The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-15 00:00:00

ligy Brame.

THE SHAKEPEARE House.—The performances to
redone the balance which the London and Stratford-on-Avon
committees rendered themselves liable for on purchasing Shah-
speare's house will take place at Covent Garden on the 7th
of December. The committees have circulated a programme
of the performances, leaving the actors' names to beed up
by those who intend taking part in the various scenes, which
are ea follow The Episode of the Clowns and their
Play "A Midsummer's Night's Dream."—ll. The Death
of Henry IV. : Second Part of " King Henry I V."—III.
The Story of Prapero : " Tempest." —IV. Falstaff's Re-
cruits before Justice Shallow : Second part of " King
Henry IV."—V. The Balcony scene : " Romeo and Juliet."
—VI. The Statue sane: "A Winter's Tale."—Vll. Ka-
therine and Petruchio : The acting piece entire, as taken
from " The Taming of the Bhrew."—The performances will
be under the patronage of her Majesty.

AND CLERICAL

CAMBRIDGE.— EMMANUIL COLLIGE.—T. B. Power,
8.A., btu been elected a Foundation Fellow, and F. G. Donne a fel-
low, out Mr. Gillingham'. foundation.
00211.1LLE AND CAIVB COLLEOE.—The Rev. C. Clayton
will ■oeeeed to the tutorship of this college, on the tenseastion of the
Bee. J. J. Smith.

YRKPERSaNTB.—Rev. W. Bowyer, to Clapham K. Sur-
rey: dio., Winchester; 1,2751., with residence; pat., W. B. Atkins,
Dal, rice Ven. W. Deeltry, dee—Rev. T. Brooke, to Miami! V.,
Salop db., Lichfield; 450!., with residence; pa, 0. BrwokA.E29.—
Rev. W. A. W. H. Brunton, to be chaplain to the Earl of
Governor-General of India.—Rev. P. W. Bryan, to Little Maples=
C. Foes.—Rev. FL G. Bryan, to be Vion.Prfneipal of the Protestant
College, Malta—Rev. t\. Cookson, B.Lk, Hester of St. Peter'.
College, Cambridge, to Girton 8., Rutland: dM. Peterborough;
KW., with residence; pat., Bt. Peter's College, Cambridge ; 'lee Rev.
M. 1 lodgion, D.D., des.—Her. S. N. Dalton, to Foulness IL, Farm :
din. Rochester; 3001., with residence ; pat., G. Finch, Pogo—Rev. G.
Diem, to Egton P.C., Co. end Arcbdio. York; 1214.; pat. the Archbishop
of York. —Rev F. D. Pyre, to be chaplain to the Union workhouse,
Faversham, Kent, and to the curacy of that parish.—Rev.
J. F. Fenn, to Stc4tfold V. Beds : dio. Lly ; 1851., with noidence ;
pats., Trinity Coll., Cambridge; vice Rev W. A. Chatfield, promoted.—
Rey. T. Floyd, to Castle-hall, P.C., Stockport, Cheshire: dlo., Chester;
130/.; pats., truetees.—leer. T. U. Citron, to Berton V., Wedmore-
land dio., Cull/de; 1301., with residence ,• vita Rev. A. Wilkin pro.
rooted.—Rev. E. Ileele, to Al! Saints Chapel, Jersey : dio„Winehester
50/. ; pat, the R. of 8L Ililier'..—Rev. W. Lee, to be bead master of
the grammerachool, Billericay, Face:.—Rev. H. J. Maddock, to
'tallow C., Warwickshire; dio Wormster.—Rev.lll. Pardngton,
of With-linos-Hearne., Yorkshire, to the lectureship of that palish.—
Rev. L. Poyneler, to be an &satsuma-chaplain in the Bengal Presidency,
H.R.l.C.S..—lter. T. Robinson, D.D., Master of the Temple, to the
prebend of Mora, In the cathedral church of St. Peal, London ; ROIL ;
pat., the Bishop of London; rice Yen. J. H. Port, des—Rev. W. J.
Sheerly, to Chrlet Church P. C, Heaton, Woohey, tiontemetshire:
do., Bath and Walla—Re,. F. Aowden, to Somersal-flerbert C., Der-
byshire din., Lichfickl.—Rev. J. L. Spencer, to Barheynone R. Kent:
ardbdio., Canterbury; 182!., with residence; pat., fit. John's College,

