The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-12 00:00:00

NAVAL

Arnernfarr, Jeae. 11.—Arroticritnien.—To Harness—
Chief Engineer: H. Harvey. Aosistant Saginaw,: J. W.
Woodcock. W. L. Robinson, and R. E Reyadds.
roartworrw, JAW. 11.—The Torribles, is being docked,
was loand to ban lost &boat 60 feet of her fake keg and a
quantity of copper rubbed off. She has been repaired, and
will be undieked this day. A dotaishment of Royal Marine
Artillery left this poet yesterday by railway for Woolwich,
ter atireess on board the Hermes. eceaealedesed at that port.

(item last night's Casette.)
PSIS' MONIT.—Ttill Banana..—Nouns is given that
an 'mount proceeds of tonnage bounties for the slave
schemer Andoriska, seined on the 28th of Jane, 1848, by
her Majesty's brigantine Banns, will be deposited in the
registry of the High Court of Admiralty, on the 10th init.,
agreeably to act of parliament.—J. G. and T. Bruwazz.,
agents, No. 22, Amadei street, Strand.
Tao BRILLIANT.—Notice is given that an account of the
proceeds and tonnage bounties for the Brazilian slave ship
Akira, seized on the sth of January, 1848, by her Majesty's
ship Brilliant, will be deposited in the registry of the High
Court of Admiralty, on the 10th inst., agreeably to act of
parliament.-2. G. and T. BTILWILL, agents, No. 22,
Arundel-street, Strand,
TUB CTONlT.—Notties is given that an account of the
proceeds and tonnage bounties for the Brazilian ale% e
schooner Motto Mao, seised on the let of May, 1848, by her
Majesty's sloop Cygnet will be deposited in the registry of
the High Court of Admiralty, on the 10th inst., agreeably to
act of plitliament.—J. G. and T. STILifiLL, agents, No.
22, Arundel.street, Strand.
Tun FAvOOßlTll.—Notice is given, that an account of the
tonnage bounties for a slave brigantine, name unknown,
seised on the 18th of June, 1848;ertelir Majesty's sloop
rite Favou, will be deposited in the of the High Court
of Admiralty', on tee 10th instant, agrees
_y to act of parlia•
st ent.—J. U. and T. SinwiLL N , sputa, o. 22, Arundel-
street, Strand. _

Ti'sl) ton. Notice is given to the officers cad
crew of her Majesty's ship Devastation, E. T. J. Levin e,
Big., deceased, commander, that the bounty 111011117 on the
tonnage of the Agonogro slave vessel, captured on the 24th
December, 1817, and afterwards destroyed, will be paid to
those who were actually on board at the time, or to their
representatives duly authorised to receive the same, on the
24th instant, at No. 3, Cliffard's-ino, and the shares not then
,claimed will be mealled every Wednesday and Thursday
for three mouths to come, agreeable to act of parliament.
Proportions due to each class: Commodore, 471. le. Zed. ;
2nd class, 1641. 18s. 6ed. ; 3rd, 211. 19s. 901. ; 4th,
101.195. 10ed. ; 6th, 91. 17s. ; Bth, 61. lls. lied.; 7th,
61. 91. Illd. ; Bth, 41. 7s. lied. ; 9th, 31.65. 11 ed. ; 10th,
21. 3s. I led. ; 11th, 11. 12s. 11 ed. ; 12th, U. Is. lled. ; 13th,
16s. 61d.—W. and B. Cactus, agents.
Tun BLezaa.—Notice is given to the officers and ship's
company of her Majesty's steam-vessel Blazer, G. T. C.
Smith, Eoq., lieutenant and commander, that the money
received for salvage for services rendered to the merchant ship
Sylph, in the Bight of Benin, from the 11th to the 16th April,
1848, will be paid to those who were actually on board at the
-time, or to their representatives duly authorised to receive
the same, on the 24th inst., at No. 3, Clifford's-inn, and the
shares not then claimed will be readied every Wednesday
and Thursday for three months I. come, agreeable to act of
parliament. Proportions due to each class Lieutenant and
commander, 171. 10s. ; 4th clue, 41. 7e. 6d. ; 6th, 31.185. 91.;
6th, 21. lle. 61. ; 7th, 21. 34 9d. ; Bth, 11. 151. ; 9th,
11. 61. 9d. ; 10th, 174 6d. ; 11th, 134. 111. ; 12th, be. 94. ;
13th, 64,614.—W. and B. CUARD, agents.

MILITARY.
(From b.* Witt'. Gamete.)
WAR-OFFICE.. Jar. 11.

In Regt. of Drag. Gda—Cor. W. J. Mar, to Mlieut., by put., vice
lestrick. who ret.
7tl Drag. Gds,—Ass:st.-Surg. J. 11. Lutwin.vs, from 44th P., to be
sesist.asurg., vise Thomann, who each.
4th P.—F.na. Y. E. Ilausstua., to be Ueut., without par., vice McCarty,
dammed.
F.—QUlftellikalltet W. STL to be paymaster, TICS H. H. Car-

niched, who ret. upon
41th . J. Tacoma. M.D., from lth Dreg. Oda., to be
asslst..in vice LMwelyn, who each.
54th P.— . of the See. Clem, 0. M. Wawa, M.D., to be
surg., vim Dawson, der—
G7th P.-Burg. J. Moamar, from 20th 7.. to be mg., vim
Rids BBb6l:l4rdarle;.--See. Lieut. sad AN. P. XACTION•LD, to have the rank
of Ent lieut.; Fon-Lieut. W. W. Komar, to be Bret Lent., by pur.,
elm Baldwia, who ret.
Ist W. I. heat—Quartermaster-Berl. W. Br. LAWSII3.(II
front 46th to be ens , enthout bur., vice Broken prom.
lINATTACIIND.—Lieut. W. .1. Dotutuut, from 3rd P., to be =pt.,
without pnr.
Ilmerret. seem—Staff Moist-sure. J. TWICE to be staff surgeon of
the son class, vies webeter, app. to the 34th F.
OFFICE O! ORDNANCE, Jae. 9.
Corps of RI. Engineer.—Bee. Capt. B. Patera to be card., elm 01-
dershaw, ret. on f.-p. ; First land. W. Cowes, to be see. Sept,
Mee Preeth ; Bee. Lieut. J. Mew, to be Ent lieut., Mee Cowper.