The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-09 00:00:00

PRIZE MONEY..

Tar liot:ND.-LucTs'son;eWsgives notice that ac-
counts era about to be exhibited in the registry of the Admi-
ralty, showing the amount of bounties received for two
skive-veseele, names unknown, captured by the Hound on the
26th Jan and Bth Feb., 1848.
Notice is also given to the officers and company of the same
vessel, Granville H. Wood commander, who were actually
on board at the capture of the Hey flange, on the 27th Oct ,
1847, that a distribution of tho loonties received for the said
vessel will be made on the 19th inst., at No. 14, Great
George-street, Westminster, where the unclaimed shares
wiil be re-called for three months :-Flag, 131. 10e. 81d.;
commander, 681. 151. Id. ; third class, 91. 3r. 44 ;
fourth clan, 41. lls. Bd.; fifth clam, 41. 2a. 6d.; sixth
clue, 21. 15s 01. ; seventh class, 21. Ss. 10d.; eighth
clam, 1/. 16.. &I.; ninth clam, 11. 7e. 6d. ; tenth
class, 1134. ; eleventh class, 13s. 9d. ; twelfth class,
9e.2.1.; thirteenth class, 6s. 10;d.-Hallett, Rebineon, and
Co., agents.
THE ALBATHOSS.-Notice is likewise given that the ac•
count sates of the precede arising from the capture of the
slave vessel Prendadors, by the Albatross, Commander A.
Farquhar (in company with the Grappler, Lieut. Lysagbt,
commanding), on the 22nd of July, 1847, will be registered
in Ma Court of Admiralty on the 15 It inst.
Taa EITT X. -Notice is also given that the scerunt sales of
the proceeds arising from the capture of the slave vessel,
name unknown (supposed to be the Flamingo), by the Styx,
H. Chas% Esq., commander, on the 16th November, 1847,
will be registered in the Court of Admiralty on the 18th inst.
Notice is further given, that the account sales of the pro-
ceeds an•ing from the capture of the ease-vessel Boa Fe, by
the Styx, on the 15th Nov., 1847, will likewise be registered
in the Court of Admiralty on the 18th inst.-J. Woodhead,
Agent.
Tar ComwAx.-Notice is given to the officers and com-
pany of the C, nway, W. Kelly, E q., captain, that they will
be paid, on the 26tir lost., at No. 21, Arundel-street, B:rand,
their resp• ctive proportion. of bounty for six men captured
on board the p:ratical brig Ci.met, on the 25th of July, 1845,
and that the list will be re coll d, at the some place, cn
Wi enisdays and Thrusdrms only for the erne Mowing
• - I
month:, :-eaptain;ir proportion, • 111. 172.102. ; Ist craw,
21. 13r. 114 ; 214 clan, 11. lls. lOid. • 3rd clan, 15s. 1114.;
4th class, 10s. 744. ; 6th CIES a. 511.3 d. ; 6th clam, 3s did. ;
7th clam, le. 912.--J. G. and T. Stilwell, Agents.

