The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-28 00:00:00

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Onus .4TIONP.—The fellowing;;;;en have been admitted into
Holy Orders by the Lord Bishop of Carlisle. Deacons of Oxford—W.
J. Dare, ILA., New Inn Hall; J. Bush, 8.A., St. Mary Hall ; J. L.
Jones, 8.A., St. Mary Hall. Priests—Rev. T. U. Gibson, 8.A., Uni-
versity Coll., Durham; Rev. C. Moody, MA., Magdalen Hall, Ox-
ford ; Rev. It. L Joyce, 8.A., Trinity ColL, Dublin; Rev. C. H. Lips-
Bombe, S.C.L, St. Mary Ilan, Oxford; Rev. J. Milner, 8.A., Queen's,
Oxford; Rev. P. Bush, ILA., St. Mary Hall, Oxford.
At an Ordination held at Crone church, on Sept. 20, by the Bishop
of Kihnore, the following gentlemen received Holy Orders. Deacons
—J. King, parish of Killinkere, rho. of !inmate ; It. A. Hall, Kinaw-
ley, Kilniore; F. Hunt. Boyle, Elphin ; W. A. Batteraby, Batteagh,
Derry. Priests—Rev—l. T. Langford, A.M., Templeport, Kilotore ;
Rev. J. Franks, A. 8., Iloainver, Kilmore; Rev. J. Brown, A. 8., Cas-
tlereagh, Elphin—all of Trinity College, Dublin.
Passmasiss-rs. Rev. J. Sire, ILD., to St. Mary's Spital-
square, London. P.C. ; Rev. J. Birch to Windleaham, IL Sc Bagehot,
C., Surrey. 404/.: Rev. J. Walton to Mitcham V., Surrey, 456/. ; Rev.
B.S. T. Mills, 8.A., to Great Canford Cur., Dorset ; Rev. G. Drake to
Stoorton Cur., Wilts; 11ev. G. R. sfackarness, 8..8., to Chilton Foliot
Cur., Wilts; Rev. H. Armstrong to Burslem IL, Staffordshire, 509/. ;
Rev. J. T. Kidd has been appointed rector of St. Paul's School, Cal-
cutta—Brarl'ford Cur., Derbyshire ; lice. J. E. Rattan, BA., to St.
Martin's Assist. Cur., Birmingham ; Rev. E. B. Stater to Cautley and
Dowbiggin (Imply. Cur., Sedbergh ; Rev. J. Townson o Kelghley
Cur., Yorkshire; Rev. J. IL Lid to St. Paul's Cur., Leeds; Rev. G.
Case to St. Faviour's Cur., Leeds; Rev. G. M. Spowers to Bothwell
Cur., Yorkshire; Rev. H. Wilkinson to Alverthorpe Cur., Wakefield,
Yorkshire ; Rev. W. T. Black to Bradford Cur., Yorkshire; Rev. J.
Bowen to linaresborough Cur., Yorkshire; Rev. E. L. Davies, MA.,
to Maidstone Cur., Kent; RCN'. 11. L. Hussey to Littleham Cur., De-
von, widen-ening lectureship of Trinity Chapel. Exmouth; Rev. C.
Moody to Bebergham Cur., Cumberland.
VACAMTC..—Chtlillliney to Union Workhouse, Wicklewood, near
Ws-romalhaut, Norfolk; ; the election takes place Oet. 5; can-
didates arc required to make application before the 4th. Christ-
church Cobridge P. C., Staffordshire, dio. Lichfield; 1001.; no resi-
dence; patron, Mr. E. Wheeldon, rector of Burslem ; vacant by the
death of the Rev. IL H. Bentley. Ilickling cur.. Norfolk, vacant by
preferment of Rev. J. T. Kidd. Llanspythid V., Brecon, dio. St.
