The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-22 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1847.

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Ilea et swims hr Os me et brewocise aid dklißlodas ; the
mhelsolen stoma ea the Mae toes as Edith Mirth : md•
wintos et impieseted joke as hir term; die pooseiedan of
air esilmoise to tha ealasios as at hems. Ibi :
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th laws. Whit mead to the j
sswn. at th. **illegal GeakealEE:WaTi;
tithe aisehhotthis loshillos
ltret/Wres:sriedrors re the dove
agpatlit
Osett et the Comblood Coe" and the al
lawasigi. a emisslttee of Meta sr 'West has
been ommod ontraited with the power of is soni-
c= orlth the lathatione mot to Me Wray the
two dele to socresent itla the hdreathrbedi
le esamete et th.Mmnoss. 11 dillor leshisthe maidee, he
do puree of loolkiss the pressethop et the cesnashtos,
be sorded, the Lit above reaseied Ii H tidies ean mersely
lease say gaieties that, so hz at boot ea Chime Is eon-
mmeed, woe modem ire be sonsead to the hided ontent."
The oseathordimo the time of the mail bang dapasobed
woe mat ha melthi miss, and sandy wry
settee to ethallse woo imp at work. The Royal
Claaolto Nye :-0 Nowa time the smsnolpation lboe do sal-
ivation of the protium hail doff, wer base the
cone flab meth a more premising argemethe. Many
Meets which Sense her as Ore years ego were
oriblommese of moth ore now as dam as a
Dutehmsee roil& The esesetithace of tbh imrs-
, mist In day% "dish seek is a timionammo of bioi.
grottoolet 1w .weer be Imperien—ly din a. *l4
at omits per one Is bsgithieg to resemble is some plows
what it used to b. sear the system of otheefas."
TRINLOAD.—ndo idand hes hitherto enjoyed an
shwa solitary esomplien tom thair. whith; es ie-
ssnale. Ethegthe the reel of the Oa the late
creaseisn h has set stingy but the howskans
eltioli ledi waste Tabegaly itself at
in Um them of a satin IS thee at appeal nitiel
lives wen lath. Sew Wm itholmd. has Igo Sow+
entertained that they = 15141 Nth harbothi. At MIS
of Spain am swept away eUesird.teltsi
roada destroyerrheifty the harbour wee
and a number of smelt lele end beats deasayid.
At &eta Crux the Nees plasireleen bad sef-
fe esh nd m ime tie hamideg if lie ea ismoortei
trees. As the WOW et Xemseel the ode preyed
soy issmosebro t a acemideseida cmonthw et mum
were ledolf sal in some cam bowled wane mad end
prim!. Ailitelieds not whom M the Mamie of Poet of
8 ptsia_bet
i.tienigioa..
whiatherlailebrisertaletat
f'oort rimalb ter Ebbed Wimp. ea Oat. 16
was peapseed habit mien The seam oipproo to
ham Ise* a dilemmas efi=vr the ellithwase. Ow
party whiled to petition tar a home at assembly
is lie sludge lenbistive. mossed ; oilier would be wh-
in' with meths short eta bow starombly. It was under
*mem- siththeeth imolved, rather then run the rids of
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doh the • et thooleit, to

weakening cause by the appearance
forego the meeting, end circulate • petition for signatures
which might meet the views of all parties.
WIND WA RD ISLANDS. —BARBADOES.—A peti-
tion to the House of Commons praying for a reduction of
the sugar dudes and an amendment of the navigation laws,
was adopted by both members of the legislature on the 19th
of October. It was to have come on for discussion on the
13th of the month, but the state of the weather having pre.
vented the committee of the House of Assembly appointed
to prepare it from meeting, the debate was postponed. With
the exception of two dissentient members in the House of
Assembly the petition was adopted unanimously.