Tai Maacuawr Skarice.-Last night's Gazette contains
a hat of the Masters and Mates who have voluntarily passed
an examination, and obtained certificates of qualification
for the class against each assigned, on der the regulations
issued by the Bard of Trade since 30th April last.
Mastnne.-T.Clarkson,3rd chin cert., J.Giboon, Hull ; J.
Nixon, let, Queen Victoria, Plymouth; A P. Turner, 2nd,
Blomiden, Plymouth; D.ll ildenton, let, Nile, Cilaigew ; M.
Crawford, let. Glenorehy, Glasgow; T. Watson, 3rd, Juliet,
London; J. Wharton, Ist, Ellergill, Hull; R. Steels, let,
Forrest r, Hull; W. Taylor, 2nd, Chance, Hull; T. W.
8 sayer, Ist, Thames, Lond.n ; S. lt. Thomas, 2nd, Oriental
Queen, London; W H. Bent, 2ad, Dee, London; J. Hay,
2nd, Fanlike. London ; G. 8. Marcia!, 14, Harlequin,
Londia ; W. Dnne, 2nd, Juliet, London; D. H. Barnes,
let, Clio, South Shields; W. E. W. Griggs, 2ad, George and
Jere, S iutts Shields ; L. Hilton, lit, Ward Chipman, Liter.
pool ; J. Brack. 20r., Counter.' of Salon, Liverpool; J. R.te,
2nd, William Jardine, London; J. Rudge, 2nd, Madagas
car, London ; A. Bergh, 2nd, Urania, London ; C. Harty,
2nd, Earl of Liverpool, Yarmouth ; E. Pig n, 2nd, Bra-
canal, London; G. Skinner, 2.. d, kfirchircires of D..uro,
London ; T. Rawe, 3rd, Royal Alice, London ; R. H. Baines,
3rd, Wilb rfurce, London ; A. M. Cleveland, 2nd, Brook.
lyu, Portemouth ; F. Smith, lit extra, Pekin. Newcastle ; J.
H. Woodman. 2nd, Barham, London; R. Thompson, 2nd,
Morayshire, London ; J. Jardine, 2nd, Ganges. LeaaVik;
8. F. Stanimore, 2nd, Clipper, London ; L. W. Yule, 2.. d,
Barham, L indon ; T. Priest, 3rd, Superior, London; J. E.
Philpet, 3r 0, Lukina, Loudon ; B. Child, 3rd, baguet,
Loss, ; J. Farneil, 3rd, Seriugaptam, London ; A.Straehan,
2nd, Ni.gara, Liverpool; R. J. Reynolds, 2nd, • Courier,
Liverpool; H. Ross, 2nd, Manchester, Liverpool; T. W.
Hall, lit, Fenian, Hall; J. T. Jones, 2nd, Sporting Lass,
Loud."' ; J.Tinn, 3rd, Curlew, South Shields ; T. Dunn, lit,
Johns, South Shields ; J. Baird, let, Sir It. Camp-
bell, Mallow ; R. Hildreth, 2nd, Sappho, Glasgow ;
J. Killiek, let, John Dugan's, Liverpool ; J. Brown,
let, Nantilse, Liverpool ; H. Denny, 2nd, Camper-
down, London; Charles Gordon, 2ad, Whine, London;
T. Chaplin, 2ad, Belle, London ;A. Cheyne, let, Star-
ling, London ; J. Ogilvie, let, Craigie, Dundee ; J. White,
let, Rapid, Ltvewpoa ; P. Brown, 2n,f, Manchester, Liver-
pod ,• Kintyre, 3rd, Oc-an, Dundee; C. M. Stephen.
son, fat extra, Pekia, Newcastle; T. Gray, 3rd, Mary Tiffin,
Newcastle; E. thllaso. 2ad, Austad', London ; J. Conseil,
3rd, Aa•tralasia, London; W. D. Monte, 2nd, Wellesley,
London; J. H. Travere, 2nd, Minerva, London; T. Hum.
phrie, 2nd, Sea Park, London ; S. E. Smith, 3rd, Camper-
down, London ; H. Archbold, 2nd, Betsey, Yarmouth ; H.
Carlo, Ist, Lady Ent, Hull; R (Meadow, 2ad, Transit,
Hull ; R. C. Hutchings, 2nd, Zurich, London ; J. Armors,
2nd, Helen Martin, Liverpool; M. Young, god, Compinieor,
Liverpool ; C. H)ne, 2nd, Agincourt, Plymouth ; F. Arrow,
2nd, Wellesley, London ; W. Spencer, 2nd, Persian, Los-
don; H. Meenseikan, 2nd, Mariann Shah, Glasgow; D.
Gray, 2nd, Orbona, Leith ; R. Miller, let, Nile, Dundee.
Maras.-J. C. Almond. 2nd clue seer., Ajax, London ;
A. Withy, 2nd, limpress, London ; J. White, 3rd, Seringa-
paean, London; F. Hairs, 3rd, E imundstary, Landon ;
I'. Dallas, 2nd, Laskin, London; J. Wilecia, 2ad, Grace.
Newcastle; A. Kingsford, 2nd, &Finny, dam, Landon; J
G. Thomas, 3rd, Macedon, London ; C. H. Trewetke, 3rd,
Dee, London ; J. Venable', 2nd, Viscountess, London.

