The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-18 00:00:00

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11, 1846.

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gICTURES from ITALY. By CHARLES DICKENS.
Cairn:rm.—Park to Chakne—L the Rhone, and the
'not Avienca--Avignon to sad to Neighboarhood
—Parma, Modena, and Bologna—Perrara—Verona, Mantua, Milan,
and the Simplon—Rome, Naplea, and Florenoe.
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OLIVER TWIST. By CHARLES DICKENS.
With Muniratkpna by Groans Cavixsiwrx, and the Lisa
Corrections and Alterations of the Author.
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THE ALMANACS.. of the MONTH,
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THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE,
AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE,
(The HORTICULTURAL PART Edited by Prot LUMLEY)
Of Saturday, Sept. IL contains Articles on
Adder, anecdote of 1 Legs hydraulic machine
Amnions ainuata Locusts, tight of
Agricultural Manistry Maoris- Oats, sandty, by Mr. J. Fisher,
non Y
statistics Odd erlolrship, by Mr.W. Brown,
bnprovement, profits of Merevale
Amicultbre In Lower Brittany, by Papilla =Bops
Martin Doyle i Pears for • west wall
Alkali works, effects of, on trees — for a north wall
Amelia Attlee= Peaches, large
IPi "ethaffwCillamilton's
by V. J. tan, Thar=
Plantations, injury done to, by
alkali works
Polmalae heating, by Mr. D. B.
Meek, Ifolordaleshoul

Dank by Mr. lievitt
Imam
Begirt
bileiMma
flosirtics, by Mr. J. 8.
Brailm, Hitch/in
Bats Mover

Baitf;rThrCing Potato murrain, by G.
Cahmlier horticultural
—agricultural Vidlitilla
Cionberwell beauty, by Mr. J. & organic compounds of, by
Maslow, Ilitcham, Suffolk Rev. Professor Henslow
Cattle, disease in, by Mr. C. Diu- Potatoes, effect of lime on, by Mr.
honey, Oxford J. Paxton, Chatsworth
feeding to preserve, by Mr. O. Rush.
sannWry, agricultural, Shaw on out, Burford
Chickens hatchM by a partridge effectofpullingupthehaulm,
Clover, Botcher& by Mr. C. Ewing, ll'xreic
Corn, average prices of In Nott amshi,rgn E.J.
Cow, cost of food for Lowe, Higit&ld-house, Notts
Crops, rotation of Prices of pont, avenge
Deadly nightshade (with corm- Profits of asricultaral improve-
ment
Elder rob or jelly Roekwork, plants for
Thu Imp. Society Savings' banks, by Mr. J. amine
Food for cattle Shaw on agricultural chemistry
Fowls, history of Societies, benefit
Fuchsias, to whiter Spring-park farm
I Grapes, weights of St. Petersburgh, news from
and peaches, to force toge. r Thunbergia chrysops, to bloom
then Tulips,. the Chellaston (with en-
Highland and Agricultural So- Fraying), by Mr. .1. Slater,
ciety Show Cbeethani.hill, Manchester
Hydraulic machine, Legg's Turnip% disease in
Isle of Wight, climate of Under. tine growing, by Mr. J. Roberta,
Miff, by Mr. W. Spence, South. itaby-instle
amides Warp& nests, to take
Taw respeeting damage done to stings, remedy for
trees, Be., by alkali works Weeds, to eradicate
Jelly, to make Windmill, horizontal
THE "GARDENERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL
GAZETTE" contains, in addition to the above, the Covent-garden,
Mark. Wes', and Smithfield prices, with returns from the Potato, Hop,
Hay, and Seed Markets, and a complete Newspaper, with a coodemed
account of all the transactions of the week.
Order of any Newnender.—Orrice r. ,a ADVIRITSIDEnTiI, 5, Upper
Wellington-Meet, Covent-garden, London.

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AR Twenty-four Larg
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System of National Education in
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Twa Harm and other pieces
Lapind of Naworth
Poems, by Mrs. A. Montgomery
Poems and [tall:eh, by J. Purchas
Moores of Mediterranean; with
Sketches of Travel, by F. Schroe-
der
Ilimy and Letters of Madame
D'Artday
Onionrsi. Pareax—Folk Lore 0
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Ademoement of Science.
Ova Wszio.r Goeur.—Archmological Association and "The Mize-
anum"—Death of lord Metmlfe—Preliminary Meeting for Formation
of Industrious Asemdation—Collection of Natural History from Tunis
—Discovery of a Silver Mine—Death, at Paris, of 31. deJouy—French
Scientific Congress—Memoirs of Reign of King George U.
Foss Amtsath's New Gallery of British Fr
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Hy—. —Specitaeas of Ancient and Modern Binding —Pencil of Nature,
by H. F. Talbot Heroines of Sbakspeare—Cross Purposes—The
Gudrun Marbles—Taglioni Testimonial—Decorations at Si, James's
Church, Piccadilly—Artist Anatomy.
Figs Aver Gomm—Painting, by Velasquez—Mr. E. Wood's Collec-
tion of English Pottery—Statue to Quentin Matsys, at Louvain—
Altar of Church M rat. F.ustarbo, in Paris—Obituary of M. Hadaudinc.
Mnretz.trizs.—Paris Academy of %ences—DwvSlap for Poor—
Spontaneous Sounds in Iron and Stone—Railway Smoluns Saloons—
Jews in Interior of Africa.
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lOURNAL of ENGLISH
URE, SCIENCE, and the FINE
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EITRACTO -;10117-

