The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-20 00:00:00

NAVAL.

ADILUtALrf, Dac. ii.:—APrournizign.—Captata
Aedrew Dnw, to be naval eterekeeper at the Cape al Good

Hope.
Purser J. M. Hada*, to the Amphitrite.
Assistant Isertneer Gee/gene, to the Hogue.
PoilfelOClll, DEC. 19.—Ace we stated last week,
the Hoges,oo, screw guard.ohip, Capt. le*Dougall, at Spa-
tted, was ordered to be tried at the eased Rile, to awe.
lain her eseparative speed with two screws of digereat
These trials were made respectively on eis 13th
eat. and the 18th last., the meet object being to egnishi
whether say advantage would be gaged by disability tie
pitch of the screw from 21 feet to 19 Mt, lie flagastat
beieg in both cases 18 feet. Oa lielk dap elf Oka see was
smooth. lad: rues at the weenred elle as tbe Set day,
with the Kew of the greatest pitch, the melees were
worked at a mean speed of 47.16 stroke la a minute;
and the teen speed of the ship was 2.898 nautical
miles per hour. In the trial of the 18th inst., during se
rase, with the mew of smaller pitch, the easiness worked
up to aum speed of 66 strokes a minute, gad the ship
attained a mesa speed of &46 nautical auks an hear. The
result of thee trials, therefore h a difference of speed in ,
favour of the screw of the smaller pleb (19 feet), at three-
fourths of a knot per hoar, showing that it is the most
effective in produce( speed. It is reported that the
Hoge will sail oa Monday next for Ireland. The Urgent,
st..v., gelled this corning Err London, to be delivered up to
Mr. Hall, of Lesdenhall- street, to wheat she has his. sold
by geverament for the en of 7,0001. The Peary, twofer
to the Royal yacht, Muter Welsh, we taken into dock
this earning to have her bottom eteased, and seated with
Mr. Hay's coapesitios.

SPORTING.

TATTERBALLI3:—TausIDAY.

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No botans.
TES FLYING DUTCHMAN AND VOLTIOIVI.—Li thousand%
between then hones, to he nu at York Soria( lining,
the Plylai Dankness till any 8n Rib ead Voltigeat Bet

A Holing tor • Drem4o-BoolL—At the steward's
ordinary, at the White Hart Heal, Aylesbury, after the
aristeerade sleopbrebsese yesteolay week the senveriation
the bat of bikini,* a hems vp hale As &lain g-
rtillt es
ths y were Om morabiod, whisk
was OM dews Lord)dyn and Mr. Ziemer lurks the
redly ef the Hautmus few years gge, Mr. Charles
of ty at Woad, Waled to bring a
grey been ef uooodzo aad lead him renal the table. The
eland ekes* winenneed kis yeerem by a load dattortag on
W Meek Wisingeo la • few misuhre ths hawse waspedep ea
the amembled essepeay. tome thin isd him ow* eaglet
of oketos, whisk bajamped boaatifelly. Nothing Om Weald
satisfy the eimpany bat that be mut Jassy thn Maio(
tables. Ito pooldotor of the hood. foam Met some serious
solidest might ishee,ei the rem le of great antiquity, hay.
Jag been bang by tbe Bari d lesimagn in the *se of
Charles 11., Rads Wong eblesimmt hut hs was emenled,
and the hone was led over the labia, everything sereadiag.
The champagne glares rattled, leo plates quivered, Um
eandleeticka aback, but nothing was displaced ; bask 'gala
he went, clearing everything at a Wend ; erMrespes
Mr. titanium, of Weadover, yeleateured Mride
him bambseked ever, and he did as without
bridle or saddle. Tits miebrated MIMS Odle
a
Butowe, nut weld, and to solo a imos=
table with its contents. This was only a tem=7.4
for la the foss of a tromorlows Are and the tell
=he whim& the ileot pliantly. It was sew le
and le 'pot dr komo ems slobs ; this wee gems sit
Ib ioso. tor do ololoopiralbsial kell=
dbablitpli Awl &boot sad we
01 issarst At at tie of •
lommet, be woe and thm fate
the enteneeohelk bat ameepti le break • dines
albs mood oak boatotoos Is isostooo—J3woho amigo.

