The Express.
London, England, 1853-09-10 00:00:00

COVENT GARDEN.-THIS DAY.

The market continues to be well supplied with Vegetables
and Fruit, but trade is not very brisk. Out door Peaches
and Nectarines are now plentiful. English Grapes aro
abundant. Pears consist of Jar.:onelle, Deur. 6 d'Amanlie,
end Bon Chri•tien. Importations from the Continont of
Potatoes and Tomatoes are still kept up ; the latter
fetch from 2s. to 3s. per dozen. There are also
French Apricots in the market, at from 61 to ls. per
dozen. English Cherries are over. Greengage and Orleans
Plums from the South of France fetch is. per basket. Car-
rots and Turnips fetsh 2d. to 4d. per burr h. Peas are
still very good. Potatoes are improving in quality, and are
advancing in price. Mushrooms con'iuue scarce. Cut
flowers consist of Pelargoniums, Fuchsias, Roses, Cycla-
mens, Mignonette, Pinks, and Carnations.

FRUIT.
Apples., per litoh, Ss to 5s
dessert, per dos., 24 to Is
Lemons per dozen, Ito.
Oranges, per doz.. 2. to 34
Seville. p. 100, 14s
Almotide, per peel, ,s
meet, p.r lb., 28 to Ss
FPncria, p 10u Rot We to 7Js

Pine Apples. per lb., 38 to 6s
Grapes, hothouse, p. lb., Into as 6d
Peaches, bcr doz., to 76
Nectarines. per doz. 24 to 64
I Apricots, per doz., sto 33
Plums, OrleAns, p. pun., Is to 2s
Greengage, do., Is to:As
Melons, each Ist° 3e

Pears. per doz., ls to 3s
Itits„per doz., Is to 28

Wa,nuti,'per 100, Is 8d to 2s
Nuts, Bared ins, per bush., 100

FEGEf

Chohave, per doz., to hd-- •
Cauldlowera, each, :c1 to ad
Green., per don., 2a 6d tole
Pre. ch Beans, ht. s., Is Gd to 2a6d
rotators, per too, 30s to ties
per cwt., :al to Ss

per bush., 2s 64 to 38
Turnips, per doz., Od to 2661
Cucumbers, each, 2,1 to bd
Celery, per bundle, Od to Is di,
C.irrote,p. d, z., .'s to 4s
Spinach, per sieve, Is to 2s
Beet, per dm., Is to is fit
Onions, Bpsnids,;per doz.. Is to 3s
Leeks, per bomb, Sd to Id
Onsdots, prr lb, 6,1 to VI
Garlic, per lb., 611 to Old

Lettuoe, Cab., per dos., del to 64
cos. per score, Od tole
Radishes, Ler (toe.. Is to 2s 04
t mall tilefuls I, pun.. 24 to Si!
Hone Itacbsli, per Pd.., is to Ss
tteltroombliper pot. loud to 21C4

6mrll. rev lid to to
Aruchokee, per, • oz., 31 t fla 01
Fennel, prr bunch, 2d to bd
savory, per bunch. ,:d to nd
IThyme, per bunrh, 2d to 11
Parsley, per do/. I•anchea, As to As
Mint, green, ;AT bunch, 24 to 14
MAL green, per bunch, 4d
Marjoram, do, du. lid
wotcrcresses, p. bun., 84 to 104

ROYAL SCRREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.—One of
the most extrxorditiar, animals imported for many years
into this country his just been added to the very fine col-
lection of this establishment. It is the first ever exhibited,
and eunnot fail to prove eminently attractive. It is de-
scribed by naturalists as the simia hamadrjjas. This is to
adult specimen, of a blueish gray colour; the extremities of
a beautiful pink, intermixed with blue; it stands about four
feet in height, and the neck and shoulders are clothed with
a thick mine ; its habits are ferocious.

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HEALTH OF LIVERPOOL—There is no reason at
present to apprehend an outbreak of epidemic cholera in
tbis town. During the last five months the mortality has
been below the avenge, and, is Fact, the health of the
town has seldom been 63 good as at present. No epidemic
prevails, sod diarrhoea in particular, which always increases
in prevalence and severi,y before an outbreak of cholera, Ii
now less fequent and fatal than it bits been at any time
during a similar period within the lut five yeara.—Litw-
pool Times.