The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-17 00:00:00

NAVAL.

MOVEMENTS OF lIElt MAJr.wIT'S SHIPS. Hibernia,
Trafalgar, Rodney, Albion, Superb, Canopus, Vice-Admiral
Sir 'W. Porker, Bart., G.C.8., at Lisbon on the 2nd Nov..
and remained there on the 10th. America, sailed front
Lisbon. Terrible, left Lisbon for England Nov. 7th,wit)'
supernumeraries, Rattler, Lisbon. Gladiator, left LW,
for Oporto, and is now there. Virago, left Oihralt v for e
ward Nov. 6th. l'hienix, left Gibraltar 7th for Lisbon,
there. Cyclops, arrived in Lisbon 9th Nov. of a
trill, C. S. packet, entered Lisbon the 10th to embark
Duchess of idiaganza. Achilles, C. S. packet, off Lisbon,
steaming southward 10th Nov. Royal Tar, ditto, oil Oporto
11th November.
MOVEMENTS OF FOREION SIM'S or WAlL—Labatt
Labrador, steam frigate, and Le C ygtst%, brig of war (French'
The Labrador left for Toulon, Nov. 2nd. Cadiz.-7
Parks, steam frigate, and Asmodee, ditto (French), f
Toulon, left for Brest Nov. sth, with the crew of a lint
battle en board. Jason, brig-of-war (Spanish), still in Cs
Isabella Seymula, frigate (Spanish), entering Vigo co.
Nov. in tow of steamer. Blasco de Gcray, steam
(Spanish), left for Lisbon 3rd, and returned to Vigo .
Nov. Donna Maria, frigate (l'ortuguese), blockading
Oporto on the 11th. Chile do Tojal, steamer, ditto and
Peninsula, ditto, Vigo, 12th.
Areolwrsissr., Nov. 14.—Surgronii d. It. Winter to the Mc
It Grii7on to the Albatrogi ;F. ',light the Itootamond ; W
bervion to the Birkenhead. Clerk in C:. age 11. Johniiton
Belvidere. Mater: B. Read to the itueline.—Nov. lU.
minders ; E. Collier to the Trafalgar ; 11. Jouncey to the Albion ,
W.ustold to the linauin. Lieutenant : .1. A. IL Boyd, ebb(' (Racer
Camel Guard. Master's
-Assist. J. T. Carr, and Navel Quiet A. E.
Cambier to the Ocean ; Masteer...Atiniat. W. Hewlett to the nor:tang.
actinu.Avist. Surgeons W. E. O'Brien to the Itirkollowd, ar
Crawford n. the 'tette, Aselq.-Surseana C. C. Urquhart to
wich division; C. Wilkiniion to timenwich Iloseita.; J. it. II
lingo to the Hibernia; W. M. Maunders to the Victory; W.
to the Grapoler ; A. Armattuua to the Vicaoria and Albert; S.
to the Hibernia.

111L1TAItY.
ROVAL AItTIT.LEILT, Woot.svien, Nov. 16.—His
ship the Master-Gentral has been pleased to appoitu
following °dicers to the under-mentioned situations, va
by the promotions occasioned by the late Broca :—Tt
command of the Itoral Artillery, in Ireland, Col. G. Tt
C. 1.1., vice A. Munro, K.II , prom. to the rank of M
Gen. ; Lieut.-Col. W. Bell to the Royal Horse Artill
vice T. Dyueley, C. 8., prom. to the rank of Col.,- T
Col. M. LOWS to the Itoyal Horse Artillery, vies W.
prom. to the rank of Col ; Lieut.-Col. W. Brereton,
and K 11., to the Royal Horse Artillery, lien A. Macdt
prom. to the rack of Major-Gen.; Lieut.-Col T. 1. St.
ways to the Royal Horse Artillery, vice R. Hardinge, K..
appointed director of the Royal Laboratory De
Licut.-Col. L. Dowse to the command of ttrtarn
Artillery at Ballincolig, vice Col. Crutteudcn, sae is
lieve Col. Bastard in command at Portsmouth; Licut
Crawford to the command of the Royal Artillery at C
moot, in Ireland, vice W. G. Power, C.B. and K.Il
motel to the rank of Major-Gen. ; Capt. J. E. Du;
the Royal Horse Artillery, vice Major H. Pester, app..
master in the Royal Laboratory Department; &coed Capl
Phillpetts (son of the Bishop of Exeter) to the Royal II
Artillery, vice D. E. Weal; Licuts. J. S. Willett, \V.'
Neill, and D. M•Dowall Frazer, to the Royal Horse
lery, vice Goodenough, Gardiner, and Radcliffe, pror
Col. J. S. Bastard to be Superintendent of Drills
specter of Itecruie, vice Col. Turner, appointed to tin
mend in Ireland ; Second Capt. C. J.
sWright to
t be b
p
ter at the It.tyal Military Repository, ire Ca. V.
Kennedy promoted; Capt. E. Wodehouse to be Adjut
the 2nd battalion, vice lune* ; Capt. F. A. Campbell
Adjutant of the 9th battalion, vies W. H. Forbes.