Irrrid's; 100 L ; residence ; patron, Ma-guis Camden; vacant by
the death of the Rev. J. Jones. St. David's or Llanvaes V., Brecon,
dio. St. David's; vacant by the death of the Rev. J. Jones.
The Bishop of Norwich will hold an Ordination on the 31st of
January, 1817. Canslidates are required to forward their papers
before the let of December, and to attend for examination on the 27th
of January.
The Ven. thy Archdeacon of Norwich will hold Visitation Courts at
Watton, Oct. 6th; Yarmouth, 7th; Resphain, Bth; Walaingham,
9th; Lynn, 13th; Lytcham, Nth; Norwich, 15th; Blofeld, 16th.
The ecclesiastical arrangements consequent upon the death of the
Bishop of St. Asaph have net yet been promulgated. It seems, how-
ever, to be understood that the Bishop of Bangor will decline to take
upon himself the duties and responaibilities of the two diocese.% and t3at
another appointment will therefore be made to the See of St. Asaph.
The names of the Derail of Ely, the Rev. Canon Dale, and the Rev, If.
M. Montague, Rector of St. George's, Bloomsbury', have been men-
tioned as likely to success! Dr. Carey, but we know not upon what
authority.
Pitormeaser Clumen.—The net income of the whole Pro.
testant Church in Ireland, under the Ecclesiastical Tithe Composition
is 266,7711. The net revenue from parochial glebe-lagda Is 81,972/.
The net Income on the "amount of rent charges payable on behalf of
the parochial clergy" is 295,121/. 7s. 6(1.

NAVAL.
SICKNESS ON BOARD. H.M.S. HELENA. —The Helena,
sloop. 16, Commander Sir C. Ricketts, was spoken at sea in
the Mozambique channel, on the 24th of June last; she had
been visited with a severe fever and dysentery; 11 of her
crew died, and 3 more were in a hopeless state, 43 of the
crew were at that time on the sick list; the infection had
away, and they were then on their passage to the
passed
Cape.
The ship had previously been for a fortnight's cruise
in charge of first Lieut. Phillips, the captain being too ill to
be removed from the shore. At one time only 57 of the
crew were tit for duty ; captain, master, and two lieutenants
sick ; only four of the officers had esesped. They had, how-
ever, all recovered, and Sir C. Ricketts, who had been alan-
gerously was rapidly recovering. She was expected to
arrive at the Cape early in August. The Thunderbolt,
steam-sloop, Commander Boyle, had returned to Simon's
Bay from Table Bay. The party of officers and men belong-
ing to the President were still at Cape Town in garrison,
and the marines were on service at the frontier. The
Armide, French frigate, with troops from France to Bour-
bon, arrived on the 9th June, in want of a jib-boom, ite.
The Tyne, 28, Capt. Glasscock, will leave port for Corfu,
where she will remain till relieved by the Spartan 26, Capt.
Symonds. The Amazon 18, Capt. Stopfonl will leave port
next weak for Smyrna, where she will relieve the Siren,
which vessel will return to Athens. The Siren, 16, Com-
mander Edgell, has left Smyrna fur a cruise in the Archi-
pelag.
THE EXPERIMENTAL SQUADRON.—This squadron, under
the command of Vice-Admiral Sir W. Parker, was spoken
on the 18th instant, about 20 miles S.W. of Cadiz, steering
towards Gibraltar. The Canopus, 84, was at Lisbon on the
20th inst.
The Bulldog, steam sloop, arrived at Devonport on Fri-
day, from Portsmouth. She is to take mails to Lisbon, and
the Cape of Good Hope, and has despatches for Vice-Admi-
ral Sir W. Parker.
Arrovertirterw, Seer. 25.--I3eatenants: 11. S. Tfasster to the
Grappler; T. Strover to he agent for mails; W. Still. Vent, mariner
trunnion. Master's Assistant E. O'Bree to the Rattlesnake;
P. C'. Moss to the Tartar.. Clerk: J. G. ?demount to the Rattle-
snake. Gunner : John Powell to the lisetkraohr.

