The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-14 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Argus, from Newcastle for Smyrna, August 31, lat. 4614, loo.llW
Carlo iSeredish), for Melbourne, off the lizard.
Ids Withelmtne, from Rotterdam for Batavia, August 6, IM. 1.31

N., 100. 231 W.
Quartet, from Amsterdam for Batavia, Noma 1, lat. 14.30 0.,
too. 20.10 W.
Rudolph, from Rotterdam for Batavia, July 31, lat 13.57 N.,

Nil At m, Sept. 6, les miles &E. of Calle St. Vincent,
Bonds, of and from Landow, with passengers, roister ill, July 5,
M. 141.40 N., lon. MN W.

THE OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL—The Royal
Mail steamship China arrived at Queenstown at 6.30 •01.,
yesterday. She embarked math, 15 passengers, sod the
latest telegrams, and proceeded for New York, at 4 pm.
All wall.

WILTON FAIR.—At this fair, which took place
on Saturday, 90,0 CD sheep, were pealed, and a quarter of a
million sterling changed hands. About 10,000 pence',
from all parts of England wake present. Stock lasts
fetched es high es 49a. ; esthete, 59.. ; sees. Mi.

SINGULAR CASS OF SMUOGLING.-012 Thursday
morning last a large package was delivered at the bones of
the Rev. Mr. Baldly, at Southsea, having been conveyed
there by • railway van. Mr. Beldey bad not been advised
that it bad been consigned to him ; but, as there was as
mistake about the direction, be opened it, and con
astonished to find that it contained about 5 cwt.
of tobacco. Suspecting that it had been smuggled.
be gave information to the Portsmouth police, and
• constable weal to his house and afterwards CM-
municated with the officers of the coast guard, who took pos-
session of the tobacco. From subsequent information they
received the officers proceeded to • hones at Frattoo. in the
parish of Porteet, and there found a similar came also cog-
tabling 5 cwt. of smuggled tobacco. It appears that after
the case bad been sent from the railway station to Mr.
Baldey's house, some persons called at the station and in-
quired for a case of " books " directed to the rev. geetlemaa.
alleging that they had his written authority to take it
away ; and when they found that it bad already been
delivered they were of came greatly chagrined. It is dear
that the case had been directed to Mr. Beldey to assi 1
suspicion, the parties having • confident hope that their
arrangements would enable them to obtain poseesaion of it
before it was discovered.

Vff Yortinement HOLLOWAY'S PlLl.S.—Licer
an Stomach Complaints.—On change of weather, excessive esin
lion, or mvntal trouble. a distressing pain often arises in the
side. shoulder, or elsewhere. Its known cause is congestion of
the liver. Its infallible remedy is Holloway's Pills. Mr. Robert',
of St. George's-square, Liverpool, states that, after trying count-
less means for relieving these oppressive pains, without
receiving the slightest benedt, he commenced a course of
Holloway's Pills, which forthwith ameliorated his bufferhass. and
in a short time freed hint from them altogether. All dlsordersof
the stomach are as readily dispelled. Occasional doses of these
purifying pale will prevent the liver becoming enlarged. and
consequently will stave off bilious sickness and diarrhiss, sod
preserve the complexion front unhealthy nallowseas.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AHD DEATHS.

C,'Zl6is ri ?r 7i

No. 5,335.)

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CieUTTA, calling aEI t the Gape of Good
& umnat—ii (LAX COMMUNICATION between
DON end INDIA by the magnificent Fleet of Steamers belen
ilio the /fed India and London Shipp/ Company ;Mi
Rho wahnown dipper ancillary • grass OF T
want, am lone, 300 bor e power, W. STEWART.
ntandar, now loading lu the Vicsorta (Leaden) Dodo, will
on 19th September, embarking passengers at and leaving Ora
end on Slat September, for Wont% calling at the Cape ~f G
Dope aid Madras (titls vessel will also call at the Dian
Hanritins . No cargo will be takewhe Madras and Mudd
This magnificent MM. bulls armee* for the India
his been tborooghly refitted, baa Ambrate accommodation
Paesersgers, and will carry an experienced surgeoe ; mien
stewardess, The avenge passage of those steamers be been
days to Madras, some of them making the aborted passages
record. The ltne will be continued on the 20th of each succeed
month, with the strictest punctuality, by one of this Coffman
East of auxiliary screw steam ships—For freight or
apply to ORINDLAY and Co., SS, IParliament Bred, s
Imams, ALFRZD BRETT and Oa, Ida Leadenhalletreet E.
or at the °floes of the Company, 9, hinting-lane, London. E
where dm applications for appointments as midshipmen to
service should be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary,

rIALCUTTA Direct (with quick despatch), the vo
isstaalling trelt.bellt eldp HOHOODI ,ONT A laitz
Pee tons respster. JOHN YLALLNL Oseensode ;
the East rods Docks. This splendid vele* well keown to t
011eutta trade. has masottecest cabin asessamedatioe,
or pusses
L hall-
-Neat. LC.ly to tummy, HANLEY. al
eadeo

BOMBAY Direct Oast shipping day Sept. 18), tt
wati•known and very wag Wan SAL
JUNCA. A 1 11 years. Ind tone rogleterdirt, NASA
disemender; loading In the Past India Na.in. Na. 'Oen
aorotomodation.—For freight or_ purge apply to G
'LAMY, RANICZY and SMELL. dr, Laninalialntrest.