SPORTING,.
TAITERSALL'S—Mosnse.
There woo main a very goad nruder, but with so derided
deranee of layer. that In 1101110 instances the backers obtained
Lvourable terms than would have hero granted last week.
mark applies more partieu.arly to the Meter to Cobweb and'
colts, and Old Port ; 1,400 to SO having been laid against
2,ouu to 60 and 2,000 to 50 against Old Port; and 1,41:4) to 2.
edly, followed mill! 45 to I, in l.undred.', against the Son of At
Liberal odds were oleo betted against several other'; but we ,
elate that the ',rims quoted, :A taken about the three favourites
John Day% lot, were not obtain ible at the close. The busintss
acted on the Newport Pagnel steeple Chase and Cbevter CUP
enough to warruit a quotation.
NEWPORT PAONEI, RTEEPLE-CIIASE.
4 to 1 apt Mr. la. uhden'm Discount (taken)
6 I Imed Strathmore's !twitcher (offered)
8 I Mr. C. C. Brooke's Eagle
9 1 Mr. Pemberton's Lstitat (taken)
10 t Capta.n Powell's Salute (taken)
Cll PATER CCI'.
1000 to 20 opt Mr. W. Scott's Frin.grsbragb
21100 30 Mr. Ilesseltine's
Yitrallen
lul.lo —3O Mr. Dawson's Cairn Con.
DERBY.
II to 2 apt John Day's Lot (t) 2,000 —5O Old Port
15 2 Can Tromp (t) 45 1 /darpessa
15 1 Entrees (t. free.y) 1,000 10 Red !fart
to —I Planet (t. to 2(01.) 1,000 —2O Liberater (t.,
211 I Ids. to Cobweb tolt (t.) 1,00 —2O Mathematician
30 1 Glentilt (t.) (token)
30 —1 Allerionian 1,000 —2O Johnny
35 1 Lunedale (C) strong
1,000 to 25 apt B(t. and ro. to Joinaft. off.) ville 2
2, ,000 Cliristoplar
000 35 —
The Reit e'

Eat) Entrlligence.
LAW NOTICES.—TATS DAY.
COVET fit CHAACIAT, Westminvter, at Hr.—Thomas
man, for judgment. Appeal. : lkll v. Earl of Me Tgh,
heard; Angle) v. Colton ; Colombum r. Chichester ; Duke
ou
ot

Earl Amherst:
VICE-CWANCELLOW Cotnrrs, Westminster. at 10.—Before
Shadwell—Maund v. Tamer, petition. Cullom, : Heath
wick; Parker v. Day (2); Johnson v. Forrester; Terry v.
Simpson v. 'Lott ; Gored v. ?lan ; Smale v. Bickford
Kennet; Morrison V. Watkins; Wright V. Bari:terra!), Greenw,
Buchanan; Walton v. Merritt Before Sir J. Knight Bruce—Sowerby
v. Pontop Railway Company, to be spoke to; Beach v. itowkv.
Baylor T. South Leann Railway Company, motion I
Causes, &e. Apperley v. Page ; Coward v. Coward ; Francis
cis (2) • Edwards v. Browne; Attorney-General T. Gardner;
T. Thomas; Hulbert v. Holbert ; Ballard v. Bateman. Befoombe
re
Wigwam.—Leigh v. Earl Balmer" for judgment ; Dunc •
to be spoke to. Causes, Mc.: Blair v. Bromley, part bawl :
V. Shaw • Preston v. R'ilson ; Emerson v. Emerson; lisinautn
Seelgwicli ; Warner v. Hodgson )2, ; Kirby V. Math ; Pennington
Buckley.
Scus Omar Westminster, at 10.—Cadres, &e.. Perry-
or
doweroft, part' heard; Attorney-General v. Masrdalen
Teistel v. King's College; Attorney-General v. Ludlow;
v. Ellis; Ottley v. Gray.
The Courts of Queen's Beach, Common l'iras, sail Exchequer
pit in Banco at Westminster.
COURT or E:cnmv on, Guildhall, at 10.—London common
LewLs v. Smith; Southgate v. Bohn ; Ewen v. Thomas; Job
Glover ; Smith v. May ; Herman v. Menke= ; Thellussen •
Johnston v. Score; Bullivent v. Singk-ton • Woolley v.
Christy v. Lambton ; T. Johns ; lack V. Barr;
G. Harris ; same v. J. Harris.

EQUITY the COCRTS—YEstrEBAY.
Before the Master of Rolls.
ROBINSON T. WALL.—SPECIFIC PERPORMANI
SBUTED BlDDl:oa.—The Muter of the Rolls gave je..,
in this case. 7he hill was filed for the specific performant
of an agreement entered into by the plaintiffs as the aasigr
of Sir Thome; Champneyst an insolvent, for sale
defendant, FLgbt, of the interest in certain pros
which the insolvent was entitled in right of his -
had a life interest in it. The assignees being d
selling the it. erest of the insolvent, who was adt
life, Lord Mo; ttyn, whose wife was interested in the
subject to the interests of Sir Thomas and Lady Ch
made a proposal to the assignees for the purchase
interest. He was anxious, also, to purchase the
Lady Champneys, anti he offered to pay 3.i,0001.
interest of the assigtiees, and to pay 4001. a year
Champneys fir her interest. An arrungement was e
on the, foe ing, which was carried into effect by t
dated 13th August, 1b33. It recited that the cuignees