Tollpiterepotk, Dm 6,1560.
" My dies ism reenived feet ham sapsetisp
your samba that I have sot psfallisip onpriseeed my op:
she es the mahjest abide saw as deeply escuplea the
Lads of ell has mohistaam fa mimosa to the attempt
of the Pepe to leers/um Rena& rule into Baglend.
as ohms devised my sessimma ou these sato
*Me ht peillis sad is private, I have anxiously
waited he ersereels what were molly the sestimeata of the
psi* of loglawd at lupe, before I matured again to
sub • promiastat pect is • came to which, I may emy, I
has. deviled the MM part of my Ilia I out aware you
theirs@ lard &Amp towards our gracious Qum, and
*hoes, far the malatesance at her striti which have
sheep ethaelledi preeestaat fellow-an Inlaid,
seadersemeallatsi ; bat, above an, their for the pee-
Imehest =May far the free asonlatles .1 the
easksioeseasalther with UM& experience of the purer of
Remilt
eleetly islutoce to perverSthe eseami
to that out _ ,atahe us, of all :=l:4l.isithies,
wet, bailie Illedeldt empathy alth
Theallesee gelbet system width has bees sot/ft
and so prejadielelly ensesreged in this Mad, sow for speresde
of twenty lens, by various politicians who lievesammediel
met other is ofhos, at length threatens leiss the
protatenties, and with it the liberties of m Ism
self, Br the late este of the Synod, at
of the Nowish dwelt exhibit an anjecr=siesll2:
Pope, the prima are made subservient to the Whop* mad
freedom of thought mad hinny of consciesei ate deals* to
oar Rogue WWI* pemsaties, which is evidswesd by the
erml perseentiou of many in the south aid meet of Ireland,
who feel it their duty to imbrue the religion of the Rehr-
maths. Is the stessatime, the Pops's pottier Is acknow.
{edged, sad his favour is sought foe by the Irish govern-
meat It was easily le be foresees that at so distant day
England herself would suffer from the mime which she
permitted her government to pursue toweris our uniteppy
land. So far bask u 1829, many of us resisted measures
which we saw most malt in present evatta. Some great sad
wise man, sow eo nom again and again reminded the bell
auras of the encroaching character of papal Rums—they
were taunted se bigots ; they were told that hatosy was ea
old almanac ; that all their fears were imaginary ; that it
was impossible that the doctrines and dogmas of the middle
sec s could be dangerous under the advame in knowledge
mid civilisation of the nineteenth Mary—it was la ads
that they were reminded that papal Rome is her
was unchangeable; that whet she wall she is, and evetrle.
Now, that a honestly acknowledged by members of tho
March of Rome themselves. It is impossible for me to est-
aunts the many instances which have eombiaed fa
producing the evils which exist ; the chief sauna ONUS IS
ease from the want of protestant principle in gehillei
sad direeting the affairs of the state. We have lola s
Eislittatfonal education established in this comely,
lea the free as of the aerip:uns, whilst scrip.
, under the guidance of the protestant
imp, ere denied any share of the pubic funds fur their
cappert—we see many of the protestant clergy, who
ars suable conscientiously to sanction or support this
gpstem of education, proscribed by the Irish somas:tent
prellirment being dented them, anima they join the National
Nord though amongst them are to be found as devoted
middere of Christ as any In the world. We have seen
pleOres of Rome recognised es bishops, by the take of
prohletast sees in Ireland, contrary to the laws of the realm
; and the peerage degraded, by giving them
ever the peers of the realm, This leads me elm
wile le le a letter from Lord Clarendon to Archbishop
Murray, which only came under my notice a abort time
apse. When I looted to its date, the 19th March, 1848,
sad remembered that it was 'Billet vary year that a rebellion
was feared in Ireland, end anxious overture were made by
the government to the Irish protestant' for their support
and defence, I must say I could hardly believe it was gamine,
but it ta nuw admitted OA nels—itia se follows: