The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-18 00:00:00

NAVAL

Pater. Meier.—THE AL/int.—Last night's Gazette gives
sotee, that an account of the tonnage bounty received fur the cap-
ture of a brigantine, name unknown (solventsl to be the Voadora),
on Oct. 3, 1043, by her Majesty's ehip Alt rt, will be delivered Into
the registry of the high Court of Admitalty, on the Ist Oct. next,
agreeably to net of parliament, by Orrnanney, Son, and Co.—Ton
PAlerstuccr.—Notice is also given to the odious and company of her
usiesty's stoop Eintaloon, E. Wilaon, Esq., commander, that they
will be paid on Thursday, Oct. 14, at 4, Arundel-Area, Strand, their
respective proportions of tonnage bounties for a Aare vessel, mime
unknown (supposed to be the Frederice,, destroyed June to, 1013;
and that the fists will be rrealled, at the same phw, on Wednesdays
and Thursdayn only, for the three following months: Commander,
got. Hee 104.; fleet claw, SU. 10s. 3d.; around clans, 231. 2s. 3d.;
third clans, W. Ids. 10.; fourth claw, n. 14s. Id. • fifth claw,
31. 17, e ; iderh claw, 27. 11, 411.; wreath char, I/. U. &L.-John
0. and Therm Stilwell, *sesta.
YolernmoOTS, SETT. 16 —The Blazer, et. surveying T.,
sailed into harbour yesterday, on her way from Cork mid will pro-
ceed ea soon ea the weather moderates.—The Trincomal. e, 26, went
out of harbour vederday, and anchored at Splthesd.--The Fury, et.,
went out of harbour this day to Spithend.
Sept. 17.—The weather is very boisterous, and the wind
blows so fresh from the SW., that the shire at Spithead will not be I
adm~aiMa9a,~ three .triari his
end paid advance wegee
taligningrak—The Geyser, et, 11 to be
proceed to the Cape of Good Hope
usaaana• ready, which will he about the 22nd inst.—The Trincomalee
anMISAMFMLW. frga, it a expeettsi will not rail before Monday next,
sal umiak Sir C. Napier's squadron before proceeding to their dean-
weillwilie Nautilus, 10, Lleutßivers, arrived from Oporto hie=wo-
rse.,left on the sth Inst., when all wan quiet there. She brings
the squadron. The Polyptamon was the only:wend left et
Oporto. Camino op Channel yesterday, fell in with a beg In diadems.
the Horatio, of Hull, laden with corn from the Baltic, which brig had
been run down by H. M. steamer Birkenhead off the Limed. The
Nautilus attempted to take her in tow, but owing to the tempestuous
weather and Navy ma on, the hawsers were carried away and the
IMO ahrndoned. The crew of the Itoratio were taken off the wreck,
111 Mil brought to this port. The Nautilus will meet likely come into
lialoottr to refit-
DiTOSPOST, SEPT. 15.—Porcupine, it., Copt. Bullock
ilaMai yesterday for Pembroke with the partyonlered to navigate
Ike lima. Ilk to this port —lively, navy lighter, arrived on the 13th
our donaatrom Cork, and sailed on the 13th with stores for Porta-
menik—Chatham, yeeht, sailed this morning on her return to Chat •
lam.—Adventure, traneu., sailed this morning with store. for Cork.—
net, 16, Com.O. K. Wilson, in ordered ts be paid off at this port,
affidls expected to mine into harbour this afternoen.—Aodromeds 44,
and Andromache, 26, provision storeehipe in le land, are ordered to
this tort to be paid MT.—Medway, 72, convict ship, is now fitting by
the riggers of the dockyard, and will be ready to proceed to Bermuda
early in the ensuing month.
A untaarrY, tiErr. 17.—APPOINTMEN ra.—Kaatcr: J. F.
Long, Trincomalee. Naval Instructor: R. C. Saunderr, MIL Second
Masten.: C. Suc ney, Kite; W. T. Tredigo, Dolphin. Acting Second
Master W. W. Osmond, Trincomalee. Masten' Amistants: T. S.
Haywood sod C. J. Packett, Kite; Davit, Spider ; J. IL Cooke,
Oberon. Midshipman: J. M. Bushneil, iliberuLi. Naval Cadets:
E. G. H Teta, Asia; E. Stephens, Cambrian. First Chas Engineer:
J. Feiner, Wink= and Mary. Clerk: J. M. Lawny, data; Secretary'.
Clerks J. 11. Towelt and W. F. Lapidge, Asia- Gunner: A. E. Oldie
of Excellent, advanced to firer elms.
MEDICAL. _

