The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-30 00:00:00

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aneisted to the chair of Moral Pbiloeoptiy in the Utdverety of
Andrewn of
Gtasoow. Rev. R. Grote* to be CtAplain to the College
Glasgow.
Psamuseellem—lem G. A. to Trinity. P.C., sew..; Bev.
A. Mt OMAN C., Plynant4 ; Inc A. . Atotr. to Oh Mark's
P. Chextills ; gam W. IL Berditcb, to R. halm P. C.,
Webillibli J. Grim, 10 R. Pours C., is ; Rome. B.
laids Totbam IL. Ems i Rm. E. berlldd, to Romilson
P. ire: Rom W. G. linos, to ilt- John%• P. H.. he/row-
Hetet* ; Rim. E. C. Jiiontri,Trinlty
I..ilitOsinaerwen, UAL; Rev. J. Nelson. to
the Rural ot
W • _J_.m BA•111. ID ellintoA, Yollsiile, MI; .C. G.
WS, Imposes Chnai Rm. C. M. Peso% bi Mt 'maggots, dio.
; Rom Z. E. sNIS,W to Wiemben, Bean Cll. ; Rev.
W. R. W him,, tei M. Ofices C., CmierveiL lung Rev.
R. V. Woe, to -1., Cornwall, 717 L
VAoArciss.-linedrine third =ist. trn attl db. or Oxford.
et W.B. Jun.; Dawtry, St.
Depute. arebdio. York, by of the Rev. Call
- Rely Trinity, P. C., dio. Cheater, by
Malat 01 Rev. E. C. liestriou ; Bodo*, C., Cornwall, di°.
be pragernanat of Rev. R. P. Wise ; Choollufals, P. C., Com.
Imili-aO.- ,•Rmar. LIOL, patrols V. at Romp, bythidemlb if the Rev.
C. I. Mishaa; Rieser Ors osioar Mod. NooolB/MiAblillab of
Rev. IL ; Iraellint P. C., so. aed arildfs. SU., pa-
tron P. of aceetestast of ths_Rov. .G. Smith tia-
ra* Owlet Chmeik - Chaim be gisserevm of OS Rio. A. W.
melee; w,, op, nig yak. Mk, pens Earl Fite-
wOlmal ef the Itsw.S. Reese; Vlalm Rhhop's, C.,
Um. aft by ardiemist of the Itev.-e.. IL Wei.
The Roc W. M. lim Imo geoimisd lis the amp=
Ploilibedi Dm% mil oot to the Metes* of
as has bon lite shtteL
The ,Ilev. Almonds' Rwhigoit Taros, hm hem *M Ohs
Clergy of Argyle sod Ilmi Wee,
_MMap of thst 011111110, OM lieM.
roendelon of the Rip* Rem Whop Low, who isteeds to maw the
new bishopric with 0,0081.
Creams AM
Airsr A Cumanum.—lt hu been moillmoll Ihst •
costabskei boa the Lard MOM of Beth sod Wells, woo Vas
a serious cbarge agebetion=iso cif the
innjeteriTalltea. A. the inquiry is Wobsoloy, la the
Meet antra of the assumel ter Se iolielabatailrs, there
mole go isi our modesties theit the own aseuved ine
the PorsDr. year of BR Mores Timeaw aid that the charge
wee ast he hid Moo pin of embed, matfita, with a girl of the
tows Ablismilli Ms whims* was Matti private (so much so, that
a edlitike 114101=Tolpa=ths threstated with ulterior pro-
MAW voi to bp at the hearing), we are able
to iltd. that the amp rested ups the evidence of the girl herself,
mod of a policeman, who dimmed to seeing them in oompany. A mod
dielbet alibi, however, would hive been proved, but the womb-
Mora Indignantly demised the cue on t'm promoters' evidence,
0111 the rev. gentlemen was declared to be fully and entirely
BVPI.Lerd Mayor irk Medi atioded divine service yesterday
immolog at the garish &alit et St. Giles's, eripplegate, when a
armee wra prosited is MEW of the Crimsons- General Pension
saw, by Res Rm. amid Meerv4_lll.•., Sinister ot Camden Chapel,
Combenrall • eollesiosog Mowed the moiety was mwie, to which
the deb sislitallies liksegy mistalbaaa-
arenas Ernmemr.—Tik. Morel Building Aisociallon of Mem
shear lows ditinMosit as the seed= of a new and spacious church
at dr east end of Doiliestreet, la that town. The lint Kone will be
bil. with the must orevrootoes, tomorrow (Taeaday). by the Hon.
sof Vary Rev. William Herbert, D.C.L., Dean of Manchester, in the
moms, of the paroehiaidergY sod other 'JAM.

NAVAL.
Anisourwrs, Nov. 28.—This part is to be pbeed in as effective a
stetter debase as possible. The whole of the fortifications are to be
fumbled with the necessary gum (3=ite.) as noel' as the remaining
portion dem carriages arrive from Woolwich. Charges of 101 be. each
to the number of 700 have been made up, end are to be kept ready for
immediate use in the magazine attached to the Queen's Bastion in
addition to which more powder is there deposited than at any time
,during the last war.
