The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-29 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.

CLXHISDOZ, AP= 27.-11LECTIOn OF Till MAlTll
or Coerce.—At • sweating of the Fellows, this morning.
the Rev. Janes Palling, Fellow and Tutor, was elected
MaCer. Mr. Pulling took his BA degree in 1837. The
election woe unanimous.

The Rev. Patrick MAlone to the Stipendiary Carnet of
Clifton. Cusberiand, on the nenuasuott of the Rev. Joseph
Hetheringtoo, M.A.

VACANCY.
Astlimy, R., Chethire, dio. Chester ; val., 1,485, with re-
sidence; pat B. J. Citerille. Esq
NAVAL.
Darold:oar, APRIL 28.—The Superb, 84, Captain Pur-
cell, having been inspected by Commodore Lord John Hay,
and her crew paid wages, sailed on Friday for the Jbeliters
retina. The B.rkeabead, steemer, arrived on Thursday with
the right wing of the X3rd Regiment from Portsmouth and
sailed again on the following day with a part of the 'B2nd
Regiment for Ports/tenth. The Sinbad, lighter, sailed on
Tnuzeday fur the River Yards wilt:states. The Sham-
shooter, having had her defects made good and taken in cosh.
sailed on Friday, taking • mail for Rio de Janeiro. The
Petrel, packet, Lietrenant Creaser, was paid wages on
Friday, and sailed for Falmouth on the mail service. The
Vanguard was taken out of dock on Thu:edgy. Is the
Souad Nsuti:us. In harbour; Impregnable, Agincourt,
Archer, Seagull, Sylph, Fearless, CORIIIIIICO. HARIOUI:
Tortoise and Duck, lighten.
WOOLWICH, APRIL at.-v., war undoelted
yesterday afternoon, and will, with the Pioneer, leave
Woolwich this afternoon fog Grecnbithe, to join the Reso-
lute end Assistance. It Is expected that all the vessels will
have their compasses adjusted and stone shipped by Tuesday
next, when they will finally quit the river.
X . . o. April 21, at Lisbon, Commodore Martin,
in the Prince Regent, with the following squadron under
his command t—H.3l.'e ahips Thetis, Inaefatigable, Phaeton,
Encounter, Conflict, Arethusa, Leander, Arrogant, Terrible,
Hogue, and Lily.

MILITARY.
tSATTACMID PAT.—Mlijqr-General /Resew has lately
been placed on the list of general *Seen ',miring the un-
attached pay of 25e. a day.
Petit:l3llOn lirtlE IRA YIR Tee MILITAIT ITT-
PINSIONZZIE—It is understood that the flint-lock minkets
hitherto used by th• se pensioners ere to be exchanged by the
government for percuenon muskets, similar to those I. is.
by regiments of the line.
Movawarre or Titoors.—At the cad of lest week the
7th Dragon Guards arrived at Newbridge from Bridliton,
and the Bth Bums load. dat Liverpool from Dublin. To-
day the Bth Hussars leave the north en ro..te to Brighton.
The 39th Regiment, which embarked et Fleetwood loft week
for Ireland, is to relieve the 13th light Intact:7, kW, sta-
tioned et &Nut ; the 13th licht infantry embaiked at Bel-
fast on the 25th, 26th, and 27th init. for Glasgow, to be there
stationed. The 14th infantry, from Wales, has replaced the
39th at Preston, Lancashire.
Timor* roa CaoLow.—Dnachments of Seen and men
from the depot@ of the 15th and 37th Regiments, embarked
• few depose is the Columbus, at Gravesend, to pressed
Sepia the sinks morapeniee at Ceylon.

This insolvent, the well-lureue actor, applied under the
Protection Act on his interim gedise. His " first appoints's"
in the character attracted &ahead audience.
Mr. Bargood appeared to types, he Messrs. Nathan, the
theatrical dressers, and a buteier named Bloomer appeared
la pima. Mr. Cooke supported the application.
The insolvent, on his examunaton, suit. d that be attributed
his iaselvenetto the breach of a contract by Mr. Wane, of
the Olympic Theatre, by which engagement he was to have
been paid 6001. for perfuming to the end of June nett%
from the dth February, when the theatre was opened. The
d bts from which he now sought protection amounted to
6301, et which nearly 2001. wee owing to Mmes. Nathan as
debt and toir it. He was sued by them the mount he arrived
in town. He was &Meted la January, laving been served
with a welt in the envies Fetwassy, to whir* interval he
had visited Ireland and Illeetheid. On being arrested by
Mum. Nathan, Mr. Weer shrived ht. the mosey to Pay
the debt and maw The prilnelipol part of the present debt due
AUXILIAZT EggetrlTloX IX &AIM OF SIR J. to Kamm Nathan wee imeniverl Print an the presort /aar4and
Faagiu.te.—Lady Frasklia bee jastiampusehrei the ketch eutwegairet se the first sedan its Idea or drums, watch debt
jomea Albert, or 90 tow. a the Weak se Cowes. end waige Mr. Watts irefid an his account. His debts
Se pureed at Prises Regimes laise. ash sea parrs aerate fiarniotair snout year had Mon very trifling. With the
kas Beignism. hay ,0 the willow, we Bade. whisk foot had nonogwg, he owed all hts debts before
mid espieft to the Mesh el hose ism ; mallet egagba tnit:tts broke his mutreet:His engagement at the 01) rnpie
pwill explore the sisters ids Deedde as las so Lwd this jear b•Olanon as 4th rebruarYi and the
a Bay, is search 0( her Inerbien own asseised. theatre was closed In Aven week, afterwards
he Primes Albert will be isuaelialay Area out at Abu, Mr. Commissioner Phillips observed that it was a matter
due, sad will hove that pIACII in abees three weeks. By of public notoriety how it 'loud, as appeared from the police
of the Admiralty who eastreng his russet revpnats.
y it was sera* Osumander Cadringau Mr. &tripod said the 'abject referred to by the learned
per. an ezperismod innesas essor el she royal any. oestraksleaer was a meat afar. The rasing of the theatre
Wilosemenithie had wag do with the Globe elks.

MEDICAL.
Moran Com.aos or Somomms.—The followlag oath-
mum having modergome the seminary examinatiouse Is, the
diploma were admitted members curdle eollepe at the needs/
of the court of ezelainers cum the 21311 Mat. ,—Meemrs. Mee.
Burnam Adm., Ramey, Huts; George Hamby, Peek-
liagton Yodmhire; Frederick Ooodchild, St. lehs'eueuroad,
Ilogenee- mak ; George Gurnham, Mertham, ;
Thorati Young Thompeon. Shaba's. Durham ; Willie=
anallPage, Knottiagley, Yorlmbire ; William' Thompeom,
prig', Cumberland ; Heavy Powell BannisMr, Cole-hill.
street, Meaty George Allusion, Scarborough,
Yorkshire ;Darrech Pumas/toe Swaim, itigemeo•
park ; sad Maury Oripp loarieh, Neva Scotia.