P7OcTe.iingisiiiteeting of Arche-
ological Institute at Winches-
ter, Sept., 1845
Zulmeira: the Slave's Revenge
All about Love and Jealousy, by
G. Bolton
Ballads of the East
_ . _

Studio, and other Poems, by G.
Bennet

Nianntillistory of Anima*, by T.
Rymer Jane'
United Irishmen, by R. R. Mad-
den

Km Rhymes on the Cuckoo—
of Dloeseee)—French Authors
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September 12, contains Aarictu on
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Progress of Works—Law Intelligence—lran Trade Meetimp—
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—Plunder Books Closed—Correspondents—Trsflic Table—Share

SECOND EDITION.
From use GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT.

BANKRUPTS.
J. J. FRYER, Birchin-lane, stock-broker.
J. BLUNDER, BlLlErlgEteke, grocer.
J. HATCHER, Poole, butcher.
J. E. C. !Coen, Great Winchester-street, East India rear-

_ .
L. A. V. RUDOLPHI, Sunderland, merchant.
T. Bsasow•, Manchester, shirt-maker.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
J. WHIM. Edinburgh, furrier,
T. Loatmait, Glasgow, accountant.
A. GALL, Fraserhurgh, draper.
A. Dimas, Dingwall, accountant.

BANE OP

011111111101111110.4.--411.1,015,100
Olbor 1,9114.1100
Oda Oda all BOMB 11.134,583
Mbar idllen. 1,710,077
£664,9110
1141111ININIM _ _

tor tin Week ending Bent. IL

Notes limed £29,8-4:9i/

/29,864,980

ALUM _
Pntptietots' Cspital £14,553,. 00
Hoot
rly (he a.th4=
Savings Sa:ks,er'
Commissioners of

iiiillel3C,Ziif Di.:
Acta.) 8,191,800
Otkir Deposits 8,003,203
7 Day k other Bills 003,873
133,619,084
Sept. 17, 18411. 1

-G-c;:eTireiet Securities S
(iseludies Dead •
Weight Itssavrity) 11,N1,1410
Other Securities 1;321,1116
Fates
Geld and Silver Otist - 468,888

533 816,464
xmisHALL, mer culgte.

iIUGAR.—Tan AVIZAOE Paws or RTC/Al.—The produce of the
British Possessions in America, computed from the return* made in
the week ending the 13th day of Sept, 1646, is 325. Sid. per fart.
Sugar, the produce of the lgainitios, in 31s. 3d. per cwt. goof, the
produce of the East Indies, is 37n. I lad. per cwt. the &versa prior
of the three foregoing descriptors of Sugar, Jointly, is idt. id. per
cwt.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY, Four o' Clock.

A telegraphic despatch has reached town from
Paris, announcing the escape of Don CAatos from
the state of surveillance in which he has for some
time resided.

The " moral " and " physical" force Repealer have
come to blows at Belfast. The former assembled for
the purpose of passing a vote of unlimited confidence
in O'CONNELL ; but, the admirers of Mr. SMITH
OR a IEN having mustered in considerable numbers, the
place of meeting was soon turned into a regular bear-
garden ; and recrimination, retort, and several set
rows gave a pleasing variety to the evening's per-
formances. The proceedings were terminated by the
retirement of the chairman, who left the room in
possession of the physical force men, without venturing
to put the original resolution.
The applications for relief are so numerous and so
urgent that the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland has
appointed two days in each week for the sole
purpose of examining into the correspondence,
and directing such necessary measures of relief as
may beet seem suitable to meet each emergency. The
Comet steam-vessel, Lieutenant-Commander JOHN-
STON, has arrived at Kingstown, and landed 20,0001.
sterling of the money she carried over for the relief of
the distressed Irish. She then proceeded to Water-
ford, where she would land another moiety of the
80,0001., and from Waterford she would proceed to
Cork.

The Chamber of Commerce at Manchester has ad-
dressed the following memorials to the Government :
"To THE RIGHT HON. THE VISCOUNT PALMERSToN, HER
MAJESTY'S PRINCIPAL SECRETARY OF STATE POE

FORSIIIII A TPA I RS.
" The Memorial of the Directors of the Manchester Com-

mercial Association.
" Respectfully showeth,—That a memorial was addressed
by this Association to the Earl of Aberdeen, your Lordship's
predecessor, on the 14th day of February last, complaining
of the frequent detention and alteration in the days of sail
ing of her Majesty's packets at Rio de Janeiro. That in the
document referred to, your memorialists stated in detail the
dates of arrival of the several packets at Rio, the days of
sailing thence, together with the periods of their detention
there, which latter had, up to December, 184.5, averaged up-
wards of six weeks. That the following is a statement of
like particulars to the date of the latest arrival :

an[l:e.i at
Rio.