The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-21 00:00:00

CLERICAL.

Rte. J. Rutherford, to Cratfield V , Suffolk, dio. Nor.,
value 1201., with residezoe ; patron, Rev. E. Roll, ad.
Rev. 8. W. Hanna, w St. James P.C., Marylebone, di,.
London, value 3,501. ; patron, the Crown.
Rev. R. Barry, to Rarduwell R., Yorkshire, dio. York,
value, 5901., with residence ; pst7on, Robert Barry, Esq.,
Park House, Fylinmdales, near Whitby.
Rev. F. Fitspentk, to West Roathley V., Sussex, dio.
Chichester, value 2611..

Rev. B Boger, to t►e Read Mastership of the Grammar
ebool, Renton', Cornwall.
Ray. J. A. Hasty, D.C.L., to the Preaehenhip at Gny'a

Acv. G. d'Arty Irvine, to be Chaolain to the Marquis of
Normanby.
Rev. B. G. Johns, to the Profeassruhip of Latin at the
Ladies' College, Sedford.square.
ILY. R. Whittinston, to the Sunday Evening Lectureship
at St. Peter's, Cornlull.

TA CANCIES.

Wins's& R., Baste, dio. Winchester, value 1641., with
residence; patron, Lord ILlton ; Rev. J. Orde, deceased.
&ahem V., count y and dio. Durham, value 6661. ; patron,
Marquis of Londonderry ; Rev. J. Lambert, deceased.
Scremerston P.C., Durham, dio Durham, value 1201., with
residence ; patron, the Dean and Chapter of Durham; Rev.
W. Mackay, resigned.
Tuckingmill P.O , Camborne, Cornwall, dio. Exeter,
value 1501. ; patrons, the crown and bishop alternately ; Rev.
E. Crow, promoted.
Aldridge C. Staffordshire, dio. Lichfield, stipend 1001. ;
patron, the Rector of Aldridge.
Warminster C., Wilts, die. Salisbury, stipend 1001.; patron,
the Vicar of Warminster.

Chaplaincy to the camellias at Woolwich ; Rev. S. W.
Hanna, promoted.

NAVAL.

ADMIRALTY, JAN. 19.—APPOINTMENT..—To Terrible:
Midahipmut, A. Traherue. Arrogant: Naval Cadet. D.
M. W. Parry. Cambrian: Midshipman, F. A. C. Du-
maresq. Arethusa : Capt. T. M. Symonds; Lieutenants O.
Cumberland, B. A. B. Riot, R. W. Courtney, A. W. A.
Hood, and W. Bowden. Muter, D. Crafts. Second
Master, J. R Dillon. Master's Alabama, A. Perry and D.
0. Burdwood. Punier, G. H. Graves. Midshipmen, C. J.
Fitton, E. H. Murray, P. E. Luard, C F. Pocock, and W.
M. Cornwall. Clerks, W. H. Arlidge, F. Wheeler, and W.
H. Aggard. Naval Cadets, J. M. Crook and T. J. Dickin-
acm.

A NEW SCREW STEAM CORVETTE.—The Admiralty have
ordered Mr. Mare, of Blackwell, to construct for her Ma-
jesty's Sink* a new screw corvette of 1,300 tons, to be
named the HightVer. She is to be built of wood, and is to
have engines of 2!0-bone power.
PORTSMOUTH. Jaw. 20.—The Terrible, steam frigate,
Capt. Hope, C. 8., sailed from Spitheed this afternoon for
Devouport, to be paid advance, after which sbe will leave in
company with the Indefatigable, frigate, for Lisbon, as the
United Service Gazette lays the Admiralty have determined
to try, in • long run, the qualities of a pure exiling vessel
against a steamer. The Indefatigable, new 50-gun frigate,
and the Terrible, steam frigate, are ordered to leave Devon-
port together on Tuesday next for Lisbon, and they are to
make the beet of their way to join Commodore Martin's
squadron in the Tagus, perfectly independent of each
other. Tho steamer will not use her coals if she bee a fair
wand, but she is always to keep a forward course. Mr. Din-
nan is to proceed on board the Terrible, steam frigate, to
Lisbon to be present, as inspector of machinery, during the
trials about to take pleas with the steam vessels of the
experimental squadron ordered to assemble at Lisbon.
Divonroinr, JAN. 20.—The Crane, packet, !Lieut. Par-
sons, arrived on Thursday from Falmouth, and is ordered to
have any defects made good at this pert. The Gladiator,
steam-vessel, Capt. Adams, having been completed, was
taken out of No. 6 Dock on Thursday, and is now in a state
of forwardness for taking out the next Afrie:n mail The
Aid, lighter, Smallmor master, sailed with stores for Ports-
mouth on Friday. The Tortoise, lighter, Skeannan master,
arrived with stores from Portsmouth yesterday. The
Arethusa, 60, was inspected yesterday by Rear-Admiral Sir
John Louis, the superintendent of the dockyard, previous to
bring reported to the Lords of the Admiralty ready for com-
mission. The Indefatigable, 60, Cep,. Smart, and Terrible,
steam frigate, Capt. James Hope, are now in the Sound, and
will have an advance of wages poid to their respective crews
to-morrow (Monday) The Enterprise, Capt. Collinson,
and the Investigator, Com. M'Clure, were on Friday and
Saturday visited by parties of artinns from the dockyard,
for the purpose of altering and adding to their fitments. It
was reported that these vessels would sail this day : but as
they have not been completed, they will not sail until to-
morrow or Tuesday. The Albion, 90, is expected to be
commissioned at this port in a few days, for the Hag of
Rear-Admiral C. J. Amster, appointed Commander-in-Chief
of the China and East India station. The steam-frigate
Vulture will be commissioned at this port in • few days.