Oxford; vice Rev. J. Gillman reigned—Rev. J. Steward, to Penny.
Stratford P.C., Baas: dio.. Oxford; pat., J. Willie, Rap—Rev. 1. b.
Varner, to Ilarswerth V., Doak*: filo., Orford; 1364, with readence
pats., Trinity College, Cambridge ; vice the Rev. 1. L. Smith resigned..
—Rev. R. VI att, to Cheadle R., Stagordthile: dio., Lichfield; 4194
with madame ; pats., Trinity College, Cambridge; vice Rev. R. bons
resigned.
Vschisetse.—Little Beckham R., Surrey ; dio., Win-
chester ; IW., with residence; Rev. G. P. B. Pollen des.—histhon V.,
Wormier. : dio., St. David's; 3164 ; pat , Bishop of St. David's; en.
cant by demise (SO. Reece.

NAVAL.
MOVEMENTS OP Mel Marine-e'er Slitre. —Lt mote,
Nov. 9.-11. M. & Vesnnpgeeaamnora,, Capt. B. LuMingten, sailed hence for
Malta, to ,Min the Medlteeroean squndson, under Vice-Admiral Ste
W. Parker, Bt., G.C.8., which order arrived by H.M. steam, Hecate,
on the nth inst. Arrived from Madeira ILM. steamer Mange, Capt.
J. C. Came, woo I. superorded en hie prornetion by Com. W. 11. Writ-
ers.. From England lI.M. steamers Hecate end Amphlon. The
Scourge left the Island of Madeira, having preceded MILS. Howe,
120, from Litho& with the Queen Dowager's bosom carriages, and
tentage, ice. Oil Lisbon her going into the Timm H.M.S. Howe,
Capt. Sr J. Stirling, Knt., from Madero, haying arrived at that
bland from Lisboa on the let inst., !meted he Queen Dowager and
ratite, all well, oa the following day the 2r61), end M noon sellel again
on her return to Lisbon. lI.M. ate.imer rolyphemon, tom. J. J.
MtCleverty, leava the river Douro to-day for Gikaltar, beinft relieved
at Oporto by Lievit-Com. G. Western, In the steamer larks!, from
Lisbon.—At Lisboa H.M.S. St. Vincent, 120, Rear-Ado. Mr C.
Napier, K-C.8., oomenauder-imeltie Capt. A. Mile, ; Caledonia. 120,
Copt. N. H. Mon; Omen, 120, Capt. elr H. J. Locke, Knt.; Cane.
poe, et, Capt. F. Moresby. C.& ; and steamers Odin, CapL Hon. F. T.
Pelham; Drama, Capt. W. H. hall; Avenger, Copt. A. C. td acres;
Scourge, Corn. W. It. Wingrere ; Hecate, Com. R. Moorman (b.) ; and
Amphion (meow propeller), Capt. W. J. William.
POkragOttirti, Nov. 14. Waterwitch, 10, Commander
Birch, arrive,' this afternoon from the coast of Africa; the left the
Penelope, Actaeon, Hound, and Heroine at Kabenda on Aug. 71.
Wan, witch left Amension OR the 30th of Aug., when the fever bad
broken out on board the Tortoise. The officers' sick quarters at
Awieneion were °erupted by the !surgeon and his lady, in conaequence
of which the officers bane been pat into the sick ward. Waterwitch
has recently captured three slave-vemels ; she sailed this morning for
the eastward to be paid off. Comet R: v. sailed this morning for Lisbon,
to he employed in keeping up a communication between Oporto:mid Lis-
ten. Bellenle, troopship, is ordered lobe ready to receive the 6th
regiment on the 22nd loot. Asia, aI. Capt F. It. Stopford, is waiting
the arrival of Rear-Admiral P. Thereby, to hoist his flag ; she will
sail an soon aa ready alter the 26th inst.. Beretta Junior, tarp., hoeing
embarked bee troops at Cour, returned to Spithead yesterday. Un-
dine, at., sailed yesterday tor Dover. Amason, Capt. T. Shopford, it
ordered home from the Mediterranean, to be paid off. Oberon,
pocket at Chatham, I. ordered to Spithead, to embark Mr. More
OTerraff, the new governor of Malta, for oronveyenoe to that
-Ships In harbour : Victory, Remittent, Victoria ant Albert, mid
Belleropboe; Terrible, Fairy, Lightning, Myrtle, and Echo, steamers;
Belleisle Blenheim, and Maria Somee, tramport.—At Spitheed
Asia, Princess Royal, and Barrett. Junior, transports.
DPIORPoRt, Nov. 13.—Tartarus, et., Licut-Com. Sir
G. Webster, arrived here yesterday afternoon from Portsmouth, and,
after embarking a few supernuraerary *Mem and seamen, soiled
same day for the Mediterranean. to join the seprodrce under Vice-
Adm. Sir W. Parker.—Fly, 18, Cam. Oliver, is nearly rely, and wit
Nil about the middle of nest week for New Zealand.—Alert 10, Corn.
11. Dunlop, is progressing Lot in her equipment —Diligence, naval
tr., 31r. Martin, Muter, is alongside the dockyard taking in Mores for
Pembroke.