thins. The rank, *Waft the haggles of the Won-
roma era doseribed Wag most eampleta, and radahotory
to all prement
BRIPWIXCE.-THE Cdaithla.—This hartakal 160
tams hardra. Wangle( to Gloyanter, was wathed whit*
ea her homeward arra him cadre; der lives was
Isla die led dada ea 9th of dasher. Oa the
9da, whoa la the aid& of tba Ada*, a heavy ph
i=marisessi deatist
tram a warred'
itedisi apart the did
lasts, HMV Itillrireg& tegh &baft libe haat
daty at a aseetal The MOON okeirdr.
examgammy la dui tariansitar, nand the lobelia dr
sails to be Wm. la. The ospalaa fassihmilave pisreed
well rand* Ir a luatione paid sing tha Ida
Ughtniag, hid Ma Oweada_ eiria bat Ms erel the
shipped a taimodose ea. Nadi ladi ordinal the =dr
east to be oat arm. het Woe ail add be deft a Mita
fal wave was eels media( awerle 111111111. pile Wad art to
the arrow to make thradves is.. She wave treks over
the disabled vessel, mad when it had passed by it wee had
that the captain, two Oftes.Fropri sad Robert Og-
ling, and an Lam, ltd tam wsabd
away. Bayley"Pardella, hod lag brakes • drat that beim,
was at this aloha anseat Wog is the eareda's bed sleek
when tho waist asked into the oda. He jarred eat of
bed, sad there Wag so mode of exit through the deer, it
gemoseded is getting through the window on the lea, sod
tied hirmalf to • germ' pardoner the vowel. The survivors,
fourteen in number, mooseded in ending away the into..
mast when the vessel righted. Here they remained mg •
water-logged wreck in the middle of the ocean for feat days
and nights exposed to terrible weather. On the 29th of
October, observing a sail in the distance, they held ap lighted
firolmeads as a signal of distress, and this attracted the atten-
tion of Ms William and /lazy, Captain Allen, who humanely
took thom as bawd, sad tarried them to Colcheater—Taa
LADY ILIKIIAWAT, 111,11 W East Wiseman, belonginuo
the only daughter of** late Thomas Ward, Esq., of
don, was totally abandosed by her crew in the Bay of Busy,
in • sinking aonditioa, es Wednesday weak. She was eon-
mended by Capt Timm sad left Bombay on the 21st of
June. braid to Lewin, Wen with • cargo valued at
210,0001., evissistlag of Wan silks, crapes, Cashmere
slum* gm, der. The voyage was retarded
by adverse mead lava to off the Cape in
a storm for mix weeks ; bet on Ibelfka west, when
in the Bay of Biscay, the vied Liz for a run
to London. After dinner that day, while Inastiag their
expected safe return home, the watek mamma • main(
storm. The nec. wary preparations had been ammaly
effected when a tremendous gale overtook dim, the gat
shock of which nearly threw the noble Teasel en her bum
ends. Her decks were swept, her bulwarks stove in, sod
some of her boats carried overboard, while the two wadi
remained were seriously damaged. Oa the telleviegwasfr
ing (Monday) it was discovered the mod had
leak, and there were three feet of water In the
storm continued during that night and Tuesday,
dreadful havoc in the rigging, sails, and spare ; ond=
lowing morning, a Dutch vessel having been 1111111114 as
was signalled to from the wreck, and the soma
mate, and twenty-six of the mew, left the van, gorges
on board of the Dutchman, proceeded to Ihilmouth. The
drat mate, Mr. Walsh, the third mate, and bar of the mew,
refused to leave the ship, stating that they would remain on
board, and try to um her, but on Thursday ssairalag were
obliged to take to the remaining boat, and were picked up by
a Guernsey vernal.

