The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-01 00:00:00

METROPOLITAN and PROVINCIAL BANK
;United).
Read Ortee-75, Corniatil, London.
Subscribed Capital. etooo,ooo.
Diamoita.
The Right Hon. the Lod PERMOY, M.P., Chairman.
R. J. Blyth. Esq. Thoniaa Mien. Ea'.
Thoens.‘ Campbell, Lg. Jame Martial, £.t.
John Geary. Esq. Prabcia Sash, Esq.
Charles Gilpin, Esq., M.P. W. Edecninhe Renate, Req.
O. Goichinith Kirby, Esq. T. P. Richardson, Esq.
J.B. Mammon, PAq. I Charles Whetham, Esq.
Mumma—John Berton, Fop
lasearriar—J. Pope Cos, Req.

84 Oxford-street, LoodonlliZiger—Charles Knocker, Esq.
Woolwich
Macclesfield
TERMS OF DERINE.O.
The Bank will receive current 'commis. and allow interest at
the rate of L 2 per cent. per annum ou the minhartni monthly
belaaces, U not Armen below g.„100. and of LI per cent. per
son= If drank' below aoci and not bebm L2OO.
Receive mine of tlO and upward' on deposit for periods and
at interest to be aweed upon.
Dboonnt approved commercial hills.
Uwe circular note. and letters of credit, free of charge, for
animas of Europe and elsewhere.
Effect parcleves and sales in British and foreign stocks, Nada,
Mearitles, and charm In public companies.
Endertake the agency of foreign and oiuntry banks.
Receive internal, dividends, Rc., on government and other
stocky, annuities,, pensions, Re.
And transact every other description of hankie, bm isms.
JOHN MIIRTON, Manager.

WINTER SEASON at HOMBURG.—BATHS
Homburg offers to the Mentor, during the winter meson,
all the conveniences and attreetban of larger towns. The mag-
nificent cosim, is open throuy'o the year. Numerous and
*Mend. addithme have recently been mole to it. ft contaLns
a variety of spacious and aplendidly decorated apartments, •
gramt salon for t,lla and coneerto. • superb dining-room and
comfortable liven, a roomy steal well.furnisheol reading-room,
liberally and penMaally supplied with German, English,
Free h, Ilalius, huosion, Pnllsle, Ilelgion. and Butch lawman.
The banks of Trldeet-tmanutte and Roulette are daily open,
on terms more advantammw to the play, than are usual : the
former hone; last the half refelt, and the latter only one zero.
The daily venture of the Trente•tQuarante lank is twelve
thousand pounds. and the maximum stoke Is four hundred and
eighty wands. The refre-hment deportment of the Casino Is
under the sumeintetelence of M. Chevet. the celebrated Perla'.
restaurateur. The superior ordiestre of Mesa.. Garbe and Keck
performs In the maned dell-prom every evening. Concerts,
beßs. and other festivities are well regulated and frequeoS.
The new theatre, erected with a view to the requiremenra
of comfort, and decorated with artistic elegance, com-
municates, by • well-warmed gallery, with the various saloons
of the Casino. A clever French Vaudeville company performs
twice or three times a week. The extensive preserve. of the
directors almond in red-deer. roe, hares, end feathered gam.
Mie new rellway haa almost brought Homburg baths to
las outskirts of frankfort. There are fourteen trains • day, to
or be. the last sa tate as eleven o'clock. A. the journey oas-
t:dm only half an hour, the answeementa of Frankfort ars within
easy reach. Visitors in !loathing may get to Ltrussais tii twelve
hours. to Berlin in Ilfteen, to Paris to sixteen, glad to London la
twenty four, so excellent is the Interaaommeurdestlea by