The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-21 00:00:00

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Its loot ashentive.
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On this occasion they were not coiled into mai
skim, my purpose sod desire being, shrowilwat, to furnish
essieent satotelists, such se the lamed prehesor, with nem
raw end not with e=ersted repremata tions, nor
with what could by say bility pressed Irma optimal
Winton ; and I has to ewers him that old Fontoppidan
having el-Abort his ma repast with ewe weld not have
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far thamhe
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tit t luLa never soon his amount. or wee beard et his sea
impost, until my arrival in London. Swag other wiletka
west therefore be bond for the very remarkable waseidearep
between us in thin particular ia owder to wield the
Isloterf •
"Finally, 1 deny the east's.* et etriteuteut or the possi-
bility of optical Muslin. I Nihon to the Materna-My as to
form, colour, and dimensions, cootaissed in my odieial report
to the Admiralty, end I leave these r data whereupon the
lensed and scientifi: may monis the pleasures ot Masai-
nation' until some snore we:emu opportunity shall occur ot
mating a closer acquaintance with the groat unknown'
in the present inquire most easaredly so ghost.
"—London,
Nov. Is.

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Sir B. Brodie and Dr. Ferguson had an interview
with Sir O. Limy yesterday, sit tie lioamotfice. Lord Sey-
mour hid >Ju sa intervisw gartertlay with the right boo.

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Tut basil MAILS.—The London morning mails,
trid Liverpool, due at Kiugstows on aturday morning, did
art wive till 8. 10. p.m., 34 boors from London. TM
=had been detained fin hours for water to cross the
Liverpool, asd subseeptently by had weather. TM
eight mad, rid Molyliesd, reached Kingsteeni at 1 p.m. 16
been from Loam, and seven hours before the merits(
mad, thus proving the superiority of the short sea peonage.
SAVIsOis BAMk4 Ile DUMAN D.—Yesterday the last
Motets of the late session (11th and 12th Vie mit, dugs op
come into Mee. It relates to savings banks in Ireland, end
pentsins, amonpt oth.n, the following important provisisa:
—fleedes 5, •• And be it enacted that the riles of every
'wisp bask is Ireland shall specify a number of days, net
leis than two la every year, ending on the 20th of Novem-
ber. fa whack the book of each deo hitor shall be produced
at the office of the slid savings both for the purpose of
bring inspected, examined, end verified with the
hooks of the tostitution by the auditor or auditors; and in
imee the said book shall not be produced on or before
the lass it the dap mentioned in any one year ending
se sleresald, the said account shall be closed, and all interest
shall seam to accrue on the sums deposited from the last
day of the ar is which the said bode should have been so
podgiest!, to the thee of every &pinker who shall have
received nodes to produce his said book, and of every depo-
sitor of a swings bank the roles of which provide for the
; production of deposit-books MOM in each year ; provided,
neverthcleu, that the trustees or managers shall have
power to mops* the said aserannt, but only to allow interest
thereon Irian the Vise when the same shall have been re-
opened, unless the trustees sash be satisfied that such depo.
snot has been prevented, by some sufficient num, from
producing the deposit.hook at the dyes so specified ; and an
extract of this provision shall be enrolled as one of the
rules of each savings bank."
EMIG 'LATIUM 1311IPS. —PLYMOUTH, Nov. 18.—The
!Bedfast, having been thoroughly dimmed and purified, re-
embarked her parfait* yesterday. They an now in
Shvilth, and count 212 in 192 which she
bt from London; and 20 shipped here. The Osprey,
ementhed 218 in Linda', completed her entire newl
ber (Li 3) from this plan to-day. The Btedfast and the
sail for Sydney on Monday met (yisterday). The
ham is in the Sound—her pammgen will on Tbeneday
satemble at the depot; they comprise between 100 sad M—
all from Plymouth, and will start for South Australia about
the 23th lost. The Midlothian, for St dney, is appointed*
he at thie port on the 4th of December. The Digby hes
orders oa that day to ship her paisengers—[richgiele eie
elneively—henos fur the same destination. The Tory, ler
Sydney, Is to be here on the Bth of December ; the
Ramil-
bee, foe South Australia, on the 12th ; and the General
Palmer, for Port Philip, on the 17th. The private 'mints-
tiro skip Britannia, with 49 statute adults, sails for Poet
Adelaide first fair wind—probably to morrow morning ; the
Coromandel, for Pirt Adelaide, Port Philip, and Sydney,
sells here on the Ith of December ; and the Garland Grins"'
for Port Philip and Adelaide, on the 12th.
Filth.—Between six end seven o'clock last evening
a dre broke out at Ere, four rails. from Peterborough, by
which two dwelling-houses, together with the outhouses ad-
joining, and the produce of two farms, were completely de-
stroyed, as also seven cottages, to which the flames were car-
ried by the force of a high wind prevailing at the time.