The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-05 00:00:00

Folat(ix.

Amieni and litndogne

Dieppe
Montereau and Troyer
Northern of France
Orleans to Bountes (Cent.)
Orleans to Bordeaux
Paris and Orleans
Paris and Itimen
Rouen and Havre

ANoviimt Gottn.tm CAsg.—Circumatances have
recently transpired in Plymouth which arc likely to give
rise to another inquiry similar to that of the Rev. G.
C. Gorham. Through the instrumentality principally of
the Rev. John llateltard, the vicar of St. Andrew's, Ply-
mouth, Wale years since a new church was built in Oxford-
street, Plymouth, and called Christ Church. In this church
the Rev. U. F. Whidborne for about three years exercised
his ministry, and was succeeded by the Rev. Richard
Malone. On Sunday week, Mr. Malone having accepted a
preferment elsewhere, took his farewell of the congrega-
tion i and the patronage being in the Rev. J. Ilatehard,
who is well known as a sturdyopponent of the peculiar doc-
trinal and disciplinarian views of the Bishop of Exeter,
he nominated the Rev. L. 11. Gray. In consequence of the
sitting of the Synod at Exeter, Mr. (imp was unable to
present himself fur examination by the bishop until Satur-
day last, when ho did so at Exeter, and was then questioned
very closely as to his views on baptism. On this point his fell
short of the bishop's standard, and of the standard of the
declaration of the Synod and the bishop theretbre refused
to license him. This was on Saturday afternoon : and, as
Mr. Malone had left, it became important at once to com-
municate with Plymouth, in order that arrangetnents might
be made for the service on the followingmorning. It happened
that Mr. llatchard was in London' and therefore could not
be communicated with until Monday. Mr. Gray sent off to
F. Bone, Esq., R.N., one of the churchwardens of at. An-
drews, stating what had occurred, but no provision was
made fur the service. Un Sunday morning the bell, as
beilihuorpchh,adburctieacsudthtehye cseirgiroticymhaend,
procured that morning, there
atu*uhnue they
would
eennt ttolddoothic, ac(coptl.
.uethltdeoThbie: bell was stopped, and the church
doors were locked. In the evening the ltev. Mr. Wallis,
one of the curates of St. Andrew's, conducted the service,
and preached. The Rev. the Vicar of St. Andrew's not
having yet returned it is uncertain what course will he taken.
At the present moment Trinity Church, in Plymouth, is
similarly situated; the 11ev. Hinton C. Smith, a truly
able, energetic, and evangelical clergyman, having beet
compelled to relinquish his charge of it, in c nsequence of
ill-health, and the nomination to this church also being in
the hands of Mr. Ilatchard. Both Mr. Smith and Mr. Ma-
lone were protesters against the synod.
INEW ZEALAND COMPANV.—The adjourned meeting
of this company was held yesterday at the tuck ty',. house
.0.6,F0,013 t. 18,80,013 in Breedstrect.buildings, for the purpose of a rc-adjourn-
Jaly3.teen IL M AID4II ALI Met I mcnt. 11. A. Aglionby, Esq , M.P took the chair. The
The above returns, when compared with thaw for secretary read the circular the 'shareholders, dated the
the week preceding, exhibit the following chanss : Ist of July. The Chairman said they had not yet com-
Circulation issue
Circulation active 19,354,895 Increase 341,180 hoped very soon to be in possession of such information as
Public deposits 9,102,38:i Increase 467,026 could be distributed amongst the shareholders. A. the day
Other deposits
Government securities in would be better to adjourn to the 18th of July inst. TM
banking department 13,544,281 Without alteration. meeting adjourned accordingly.

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1850
1851
The distressed agriculturists have, therefore, in
five months of this year, taken about 1,000,0001.
further of supplies. In fact, they have nearly
doubled the value of their imports under the in-
fluence of free trade.
The imports of raw materials of manufacture and
dycwoods are favourable,and generally most branches
of trade are in a steady and improving condition.
The navigation return is no less encouraging.
Taking the figures for the five months, and adding
together the tonnage inwards and outwards, we get
the following results:
Total Tonnage. English Tonnage.
1849
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