INQUESTS, BATURDAY.--SUDDEN DEATH AT THE
OaIINTAL CLva.—Before Mr. Bedford, at No. 5, Tenter-
den-street, Hanover•square (in connection with the Oriental
Club), on the body of George William Traill, Esq., aged 64,
late of the East India civil service. From the evidence of
Sir Thomas Edward Colebrook, Bart., of No. 18 Park-lane,
a cousin of the deceased, and other witnesses, it appeared
that the deceased gentleman was formerly in the Bengal
civil eervioe and had retired from it for some time past.
The deceased was a member'of the club, and a frequent visi-
tor there. On Thursday evening last he dined there, and
up to the moment he was last men alive no material alter.
tion either in his appearance or manner was observed. After
dinner deceased went and sat in the irawing-roam, where,
about half-past eight o'clock, some warm milk and water
was taken to him by James Downs, one of the waiters,
it being usual to do so. About ten minutes afterwards de-
ceased was missed from the drawing-room, but no notice
was taken of the circumstance, it being about the time that
he usually left the club. About half-peat seven o'clock the
next (Friday) morning one of the housemaids informed Wil-
liam I'm= the porter, that she could not get into one of the
water-closets on the drawing-room floor, and on going to it,
and looking through the skylight, he di.covered the deceased
lying on the floor. The door was broken open by a police-
man, and a surgeon sent for, but the deceased was found to
be llead and cold, having been lifeless some hours. The
body was subsequently opened by Mr. White, the surgeon,
who found some old adhesions of the heart of long standing,
and the heart itself was four times its usual size.
Verdict—" Natural death from disease of the heart"—
&INDIO° A DEAD BODY BY RAILWAY.—Before Mr. Car.
ter, at the Fountain Tavern, Walworth, on the body of a
newly-born female child, which, it was alleged, had been
forwarded by railway to the residence of Mr. J. T. Romney,
the sexton of St. Peter's Church,Wslworth. On the night of
Saturday lest, about nine o'clock, Miss Romney, who lodged
with her brother, in Church-terrace, Liverpool-street, Wal-
worth, sexton of St. Peter'i Church, receired a brown paper
parcel, from a young man dressed as a butcher, at the street
door. He was in great haste, and said it had jut come
from the railway. On the end of the parcel being opened
the head and night-cap of a child were visible. Mr. Rom
ney removed the paper and its contents to Newington
workhouse, where Mr. Joseph Con, the master, examined it.
He found the body of a full.grown infant. In the left hand
there was a letter directed to Mr. Romney, 15, Trafalgar-
street, Walworth, sexton ; and in the right, which was firmly
clenched, were two half-crowns. The letter was as follows :
—" Dear Sir,—Have the kindness to inter this little inno-
cent babe, and oblige an unfortunate dill-born child." Mr.
Lowne, the parochial surgeon, said he had made a full exa-
mination of the body, and was quite satisfied the child wee
still-born, and had received the necessary professional assis-
tance at the birth. The jury returned a verdict of " Still-
born," and the coroner handed Mr. Romney the order for
burial, and the 51. to defray the expenses.