SPORTING.
NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING.
The billof fare for the ensuing meeting in considerably above the
acerace, and although three or foul' of the matches will not come off,
and the principal event, will produce only small tklde, is likely to
furnish a larger amount of Flom than has been witnessed at a Flint
October Meeting for many a year. We Pie un outline of the engage-
men9, prefixing the usual mark to such hormo as were on the spot on
Saturday morning :
Tvisney.—The STAXES of 10 sore. each; 3 yet, 7st 71b; four,
Set 9lb ; floe, Set 21b ; six and aged, get 61b. A.T.
SMI,J,, of 10 sore, each ; 2 yes, get 71b ; three, get 71b ; four, &c.,
Set. Winner to be sold for 50/. T.Y.C.
The lit ex.,. on wroava of 300 sots. each, bft ; for 2.yr-old-colts
Bet 7lb ; and Silica, Sat 41b. Foch subscriber named tips mares, one
to the poet. T.Y.C. (4 subs) *Lord Exeter's eh cby lletman
Platoff out of Toga, *b f by Hetman.Platoff nut of Amima, and seh fby
Henn= Platciff out of Mocrernma ; •Mr. Ford's Restless, George
Barnewill, and Iby Plenipotentiary out of Minima; *Col. Peas King
of Naples, *Palma, and Veneur ; Mr. Wreford's c by Motley Moloch
out of Morselling, I by Camel out of Wadastro, and c (dead) by Camel
out of Mouche.
The Guano Drag Mrru.rt. STAIM of 30 AM.. each; for &yr-olds
&c.—!Smuggler Bill, lago, Turpin, 3ibelford, Net, Whitefoot, Ennui,
Dawdle, Mowerina, Cambaules, 'c by Colwiek out of l.ucetla, *St.
Demetri, *Lebanon, Polka, Pyrrhus the First, *Prospect, *Joy, Giselle,
King Charles Oxberry, Cuckoo, Sir Tattoo Sykes Gunman, e by (bl-
wick out of Macremma ;dead), b c by Elie out of Margrayine (dead),
and Marine (dead).
The 1101'.1.11...5TAKF9 of 40 soy.. each, h ft, for 2-yr.oltle, Lord G.
Bentinek's Archness Jollity, Bethpliage, and Vice-Consul; lard
Chesterfield'. The Maid of waragosea ; Mr. Clitton'e Conceit, fhr
Iletman Ilatoff out of Celia's dam, and b e Shylock ; Mr. Oxtpee
Bedouin ; Mr. Crockford's Kite ; *Lord Eseter'e f by Heiman Platoff
out of Golata ; Slr. Gratwicke'sJoyful and Little John ; Mr. Griffith's
Lady Lift ; "Col. Peel's leis, and *eh f by Glaucus dun by Sir Her-
cult;; *Mr. Philimor's Saddle; Sir It. Pigott's Oonyntrhom ; •Mr.
Newton's Iteminimence ; Duke of Richmond's lan:wire and Pell
Ma; Mr. ,4teventon's nd ch fby the Saddler, dam by Exidlius ; Mr.
Motley's Wintonia.
M errs.—Mr. Barnehottom's Queen of Cyprus Oct nb, aget *Duke
of Italfortre Captain Pho bus Set Mb. 100, h ft. T.M.M.
Morea.—*Duke of Bedford's Neapolitan, Set 71b, aget *Mr. Mer-
ton's Mimed Stays, let 131 b. 100, h ft. T.Y.C.
Mare a.—Duke of Bedford's Leopard, list 71h, aget Mr. Mytton's
A urieulo, 7st Illb. 200, h ft. B.C.
WILDNF,DAY.-501.--3 yrs. Tat Sib; four, Cat ; fire, Sot 131 b; six
and aged, flet. D.I.
lIANDICLP SWggre of 15 mom. each, lo 11, for 2.yr.olds. T.Y.C.
