The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-16 00:00:00

CHEESE,

Ocr. 13.—The Cheese fair will finish
this night, or early to-morrow. The few dairi, kit arc in
treaty lair, at a reduction of another la. per cwt., which no
doubt will be acceeded to.

SHIPPING.

MAILS Anntveu.-3 Dublin; 2 Waterford; 1 Donagha-
dee ; I French ; 1 Flanders ; 1 Holland.
LONDON, Oct 16. Wind this day at noon, S.S.E.,
moderate breeze, and cloudy, with rain at times.
DEAL, Oct. 14. —S. W. to S. S.W. strong. Arrived :
Leibnitz, New York, and sailedfor Hamburg ; Ellen, Susan-
nah, and the Brothers, from Calcutta ; Tulentire, Colom-
bo, &c.; Charles Brooke, St. Vincent's; Emma, Jamaica;
Prince Royal, Africa.
Deounena, Oct. 14.—W.—Sailed: Sarrib,St.lohn's,N.B.
Hutt, Oct. 14.—Arrived : Rolla, Fortune, 'Queen, and
the Ceylon, from Quebec. The Queen had lost bulwarks.
Two vessels are on shore near Tetney Haven.
PENTLAND Fume, Oct. B.—Arrived : Petty, America, for
Sunderland ; Paragon, America, for Stockton.
DIEDLINOTON, Oct. 14.—Arrived: Brenda, Quebec.
Cone, Oct. 13.—E.S.E.—Arrived Fanny, Cape of Good
Hope ; Mary Campbell, Demerara; Wanderer, Richibucto.
Sailed: Sea, Newfoundland.
MARGATE, Oct. 15.—Off : Britannia, Quebec.
PLYMOUTH, Oct. 14. —Arrived : Royalist, Labrador.
15th, Edinburgh, Mantanza, for Antwerp, with
loss of sails, and rudder damaged. Put back.
Moozuffer (a.), fur Bombay, with damage to rigging and
spars. Off port : H.M.S. America. The Queen Victoria
has been got off and into Sutton Pool. The Eden, from
Newcastle for America, missed stays this morning, and went
on shore in Quarry Cove, and has become a wreck. The
Venilia, from Newcastle to Waterford, blue put in here leaky,
and will discharge.
WATERFORD, Oct. 14.—S.S.E. to E.S.E.—Arrived, 13 ,
William Carson, St. John's, N. 11.; Lawrence Forrestal
Quebec.
SUNDEELAND, Oct 15.—Arrived : tiube, Petrel, and the
Percy, from Quebec.
SHIELDS, Oct. 13.—A vessel, apparently a schooner on her
broadside and full of water, was seen yesterday four miles
north of Whitby by the Ardent, arrived here. The Inde-
pendent, from Quebec, grounded on a sand bank this
morning, and filled.
FutisroNe, Oct. 14.—The Frank, of London, for Caen
to Portsmouth, was abandoned in a sinking state 12th inst.,
.about 20 miles north by east, off the Isle of Wight; crew
saved.
Yanstoers, Oct. 14.—An anchor, marked " Ross shire
Whitley," has been picked up and landed here.
MILFORD, Oct. 13.—The masts, spars, and bulwarks of a
vessel of about 120 tons, were seen off the Crow Rock this
morning by the Jessie, arrived here.
STAITHES, Oct. 13.—The sloop Janet and Ann, of Perth,
his come on shore near thii place bottom up ; crew sup-
posed to be drowned. The schooner Lerwick, of Goole, is
on shore at Skinner-grove, neer here ; crew saved.

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A CONVENIENT RELIGION.—From the Adelaide
Obserrer, we learn that R. Playford, a witness examined in
a case of perjury, " began by saying that his religion would
not allow him to be cross-gaeationed•"
" RULE OF TEE ROAD" AND THE HOUSE-
HOLD C►vALHT.—We have learned from good authority,
states the Times of yesterday, th►t in consequence of repre-
sentation having been made to the Commander-in• Chief that
obstructions were at times occasioned, and that accidents
were likely to occur from the circumstances of the Household
Cavalry, owing to military regulation and practice, not in-
variably marching on the near side of the road, his grace has
very considerately ordered that in future they shall uniformly
march on their proper side. This will effectually prevent
the inconvenience which, from the numbsr of vehicles con-
'tautly moving at different Weir( speed on the roads about
London, it is impomible otherwise to obviate.
The paeket-ship Cornelia, for New York, says the
Liverpool Times, which sailed last week, took east, in addi-
tion to upwards of 300 steerage passengers, a great number
et the disappointed passengers of the Great Britain. In-
the crew there were nearly 400 persons on board—
said to es the greatest number of persons that ever attempted
to sass the Atlantic in one ship.
••• For Yesterday's Rorke+ see last page.