BOMBAY Direct with hweritediste &vetch,
aploodkl ship Z FOL • I If
Xi its gark-bodlt
rogifor, IIACLUN, DCogisWIN sodoo Loft
art hies Dods. Bag good sooommogatio• for aibig
gora—lfor
ILLfreight or Immo a toILLUM E.CI
mad SW a, LC.

PROM LIVIRPOOL Cl QIIIMNSTOWN TO NEW YORK.
ISTIZRAGE PARIAGS RIDUORD TO VIVI GUINIAB WA to
UNTIL 1111n= NOTICL
turgiag LIVIRuzr=POO=.4.B,L, NE1741
TH:IIIILADEPHIA NTRAMMIUP COMPANY WIWI deo
galeldne their
ClTPluvicurcioi. FOR 11W
RIWAPRINGTON, Wedsseday, Sept. 16.
KANGAROO, Rataeday. esporowe
CITY OP LONDON, Wednesday, Sept IL
CITY OF BALTIIum Wedasteday, Sept. 30.
Art orrery W. 42.010, and wary Omuta Saturday.
Min map by the ..II atftaiers rakes ewe Wednesday
111, IT, lel A godeese, bawdier to the Cobb
the Peterdare stanners, 13 edam. /*wird pumas
Ibienos ell pawkier eesiod. do
Ceded', Ike MAW algae load IMO& Colimoble, booked
bEty.**AMe." 611relor—Zooktairteureolikiortol%
. 18. Kin alb.

ROTIVADAM and the RHINE. —T WICE
witex.—Theeseeteetetemerwinvitmeme W
trem 1111110 sod litotOps wsPOtot,
flosaor, at 12 Lao lam. Lt to, al IN., sod ITS. ad. :
AM, 41 at, ad Li to II& The sow—or PTICNOO
has or til• Tower ow* Mandy soishot tarty. ram
. sod 81 no—Por rater to titcriitto:
Ms. Apply C Volverial Ptl
lii l 4 6 sad LIPP& IL, Rood-

lalth RlDlElf.—Direet Roots to Hanover, Brun
ja ick, it
Goesorer, EVELY 77IUWIDAY,
Os North German Lotto upload slootates BCIIWALII
00221 jk JD° or HOW; trout Horoolydowa. at 11 'anUin
nor tor at moos. lam to Broom:
and SI : left= sad itt lat.—Aply at CHAPUNI
Widowed Otaoo. Itoroat-airour, W.: or to raILLEIFIS. 011A.Via
eaM PHILLIPN,

prpraLa ROYAL PRIVILEGED lINIOI
Inn or A
NOTICE lB 17EIKBY GISTS tier Via APPLICATIONS A
=Al= la Ws Doak met be mottled Our WIDNIADAY.
lasisiat—By order of the Board._
lIIL4 Luremarr and RILL
Brotdo to Um Comsety.
&op& 12. Ili

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and GARTERHOTELOOMPANY
nrited) Richmond. S. Tuflwatad. STAR and
ithe &awaits Aft. 163-2. with Usti
slam awl AS on oliottoewa Cans sot to ozcoodDr:t4l
eats d set low tiro throe moths.
owtowoo3.
nit Ned 00. The Lord do Tab*, IS, Lower Brook-4mi
Mamma.
The Ws. Gerald C. Talbot, ladla Dossd, Carutow-row, W
waitabstrLard alarbltes.
7Joll.o.lirmarWW/am-Potro,ll3wardltorTs„ loratord.
llorray, req., SA, Torkotroot, Oroareooroquare
.1112:70taiM" „800 Tbe Arbloo, Co.,
Joseph ho woad Zoo. traditwood and Co., Faatcheap)
4 Iris Park Oedema
WHO&
Mama Boarawa Hoover* mod Co, 1, Tan-wall, Tan.
Mosars. labor* Lubbock, and Oa, Lombard-sweet
sommoss—mars. Wareham' sod Pool, 80, drool Georgeofroot,
Westminster.
£OIGIOII—J. Z Women, Bee. (ColensTurmtand, Youngs,
Co.), Sokanboase- E.C.aatzesn—ichrird K. Dowry, .Esq , A., 1, Old Palace-yard,
Watminstor. '
BACIEIG-1. G. Boma IN., S, Bank Ckwabart, Lothbary, London,
IC., or Nock Exclurago.
isurazr—Avaltus Prowoe, Esq., 174 Greet Georgeatreet,
Westminster.
Tlemcen Gliose-17), Great Geonte-street, Westminster,
for ot ParUtowatatraeL

arliliaa e.
The Star and fluter at liactimood km a world-wide celebrity.
This is doe not only to Its situation but also to Its high
repafa-
Yoa for tavern and entertainment purpose.. Standing
on the =mot of the hilt at the very entrance to the
Pork with the farfamed view of the Thames beneath, and sur-
rounded by the Petersham Woo s, Its situation is roofnondly
uniorpmeed, whilst the large and increasing Mishima Wailes to
Alrnteh
t.arzategwhlchherto dtohieiehouse Itself
has ls held.
onheoed
So that of a tavern. So frequent, however, have bee. the bi-
gotries by persons of rank and distinction for sleeping and
hotel accommodation, that the prment proprietors have
had It In contemplation to meet this want by adding to the
present qructare.

