The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-05 00:00:00

HUNTING EXERClSE.—Gentlemen
walking. suffering frorn relaxation, Ste.. should t7W. 11.
Erel SUSPENSION BANDAGES, admitted to he the beet
In. In u‘e. The number of acePlent., that hare haprened to horsemen
Swat nwiecting to wear one is beyon,l conception. Since the intruder.
Om of W. H. R. A, to gentlemen ever think of riding without • they
net only prevent ,wriom, consequence., hot odd much to the comfort of
hose curds. Poke to. and fst. etch. Gent'ernen rending the Mae of
rAr wabts may have one per pod. and transmit poreaswatamp* for the
mew with four for prAtage.—Addrema W. BAILEY. 418, Oxford.
street. Lomlon

C011'()SITE CANDLES, Sid. per lb.; went
enrollee, : Gam. wax, 1.. ; fine wax.l, tranenalwat
vac 19. genuine wax. 2, ; bed xperm candle.. 1.. 9d.: Mem
amde..d, wand wlek moulds, 7d. ; Halm' comixwite. led.: Preen,
Yid. Yellow ....sp. 54,, and now. per 11She. ; mottled wwp,
end f.le. W e and palm rasp, 1%, Id per packet; ben,vn Windme.
x, 9d.: almond. s. tie Elolar oil. 7a 3d. Per gallon xenl. 4. ; rmr-
labia or arout.l. : hod .perm 04. 8.. Bed needing ens. K en.
pg lb. for end,. lt DA P 1:8 nid edabliehed warehoune, Q. BC Kw
opyx.iceSlnughter4 Coffee hnnse.

TE BEST REMEDY for INI)IGESTION.—
NORTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS are confidently recommended
ma drool,. hot certain remedy to all who auffer from indtreqlon, dek
haelach... 1411.ni-, and liter complaint,.: they act on a Powerful tonic and
gx,
aperient. ',marling In to the etomach, and corm-more to
De, a agm.—Sold houlp at la. ld.. 411. t,. Val. and Ila each,
A. W ILLoUII II RV and Co., boo B. 0. Wind us, en, itlahovato-
-1., and ncarl) all int.lirthe vendcra.—Bu awe to salt for Norton •
awl do nnl ne neroladed to nominee an imitation.
- -

(lAUTlON.—Unprincipled Shopkeepers, for the
V Patent Waffle a trifle more profit, TONI the meet Ppuriottg rem.
pewee, under the tole t.f " Mamma? Oil;' roma under the Implied
.tenon of royalty and the corcrument deportment., alth ehallar
attempt, at deception. It 1... therefore. Imperative on poreha.., to ece
list the wop bo
rd, RnaLan.l ...tlacamar 011" arc In Oro line. on the
=of each bottle.—Priee 3e. Gd., To.; family tth, ,equal to four
OF. FA.; and double that glee, 7.15. per bottle.—Sold by the pro.
yeletork at fe. Ilatabhgerden, London, bad by all rexpoetable ehembts
SI perfumes.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY, Four o 'Clock.

By-the arrival at Southampton of the Peninsula]
and Oriental Company's ship Jupiter, Capt. Meeham,
Lieut. J. Inglis, MN., Admiralty Agent, we have
accounts from Gibraltar to the 27th; Cadiz, 2fith ;
Lisbon, 30th ; and Oporto, 31st ultimo. It
was reported at Lisbon that the ministers from
France and Spain had solicited their recall, in conse-
quence of their respective governments having failed
to demand the full completion of the protocol of the
allied powers. The political intelligence appears
in the best form in the following letter of our cor-
respondent
LISBON, Ocr. 29.
The visit of her Majesty Queen Adelaide to Lisbon
terminated on Wednesday last, on which day the Howe left
the Tagus, being towed over the bar by the steamer Ter-
rible. Her Majesty, however, bad a narrow escape from a
severe fright, if not from a great danger, as, when nearly at
the bar, the towing cables broke; and, from the state of the
tide, and the absence of any wind, the Howe, but for the
letting go her anchors on the instant, would most certainly
have drifted on to the Cachops. By judicious exertions this
calamity was avoided, and shortly after 5 o'clock the Howe
was safely across the bar, without her Majesty probably
having been aware of the peril she had escaped from.
The name of another member, too, of the English royal
family has recently seemed an importance in connection
with the polities of this country, the Estandarte first circu-
lating, or most probaby inventing, a rumour of Prince
Albert having written a private letter to Prince Ferdinand,
commenting upon the want of faith in respect to the non-
fulfilment of the articles of the Protocol.
In the few lines I was enabled to send you by the Strom-
boli, I told you of the elevation to the peerage of M. Rodrigo
da Fonseca Maghalaes, and of his colleague, M. Mscario de
Castro ; the Queen has also called to the Chamber of Peers
the following chartist leaders, although not of the faction of
the Cabrals: Hansel Antonio de Carvalho, Sousa Acevedo,
Manoel Duarte Leitso, and Nicolau d'Airochella—promo-
tions certainly unexceptionable.
The Duke of Palmella would not stay in Lisbon, and went
so far even as to he firm in his refusal to attend a cabinet
council when specially convened by the Queen to attend.
The Duke said that when irnominieusly and insultingly ex-
pelled Portugal by her Majesty's minister Cabral, he con-
sidered himself as exonerated from every office held by him
under the crown.
In election matters (for the municipalities) the Cabral
party have it all their own way. The Cabral victories are
everywhere.
The news I communicated in my last of the intention of
the Finance Minister to nay up shortly the first half-year's
interest of 1846 of the domestic debt will, I much fear, prove
unfounded. It turns out that the chances of any payment
to the creditors of the state, domestic or foreign, are more
remote than ever. M. Franzini, in his pnrtaria on
the subject, addressed to the junta of public credit,
orders that department to commence payment forthwith.
There ought, it says, to exist in the coffers of the junta of
public credit more than the sum requisite for the payment off
the interest of the debt, &c. This statement of the minister'.
is met by the members of the junta declaring and showing
that it is not the case. The junta now turn upon the govern-
ment, and accuse them of having seized upon and appropri-
ated contrary to law a large amount of the revenues specially
set aside for the use of that department, leaving the directors
of the customs-houses and the tobacco contractors liable to be
sued for the sums misappropriated. The junta exhibit their
balance sheet, and show that all the moneys they have in
hand, the property
.of the public creditor, amounts but to
about 80 contos of rem ; while between the present time and
the end of the year, they can by no possibility be in further
receipt of more than 150 conlos. Now, the interest alone
upon the internal or domestic debt for the six months they
have been called upon for, is 400 tenths.
The junta now call upon the government to refund the
abstracted sums, and declare in plain terms, that should
conciliatory measures fail, they are prepared to assume a
position—once taken, it will be difficult to retire from