HAN Inctr SIVERPSTAILE, of 20 mire each, and only 5 if declared, for
3.yr-olde and upwards. D.M.
Swage., of 1 goes each, fur 2 yrs Get ; three, Het 11b ; four, Bst
12Ib; Sec, &c.. Set Ilb. Winner to be told for 1501. R.M.
The Sr. Lruin &Luisa of 25 goys. each, for 3-yr-olds. D.T. Sir
Rupert, Greenpra, goy, *Footstool, *Sting, 'Tugnet, *Sister to flam-
beau, Lynocus.
Metes—Sir. Metre's Wolfdog, Bst 71b, aget *Mr. Shelley's May-
nooth, list. 200, h ft. B.C.
31arets—sLoril Orford*e Mackie apt *Sir J. Hawley's Humdrum,
fist lib each. 201, hR. D.M.
• Mantic.—Mr. My-Boa's Little Ben, 6 or', set, aget *Duke of
Bedford's Taumna, 3 yrs. 74 71b1._10. tors., h ft. Last half of Ab. m.

TUVRADAY.
Quar_s's Purr. of 100 gs. ; 3 yr-ohhi, 9st 2tbs ; four, 10st 711, ; five,
Ilst; six and aged, list 41b. It. C.
Tows PLATE of M) POre., for 3 yr-old..
filre ',omits,. of l soot. each ; 2 yi.ohlY, 6"t Inlbs; three, Sat Pubs'
four and upwards, gut. Winner to be sold for iu sovs. Rutland
Stake Course.
Rt-ri n STAKIA of 30 tun's. each, 20 ft ; for 2 yr-old colts, Rid 71b,
and fillies, Bst 315.; turn of the lands In. *Duke of Bedford's Bridle,
Lord G. Itentinck's Slander, •Mr. it. Clifton's The Positive Young
Mn, Mr. Crockford's Kite, *Lord Exeter's fby Hetinan PLitoff out of
Galata, *Mr. Ford's Millwood, Mr. Jague.'s Sir Martin, .Peel's Palma,
Duke of Richmond's V.krapyre, Mr. Stephenson ns f by the Doctor
out of sister to Dromedary Mr. Worley 's Wintoma.
MAT, n.-611iike of Bedford's Euthen, Set 71b, apt •Mr. Merton's
Jumble, 7st Illb ; 2100 rove„ 30 ft.
NlATc.t.—•Duke of Bedford's Paragon, Bet 715, art *Mr. Merton's
Mhsed Stays, sst 7lb ; 21.0 soar., SO ft. T. Y. C.

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NO DAY MY.KTIONF.D.
Staten.—Mr. Clifton's Brown Bess, set 31b, apt Lord Strathmore's
Sultana, Set ; 300 nom., 100 ft. T. T. C.
MATCH.—Mr. O'Brien's Mentor, 4 rrs, Set 91b, aget Mr. W. 11.
Johnstone's Jack Cade, 5 yrs, Est 6lb 110 mos. T. M. M.
The Matches between Captain Mims and Queen of Cyprus,
Little Ben and Taurina, and Mentor and Jack Catie, will not he run.
Sir Tattoo Sykes, Luro, and some hones from Goodwood and Mitchel.
grove, were expected in the course of Saturday or yesterday.
BETTING AT 11LtNCIIESTER.—FRIDAr.
CLIMES HANDICAP.-7 to 2 apt Romance (t) ;4to I apt Spit-
head (t): sto I apt Camera Obecura (t) ; S to I apt Pal (t).
Cmsaawrresi firm:rm.-15 to I apt Sir Tatton Sykes • 30 to I apt
Fenvaragh (t); 33 to I agst Toin Tulkwb (t); 33 to f agst'sorella (t).
Intant.-9 to 1 apt Van Tromp, and 20 tel 1 apt any other.