APPOINI3IIO.I.'VS, Nov. 21.—Lieut J. De Courcy Agnew, St. Vincent.
datant Surgeon P. R. Sparrow, conflated to Reoe. IMAM.
as Craigic, Excellent, Naval Cadet A. J. Gambier, Raleigh.
man se of Greenwich Hoe., Mr. H. Smartly in the loom of Mr. Airey,
wig, 4 'wined the appointment—L'. S. Gazette.
Tolosa Nov. 27.—Lieuts. 0. Mane, J. A. Mends, and 0. C.
Adame,%.o be Commanders.
&TAT', IC% OF TUT STUN NAVT.—A correspondent of the Times, in
nasaldng the government for raining the status of the brat-clam
na ongiacers by making them ward-room officers, furnishes the
following statiatics of the steam navy of this horsepower,The steam-
engines employ ed in tho navy amonnt to 38,33- which,
at 501. per honse, costs 1,946,9007. ; and the spare gear for ditto, at 5
per cent., 97,3451. • making a total of 2,044,2451. fur the value of our
steam machinery afloat. To work thin machinery we should, at the
rate of 101 b. of coabi per horse-power per hour, consume 4,172 tons of
coals per day; take the average prise in the different parte of the
world In which they would be used at 3eii• per ton, and we find we
consume 6,2581. worth per day. Allow the whole flat to be employed
one-third of the year at the name rate, and we incur an expense of
763,4761. for coals; say for tallow, oil, ac., 38,5241. ; and fur replacing
and repairing machinery (per naval estimate). 450,0001. • and we nod
our annual expense for working this machinery amounato 1,252,0001.
firsamso to THE CAPE OF GOODlntro.—tt e extract the following
(says the Hampshire Telegraph) from a Cape paper. relating to the
passage of the hiflesible steamer from Plymouth to that atallon, with-
out orating, as she proceeded on a plan suggested by Commander
Hownson, of working his steam expansively, by which means he ob-
tained a rate of progress of about eight miles an hour as bang as his
coal Laded, and made his voyage Is fifty days. The inflexible is a
beautiful new steamer of 1,122 tons burden, and 378 nominal horse.
power,
el
by Sir William Symonds, Surveyor of the Navy.
Mee left Plymouth Sound at nine o'clock on Sunday,
the 9th of August. In consequence of the unfavourable intelligence
received front this colony by the Nadine brig ot war,
wheat lately left this port, the !deign Office urged her
instant departure, and a moat unusual step was taken, her seamen
being paid their advance on a Sunday, to enable her to sail on that
day. Tho Infiesibk is the first steamer that hag ever sailed direct for
the Cope without coaling anywhere. She has steamed a distance of
5,500 miles (sailing the remaining distance;, on the small quantity of
fuel originably taken on board when she WWI elVeCt.oll to join the
Experimental Squadron of Steamers, the whole beteg only 390 tone,—
her coal bunkers net even being filled, aa she was darted without her
erocintander having been afforded time to get the quantity of
Met on board which he deemed neeeseary, namely eighty tons
MOM the want of which, it is estimated, has protracted the voyages
tea days. Notwithstanding this drawback, the voyage ha
bees emplated in about the shortest time taken by a merchant
Iffessaer aweara- at several porta on the way) and stn eiderably less
Moen= my ~ asea-of-vrar steamer has vet been able to aoeorn-
It,
allhomb with ano greater expenditure of heel, purchased
ptdi
an the way at an enormous cost the contract mice at Madeira being
St. per toe. lad area Picas been pw chased there, the coat would
ham base pester than that eta the coal she hadoriginally on board,
usiout
prise to goveramest In Leigland is about 16a per ton:
has Mead debit voyagelmere been done in lees time than that
by sayearretearner, our eoloalal readers will rejoice to perceive
airismuy red promptitude with which this vessel was despatched,
as defies In Ys awing of Monday, by running her out on the coals
skallyiligia. sad which would probably have sufficed hail g she e
po-
not
gees.Blllo6 Welber particularly unfavourable is nerarlably counted
not hayinx
Meisel say XX trade to help her entrinee, as
elin ar miff Iledeirs. She wan consequently obliged to
bermeishe
th-
in' Millanoiniem memo the line, and Into the S.E. trade,
GNU ha Meet under sail,—steaming, without stopping her engines,
tklAisaMl She beam as we have already informed our readers,
is specie ; 2,000 stand of percussion muskets, with accoutre.
Weds for an equal number of men • 800 half-barrels of ball car-
Midge; and seven field officers, to be' placed at the disposal of his
Eseellency, viz., four lieutenant-colonels and three majors. The mast
meat wants of the colony at this moment --officers, ammunition, and
skew 7—are thus in a measure supplied.