Erratum' ht Gnat* of Tuemity. June 5 :
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. ill= 7.
Hie mew of Bea Copt. Oatrras. Boyd Easimeen, ars Albert
?Doman Grattan, mot Abort Ogiemmeil tirattom.
ADWIRALTT. L
The thOotrias aroma:me low this del takes plowe oweequeut upon
the death, on the 7th Wet, ef Vire-Aalwirel I. Hill: Yaw-admiral
of the White M. Woo; to be siee-edidral of the zed; Vice.Md-
mini of the Biwa dr IL Two; K.C.B. E.C.111., to be riee-edroiral
of the white; Rasa-Bilmdral dthe Bed T. Naomi to be Woe-
admiral of the Woe; Beer-Adeolral of the White J. B. Pawn to
be rwar-adedral of the red; Beer-Admiral of the Blue J. Coma,
CAL. to be rear-admiral of the white ; Captain Bin J. O. Butamim,
Bart, to be reer-edmiral of the Was.
MEDICAL

APOTHECAHIRS' HALL.—Nonms of gentlemen who
their ezansinaticn in the science sod practice of Medici
e,
and reetived otrtdlcatss to practise, on Thunday, lens 7,
1849 :
Fast:mix= WILLIAM Dix, Long Buckby, Northampton.
Shire.
THOMAS BUTTON LUDLOW, Leire, Leicestershire.
JAM'S OILIIHRT MARTIN, CAUNIford, Cornwall.
Ononos BEANS, Northover, BOISITONSEITS.
CHARLES CHRISTOPHER BATMAN, Anna:tater, Devon.
THOMAS CARLTLI BEATTY, Hatia_gton, BEAM.
SAMUEL BTANDIDOR SHACILLIS, Hull, Yorkshire.

SPORTING.
ASCOT HEATH RACES.-FRIDAT.

To racing men the Friday at Ascot has always
bees a day of teal enjoyment. The event*, we admit, do
not pares that importance which is necessary to attract the
public; bat the Great Western Railway Hanlicap and the
Wokinghanis generally insure good field and plenty of bet-
ting, and there is no mob to impede the transaction of busi-
ness. Yesterday the sport was good, the weather favour-
able, and speculation brisk.
In closing our report it is but just to state that from first to
lam the arrangements of the noble Master of the Buckhounda
for the conduct of the business of the meeting were mat sa-
tisfsctorily carried out. The course was admirabl kept; the
decisions sal the etartirg were unexceptionable, and the
minor but essential duties of weighing and telegraphing
were performed with promptness and accuracy. The police,
of whom a numerous ody, under superintendents May sad
Pearce and inspectors Field, Lund, and Beckinson, were in
attendance each day, deserve a word of praise for the quiet
and effective manner in which order was maintained through
out the week. Having said thus much of the late meet-
ing, we will venture to add that the prospects for next year
are flattering—Lord Bessborough obtained s great number of
subscribers to the Ascot Stakes, and upiraz de ol sixty to the
Visiton' Plate; these, with the two Triennials and the other
standing engagements, are a guarantee that, at the worst,
there will be no falling off. The racing, which was over by
half-pest 3 o'clock, commenced with
A ilivorrimaxxs of 50 soy,. each, h ft, for 3.yr-olds ; colts,
Sat 71b ; fillies, Sot 31b. Old Mile. (8 subs.)
Mr. B. Oreas'a Abbot of Meaux Walked aver.

FIRST CLAMS 01 111 WOXINOIIANI STAINS of 5 son.
each, for 3-yr.olds lad upwards. List tbret-quarters of the
New Mile.