ROYAL FREI HOSPITAL.—On Saturday lad a man
mimed Wm. Martin wee admitted here, having been crushed some
time dnee by a coal 'memo, in the Strand. The ulcer artery was
Injured, thereon causing an enormous diffused aneurism of the arm.
The tumour 'till increasing, and the man evidently sinking, it was
domed advisable to tie the artery leading to the arm, so an to rot off
Ike enppi of blood to the aneurism. The operation was yesterday
at the bospitai (in the presence of a grist number of
Mika men), by Mr. Mickley, jtm, surgeon to the instotution, ants. ed
Y/ Vs colleagues, with complete mama. Ether was administered to
gar man, and thy operation completed in one minute, the patient
NOW been spar unconseious of the severe operation be had under_
IrWe believe that this le the Int mm of ether being used during
lliantre of a large artery,

FOLL STAKES, of 100 soya. each, h ft. ror 3-yr-olds ;
edu. Ott 71b; and all PP, GI 31b. One mile mid Rica (S mats.)
Cut. Auson's Bativon wAllted °rm.
DONCASTER PLATS, of subs. of 15 sore. each, 10 ft, 3-vs.
oils,c., with 100 son. added; the wound to are his stake. Red
Haall. (14sote.)
Mr. Itotenron's Illeokblrd, 4 yes (Cartwright) I
lard Glagow's Discontent, 3 yrs .......... (Charlton) 3
Mr. Meeeonh Jovial, 3 yen (Wnitehow.el 3
Betting sto 2 agst. Yire-Consul, 3to I eget Wilderness, sto I agst
Jovial, and 6 to I apt Blackbird.
Burlesque jumped off with the lead, and made slow run-
ning to the bend, where Nerissa went in front, and with
Wilderness, Jovial, Blackbird, and Discontent in waiting,
cut out the work to the distance ; Btackbird there took the
lead from her, kept it, and woo by two lengths ; Jovial a
good third. Run in I min. 23 (SC.
GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP of 25 soya. each, 15 ft,
and only 5 ft U dechred, with 200 edited; the second to save his
stake. et. Tager Course. (fie eubs., 50 of whom declared.)
Lord Warwick's Yardley' aged (Whlteboasi 1
Srt C. Maack's Vanish, 4 yrs (Simpson 2
Mr. Moetyn's King of Noreen, 3 yrs (Kitchen& 3
Betting: 3to 1 agst Palms; 6to I abet Yardley; 6to agst
Alliance; 10 to I each sgst Lothario, Sagacity, Vanish, ivid 'Tragical,
and 12 to 1 apt any other.
After a vast deal of unnecessary wheeling' about, in
indifferent start was effected, Lothario taking the lead,
which he retained only to the gravel road, where the run-
ning was taken up by Sagacity, followed by Spithead and
Vanish; Lothario and King of Morven went in front, and
with Spithead and Vanish in close attendance, made play to
the distance; Vanish and Yardley then went a-head, and in a
few strides were singled out, the mare having a slight lead ;
the horse, however, obtained a slight advantage at the stand,
and alter a slashing race won by a neck; King of Morven a
good third, Alliance fourth, and Lothario fifth. Tragical
was beaten off early, Punch lost start and never got up, and
Shelforth bolted and jumped the rails, directly after starting.
Run in 3 min. 26 sees.
SCAROOROI.7OII STAKES of 3()SOTI. each, 20 ft; for 3.yr-
okts; cons, ast 7lb ; and Shim, SA 41b. One mire. (6 euba)
Mr. Cones ty's Christopher (Vat) I
Mr. R. riteplienson's Black Dwarf (Templeman)
Mr. S. L. I ox's 51eaus ( Butler) 3
Betting even on Christopher, eta 4 art Black Dwarf, and 7to 4
ert Mmuc. The running was made by Meaux to the Red Ilouw,
where Black Dwarf took it up, and went on to the distance ; Chris-
topher then went up, and, alter a pretty race, won by a neck. Rim
In 1 min- 53 sec.
_ _ _ BETTl___ 17_0_ ON THE COURSE.

