The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-28 00:00:00

nammery eels having been taken of the men who
had escaped from the wreck, a number of proms gra-
dually collected on the fatal scene. The first object
of the genems usnabled was to seek for the bodies
of the drowned men. Fire of these were aeon disco-
vered in a small meek as the right of the by, and the three
others Wave sherd, ohm found amongst the rocks between
the wreck and the skein. The following are the names of the
victims of this disaster: —John livery Freeman, coaster;
Millard Hunter, 'hist mate ; Govtgrus Smith (a native of
lielland), John Smith, James M'Calte, Charles Cuddiford,
Thomas Lloyd, end Jobs Mitchell, seamen. The following
am Ohs names of those saved ; George Lincoln, second mate;
Illmed Davis, and William Palmer, seamen.—Gosersisey
Bier, New. ati.

SECOND EDITION.

.FVoirs the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT.

BANKRUPTS.
WiLLTAW lONS. Backfoni.row, Wslwortb, poem
ELLIADITH WIDDOWSON, Doverataret, led&
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bOnfikeepllr.
VILLIAM !AULT. Albert real; Peckham, ship owner.

WILLIAM Simmons, Mardis, Kent.
THOMAS JORDAN, Jeorrsireet, Aldgste, wahine maksr..
RATTKIW GOODA, Great Ifarniontb, linen draper.
W [Luau Bowan, Burnham, Batkinghamshire, apothe-
°al
WARD Toccoa, Nicholas-lens, City, dealer in shim.
SUSAN DAT, Berkeley, Gloucestershire, coal dealer.
Bowls TAYLOR, Clifton, Bristol, stock broker.
JOHN CANN, Exeter, baker.
BLUM STRAD, New Mill, Yorkshire, corn dealer.
CHARLES WOOD, Leede, grocer.
RICHARD WALIRR OPENSHAM, Birkenbeed, wine

merchaat.
Lamm Oars, Beotle-cum-Liname, Lancubire, hotel
keeper.
JOSHUA MINTON, Denton, Lancashire, hat manufacturer.
SAYUIL BARROW, Helmet Lmicashire, plasterer.
JEOPIMIY BWITHINEANK, Blackburn, Lancashire, inn-
keeper.
JOHN FM:MIXES, Manchester, each lees manufacturer.
_ SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.. •

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Lows., Jossam, sad Imo% MOSSIS, Glasgow, im-
porters of forties mornafactorao.
CILASLIII Rugs, Elsaboat, soorekoss.

GOVERNOR OF GITTANA.—We have reason to believe
that Its. Satiety, M.P. for Leominster, has been appointed
to succeed air J. Light, as Governor of British Galena. Mr.
Darkly is, we believe, a West India proprietor, and has ob-
tained, during his short sap Times in parliament, consider.
able distinction by the knowledge he has displayed on car
mercial end colonial subjects. Mr. Darkly was not a sup-
porter of the present government, and his appointment
cannot, therefore, be attributed to political favouritism.—'
Morning Paper.
THE CASUAL Pool.—According to the official re-
turns it appears there were 17,500 casual poor relieved,
the workhouse of at. Martin-intbe-flelde, during last year.
TAUNTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETT.—At the meet-
Ing of
body

of this large Imlay on Friday list, there was a large
Jody of agriculturists. The show of fat cattle, which gees-
rally attracts parties from all parts of the kingdom, woo not
so large as we have observed before ; but one or two of the
fat oxen shown are thought able to cope with any in the
kingdom, and they will make their appearance at the Smith-
field show. Mr. Thomas Acland presided.
EXPORT OP GRAIN PROM WALLACRIA.—Notiem
has been received et Lloyd's, which confirms a statement
made in this paper tome weeks since, to the effect that the
Wallachian government had officially announced its inten-
tion to prohibit the a xportation of grain from the principality
on sod after the 13th of this present month of November.
The British ambassador expresses his hopes" that the repro-
sentatious which have been made will prevent any kind of
retraction in the measure, and that British merchants will
have the full benefit of any contracts which they may have
already entered into for the exportation of grain from
Wallachia."