The Express.
London, England, 1853-10-26 00:00:00

PRIZE MONEY.

HAVANNAH.—Noticei;itereW_ given to tLe pan, of
officers and men belonging to her bilajesty's ship Ilarattsh
Mut they may receive their respective sharesof the sum
awarded for their services to rendering roils:nee to the
French ship Celine, on Dec. 2, 1351, at No. 33, Ale:hurt!,
lane, on and alter Thursday, the 27th inst., bet, tic the
hours of 11 and 3 o'clocle.—Fourth class, 26'. 11. 1 j t..
sixth class, 131.55. 61a. ; eighth clam, 4! dr. 61(1.--2. pEir
Alvsnt,trr, Oct. 20.

FREE IMPORTATION OF FOOD.
Board of Trade, dleitehall, Oct. 24, I'es3.
The Right lion. the Lords of the Committee Tr the Privy
Council for Trade and I'lantations have received, throtneri
the Secretary of State fur Foreign Affairs, a copy of a the.
retch from her Mejeety's pro consular agent at Renee,
enclosing tho following translation of a pontifical editt,
granting free importation of corn into the Papal &lei
until the end of February, 1&54.—8y order,
JAHIe BOOTH.
(Copy.)
NOTIFICATION OF CAI:II:NAL ANTONELLL—To do away
with the uncertainty arising from the moveable tenth redo.
lating the importation and exportation of corn, in the pre.
sent state of thiug", the Holiness of our Lord, baying heard
the council of minister", Las ordered us to publish, as we
do in his sovereien name, the free importation of wheat,
Indian corn, and flour, large wheat (" farm"), barley, eats,
pulse (excepting lupins), potatoes, cheeauts, and their
flours, until the end of Februery, IS ii, whatever Ines- b: the
medium price of the said articles resulting front ihe corn
tables, as well for the sc. ion of the lelediterreneen as for
that of the Adriatic, dereeating for this purpose (rem every
law or regulation to the et ntrary.
The Pro Minister of the Fsuaucee is charged with the ap.
polite execution.
Secretary of State's office, .sth Oetober, 1853.
(Signed) J. Calm. ANTuNELLI.
Board of Trade, Whitehall, October 24. 1533.
The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of the
Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received,
through the-Secretary of State for Furrign Affairs, from
her Majesty's Charge d'Affaires at Florence, the subjoined
translation of a Roman notification, admitting iota the
Papal States, free of duty, until the end 01 February seer,
the principal kinds of vegetables.
By order, JAMES Booms'.
Gioennk di Roma (No. 224), Thursday, October, 1553.
(Translation.)
NOTIFICATION.—James of the holy Roman church,
Cardinal Antoudli, Deacon of St. Agatha, in Suburra,
Secretary of State of Lis holluese, our lord, I'epe Pius I\.
In order to remove the uneet tniuty arising from the 'tidies
scale, by which the importation and exportation of commie
regulated, his holiness, our lord, having heard the council
of ministers, has, in the preseut state of things, ordered us
to declare, as we do hereby declare, in his sovereign came,
that the importation of wheat, of Indian corn, and the
flour thereof, of (farm, wain! re, tritiOuns apelta) spelt, of
barley, of uats, et legumes (except topini), of potatoes, of
chestnuts, and the flour thereof, shell be free until the end
of February, 1854, whatever may be the average price of
the said articles, according to the food returns, as well for
the section of the Mediterranean as fur that of the Adriatic,
every law and enactment to the contrary being for this
purpose suspended.
The Pro-Minister of Finance is charged with the execu-
tion hereof.

From the Secretary rf State's office, October 5, 16.53,
(Signed) J. CARD. ANTOSti.LI.
Board of Trade, Whitehall, October 24, 1553:
The Right Honourabie the Lorda of the Committee of
the I'rivy Council fur Trade and Ptantations have received,
through the Secretary of Stute for Foreign Altars, a eery
of a despatch from her Majesty's Consul at Tripoli, report-
log that the prohibition on the exportation of gratin from
that regency had been rescinded, and that free exportation
was to be allowed after the 4th inatsnt.—By order,
JAM 11k.UTil.
Board of Trade, Whitehall, October 24, 1653.
The Right Honourable the Lards of the Committee of
the I'rivy Council fur Trade and Plantations have r::ccived,
through the Secretary of State for Foreign Atiiirs, a copy
of a despatch from her Majesty's Minister at Brunels, en-
closing copy of a royal ordinance prohibiting the exports.
tion of potatoes and dry vegetables (that is to say): peas,
lentils, French beans (Pari,ots), vetches, and horse beans,
from the 15th iustant.—By order, JAMES IJOOTIt.