The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-06 00:00:00

CLERICAL.

Rev. NV. H. Apthorp, to Blackford Perpetual Curacy,
Somerset ; patron, the Vicar of Wedmore.
Rev. B. B. Clarke (Rector of West Bagborough, Somer-
set), to Wellintton Deanery Rural, diocese Bath and Wells.
Rev. C. L. Cornish, to Baltonsborough Curacy, Somerset.
Rev. Hugh Dancer, to laniscaltra Rectory and Vicarage,
diocese K Malec.
Rev. C. M. Davies, to Hulk Champflower Curacy
(assistant), Somerset.
Rev. H. R. Dawe, to Cheddon Fitspaine Curacy (assist-
ant), Somerset.
Rev. L. S. Dudman, to Pitney Rector 7, Somerset, value
1801., with residence; patrons, Mrs. H. Michell and W.
Uttermore, Esq.
Rev. S. East, to Northover Vicarage, Somerset, value
106/. ; patron, J. H. Chichester, Esq.
Rev. James Fawcett, to Knareshorough Vicarage, York-
shire, value 3931., with residence ; patron, Bishop of Ripon.
Rev. C. L. Guyon (Rector of Lamyatt), to Bruton
Deanery Rural, diocese Bath and Wells.
Rev. S. Russell Hamilton, to North Cadbury Curacy,
Somerset.
Rev. A. D. Hanlon, to Kilrush Rectory, diocese Ferns ;
patron, Bishop of Ossory,
Rev. G. L. Harkness, to Flax-Bourton Perpetual Curacy,
Somerset, value 901. ; patron, the Rector of Nailsea.
Rev. B. Hodgens, to Newton St. Lot Curacy (assistant),
Somerset.
Re,. C. W. Hodson, to Seaviagton St. Michael Curacy,
Somerset.

VACANCIZS.

Perpetual Curacy—Leeds, St. Mark Woodhouse, diocese
Ripon, value 1401., with residence; patrons, trustees of the
Vicarage of Leech: Rev. J. Fawcett, promoted.
Thornthwaite Chapelry, in the county of Cumberland and
diocese of Carlisle, by cession of Rev. Campbell Manning
Christie ; patron, the Vicar of Crosthwaite.

NAVAL
(nom lAA NIA.% Owns.)
ADMIRALTY, BUT. 4.

Corps of Royal Ihrines.—Copt. and 8rev.414. W. L. Dawns to to
liesit,e-1.. riot Corytoo, W b.-p ; First Lieut. and Adj. J. W.
Wesiuso to be oust., vies Daunt, prams. ; homed-Lk C. Joirarrs
to be first bent., rtes Wowing. prom.; Byer.-M4. J. A. reuses to
be lieut.-col., Oise J. H. Sterene, vet. on f .p.; First Lieut. A. AAA.
ass ,to be rapt etas Philips, prom.; Sec-Lieut. H. L. Swim to
be Ott -lieut., riot ilaossay, pram.

PORTaMOUTH, SEPT. 3.—The Centaur, steam fri-
gate, Captain Cannon, will proceed out of harbour to-mor- ,
row to Spitheisd, and will sail about Friday next for her
destination m lag ship of Rear Admiral Henderson, on the ;
south coast el America station. Rear Admiral Henderson
has arrived at this port and went on hoard the Centaur this I
afternoon, inspecting her accommodatkme, le. The Rodney,
92, Captain Charles Oraham, C.B. 3a pregreasing with the
getting up of her upper masts. Mm ersisr very slowly for I
this vessel, there appearing to be a peat scarcity of good '
seamen wanting shipe.—The Defame. preparing for •
conviet.ship for Woolwich, has bar lasses rigging set up.
her jury topmost fidded, and her topmast *gist aim sot
up.—The Vulcan, iron steam transport, IdaritaeCommander
Penn, has her fore and main-rigging over bar mastheads.—
The Dauntless, steam frigate, Captain Halsted, his her top-
mast up and rattled, and blacked down reedy for painting
topgallant masts.—The Hercules, mom OWN Mister Com-
mander Fulton, is to be paid off on Tuesday next.
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PEMBROKE, SEPTEMBER 3. The PT fki-
gate arrived from Portsmouth yesterday. She
unrigged preparatory to being docked for the reepti3
lengthening her, and fitting her with a sgew peasit.Oa
will then, it is expected, form a most •ffisisot Mow PlEig
ship, and probably bs attniiii to tals rset.