The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-26 00:00:00

NAVAL.
Woot.w6lll.—The Nphints (steam vessel), Commander
Crsgg, was taken out of the Basin on Thursday, and
will proceed down the river on her first erpenmental
trial to the course of the ensuing week. She is
fitted with Penn's oscillating engines. The Amphion,
36 guns, was taken out of the 811411 on Friday. She is
ordered to In brought forward with all dispatch, and will
be ready for commission in about a fortnight. The Triton
(iron e. v.), was Watched from the yard of Messrs. Green,
at Blackwell, on fintarday. The following steamers in com-
mission are now in this harbour :—Sidon, Capt. Henderson ;
SpAynz, Commander Craig ; Black Eagle, Master Com-
mander S. B. Cask; and Lightning, Master Com. Pettey.

MILITARY.
ROYAL AILTILLEXT.—WOOLWICH, OCT. 24.—Ths pro-
oesdiags of the Garrison Court Martial, held about three
months slate on Company 6e 'cant William Hawke., of
Capt. C. R. Nevett's company, 2nd battalion, have been de-
clared marl. The charge against she accused wee that of
appropriating to his owls use the sum of 761. 16s. Bd., which
had born entrusted to him as pray.serjeant, to discharge va-
rious tradesmca's accounts. The court sentenced him to be
redwood to the rank ad a gunner, to undergo an imprisonment
of 1811 daps, and to be pissed under stoppages, net exceeding
t of his pay, till the deficit be made good. Great
ialsrest was made with his Royal Highness Prince George of
Cambridge, to whom the accused was well known, and other
officers, but the Bastor-General refused to restore him to his I
rank. The proceedings were submitted to the I ndge-Advo-
cata-General, and it appearing that at the time of his trial
$5l. bad been paid off the sum charged against him, the find-
ing of the court was by that officer declared is be illegal.
Seojeant Hanka has therefore been restored to the rank of
supernumorarrserjeant, and to receive the pay he forfeited.
—A detachment of Royal Artillery will leave the garrison
to-morrow for Ireland, to make good the vacancies occasioned
by death and other casualties, for the various troops and
companies serving in that island.

SPORTING.
arms() AT MANCITESTF.R.—FImr.
Tlll CJNIII/DOMIlla STAMM
7 to 2 Mut Alarm (t. freely) 20 to 1 apt Refraction
9 I Sin tolasona colt(t.f.) 0 1 Terrier
11 —1 lago 40 —1 Buttress (1. freely)
16 —1 Red Robin (t.) 40 —1 Lightning
40 —1 La
—l7O — Sting
20 —1 40 —1 Garry Owes
23 —1 fl:an:=Z 40,-1 - Emma
30 1 —lLady Wildals
COURSING.
Moven Cum. Sr. Lesat Symms for 20 puppies, at $ gs. ands,
were won by Mr. Saanderes f. b. Hannah. Mr. Allan'. Nelson ram sp.
Ot.tam grazes for 16 ell.eded &P. at 4 ga sob, were woo by Wr-
Orates f. d. Sprlng. Mr. Foz's Fop ran tip.
Wituauss PLIJI7TOII MILETI3IO.—FILIDAT.—EYOLICTON &MEER, far
bitch peppla—Mr. Eddlestan's Alice M. Mary best Mr. Claire.%
Flirt; I& Mee. Brenda beat Mr. Perelman'. Certainty ; Mr.
Nitkiefbeat Mr. Gardan's Camlet ; Mr. Bat
The Sybil beat
MMr. F. Parldneen's Flytrap ; Mr. A. Graham*. Reciprocity best Mr.
Long'sCredsnOii ; Mr. Joiner's Lily beat Mr. W.Etyrall's Whittle; Mr.
Joses's Jessesdne beat Mr. Keep*. Fly ; Mr. Bale's Rosana beat Mr.
B. tirayth's &Asbury.
GMAT Warne.' Cu, (Third Tles).—Auldwoleek beat Wildfire ;
home beat Walbeetba.
Darin Cu, (Third Ths.).—Magic
beat Walks's& ; Bay Bell best
ReserßTve.
MIZZINCIII STAMM§ (Second Tka).—Salght Marshall beat Beau;
Windfall beat Csseade.
&mom Orem. (Fbst Tise).—Windlem beat Judy; beat
Flattery ; Positioe beat WWa; Jambs bast Weasel.
&mow HILL Drams (Fleet Ties).—Winks heat We.yron`t.be-hest ;
Baronet beat I:kettle; Tome Caere,. best Curry Powder; 'totem
beat Sampson.

LONDON SESSIONS.
INCONVENIENCE TO TUN COURT AND JURY. —A com-
plaint was made by one of the common councilmen, who was
one of the jury, that no notice was given of the court in which
the sittings was to be held, and none of the officers could give
any information when they were applied to, so they were
sent from place to place, at the risk of not being present when
their names were called, which would subject them to a fine
of 101.
Mr. Alderman Copeland said, he and others had to com-
plain of the same inconvenience, and laboured under the
same difficulty. It was the neglect of the officers of the cor-
poration, who were largely paid for doing nothing; he
hoped the gentleman, as he belonged to the common council,
would bring the subject forward.
On Saturday the Sheriffs' Court and London Sessions were
held in the Court of Queen's Bench and Common Pleas ; they
were formerly held in the old Court of Exchequer, and fre-
quently in one of the committee rooms. The old Court of
Exchequer has been remodelled, and will be opened during
• term.