CONVOCATION OF THE CLERGY AT YORK.
The convocation of the bishops, archdeacons, sad
procton of the clergy in the province of York, was bell la
the chapter-house of the cathedral on Friday. The
of convosatioa at Yeah Air the gement electiontitf,
excited bat little balm*, eel the maw tonna routine was
gone thin*" whitest hatemarttea. Qa this isereekra, how-
ever, public aftestiss bar* bees greeted In the matte,
considerable assist, was Mt rte the mature albs yeemord-
loss and the melt of the swift i esti ea the ebeisar-
house wee era to the pith% a Mtge number et
ladies sad gentlemen swilled therembee of the emr-
el Wag preset In oceesquesse et the death firths
$ spelel writ had bees limed by the crown to
boa Presideat el the
ftetristaisa, sad he ers~fsik the *ell The ft&
=lsamba, of ersvessales Were sire present The
,1 Rim, the Arehdesers-er Oki Allaikalla of
the lest listmatAyaillerwsa of Cleetimal. the Anil-
deans el the Bev. Oases Harrithea, the Bev.
Cases Timer, the .8. the Bev. 8. Allbut, the
Rest Y. Wray, the Rev. W. ely, the Rev. M. Plum-
mer, the Bev. Mr. fins, the Row. Mr. J. o, s After
the madles of Mr 'a wilt ea ether hemallies,
Ambisess Crofts sad Cbildea =216.11610-
metal petition, the Imre *ern the Zee. 1.
Reins Imo, la the melriemeiMf.
_lt Tie. eel the Wag
las • owner eftelesela •it
of koweindir miik • wpm to ths eleettChven.
intgele iEs=l masselfts. Beth the pea-
risr mem -wen asehrek eel
13*Pmasamer wads sem mmerls, stria were ia-
dhihmely heed, la miliemse le the presestatles of as ad-
dam ft the gam.
Asehdereealleesrle=rat we paced le bastsees, I
eisftra ar aim •Puktiam.
Pre hate so Boma to proceed tie that.
9mris rare that Animism= There be 'p-
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The Pasamr—dder I MI Feria tin essemaa
MM. dr serendidir van sadt.
Crees Taavoz.—Thw I Midear reeien.
• Andlemen War/wows wee to ray lire
dr aims dale& te by the prelant bed Ma pima be
la drib lid tbst weddres, *Ede pupae el mein ile
Pled dirdwar Be Ild•ae Mk per arm SF
le Mom& de *dap et dad leand4
aidelabee. LI awarded, eseedied ids
bw dedellealmaesterebeismil el the eimeb,
estiderien ei de et anew dread to Ms No
ah: de ell fry alai in beLW of
um et es& their are at tb
et ray sr& a Mee era en
et de eda The bed ad Mt the
sming et an eider et thie kind w... mar unwed
thia
Paannow.—There Ire bus re grease.! enydres

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Araltdeaso—a-WumarOnos.—elsoe the thee of Cheese
Amu the synod Head to hue slept, bat we now lived is
tines wises he hit It was veep desirable it shed& deep no
laeceisilse archdeecon was proceeding in Ms address ea
kA
the when
Gem wants oospiehted that he wu gobeg beyond
the Midis Mimed.
The Pam= sold, in his ("Wee the eareseenka bad
all to do with meters to whisk the anehdessut was
ab rehr.
the
Onela 'dunes aleasesi true
,1/4proialai
si&e=earroonveatises. he Oise ruewith=
.—I hash se •, and I mesa
regilleeledient >ng eollaegne, Mr. notables, I shallmeo dow it
ismeigehly.
Arsteinana Wrumerosca.—l think we hare a right to
entedels lha edam.

Osseo listrarse.—h eleeileria *erred whoa I pm—
died r eerrielloser, awl I it.
The Plaraserr.—l real the orreerles, sad
take the reeparbffity. "pea area
Anhaser "Irsio.—Theek I *disk will net
eerriselles to Se birder of the asr wed.
The Prormorr.—Ne me is lil• weal as sows as
of eireepeette the Arability.
Ora Tssvos.-8k : yea her misesseed to thin bore
th slime bee been agrolven Wake wi the
Proeat ea
ms,
_aril yes bar invite* libe dery reeseg Mt erre
is that rasa A amber bee bees to wren a eseties
that ear, arl is to rate the weirs. itley wi
as edam real be Üb. Treader *sr the low
ties yes base the power to mail bit to Mir boa—
The P/LIMIDINT.—I shall runes tits
The rev. gestbsems preaseiM to end the frost aleausest
forArth=eirsai trait didng is,
ammo* repsaisdli Ikeda against

the inteatieweef the bit* Archbishop set ban emp/ied with.
The etweeeittea helm peareseed, ,easere Wilber-
force wip abe sable his proteee, When
The PMIIIMMIT old,—Tbe wren nod odious will ore-
deg me le the ; Manweeesagnaled by some of the
dall&birsat
ead-eilierramsfaelli behind, wed
In $ few rehreate the Predeell Chafflise Clerk to
Worn them Ise tie Clberleatewee meet be demi, bat that
tie aides reae we their dimes& Andy:tam
Wlllawiree de
the 4111 w, eat be and the
derp ekes his withdrew.