The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-04 00:00:00

THE THAMES EMBANKMENT AND NEW
STREET FROM BLACKFRIARS.

W I L L E Y and 8 0 N
are now DISPOSING OP MO MOHAIR DEMMER
last year's patterns, at prices that mast eoransand a We.
Also upwards of 2000 YARDS of Y ANCY BILRB

yhtert they lave REDUCED to :a. PER YARD.
16 and 14 I.I7DGATE4TIDELI'. LONDON. AC.
Poor dean Aar St.Paarnaittrebyard.

RICH BLACK GLACE SILKS, at 23}d.,
a 414., Ts. SW.,a 9}d., as 4td., as. 72d., 4,4 e. 9d., and
to. N. pro yard, wide widths.
These goods are worthy of inspection.
B. WILLIY and SON, 15 end 19 Ludgate .street, London, B.C.
Four doors from St. ?aurs-churchyard.

TEETH. —By Mr. ESICELL'S invention, of
which be is the sole patentee (protected 17th July IMO)
ASTIFICLILL TIXTII, to last a lifetime, are made and lifted In
a few hours, Inthout pain or ertractions, no wires nor farseeing.
=ldand d Impossible. Comfort enaranteed, Mr.
sireathw, which tally amiable his In volition, post frees/nem
stamps. Consunstareshes. Terms strictly moderate.-8, Grow
venaretreet. &Metres; sad Ilk Bennett's-hill. Birsalneghsna

FINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers,
and Mustachios are realised by the use of PA)WLANDat
MACASSAR OIL. Thla elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil Is
nalversally in high repute for it. unprecedented suceess during
the bat to yearn in promoting the growth, restoring, and beauti-
fying the human hair. It prevents hair fmm falling off or turn-
ing grey, strengthens weak hair, cleanses It from scurf and
&adrift, and [ogles it beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. Poe
children It is especially recommended, as forming the basis et •
beautiful bead of hair. In all climates It alike displays its in-
comparaida results, and has long linen an established favourite
In ladle. Price 3e. ed., T. , Its. ed., equal to four small, and Tla.
per bottle. Sold at to, lianas-garderi, and by chemists and Per-
funien.—Aak for Rowlands: Macassar OiL

DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA
has been, during twenty-five ears, =blstit.ll7 lane'
toned by the medical profession, and 11.11Ve accepted
the public, a. the beat remedy for acidity of the
heartburn, headache, gout, and inclination, and aa a mild ape-
rient for delicate conesitutioun ell/re especially for ladles and
children. It tgEspared, In a state of perfect parity and
of uniform are by DINNKYOKU and Co., 172, New Bond-
street, Louden; meld by all rempatelble chemiatb through-
sat the world.

THE ROYAL MARRIAGE. —RIAIMEL'S
?RAPTI/ED WZDOING VAVOPRS, ornamented with
Photographs of the Mullions pair, a most elegant memento of
the interesting e vent, price lc and I. 61. with either portrait,
and 2s. Bd. with both. Bent by post for 18, 19, or 31 stamps.
Kimmel's Alexandra, Prince of Wales, and Royal bridal Bouquet,
prioe L. en. per bottle, or the three In a neat box 7s. 61.—K.
RIMMEL, Perfumer, 96, Strand, and 24, Cornhill.

The commissioners appointed by her Majesty to
"consider plans for making a communication be-
tween the embankment at Blackfriars-bridge and
the Mansion-house by means of a new street in a
north-easterly direction from the termination of
the embankment roadway near Blackfriars-bridge,
or of an extension of the embankment to the east-
ward of Blackfriaxs-bridge, or otherwise, and also
for uniting the intended embankment at
VValleeitiminster-bridge with the existing embankment
at Milbank, and also to consider the advantages
and coat of the different plans that may appear to
them calculated to relieve the overcrowding of ex-
isting thoroughfares, and to conduce to the conveni-
ence of the publio and the embellishment of the
metropolis, have made a report in which they re-
commend :
L That the road from Blackfriare-bridge to the Ilan.
doe-house, • u proposed by the ooinmiesion of 1861, be
carried into effect 2. That it is not desirable to
enlarge the embankment in front el the Houses of
Parliament. 3. That the alum between the Victoria
Tower sad a parallel line with Wood-street be opened oat,
an embankment to this extent of the river formed, sod a
row of houses of firstelass character erected at right angles
with the river, and looking upon theopen space between them
sad the palace, Millbank-street being widenedand improved.
4. That all the houses in front of the chapter house and
chapter residence@ be removed, as shown by the plan of
Mr. G. G. Boot; ateached to this report. S. That the ap-
proach from Victoria.street to the Houses of Parliament
and law warm be carried through the enclosed ground to
the north-seat of St. Margaret's Church. 6. That the plan
for widening King-street be canted into effect. All aphid.
we humbly report to your Majaidy.
Witness our hands and seals, this 7th day of February,
1863.

