The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-07 00:00:00

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s4.)ORNOPE A N.— MACFARLANE'S newly-
insisted PATENT OORNOPEANS ale now reapat his
gep„:itory and Terthino Rooms. 11, Gerrard.strbst. Nob^. London.
The priniipal advantaiis of this new trii,e.-Z,fnl. are ifs elegahi
shape, entTeme lightness, more miry to blow than ii:• oofnoPesn.
.itherto made, by which music of an elaborate diameter 'can ^s per.
formed with one-half the exertion required be other instruments.
It has a delightfully rich tone, and all its notes are perfectly in tune.
The valves have very abort action, and, from the peculiarity of their
eonstruction, work with freedom. Mr. M. invites a trial
of this Instrument at his tort', Amateurs and Profemora.
Pull particulars, with • drawing, in libiarcular, which will be for-
warded on the receipt of • poetise stamp.

COLOSSEUM. ALTERATION of TIME.
Holiday Prices maim:ad.—The Attractions of the DAY and
EVENING EXHIBITION ermine= the Panorama of London by
Day, and the new and marvellous Panorama of London by Nur=
The Museum of Bnnipture, gorgeous Gothic Aviury Classic Rums,
Arabesque Camerretories, Wes Cottages, Moot Blanc, Mountain
Torrent, and
SWindite Caverns, &a Grand Orchestral Organ from
half-pest till begged 4, end at 8 till half-past 10. Open from 10
till half-pest 4, and 7 till Wipe* 10.—Evening Lmily tickets to view
the whole, for bur pega and upwards, at 3a each, may be had at the
00‘01•60111 from I till 4, and at the principal Musk Warehouse..
The whole praelel led designed by Mr. W. BradwelL Admission
Ea day; is. W. evening; children lislapeice.

RAND HARMONIC HALL, Southwark-
wildway between Southwark-bridge and the
b="Crele—Prepritimr, Mr. RICHARD PREECE.—Ra-
domed sal bitelleatail anomments ; increasing attraction. Open
nett. Orand eareerts—Unlimited company of vocalists and
at detentions and appolntmente —The elegant and
=berlenparlbriesass at the Laurie Family—Every etyle of singing—
feats, by arestes of great celebrity. The whole of the
arrangts of this establishment are carried out re 2andledg of ex-
pense, and lave been pronounced unequalled in the annals of public
plans of smosement. Doors open at Seven; Concert commences at
half pact—Managing Director. Mr. W. Warde.

THEATRE ROYAL COVENT GARDEN.—
N. JULLIEN'B ANNUAL SERIES of CONCERTS.—Most
tied for one mouth only.—M. Jullien brut the honour to announce
that his New grand dmeriptive Military Quadrille, THE BRITISH
ARMY, will be performed for the sixth time, THIS ETENLNIG (Satur-
day), November 7.
In order to render complete the grand and novel effects introduced
in this piece of music, H. Julhen has (by the kind condescension of the
Military Authorities) succeeded in engaging (entirely in addition to
his own complete and numerous Orchestra),
FOUR DISTINCT MILITARY BANDS,
which will, during the progress of the Quadrille, he combined with
the Concert Orchestra, and form a musical ensemble at once novel and
extraordinary. The whole concluded by M. Jullien.
The programme for this evening will also includes Solo on the Item-
soon by Mr. Baumann ; a Solo oa the Clarionet by Mr. Lazarus ; Mo-
zart's Jupiter Symphony; a Ballad (The Syren's Invitation) sung by
Mies Birch; a Duo-Coneertante, for Voice and Cometok-Piaten, by
Miss Birch and Herr lizenig ; the Cbmie American Polka ; he., he.
Commence at Eight, terminate before Eleven.
The last concert will take place on Saturday, Nov. 48, and the
season terminate on Monday, Nov. 30, by •
GRAND BAL MASQUE.

PUNCH'S ALMANACK for 1847, splendidly
Illustrated, ls in preparation, and will be published at Christ-
mas. Prioe 3d. ; or stamped, 4d.
Published at the Punch Office, 83, Fleet-street; and sold by all
booksellers.