The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-04 00:00:00

NAVAL.

ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 3.IAPPOINTMENTIL—To fferctees—
Master's-Astietant: J. H. Perry. Cormorant. —Mate: J.
Ccrnertie. Crocodile.—Master's Assistant: M. C. Raymond.
DzvomPORT, SEPT. I.—The Flng Fish, 12, Commander
Petal, arrived yesterday from Portsmouth; she will be
paid advance here, and ra Tuesday, atter the arrival of the
Loudon mail, all with the African mails.—The Crane
packet, Lieutenant Parsons, war paid wages this morning,
and has since sailed for Falmouth. She will take out the
next mail to Brasil.—Mr. Henderson, the muter-attendant,
and a party of riggers, will proceed to Pembroke, on or
about Tuesday, in the S demander steam-sloop, to navigate
the Octavio., 60. to this port. Mr. Davy will bring back the
Stlernander to this port, after Mr Henderson and kis party
have landed.—The Dardalus, Captain C. G. Wellesley, wits
unloved from the jetty to her sailing moorings yesterday.
It is presumed she would have sailed before this but for her
captain being engaged on the court mullet for the trial of
Commander Pitman.

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'S—Moy DAY.

The addition of Miss Ann to the list of favourites for the
leramington Stakes, and a further decline on Uriel for the
St. Leger, were the only changes in the prices; the betting,
which included several transactions on the two great October
tandicaps at Newmarket, was very 11 it
LEAMINGTON STAKES.
2 to 1 apt Sir I. HawLey's ternhill.
6 to I Mr. Barn's Sotterley.
Et to 1 Mr. Bolt's Collingwood.
I.'• to 1 Mr. Merry's Wm Ann (t to 3001.).
11 to 1 Mr. Merton's The Dart.
15 to 1 Mr. GriMth's Hawley.
20 to I Mr. Hargreares's Rodney (t).
20 to 1 Mr. Fowler's Ribaldry.
ST. LEDER.
7 to 4 on Lord Egliaton'sTba:+lag Dutehman (t).
15 to 1 apt Mr. A. Nkhol's N k (1, sad an of).
16. to 1 Lord Stanley's Urkd t2O to 1).
25 to 1 Mr. Nevilles Herbert (t Kt to I).
GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP.
7 to 1 sgat Mr. S. L Poi's Prahnsinger (t).
12 to 1 Mr. Letnia (t).
THE CESAREWITCII STAKES.
6,000 to 100 Mr. Merry's Miss Ann (t twine).
1,000 20 Col. Peel's Tadmor.
1,000 20 Mr. Meiklant's Roby (t).
1,000 20 Lord Clirden's Rathmines (t).
1,000 20 Mr. Gregory's Rhesus :t).
2,500 50 Captain Lowther's Iron Rail (t)
1,000 20 Lord Stanley's Legerdemain (t).
1,000 90 Captain Haroourt's Mlerdale.
50 1 Lord Howth's Peep o'Dsy Boy.
3,000 43 Lord Stanley's Canerou (t).•
2,000 30 Mr. laoques's Mammy ;0.•
(*Lon to 20 taken three or four Uinta.)
CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES.
2,000 to 50 apt Mr. Payne's Glendower.
1.600 20 Mr. Dianey's Keeshe (t).
1,000 —2O Sir R. Plot's Conyagham (t).
2,000 Col. Peels Dacia (t).
3,000 —6O Duke of Rutland's Rise (t).
1,000 20 Mr. —'llWhha colt (t).

CRICKET.

ALL ENGLAND
ALL Ebl

v. SHEFFIELD.
i GLAND.

Hißyer, b Skelton
3IC. J. Hoare, FAq., b Skelton ... 0
Wlat, s Chatterton, bßarker 16 Guy, not out 4
Box, run out.
F. Pilch, Ibw, b Skelton
Parr, c Huntsman, b Skelton ... I Byes, 3; wide, 7
N. Felix* Esq., b Barker
Martin/ell, b Skelton. 3 Total

SHEYPIZLD.
Hart, b Wlnion
X. J.
hElt.nan, ini., is Wisdan, Omni, not out !
b Halpin
Wrig a Feltz, b lilllyer 2
B. Wakot Esq., out l7

Total —3l

CHELTENHAM COLLEGE AGAINST STOW-ON-
THE-WOLD.

A match took place on Thursiay between the 8:ow Club
and the Mutes and Evils of Cheltenham Colette, the
fusser kindly coming over to meet their opponents—the
rules of the college not permitting the latter to accept of their
rivals' challenge upon any other condidon.
The wickets were pitched at eleven o'clock, and the Col-
lege eleven went in first, and made excellent play, 'coring