(tad) William Cubitt, Joshua Jebb, Jobu Thwaitee,
nem Galion, Edward Borstal, hoary A. Hunt,
John Robinson ld 'Clam, and William Tice.
Henry Kingsoote, Secretary.

HEALTH or LONDON.—It appears from the
weekly return of the Registrar-Genend that in the week
that ended on Saturday the number of deaths registered in
London was 1,440. The average Lumber in the corre-
sponding weeks of ten years (1853-62) is, with a correction
for increase of population, 1,418. The actual number is
more then the estimated number by U. Smell-pox exhibits
• decided incresae. In the two previous weeks the deaths
from it were respectively 23 and 25 ; in last week they rose
to 42. Fifteen out of the 42 occurred in the east districts,
chiefly Bethnal-green, Bow, and Poplar. Beres were re-
turned by the Small-pox Hospital in Islington. Scarlatina
was fatal in 68 cases ; diphtheria in 13 ; typhus in 59. The
deaths from phthiait were 159 (against a corrected average
of 164) ; those from bronchitis 167. against an average of
188; and those from pneumonia 72, spinet 104. Three
came of infanticide are recorded in the week. A man, aged
58 years, died in Middlesex Hospital from elephantiasis,
for which an operation was performed. A labourer_,_ aged
66 years, wu found dead in a van in George-street, White.
chaped, from " disease of the loop, accelerated by want of
food amid other neeerinaries." Eight nonagenarians died in
the week, the oldest of whom was a widow. aged 98 years.
Last week the births of 1,163 boys and 1,072 girls, in all
2,240 children, were registered I. Landon. In the tee
corresponding weeks of the years 1863-62 the average
number (corrected/ was 2.009.
POLAND.—At a private meeting held yesterday
at the Marquis Toweneed's reddens., 15, Parkdaae, it was
unanimously resolved that a mutineer be addressed to the
Lord Mayor, requesting him to exieverni a public meeting at
Guildhall, at the earliest possible day, for the purpose of
earl:ming the ern thy of the British nation with the Poles
in their aresset noes sad beanie struggle, and that his
lordship be to prod& as such ateetum.
CRYSTAL PALLCI.--01111 SHILLINO DAL—TI7IB-
-
DAT, MAIM B.—Adadosioa• en paymeat, 820; ditto by
PUBLIC fknoota Comemon. —The commis- BMWS Make* 780 ; total, 1,600.
shrews held • meeting rider:lay, at which wereproset the I THE BRIDESMAID'S WOOL—PIENS AND LIIRIN's
Earle of amanitas and Devon, Lord Lynette% Sir B. , MEDINRO MEMO ter the ten Easbkmatl• omits
H. !godhead, the Ike. Zdwerd Twitska, E. Belford I Plower. urge, sad lay at on bottles la a tis••
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MARRIAGE of the PRINCE. —" GOD BI.FISS
the Pal NCR of WALER."—Preparations are making for
the singing of "God Mess the Prince of Wales" by the children
of the schools throughout England and Width Copies of the
wnrds Ikaglialt and Welch are eopplled by the puhlltbe gratis
and post free. If 550 copies or upwards are ordered a small
charge le rendered neoesaary :-7s. GI. per 1,000; ea. for
000, Re. 6d. for O. pod free. The thug. "God Bless the Prince
of Wales.' as sung by Sir. Bina Reeves 'with thorns ad lib.), fa:
piano solo, la. Apply to Robert Cocks and Co., New Burlington-
street, Larks, W. And of all muslceellers and booksellers.

MARRIAGE of the PRINCE of WALEiI
With the ILLUSTRATED TIMES of SATURDAY next
(the fled of the "'kw of Royal Marriage Numbers et the ILLUS-
TRATED TIMES will be issued MAONIFICENT PORTRAITS
of the PRINCE of WALES and the PRINCESS ALEXANDRA, •
inclosed in an elaborately and tastefully designed framework, and
separately printed on superftne psper, 20 Inches by 22. In the
rase number will appear Portraits of Prince and Princess
Christian of Denmark, psrents of the Princes Alexandra—clews
of her blrtbplece at Copenhagen and of the Castle of Bernstort her
summer residence - incidents of her Continental journey—Sews
of tiandranghem Hall, the bunting mat, and of Marlborough-
house 'train the garden, the town reddens, of the Prince of
Wales: also, a beautiful 'Engraving of the first Drawing-Room
held by the Crown Princes of Prussia. In addition to the
foregoing, upwards of 20 Portraits of foster Princes and
Princesses of Wale& coated from authentic warms, will be
given. secompenled by complete memoirs of all the Princes of
Wales and HelraApparent to the British crown, including
records of their starriages and public progress through the
metropolis.
Price of the ILLUSTRATED TIME?, including the Portraits
of the Prince and Mimeos on a separate sheet. Led., fees by
post ford vlasaps.—l. Callterlne-street, Strand, Loudon.