 24th June.
MAlLDLlll.—Liestaitiust 11. R. Willan, hone artillery, at
Secunderabad, on the 1311 July.—Easian R. R. G. Charl-
ton, 10th N. 1., at Nuniogpore, on the 20:h July.—Captain
R. S. Gladstone', 2nd native veteran battalion at sea, en
board the ship Wellesley, on the —.—Ensign R. C. Hutton,
13th N. 1., oa the 29M December, on board the steam.,
Bentlnek.—Assistan,Sargecn J. B Porte:Am, at the C.
troop horse arti:lery, of cholera, at Jaulnab, on the 18. h
August.—Surgeon G. B. Edgooree, 5.h cava'ry, at Jaaluali,
of cholera, on the oth August—Captain the Hon. C. A.
Swim', 21st N. 1.. at Jaulnah, of cholera, on the Au-
gust —Ensign J. NE- Eroding. 33rd N.l , at Jsulnah, of
cbo!ery on the August. Lieutenant G. 8. Ell.ot,
of the C troop horse artillery, at Jaulnah, of fever, on the
21st August.—Ensign A. Butknit, 32nd N. 1., at Kamptee,
on the 17th August.
BaNdat.—Lieutenant J. A. Bartlett, 53rd N.L, at Wa.
serrabad, on the 13th July.—Captain H. A. Raid, invalids,
at see, on the 9th February.—Lieutenant F. Mc D. Gilt. rt,
2nd N. 1., at Umballsh, on the 18th July.—Lieutenant the
Hon. S. M. St. John, 4th light cavalry (lancers), at Caw':
pore, on the 20th Julv.—Lieutenant F. C. Orindall, en-
gineer, drowned at Attack, on the 19th July.—Brevet•Cao-
tabs J. E. Grounds, 46th N. 1., at Lsndour, on the 25th July.
—Captain W. L. Hassell, 44•11 N.I . at Cairo, en the 13th
June.—LieuMaant and Adjutant S. H. H. Lakin, 14th
N. 1., at Berhantpore, on the 29:b July.—Superintending.
Surgeon W. Watson, at Benito.", on the 10th August:
Colonel John Holbrow, 30th N.I- in England, on the 16th
July.—Lieutenant R. B. Taylor, 13th N.I , at the Cape, on
the 13th lane.

—INDIAN NATIL—MideIipIINKI Sehtnider sad G. Elder, at
Bombay, of cholera. on the 21st August.

SPORTING.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TUESDAT.

CESAREWITCHSTazia.-9 to 2 apt Vatican (t and alt off)
7to 1 eget Glen&lvan (t), 12 to 1 egg Glen Saddel, 12 to 1
eget Itaby 0), 14 to 1 agst St. Rosalie (t tj 25 to 1 opt Car-
thagenian, 25 to 1 apt Amazement It f), 1,000 to 20 apt
Melton (t).
CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES.-15 to 1 apt Woolwich (t),
15 tot apt Joe o' Sot (t), 1,000 to 50 agst Melton (t), 20 to
1 aget Sponge (t).
DzusY.-1,000 to 35 apt B,lingbroke (t), 1,000 to 20 eget
Settees (t),1,000 to 20 eget Voltigeur (:).

THE POLICE CO URTS.
_ GUILDHALL.

CIIAROZ OP STEALING GOODS.— Wm. Charles 'litchi's,
of Tavistock.rnw, Covent-garden, and Benjamin Henry
Mayer*, of 23, King-street, Covent garden, were brought op
for final examination, charged wi• h obtaining a quantity of
papier macbe trays, value 26!. 165., under five pretences,
• d the evidence taken at the previous examinations having
been read, they were committed for trial. A commitment
was also made out against them on a second charge of
• similar nature.

OBTAINING GOODS lINDIIR FALSE PRVITINCEB.— George
Quantock, with a great number of slimes, was brought up
Lir examination on the charge of unlawfully obtaining by fake
pretences manufactured tobacco, to the amount of 301 101.
The 'unionism of the charge ham already appeared in the
Daily News, and the prisoner was remanded until Saturday
to attend time for the production of further evidence.