Slaahlng Alice, S yrs, Gat Sib (R. Sharp) 1
lard Stanley's Circus, 4 yrs, Ist (Harrison) 11
The following also ran : The W idow, ensachia,
ltedal-
phus, Telegraph, Bpithead, The Jo ster, Henry 01 Exeter,
Farthingale, Pinto, e by John-o'-Claunt out of Gunman's
dam.
Betting : 2 to 1 apt Futhiegale, 6 to 1 apt The Widisw,
6to 1 apt Couch's, 6 to 1 ages CirCUP, and 6 to 1 agst
Blubing Alice.— Circus, Slashing Alice, Spitbead, and
Harry of Exeter laid tow ther in front all the way, Circus
leading until within • few b ngtbs of the chair—Slashing
Alice then came with a rush and won on the post by ahead.
Bpithead was third, and Henry cf Easter, Telegraph, end
Radulphus well up. Run is 1 min. 25 sec.
Ewstraesess of 20 s )ss. each, h ft, for 2-yr olds:
Mr. Bowes's Rybinsk& But'er), 1
Mr. E. R. Glut's The Old Commodore (Refers), 2
Even betting. Won in a canter by two lengths. Run in
1 vain. 2 saes.

THREE HUNDRED Soya., the Gift of the Great Miters
Railway Company, added toe Handicap Sweepstakes of 10
sows. each, f r three year Mils and upwards, the second to re-
ceive 50 son. out of the stakes ; the winner of the Ate.t
Stakes, the Queen's Vase, the 149751 Hunt Cup, or the Em-
peror of Russia's Plate, to carry 71be, ii any two of these
pease 10th. extra. Bwinley Course. (45 tubs.)
Mr. lairs,
Repletion, 3 yrs, Oat Sib (Thett) 1
Lord CUt4ea's Bc. Antonio, 4 yrs, aft 10Ib (Dockeray) 2
Mr. Jaques's Chantrey, 3 yrs, set lib (Charlton) 3
The following also ran :—Wanota, The Moor, Mrs. Taft,
Gardenia, Borneo, Bellenden, Chicansur, Mounseer,
Kies-away.
Bettin.r : 6 to 4 eget B9rnee, 3to 1 art St. Antonio, 6 to
1 agat Kisuway, and 10 to 1 each eget Repletion and
Chantal'. Wenota took the lend, and with tit. Antonio,
Chantrey, and Repletion in his wake, cut out the work to
the distance; he was then primed by R-pletion, St. Antonin,
and Chantrey, Repletion going on with a strong lead, and
winning in a canter ny three lengths. Chantrey a bad third.
Run in 2 min. 40 sees.
THE SECOND CLASS OF ERB WOXINOHAN STARFa of 5
sons. each, for three year olds and upwards. Last three-
quarters of the New Mile. (14 subs.)
Duke of Rutland's Nina, 3 yrs, 6st 101 b (Pearl) 1
Duke of Richmond's Ploughboy, 3 yrs, let (Kitchener) 2
Lord Exeter's Illashing Alice, 3 yrs, Gat alb JP.. Sharp) 3
The following also ran :—Bi•dti.p of Romford's Cob, &k-
-han', Whitetail., The Flea, Tills, Seraph. Captain Parry.
Betting: 2to 1 apt Nina, 3to agst Ploughb,y, and 4
to 1 each oast Slashing Alin-, and the Cob. Ploughboy, Nina,
Trills and 131mtbirt.• Alice laid in front from the start to the
A!!:", FL, ughisor 171,:iiog tee lot to the distance, where Nina
took up the running, and won cleverly by a length ; the same
between second and third ; Tait fourth. Run in 1 min.
24 ems.

