The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-30 00:00:00

NAVAL.

ADWIRALIT, OCT. 29.—APPOINTX111211.—To Hecate:
Con sander : C. P. A. SnadwalL Acting-muter: G. L. Carr.
Purser : J. W. P. Fwd.

PaI(BROKE, OCT. 214—The Shesrwater steamer, here for
volunteers for t navy, bevies been by teleirsph ordered
back to Devonport with all panble despatch, left yesterday
on her return to that place. Ur. Horton, purer R.N., has
been appointed to the Saturn, 74, guard ship at this pert, in
succession to Mr. Hanes, placed upon half pay. Mr. Bar-
tinbeook, boatswain, has also succeeded Mr. Bowler in the
same ship. Lieut. Hines and the coat-guard party here
have taken possession of the pier and offices at Hobbs' Point
(formerly occupied as the mail-packet station between this
and Waterford) lent to them by the Board of Admiralty for
that purpose. The dockyard battalions having completed
the rummer dril's, the arms and accoutrements of the force
have been stored in the arsenal. Some delay has spin
occurred in the erection of the martello towers at the dock-
yard, through the want of a supply of proper materials.
Lnut..Colonel Victor is in charge of the ordnance depart-
ment of the district.

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY.

Notwithstanding a eonsidivable portion of the afternoon
was taken up in settling accounts for the last day's racing
at Newmarket, to veral hones were backed for the Derby',
the cbiet outlay being on Bolingbroke, at 10 and 11 to 1, and
on Deicoon at 25 and 22 to 1. A very lugs amount was invested
on the latter: it is rumoured that he has been sold, but
to whom did not transpire. The Italian. Sweetheart, and
Voltigenr, were also in good force. Steeplechase betting, if
we may judge from the commencement, is not likely to be so
general as it was last season : very few books have been
opened as yet.
WORCESTERSHIRE STEEPLECHASE.
ti to 1 apt Shintoas (I) 10 to 1 yet Rat-trap
II to 1 The Tmns'un I 12 to 1 The Rector
METROPOLITAN STEEPLE' HABIL
100 4113 eget liana Sykes (0 I 100 to lb apt the Commoner (t)
CHEiTER CUP.

MOD to 15 offered on the held.
DERBY-11SO.

16 to qg Lord ATMTiumie's Bolingbroke (t and aft UM)
11 to Duke of Richmond's Okillki Callum (t and sit ofd)
12 to Lord rgiintea's Knight or Ansel (t)
SO to Lord MAW* Clincher (t)
20 to Mr. Pedley's Bwrotheart (t)
10 to Mr. Meiklam's The InWa (t)
IS to Mr. Jaques's Mildew
21 to Mr. Ortgory's Deities (t)
to Mr. J. Smitt's
30 to Lord Eglinter=ors (t)
MI to Mr. Gratwick's The viper (t and sit OM)
SS to Mr. Hill's Pittard (t eed aft °Ed)
$3 to Lord Zetland's Sottisen: (t and sit old)
40 to Cot. Peel's Harding* (t and af• cd11)
40 to Duke of Richmond's Mayans (t and Mt GM)
4,100 to 60 Mr. PedLers Little Bob (t)
DIIMBY-1621.
10,000 to 120 egst e. by Seine out of Metope (t)
20,006 to SOO —c. Melbourne out of DmOada (t)
10,0 0 to ISO Kurt of the Garter
1e,M.0 to 100 Romig

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
York and Musty hounds, this day, at liturgies's'. ;
Thursday, at fierier& Park; Saturday, at Ricesll—at half.
put 10.
Sir Titian S)kes's hounds,Wedneeday, at Birdsall House;
Friday, at Gallow Gap—at halt past 10.
Scarab's& Moor hounds, Wednesday, at Brayton; Fri
day, at Bickerton Bar; Saturday, at Souraoit Itar-4t half-
past 10.
Bedals hounds, Wednesday, at Hutton Cosyen; Friday,
at Pepper Hall—at half-past 10.
Harwotth bounds, this day, at Low Middleton; Satur-
da, at Raven Scar, Leven Banks—at half-put 10.
Cleveland hounds, Thursday, at Griokle Park—at 10.
Holderaus hounds, this day, at Everingltam Park ;
ay Thursd, at Rise ; Friday, at Lund Village—at a quoit
to 11.

flidswortb hounds, this day, at Badsworth Hall ;I
Thursday, at Hanapol Inn; Saturday, at Amon Ball—at
half-past 10.
Mr. Lumley's hounds. this day, at Gstefird Bar ; Thurs-
day, at Park lane ; Friday, at Blythe Law Hill—at half-
past 10.
Bufford hounds, this day, at Theresby Park
h; Thursday,
at °Watt= ; Friday, at Langwith Lodge—at balf-paat 10.
Harrogsta harriers, Friday, at Brahma-Lae, Fewston—
at half-past 10.
Capt. H. Lewis's barriers Friday, at Knayton--at 11.
Mr. Morgan's hounds, Thursday, at asmedown Turnpike
Gato—at half put 10.
Mr. Trelawny's hounds, this day, at Ballets Arras,
Dean Forest; Friday, at Collators Cron—at half-past 10.
Mr. Fuse's hounds, Friday, Bucklsnd Brewer—at half=
put 10.
Mr. M. Marshall's hounds, Thursday, Cobden Briske—
st haltpeat 10.
Mr. I)awsou's harriers, Wednesday, Meal; Saturday,
Dartmoor Inn—at 10. _ _ _

D;;Otiiert, and Stonehouss harriers, Wed-
nesday, Chnrehstow, near Hincebridge—at 10.
Sir Henry Seals's hounds, Wadnerlay, Morley Tabu ;
Saturday, Berry Glue Gate—at half-pest 10.
Tiverton hounds, Wednesday, Winsford Village; Friday,
Dulverton—a• hall-put 10.
N. D. H., Thursday, Binh MM.
Dulvierton Marion, Saturday, Twelve Acre Post--at Wi-
ped 10.
Durham County hounds, Wednesday, Flasks Hill ; Fri-
day, Stoney Gate—at half-put 10.
Somerset Subscription hounds, this day, St. Andriea ;
Saturday, Grabbids, near Danster—at half ypast 10.
Mr. A. Smith's houndo, Thursday, Tedwoeth-house •
Friday, South Grove ,• Saturday, Clarendon•park...se 11. '
F. Z. hounds, Frid, Bishop's Wood.
da
Kr. Li hounds, this day, Bodithiel Bridge; Fri-
y, ameba.