Cur.-2 to lOn fie
TWO-YEAH:OLD STAX.Y.B.-3 to 1 on Assault, Loodstone,
Surplice, end Slump. Jock.
FRIDArS RACES —BT Emcnue TrALOII.4,II E M/16.

MATCIT. 500 SCM., hR. $t Leger Course.

Lord Strathmore's Armando
Mr. O'Brina's The Traverser 2
Won easy.
Pena-lIILL STAKES of 50 Suva. each, h ft, for 3 yr-olds;
Mites, list ilb each; the second to moose Idaa. St. Leger Course.
(14 sub.)
Capt. 0. V. Tlarcourt's Ellerdale
Mr. Madre* Slander
Lord Glasgow's b e by the Provost out of Mira Whip S
Mr. Mostyn's The Swallow
CoL Peel's Palma
Gascotosa Stews of 100 son. each. St. Leger Course.
(6 subs). (
Lord Eglinton's Van Tromp walked over.
Cur of 3001., added to a sweeps of 10 soya. each. Cup
Course. (IS subs).
Mr. 13ouvene's War Zs& ........—........................_». 1
Mr. J. Day's The Hero
..._ 1

wing.
Two YEAR-OLD STAKZII still Ism each; for colts, Bst 71b ;
said Onicr, art 41b; the rATortd Is awe Yt Make. T.Y.C. (36 subo).
Mr. B. Grain'. Arodult.
Mr. A. W. Hill's Voile"
Mr. Little's The Convict

Mr. Conway's. Snowball
Won boy,,
THREE TEAR-OLD STAR LE of 200 SOTS. each, h ; for colts
Oat 716 ; and flies Est 21b. The second to save his Make. St. Leger
Course. (12 subs).
Pnyne's amend= 1
COL Anion's Laserlito
Ilajor Yarburghl lily Maw . 9

tab) Entrtltenct.

LORD MAYOR'S COURT.
Before the Recorder.

KINGSFORD AND OTIIEII3 T. BARELY AND OTHERS--
SEYMOUR, DEFENDANT.—This was an attachment on the
sum of 1,070?., monies of the defendant alleged to be held by
the garnishees, who pleaded that they had no such monies.
The plaintiffs were Messrs. Kingsford and Co., merchants, of
the Corn Exchange, Mark-lane ; and the garnishees,
Messrs. likely, were also in the corn trade, as was the de-
fendant Seymour, who was lately in business at Liverpool.
The defendant had considerable business transactions with
the garnishees, and on the 15th of July last they owed the
defendant 6871., in addition to which they had in their pos-
session 97 quarters of wheat, the value of which was included
in the attachment. It was proved, however, that the wheat
was not sold until a day alter the pleadings had been re-
corded, and the recorder decided that, in consequence, the
plaintiffs could not recover under that head. Under the
direction of the court the jury found for the plaintiffs in the
sum of 5571.

BLOOMSBURY COUNTY COURT.
Before E. heath, Eeq, Judge.
COMMMTAL FOR CONCEALMENT AND FRAUD.—Yester-
day, Miss Ann Gould, cornet-maker, of No. 310, Regent-
street, appeared to an action at the suit of Messrs. Rippon
and Burton, the well-known furnishing ironmongers, Oxford-
street, instituted by them for the recovery of 121. 12e. for
goods sold and delivered. The defendant had carried on
business as above at a very heavy rental, and the goods sup-
plied by the plaintiffs had been forwarded by them in the
expectation of immediate payment. It was not made, and
in June last, she caused a levy to be made upon her own
furniture, including the articles, forwarded by plaintiff., for
which, they, still remaining unpaid, adopted the present
proceedings; defendant having told a creditor, with an
oath, that "she should pay no one, but should start at
once for Italy."—M. De la Mere, in a lengthy and able
speech, said that the worts uttered by his client, when
goaded, ought not to be entertained. Her intentions
were honourable, and if time were given, the amount
sought for, as well as other bills she owed, would be
liquidated. He would wilt to impress upon the mind of the
court that the defendant had been the victim of a set of
swindlers by whom, on her own statement to him, she had been
mulcted of 6001., and the money for the lease of her house,
furniture, and fixtures, produced, was not handed over to her,
but paid into the Licensed Vic•uallers' Insurance Society on
account of property mortgaged.—The Judge decided that
the defendant had been guilty of wilfully defrauding her
creditors, and made an order for her committal to prison,
subject to the plaintiffs being satisfactorily arranged with by
11 Tuesday next.