The Express.
London, England, 1851-08-05 00:00:00

Frlt II U MAN liMll. Tb• sepreardeoted
swum of KOWIAMPI IiACASIA/t OIL, either in
big the hartHA ottehtel arength ;mil hes A:7, mrestoring re=
DM, le unlierolly Moan and agree' ; at..l is recorded by teal-
monials most enn.erems in theism h eti sr..l e. dined by the Wheat
authorities.. It ha ocetainol aelusin patronage of royalty, not
anly es reeran's our ow. Mort, bitt Mom of the whole of komp.
tr.= eng..it • purity tort dallemy, it is admirably ol tptsd fur
the hair n, eon of the meat node/ age, and to ennetantly
mini a the num ry of royalty and by the Lerati: of tne anbilliy and
aristocracy. rt ice 3i. 75., at Verily balks loyal to four
small et Ins. cid., and double that elm, La On the scrapper of mat
bottle 3f the genuine err these wire* in tw Kos wale Ma
gasisa7thl.s—pcgo be r pc 11VLAND tart . CM:, 2J, llama-oast,
bed by all elms .sets an: perounets.

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Pun N 11. of ilyaprvia: front tt, ltig'.t 11.. n. the lad
de Woke I bale der i.e.' conalderatte benefit hots roe
Nevalwata Any :ca Food, and e raider It doe to you...lves ono the
paths tot withoue the putgieeti in of thew Itn.o."—Stoart de Wei,.
0ftre19,2.;2:—.• tidy eAso. fob • ..ribahlo agony from dyypepda, be,.
1011111.111% optann., aielor-a• at
lb. blantoh, and volttive,, brae here n muse by Du Batty', ease.
Let bad."—it. i t Jolly Vturtt.i.m. Ling, tear Lod, 14,rf01,„ Cum
No. Licht yr ira' tl4 opepato, pennon...l,g, itelulitr, with
=in" ...0.111., end matron, f tr e:,teb my a 'emit bad conaulted the
advice of no..ny. Lee been Ole Aualiy removed he Ito Ilarefedelieloue
tad la • vevy a...nil/11f. I .I,lli be happy t' any entintriea."
Bev. Mtn W. itt.ctocy, liorkillt—huld ea tug.-
lana, olth full 11Mtruziloor. 'nights.; lib., • 24. all ; Jib., at .54
116., at 11a.; I 11h, at 22.. Moth r-tatined quality, lults., ae 211.; Sib.,
at tie. ; the I. It.. and 1.:111. ettnedera are rest free Wserfage oo tr-
welpt of P.otolllee order. by 01.: NANNY aid 127, Now Nun&
▪ Laskin; awe M. Greceebttrch-etteet, and 49, Pletrapantteaatrieet.

PART IV. OF TIIII
ILLUSTRATE)) CNIAL()CLIK of the GREAT
'mantel Tlwc 1 IM.h, I Rl* the ART JOURNAL 14au6le
atee'ren.l. tweed Tllle PA V.

ILLIJiTUATKIIt HISTORY OP 131titECE.
icro. to the Earliest
1,4 br the eltt-c et the Puttutoah. tbn War. in. Its tilts a Sketch
thhcottby .4 Urceve. awl liboretati-1,• ttn ttrcck tlyth.hery..n.
the Ilerttl: cat tbe early Palubs• be.tliturr.. awl.. the ectial
Coadlb . 1 the tirctlr 1.04.1 e.
by is. 1:-.4.; Ate Ttuttb .4 N. TAtroo so. PJ K. ooe of the
Jettilee• rA 6,r t4,l•Att • Court .4 Commuo Plea.; the LI, .1. T. ltt
tittlt ttitl."lllll.l"trttn. 1:7:1:81 :r7,11;1A., tr.41;61.
V..nollog y. 4. xv. tb. LW &lON of the S.NC YCLO-
'JIM! METIttIP.ILIT.OI.I.
(man an 4 l.: ~, Lonrho and

TIIE JEWI4II QUENTION.
11....1.y pri•-• .; •..+ :-. per dar-11 rm. eratult.et. elleteltettlee,
7111'. CI.AINIS or the JEWS on a CHRISTIAN
ter t-tn. .t Leetur• 1$) the Illem. D DcOILL. Minioter of the
Waal e...out-h t ;.ureh.111.41.1).
Llinehwu 1% it-uu. I.lel•her.ll. B.Tal Etamgc.