Bonoron MEMBERS' PLATE of 50 son. added to a
Sweepstak• of 5 toss. each ; three yr-olds, 7 at, four, Bst 4 lb,
tire, Bat 10 lb, six and aged. 9 et ; winners once in 1849, to
carry 3 lb, twice, 6 lb extra ; the winner to be sold for 100
sore. if demanded, he. Old mile.
Lord Exeter's (Minas, 3 yrs (Pettit) 1
Mr. Charlton's litssaway, 3 yrs (Doekeray) 2
Mr. Crewe's Philosopher, 5 yrs (Manion) 3
The following also stetted: Susan Lovell, Nectar, Victot,
Lepidus.
Betting : 7 to 4 eget Itivaway, 3 to 1 apt CEdipoi, and
4to 1 each eget Susan Loral and Philosopher. (Edipos
wade nearly all the running. and won by a length and a
half. Run in 1 m 50 sec.
LATEST ST. LEGER BETTING.
Even on The Flying Dutchman 110 to 1 agst Uriel
10 to 1 opt Nunnykkt 10 to 1 Lady Superior

MILITARY.
(Prom Let ■tibt'e aura.)
WAR-Otirlt,t, Jens S.
nib Lt. Drags.—Cor. IL. NOINAN, to be U ut., by pur., Ate Dunn-
Gerdner, who ret.; the Roo. W. H. W. Quip, to be eor., by put.,

MieMan.
Lith Lt. Deign—Lieut. T. O. L. C. Gwyn, from 30th F., to be Peat.,
vies J. IL Carew, am. to 9th P.
9th P.—Lleat. J. IL Canny, Been 15th U. Drop., to be beat., vice
bards,. most EOM
Nth I.—Pace W. Z. Tames; to be Mat., by par., vice EPott, who
ret ; F. A. Cauusrros, pat ,to be ens., by pur Wee 1 hmss.
36th F.—Lieat. V. B. YOUTIN tram :ad West •
India Itegt, to be
lieut., vice Gwyn, app. to the 13th Drag.
40th P.-080. J. IL U. NULL, DP te MOM. by par., vice Ilse
woo ID the Stikine Bost; Lint F Rosy lobe Sept.. by i ur.vice
ZAP ; Ins. It. P. MUMMY to le lieut., by nor, TIM Hati 1 P. 11.
Armour. gent to be ens. by Ear , vice Ilibbert.
30th F.—Lkut T. J. Gamy, turn the Cr. ion Rite Reg.., to be Peat.,
vice A. Smith, pm• by par. =milks]; Cattleman Cadet P.
Pause, tram the Boy. Nil- Cot, to to ens., without put., vice
Grant, f rem in the Otylan Rifle itegt
39th F.—Lieut. T. W. J. LLOYD La br editeent, vice Peebles, who res.
the a lawny ; Att/Mll Assist -burg. J. Cittamaa, M.D., to be

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east.tmar.
72nd V. -Eta. A Puna bee bees permitted to retire from Ma service
by the ale at ha asasAielea.
99th Y.—tieut. Uinta's° to bet
mt., witboat par., vim Hem.-
maj. plepbertam, who reta. apart ll pay ; Eat J. Game to be
flout., without par. , vice Ds. rine ; GEM CadetW. P. 1 suet'
from the Boyd Ilititery College, to be ate.. 'eke Crime.
Calks Rile itegt.—fte. T. J. Bauer. from Seth F. to be lieut.,
without par , Meads, app. to hied F.; Hoe. Lie t. A. C. Y.
Lacs to be fit Wet, by par Mae brut, spy. to WA F.; C. Z.
licrd, pest. to be ertalira, by par., vies L eh.
Cambia Lie tat. -h Z. Ls Maitewarm GMT to be
by par., ass Mum% who mt.; J. 11. Mums, pat., to be
am, by pm., Werr WM.
Ramo 4gt.-11.) eJ. IlanDerrv, fin the 40th T., to be lieut.-
col., by par., Mai varroCai. Naas, who vets ,• Ileut. W. IP. Wm-
mai be be rapt. waked par, vies 10mAliejor Pima, who Ms
appaacea fall pry; Rea. It A.Lowoort to be Item., without par., vise
SOmeOesa• J. S. Haze, pl., to be in.., without pax., Moe Loads

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE 9. 1849.