The Express.
London, England, 1847-02-04 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

801111.41'.-Arrirale.- Dee. 16th, Ste:trace Sir C. Forbes, from the
River Taptee; Owen Glendower, Portsmouth; Grecian, Loads..
17th, Mary Hartley, Ltierpaol ; Mary, Colombo; Eden, the Cape
Leonard Dobbin, Patagonia; llyaram Dyaram, Siam. 20th, Bon
Accord, Canton; Sydney, Hong Kong ; Rob Boy, ditto; John
Adam, do. ; Frolic, Chi= ; Antelope. Ctina. 21st, Gem, Hong Kong;
Margaret, Bassein. 23rd, Sir J. It. Carafe, Surat. 24th, llvderee, China.
25th, lord Western, Cana ; Nimrod, London ; Zoe, ChM. 27th, Sir C.
Foebes, Tankaria Bonder; Sir. H. Compton, China. 28th, Eisphratee,
Chin; steamer Victoria, Colombo. 28th, Steamer Indus, Kur-
rube,. 30th Steamer Seafoeth ; frigate Cleopatra, Aden; Earl of
Balearras, China; Steamer Ikrenke, Kurrachee. 31st, Futtay
Salon, China. January lot, Entity Moombaruek, China. -
Departures. - Dee. 14th, Guisochan, Liverpool; Orissa, Glos.
goer. 1 7th, Steamer Santa th, Colombo. 16th, et-frigate Queen,
Aden; Steamer Spiteful, Trincomalee. 17th, Steamer Indus, Km-
rachee; Syria, Liserpool. 10th, Actrins, Mausitios. 20th, Ganges,
London. 31st, Steamer Berenice, Kure:whey. 22nd, French brig
of war Duconedic, to sea; Agars. Calcutta. ,23rd, at: frigate
Sesmaris, Persian Gulf. 27th, Blair, Coins; Wild lash Carl,
Liverpool. nth, Stalkartt, Calcutta. 211th, Currency, Calcutta.
30th, steamer Cvnae, Surat.
Ike. 17th, Teaser, Singapore; Sarah, and
lord Elphirstone, Corinna; True Briton, sad Tory, Londoo.
20th, Randolph Heron, Chittagong. - Departures f Dec. 13th, East
Anglian, Calcutta ; Eleanor Lancaster, London. 16th, Woodman-
stern, Corinna; Athenian, Jansen, tin Madan.
Ilasoat.-Arrivals: Dee. 7th, Edward Itobbisoo, Madras; David
(lark, Liverpool; Antario, Glasgow; Bengal Merchant, Lon-
don; Lady Peel, Newcastle; N Union, Penang; and Lafayette,
ILane. 6th, Diamond, London; Cumberland, Liverpool;
Espeigle, Moulmein; flora 31• Donald, A rraean ; Columbus,
Idauritlisi; Defiance, Nedra.. 11th, Sarnia! Smith, Penang.
17th, Prince of Wales, Portsmouth; Bengale, Bordeaux. 13th,
Tudor, Portamouth; Sandford, Liverpool. 14th, George Armstrong,
Liverpool; Imo= of Muscat, Penang; Duchene; of Argyle, Li-
verpooL sth, Steamer lenarecrim, Knouk Phyoo; Champion,
Bombay. 16th, Marlborough, Loudon. 16th, Futtay Alton% (Rhin ;
and Carts, Haver. 19th, Item, Bombay. 20th, Ofternpoul, Liver-
pool; Rest Rover, }long Kotg. 22nd, Hope, Penang. - De-
parture.: Dec. 10th, Altiole, Liverpool ; Earl of lonedale, Mauri-
tius. 12th, Arratoon Apcar, Singapore. 14th, Ins, Liverpool; Weralf,
Montanan. 15th, Dido, Singapore; Asiatic, London. 16th, Milford,
London; La Fortuna, Bourbon. 17th, Hebert Pittsford, Liverpocl.

MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
Casualties by death in the armies of India, reported since
the departure of the mail of the 15th Dec.;
11. M. Troops.—Lieutenant C. Dalton, 22nd Font, at
Poonah, on the Dec. ; Lieutenant and Adjutant Brick-
dale, 61st Foot, at Umballah, on the 13th Dec. ; Lieutenant
L. S. C. Fraser, Ceylon Rides, at Colombo, on the let. Dec.
Bombay.—Major-General Vans Kennedy, Oriental trans-
lator to government at Bombay, on the 20th Dec. ; Captain
T. Postano, 15th Regiment, at Deese, on the 11th. Dee.
Madras.—Captain N. Morrieron, Nizazn's service, at
Mucktul, on the 10th Dec.
Bengal.—W. C. I. Lewin, invalid establishment, late of
the Bengal Artillery, at Cherra Pongee, on the 4th Dcc.
Dis!ribution of the army of the Bombay Preiidency, ter.
rected up to the 31st of December:
11.31.7,00114-10th Hunsits,-Kirkee ; Bth Reg. foot, NOVIA; 17th
head.quarten Bombay, leti snag, rooms; 22nd ditto, Bombs.;
28th ditto, Deese; 80th King's Moral Kunachee ; ;Bth High.
Landers, Belgium ; 88th Iteg. foot, Kurrsebea.
HONOILABI.S CustraBe's Truioss.—The Beg. of Artillery, Horse
Brigade, bentl.qm, Foorah ; lit or Leslie's troop, Doris; 2nd troop,
Kurta2hee; 3rd troop, Foonati ; 4th troop, Demo; lot Kurrachee ;
2nd and 3rd co., Aiunednuour ; 4th co., gokkur ; 2nd butt, head-
qrs., Bombay; ht Korradsee ; Sad co.. Bombay; 3rd sod 4th 00..
Rurracbee; 3rd batt. hd.-qm,Abrnednuggser ; Ist co.,Shikarpore ; 2nd
co., Hydrabad ; 3.1 co., lilsooj ; 4th co.. Ahmedabad and itijeote ; sth
co., Ilydrabad and Sattara ; 6th co, Ahmednusgur and Maalpum ;
4th butt, heid.qrs., Ahmedooggur ; lit co., Belgium; 2nd co., Ab-
mellow. and Surat; 3rd eo., Ahmedabad; 4th co., Abutednugpr ;
sth co., ditto; Gth co., Barada.
Coin m ENOINICTIM—Heact-qm, Bombay.
Coors or P,recai wen If lima —Wad pn., Kurrachee; Ist to.,
Sukkur; sdetrhmeut, 11ydrabed ; de t., Poonah.
NATIVE I.IIT Comastr.—lM Beg. Lamcera, Drew; tad do., Raj.
cote; 3rd do., Shikarpore.
Ismaitcs.—tat European Beg. Fusiliers, Korrichee; 2nddo. Light
Infantry, Aden;. let Beg. N.l. Grenadiers, Poonah; 2nd do., Barodi ;
9rd Reg. N. 1., orrachas ; 4th do. Rifles, Mikarpoce ; sth do. L. 1.,
Deem; Gth Beg. N. 1, natter.; 7t3 do., Sulam ; Bth do.,
Ahmedabad and Ilan; 9th do., Tannah ; 10th do, Gbarrs;
11th do., Ruklur ; 12th do., Kurrochee; lith do., 113dratad ; 14th
do., llydrabad; 15th do., Abenednug;tur ; IGtb do., Bhouj ; 17th do.,
HydraMd ; 10th do., Hydrated ; 13th do., Moral and Broach ; 20th do.,
AiseerghuriNasslck ; 21st do., bead quarter., Foottah; wing, Bajoote.

THE. GREAT BRITAIN.—KILLOUGH, JAN. 28.
Since the first of January the wind has been dead into Dun-
drum Bay—generally from the south-east, and never farther
to the westward than south-west. Before these winds set is
the greatest exertions were made, under the direction of
Captain Claxton, lt.N., to carry out Mr. Brunel's plan of
laying faggots (as recommended in his published report)
►t the stern and (parter, which are the points most exposed
to the tremendous sea that, in gales such as have
prevailed, set into the Bay of Dundrum. Few have been
the occasions that the work of faggotting, since the first
of the year, could be gone on with —at least so we are
informed by the poor people on the coast, who have been
looking cut for work ; but great success appears to
have attended the 'plan of placing poles all round the
steamer's stern—origmally, we are told, placed to hold down
the faggots, with elision attached, and to them, some 30 or
40 in number, we observed the men at work, Sting cross
poles of lir, many of which we saw going on board. We
were bid that upwards of 2,000 large bundles of faggots
were laid, and wo saw the ship bad a great number on
board, and on shore the bank was crowded with them. On
Saturday and Sunday last the sea, at high water, broke over
the devoted ship as high so her most-heads; but, notwith-
standing this, the officers and men on board experienced no
uneasiness, and tLe ship was not shaken as heretofore.
While this iron ship has withstood gale upon gale, in the
most exposed bay, and situated on a bed of rocks, ships of
wood, similariy circumstanced, have gone to pieces after a
few hours' beating. The protecting plan seems thoroughly
to have answered ; but what is to be the next move ?
IN'elery Telegraph.