The Express.
London, England, 1853-07-23 00:00:00

COVENT-GARDEN-TIDS DAY.

Vegetables and fruit are now supplied in abun•lance.
Peaches and Nectarines are sufficient for the demand. '1 ho
oupply of Strawberri. sis falling off a little. Importations
from the Continent of Potatoes, Carrots, and Artiely.kes,
are still kept up, and there are some good Fri uch
Cherri s and Apricots in the market. Englis.h Cherries
are coming in very plentifully: hut, owing to so
much wet they are is had condition. Greengage
and Orleans Plums, from the South of France, fetch
41. per basket. There is also a large quantity of
foreign Pines in the market, and they are in fine condition.
Rhubarb is abundant. Young Carrots and Turnips fetch
from 4d. to Gd. per bunch. Green Peas are coming in in very
good condition, st from 6d. to Is. per quart shelled, and
from 2s. 6d. to o. per bushel sieve. Potatoes are beginning
to show symptoms of disease. Mushrooms arc scarce. Cut
flowers consist of Pelargoniums, Fuchr.ias, Roses, Cycla-
mens, Mignonette, Cinerarias, Pinks, and Azaleas.

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Pine Apples, per lb., 48 to Re
Grape, notbnuae, p. 1b.,2s to 34
Peaches, ter doz., PM to 21s
Nectarine~ per doz., 10a to 246
Melona, el. b. 3o to 86.
Applea, per bushel, 4. to Cd
Cherries, per lb., lid to 18
6.aombert leo, per benb,26 to 36 rd

ittmwberrles, per broker, Is tots
Currants, per bolt entre, as to as
lemon per dozen, Is to 2s
Orange., per doz., Is to 3s
Seville. p. 100, lie
Almonds, per peck, Ss
sweet. per lb., 4e to Is
Nuts, Barcelona, per bush., 20s
YEW: FABLE%

Cenbages, per doz., Gd to 9/1 --
Csulifi".wers, each, at to 4d
Greens, per doz., 2.6 d to 4s
French BIM" per 100, 93 is Is 6d
Aspirseus. p. bundle, . a to 45
Rhubarb, per bun., Sd to 61
Potatoes, per ton, 600 to lOUs
per cwt., 3s to 3s
per bu.h., 2s 64 to 5s
Turnips, per doz., is tid to II ed
Cucumbers, each, RI to Is rd
Crier,, per bundle, 9d to Is 6d
Garrote, p. doz., SP to As
Spinach, per sieve, Is to On
Beet, per dos., Is to Is 61
Leekr, per bunch, 3d to 4d
dtmllota, per Ib, 6d to 8d

Carle, per lb., 6.1 to Sd
Lettuce, Cab., per doz., Gd toad
Cog, per sane, Is to 24
Radishes, pet slur.. Is to Is Od
Small tgan,P, p. pun., 2,1 to 3d
Horse Radish, per Ml., Is to Se
Mtohrooms, per pot. Is Ott to Is e d
Sorrel, per half sieve, Gd to Is
Artichokes, Jer., Is to Is 61
Fennel, per butch, 2d to 3d
Savory, per hunch, 2tl to 54
Thyme, per bunch, 2,1 to 31
Pap,ley, per doz bunches, is t. to
Mint, green, per bunch, I.`d to f d
Basd, preen, per bunch, Col
Marjoram, do. do. 6d
Watereresses, p. 12 bun., SU to 104

DRAMA.
CIERMAN PLAYS.

011ie/la was performed last night at the St. James's
Theatre, if not with such striking effect as the representa-
tion of Hamlet, yet in a manner highly creditable to the
company. The principal part was well suatained by Herr
Dessoir, whose conception of the character was just, while
his action was vig.yous and impassioned without rant or
exaggeration. Mdlle. Fuhr was a pretty and interesting
Headmen,. Herr Pauli was a good lago, though he fell
into the ordinary mistake of making his villany too trans-
parent. Herr ealtilleott's Cassio was intelligent and satis-
factory, and the subordinate parts were respectably filled.
The performance was very favourably received by a full
house.

CLERICAL.

VACANCIES.

Wickhambrook (near Clare) Rectory, Suffolk, by tho
promotion of the DA v. C. Barton to the rectory of flattest ;
value, 4001. a year ; patron, the Lord Chancellor.
Bradfield (near Sheffield) Perpetual Curacy, by the death
of the Rev. J. Fletcher; value, 2001. a year; patron, the
Rev. A. Getty, Vicar of Eceleafirld.
Tadlow (near Biggleawadt) Vicarage ; value 2001. a
year; and East Batley (near Caxton) Rectory; value, 1601.
a year ; by the death of the Rev. St. J. W. Lucas; both in
the gift of the Muter and Fellows of Downing College,
Cambridge.