The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-10 00:00:00

THE ROMANS AND HUNGARIANS.

RAILWAY MEETING.

CLERICAL.

Pummel:les —Rev. C. T. Device, to Eaton R., Upton,
dio. Pat.! 6701., with residence; pet., Rev. J. C. Whalley.
Rev. RILLIAx GLOVIR, to the senior COME] Of St.
Asdrew's, Holborn.

NAVAL

AnntssavrT.JuLT 9.-APPOINTKINTS.-TO Pantaloon -
Surreal : W. B. Pecan ; and Acting Surgeon: H. Haw.
ley.-To Fisgard-Naval Cadet :W. 1.. Pearson -To
Persian-Commander: A. G. Boileau; Lieutenant: C. C.
Day ; Master : J. T. Sullivan ; Masters' Assist.: K. Dun-
dee ; Parser: J. Matdonall ; Cleat: H. Callaway; 0
W. Ellaskley ; Acting Boatswain: G. Webber; Carpenter
B. Kinston; Midshipman: T. S. Gooch.
list a XOXIBT. - DIVAITATION. - 111 Friday night's
Gazette notice is given to the oalcn and crew of
h. r Majesty's steam-vessel Devastation, K. T. J. Levinge,
Esq., deceased, Commander, that the amount of the sale pro-
sad bounty money on the tonn.p of a slave brig, name
unknown, supposed to be the Voladore or Flying Fish, cap-
tared on the 9th July, 1847; and also of the sale proceeds
and bounty money on the toun.ge of the Eolo, Brazilian
brig, captured 6th November, 1847, will be paid to these who
were on board at the time, or to their representatives, duly
authorised to receive the wane, oa the 18th inst., at No. 3,
Clifford's inn, and the shares not then claimed will be re-
called every Wednesday and Thursday fur titres months to
come, agreeable to act of parliament. For the name un-
known, supposed to b.. the Voladora or Flying Fish : Com-
modore, 681. Os. 31d ; 'meander, 2421. 3s. 9d. ; 3rd claw,
32a. 6.. 10d. ; 4.11 class, 161. 2s. 11d. ,• sth clue, 141. 10s. 71d.
6th class, 91. 13s. 9d. ; 7th class, 81. Is. 61d. ; Bth clue,
61. 9s. 2d. ; 9 h class, 41. 16s. 101 d. ; 101 class, 31.4 e. 7d. ;
11th class Bs. 61.1. ; 12th class, 11. 12s. 31d. ; 13th clam,
11. 4s. 20.-For the Bolo: Commodore, 181. 7s. lid.; com-
mander, 641. 4s. 444. ; 3rd elms, 81. lls. 34. ; 4th clan,
41. 6s. 744.; 6.k clam, 31475. ; 6th class, 21. I ls. 44d. ;
7th elms, 21. 2s. 9/.1.; 81 class, 11. 14s. 3d.; 9th claw
11. 6s. 8/d. ; 10. h class. 17/. 11d. ; 111 class, 12s. 10d. ; 12th
class, Bs. 61d. ; 13,h class, 6s. 154.-W. and E. Chard,
agents.
MEDICAL

THE LATE ANTHONY TODD THOMSON, M.D.
Dr. Authony Todd Thomson was bora at Edinburgh on
the 7th of January, 1778, and was consequently seventy-
one years of age at the time of his dthethe. His father held
the iscrative post of commissioner of customs at Savannah,
in Georgia, but bad visited his native country, being a
Scotchntan, jut before Dr. Tharains's birth. His mother's
name was Spencer. Whilst Dr. Violated was yet a child,
kis father returned t 3 America, and remained there until
the war with England broke out ; so that Dr. Thomson
preserved a very lively recollection of his residence in that
country. la common with nest of three who are termed
American Loyalists, Dr. Theenson's father suffered severely
for his allegiance to England, when he was compelled I.
take a part in the subsequent separation of the United
States from this country. At that time, in addition to the
Commissionenhip of Customs, he held the office of Post-
matter-General of the province of Georgia, and wu she a
member of the Government Council. He threw up both
situstioss, sad returned to England, where after many
broken miss and harassing delays, he received the com-
pensation of a pension, and retired to Edinburgh.
Tea yeas ego be was elected • fallow of the Royal Col-
lege of Ph tribute to his high merits, In the pro-
priety of wash the geserel opinion of the profession cot-
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