MILITARY.
illeatericti. Nov. 21. Rovat Aaritter.v.—DßATlt or truer-Cm-
Honeeme.—lntelligence has been received nt Woolwioyal ch of t
Artillery , whhe deatho
el Liallit.Colonel John Rovnainellorneby, of the R
aspired at tet. Helena, on the 10th of October. The deceased officer
was emoted LieUtensuct.Colonel by the late brevet of the 9th inst., and
the intelligence of his death had consequently not reached Woolwich
What time. Ile left Woolwich in command of his company eird
Batt. 6th Company), on the 21st June, 1844. The dates of his com-
mission are as follows: —end Lieut., 17t Dec., 1
31a807 ;r, Pleat
Lieut, 15th Jan., 1809; Captain, 6th Nor., 1827 h ; Brevet-jo 2
Nov., 1841; Lieut.-Col., 9th Nov. 1846. In consequence of his death
the toiletries promotions will Nov.,
place in the corps :—Capt. and
Brevet-Major W. Bent, to be tieut-Coloucl; Second Captain
G. Seadham, to be Captain ; First Lieut. Thome Knox, to be Captain;
and Second Lieut. J. F. D' A. Street, to be First Lieut.
Lieut.-Col. Charles Blachley, of the Royal Morse Artillery, having
been ordered to Ireland to relieve Col. Dynelev in the command of the
Boyd Horse Artillery at Portobello. Dublin, Las sent in hie te4irna.
lion, and received permission from the Muster-
The
officer neral to retire on
full-pay, having been in the servioe 43 years. gallant
estercd,the corps as Second Lieut. on the 3rd Dec., 1803; was pro.
nested to rust Lieut. let March, 1804 ; Captain, 21st June, 1812;
Brevet-Major, 22nd July, 1330; Lieut.-Cot, 26th July, 1840. Ile
served in the Peninsula Dom July, 1809, to Dec. 1812, and was
present at the lbattles of Busaeo, Fuentes d'Onor, Salamanca,
Ind at the siege of Burgos. In consequence of his retirement,' the
/allowing officers will be promoted: Capt. and Brevet-Major R.
Clarke, to be Lieut-Colonel; Second Capt. O. V. Cockburn, to be
Captain; First Lieut C. W. Younghushand, to be Second Capt. ; and
limond Lieut. A. M. Calvert, to be First Lieut. It may be remarked
that there is a strong dislike In the minds of some officers of the
Nord Artillery to accept appointments in Ireland. The command of
the Royal Artillery at Portobello will therefore devolve upon
lot M. It Louis, as the senior officer of the Royal Horse Artillery.
lamit.-Col. T. Gordon Higgins will be appointed to succeed Lieut.-
(kL Blaehley in the Royal Horse Artillery. The officers of the Royal
Artillery &pointed to situations in the Royal Arsenal will 'take
Sharp of their appointments; in the various departments on the Ist of
Elesember. By a recent order of the Master-General and Board of
they are all compelled to reside within the Arsenal • but
Dundee, C. 8., having obtained a medical certificate 'front
air John Webb. the Director. General of the Ordnance Medical De,
=I:, will be exempt from this order. The emicente of the Royal
and Royal Sappers and Miners appointed as overseers of
souvicts at Hobart Town, embarked yesterday at the East India
Peke, with their wives and families, on board the Howard Elphin-
dile, for a passage to that colony.
(111191410,4 or THE iara BILEVIIT.—With reference to a paragraph
'which appeared in the Spectator, with res,pect to Colonel T. P.
In the Manchester Examiner ear, We have much plea.
/NM being able to state, from undoubted authority, that the remark-
able
that
alluded to wns not intentional, but entirely accidental,
fed that it will be speedily rectified."

SPORTING.
BP:TTINO AT MANCHESTER.—Parosy.
Atof ew !mill bets on Old Port at 33 to 1, and Johnny Armstrong at
1 for the Derby. Nothing done upon the Steeple Chases or the
2 Cup.
RAMO CRANOIS.--Mr. Moat7n'e horses, in pursuance of the agree-
t.t.
t, will leave Goodwood n'oout Christmas. It is rumoured that
try go to John Scott's. Baron Rothschild's horses have been sent to
the same stables.
LETCOMB BOWERS COURSING.—Nov. 24 and 27.
The Ctrr was ando Mr. Miller's Young Ceerops the Gostrr, by Ifr.
Bosworth's Eve ; and the Gases grooms, by Mr. Clarke's Beat.me-
-waft-can't. Mr. GOODLAIA'S Cue of 301. was won by his Goddess
lamed by Mr. Bettye) ; Mr. Tuckers Judy ran up.
Ran KIJIWIT'II STAG Bova rat.—The Royal stag bound', after
Basing had three days excellent sport in the 'ale of Aylesbury during
the past week, returned to the Kennel, at Ascot, a distance of nearly
40 miles from Aylesbury, on Saturd,l, basing hunted on the we-
eding Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday.
DAWN RATICICHILD'a *MO HOOND..I-TIIC past week has been pro-
ductive of Immense sport in the Vale of Aylesbury, there having been
so less than eve days' hunting (three with the Royal bock hounds and
two with the baron's excellent pack) daring the week in that vicinity.
The teron'shounds met on Monday at Oving. The meet on Thursday
*ea at Aldan Abbotta, and the bunting first-rate.