ooLw wit, Nov. 13.—HtreMboli, •t. 31., was commis-
aioned on Thursday by Com. Lord W. A. Resucierk.—Janus. st..v. (the
Earl of Dundrinalers vessel), is to be tried on Monday, to test a re-
writing gear invented by Mr. Robinson. Monkey, ordered
to be in attendance upon bee.—Triton, iron it ordered to be
rent to Chatham, to be brought forward for commirsimi.—Maracurrer,
barite, left todaywith storm fur Deronport—Unite, conslct Losp..sh.s
baring completed bee fittings, Ina taken out of the baain, and towed
down to the Royal Anecal by the Monkey, at.-tug.—Garland, Closer
st-packet, Master-Com. L. bmithett, arrived at Deptford to-dar, to
be overhauled and repaired.—Lieut. J. It. Thompson mu onlered to
study at the Steam factory here.
ADMIRALTY, Nov. 13.—ArrotwnttxrA.—Liestenants:
W. Leslie, to Penguin ; R. E. Dollen, to Victory; C. O. B. Hall, con-
firmed to'nerew. Surgeon J. P. Burke, and Amdst.-Surceon G. Yen.
to Stromboli. Surgeons: W. R. Dalton, to Cygnet; P. J. Whipple,
to Alert. Masters: C. Pope, to San Jane(; J. B. Tucker, to queen.
Acting Amist..2lurgeonit: T. B. Forster, and C. K. Ord, to Ada; L.
Carey, to Porcuptoe. Master's Arntaths G. PolglnJa, to Comet; A.
!Abetter, to Itirkenbesl; IL W. Gillian, to Stromls.:l; W. Lead, to
Crocodile; J. F. .(y en, to Rhsd onantbua; W. Long, to Comet.
Clerks: F. C. Ilusantry, to Stromboli; G. Hooper, to Fly. Nara!
Cadet F. C. 1). Schimberg, to Hibernia. First Clam Assisb-Frcgdwer
W. M. Janes, to Fire Queen. Second Clam Andst.-Eaffiorer R.
Drummond, to Fisganl. Third Clam Assist-Engineer W. Pitt, to
ilsgard. Asskit.-Engineers: J. Oliver, to Ts ; J. NVertherley,
to Oberon ; G. Trireme, to Sidon; J. 1L Krause, and C. A. Byiljer, to
Puurard ; J. Justice, and R. Williamson, to Sidon; G. Ilitchingraan,
to Terrible; B. Barber, and J. Chureher, to Fisgard. Acting Ikr.b.
meant IL Shearer, to Poictien.—Pat,orion.—B. Scott, to be Pay-
muter and Purser.