To do iiiii:&o4lto make ouch 'lterations In the building as the
requirements of the present day would render necessary. 11 the
Oar and Garter is to maintain its status and eheracter, Will la-
=ire an expenditure beyond the measure of private enterprise.
The object of forming this Company le to meet this difficulty
—pureinue the interest of the present proprietors, and make
inch alteration. and additions to the property as will not only
Insure the prestige of the house being kept up, but still further
add to Its high character.
The peculiar formation of the ground affords opportunity for
terracing and doubling the area, and thus materially tnereadie
the facilities for enjoying the natural beauties of the suasion.
The property will 'ie conveyed to the Company so freehold—
an advantage of no ordinary kind, and will carry with it the
good-willthil connexion of a banner already in existence, and
=surnamed by any establiahment of a similar kind at =me or
abroad.

The terms upon which the property will be acquired are swell
as the Directors. with the aid of competent pmfcmloaal advice,
believe to he alike moderate and advantageous to the Company.
The turrltuve and the stock-inkrade, Including a cellar of cholas
ariaes,:illl be taken at a valuation.

Mr J. E. Coleman. of the firm of Coleman, Turquand, Youngs,
and Co., has gone fully Into the details, and has 'salaried himself
of the merits of the project, and will act petaouatly as the Com-
pany's auditor.
It has been felt to he hiahly Important In the interests of the
shareholders to keep identifled with the house the present con-
nexion, including as it does noblemen and families of the highont
character and position, and many of the City companies and
guilds of London. With this view, arran,gementh have been made
with Mr. (too. Mb one of the present proprietors, to act so
managing director of the company for a period of two years, If
desired so to do. This fact, added to the pweace of Mr. Staples
at the board, will ensure move than ordinary attention to the
details of practleal management,

Again, it has been—
felt ohe important to rd against a
interference with the current business during the time the conw
templated additions to the building are in progress, and these
weeks !alba will occupy a limited period only will eecerdbely
be so conducted, under the direction of Hr. Edward Harry,
the Company's architect, as to obviate the necessity of a
&el Interference with that business.
The proposed additions, which wake more especially designed
for Hotel and have a distinct entrance, will consist of
additional wings, contaking between sixty and seventy rooms,
and will be *o constructed so to allow of turth r extension from
thee to time as occasion may require. The estimated cost of
NM new wings, together with the alterations and improvement.
ta the existing building, is ..:00,000„ for which expenditure such
ea amount of comfort and accommodation will be secured to
visitors, whether in large or email parties, as cannot fail to be
attractive, and produce far vivre than an equivalent for the out-
ky IMVOi•00. the whole of the works—which it is proposed to
Illionmence forthwith—will be of a plain and substantial shame-
Mr, without needless outlay for purposes of decoration.
Starting se this Comyldoeserith a building ahead=
Sad Iset-eleas and highly renianerailve business
With that building, the shareholders will have advantages not
met with in undertakings of this description ; an Mme-
Elate will for Instance he forthcoming without waiting
he tulashe ereettea
ee. of the Hotel, and the subsequent establishment
at b _ _

The pewits of the current hominess will allow at the payment .
of a fair dividend upon the proposed capital : and it is Hot too i
Much to anticipate that when the coutemplete.l additions and '
kaprovemenM hare been made, the profits w ill be such as to ln-
we the payment of large dividends.
As the poets of the current business afford a legitimate fend
for the payment of interest upon the vine received from share.
holders, without intrenclitag upon capital, interest at the rate
ofL'6 per cent. per annum will be allowed on ail calls from the
hi y of- payment,
The same rate of interest will be allowed on shams paid up
Jolt
Ifo fees to promoters or " promotion money' In any form hes .
hems at will be paid.
The present proprietors hate agreed to accept in shares of the
Coczczble one.fourth part of the purchase money, and a further 1
amount of the capital has already been otherwise
subscribed. Application for shares to he made in the form :
eamezed to the prospectus, with the etepodt of Al per share to
She bookies, limas. Ransom, bonirerts, and Co., No. I. Cel-
ina Lot; or Mews. Roberta Lubbock, and Co., 16, Lonbard
.misiew-
sel
may be obtained at the offices of the broker, 3,
)ers, LC. : at the oMes of the Company, 1',5. Great
Wastoteastar, R.W. (ember of Parilementetrost;:
libillthi.Star abd Garter, at Itlehmobd.
el!hi
'The labUlty of each ahereholder will be limited to the amount
sediserlption.
Ibis aneemetall be male, the &peek will be rebelled in full