Tit?. TAnts, Peninbular and Oriental Steam Na-
vigation Company'. steam ship, Captain Russell, arrived at
Southampton this morning, with dates from Constanti-
nople, July 19th; S myrna,
lilt; Malta, 25th; and Gib.
niter, 30th. She briugspae,mters and a cargo
of Asiatic produce. Accounts from Gibraltar, of the 29th
ult., quote the rate of exchange on London, 511; Spanish
pillared dollars, 11 per cent. pin. Tlw Board of Health of
Gibraltar has imposed a quarantiue of 15 days upon all
vessels arriving from Oran, in consequence of the cholera
baring broken oat in that place. The screw steamer Gre-
cian pawed the Straits of Gibraltar on the 29th, from Liver-
pool, bound to Malta, and the +cren,testner Genova was
to tette on the teeming of that day for Liverpool.
Ma. BUNN AGAIN .IT 1/RURY-LANE.—It is said
that Ms. Bunn luta ones: more become lessee of Drary.lane
Theatre. The proprietor and renters may thus calculate
upon a duration of season they have fur sonic time past been
unaccustomed to.
F.S4 ISAT +INIIENTA TO WORKPEOPLIL—On Satur-
day an esaminatiem was held of the schools established by
111,....5e5. Gardner and Barley, cotton•spinners, of Manches-
ter, in connection with their works at Halliwell, near Bolton.
1' he examination was conducted chiefly by Richard Gard-
ner, Esq., of Loudon, and was highly creditable both to the
teachers and the pupils ; the system of tuition, which is that
prumot..l by the liorouah-road School+, 112. 11100 moot
inieressful. Many of the answers in arithmetic, physical
and political geography, astronomy, history, &e.. were ex-
ready and characterisCe, mid elicited mpeated
ape
probatam. The cossimny, consisting of upwards of 1,000
workpeople, and several gentlemen of the neighbourhood,
then sat dowse to tea. The spacious lecture-mom was decorated
after the moat elegant taste. Appropriate addresses were
then delivered by Thornas Balky, Esq.. one of her Ma-
'eat Commissioners for the Limit Exhibition, who occu-
• the chair, lby Messrs. Richard Gardner, Malcolm
, Peter .tinsworth, Br. Watts; and Mr. Guertin, from
Charleston, U.S. Atter many loyal and philanthropic
toasts bad been enthusinatically responded to, followed Iv
the spirited performances of the workpeople'a band, the
pa-sts withelre w, with hearty expressions of gratification at
the sight of the employers and the employed thus meeting
on terms so amicable and laudahle. The schools, together
with library and news-room, were erected five years ago, by
Messrs. Gardner and Braley, at • rest of upwards of 0,0001.
—On Saturday evening the directors of the Citizen
steamboat Company celebrated the sixth anniversary of
its funnation by entertaining the men employed in its
sere we un the river, amounting in number to 200.
At London-bridge the boats of the Company started
in procession fur the Bay of Cremorne, where a dis-
play of skill consisting in the dexterous manumering of
the boats was exhibited, under • lire of guns from the
forts on shore, after which the men sat down to an
entertainment provided fur them in the company's dry
dark, above Battersea-bridge. It was stated that four
millions of pa-seugers had been eoneeyed by the boats
during the present year.
118 T IInTAL IGOONS.—Yratertlay the head.
quarters division of this regiment left Barnet for Brighton,
where the troops will arrive at the end of the week to be
there stationed.
FIRE AT Till. litlY ‘L ARTILLERY Fun %GE STORE,
WOOLW OlL—About 1 S o'clock yesterday an alarm was
given that the large forage store for the horses of the 'loyal
Artillery, and situated on the north side of Artillery-place
and opposite the north entrance to the barracks, was on
tire. The engines of the Royal Artillery, the Royal Sappers
and Miners, and Royal Marines were promptly on the spot,
but, although a plentiful supply of water was obtained from
the mains and a large resersoir at the rear of the store, and
• great number of men from all the troops in the garrison,
who, in addition to workiug the engines, passed up leather
bucket. tilled with water, all attempts to stop the tire were
ineffectual for upwardsof two hours, when w left it still
burning. and, as isp of straw was remove ed by being
drawn out with a hook attached to the end of a long pole,
the Hann, broke out afresh. The building for holding the
stores is c..nstructed entirely of cast-iron pillars and the
sides and roof or corrugated iron, and it would have been
dangerous to the lite of any person to enter many feet into
the building, although it had large folding doors capable of
admitting waggons loaded with hay or straw, the
steam arising from the fire inside and the great
power of • midday sun making the interior to
contain a dense mut of scalding water. Several
of the men made staring attempts to oatinguish the lire, but
it appeared that nothing would stop it until the whole con-
tents could he got out and scattered on the ground at the
tear of the building, and then covered with water. The
houses on each side, although at some distance from the
building, were at one time in danger, and the furniture
was entirely removed out of them. The origin of the fire
is not known, but the great power of the sun during the
last two days must have made the sheet iron very hot and
rendered the hay and straw in the building very dry and
combustible. Many of the officers of the Royal Artillery,
the 17th Lancer., and Royal Marines, were present to
direct the men iu their operations.
KILBRICKIN MINING COSIPANT. Yesterday a
anal meeting in this matter was held before the Master is
Chancery Richards, when a report of the state of affairs
from Mr. Wryghte, the official manager, was read by Mr.
H. Harris, his solicitor. It appeared that the mine, waste
neat Ennis, county Clare, was originally bought from Mr.
U. Croekford for 13,000/., and was worked by the company
from 1816 to 1848 at • loss of 15,000!. To pay off and
s-
debts of 5651. a call of 30s. was made, which realised
charged
or about 6101. more than was required, and yester-
day • return disidend of 14s. 7d. was declared payable, the
winding-up cost being about 200/.
ON TUE WORD " RAISED" AS USED BT THE
Altzatcans.—An American, in answer to an inquiry as to
the place of his birth, says, " I was raised in New lurk,"
Ike. Was it ever an English phrase) And if so, by what
itoglish writer of celebrity was it ever used ? Dr. Frank-
lin, in a leuer to John Anent', Frq., Aug. 9, 1768, says:
" B these early marriages we are blest with more
ch• ; and from the mods among us, founded in nature,
of every mother suckling and nursing bar own child, more
sf them an raved.—From " Nobs noel Queries."