The Express.
London, England, 1848-03-28 00:00:00

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NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN, that WILLIAM
PG ILLIPti, of the boromeh of Truro, to the county of ComemiL
moor. bath by badunturc of release and amlionicar. inertrat date the
To day of March, n the yew of our Lord One Thomond Eight }No-
tre, and Fortyeutht, and made between the mid William PhlUlto of the
and lamas Gatley, of the mid borough of Tv..., locrtitat. and
geeeCNlearri Andrew, of the Paid borough of Truro, groom of the
CON VEY ED and ASSIGNED all hl. reO and peraonal
N and EFFECTS to the win Jae!! Gail.. end Charles
Andrew. In trues. for the mod EINEM of meh of the
4:IB2DITORS 4 tho ala Wale= Ph.** Ea sweat wand execute
as awe trisePere ef miser and madams* TM aid Wiener° of
- rineerind seighmoileme duly exemeid Ur Os phi 1111110 n Ritillts,
aa. sag UOMlLkillerib, li** =10.462t
„neatened by,
Plet tenet PONIIMM el tbe berm* of cyan
Mc end gem langsnidsegementilezhellerk, end the are Int.ii-re vrail
awls esesubmi nr lee isms and Charles Interard Lothew,
ia—ua ugh go 4104 . gmenth 1848. in the presence of. and
soubbi by. lb, WY Jae nab Bennallnok and Henry Lemon Pm-
OIL
Wed the lath
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ART UNION of LONDON.—lncorporitted by
Bela Chartag—The RUBRCRIPTIOX LISTS few 114wM
CLOSE ou FRIDAY nett, tho 314 Inst. kith pelt/bolder workthe
omml distribution will be entitled GO MSC? Poll 11101.11 •• of
art, as •CYCLONA• Eger, IRl•acriber win receive for men optima an
of the " Prisoner of Oirors," eagnaval by F. lemon, After
girrObnert. now printing, and a quarto edition of tfiltone " L'Alle
c't and " II Peneermo, ' ilisArated by wood euravmg. be thirty
ng amnia. Specimen, of the engravings may be men at tbo oak*.
OLOROM OODIVIN,)
um"' Secr"664
A TAA•dell4o6ll.• March ^. 1144.

LIFE ASSURA
o'o 21.000)9!00.

;
mrAwtio. beam° y a Art nt Parliament 44th Viet,
In mid Is m constituted so to afford the benefits of life aseuranoe
lsell a their fast extent to policy holders, and to present greater facilities
occommodation than we usually offered to the public-
s The ample witenibed conical, together with the large and continually
I.,:semsag fund, socurnulatod from the premiums on upwards of 100
pettetee„offords complete security to tithe
mowed ; whilst the magnitude
el—the company's transactions lam enabled the Directors to offer unusual
adnaeageo to policy bolder', am will he men by reference to the pro-
spectus. and to Depended and extensivetnblet width have been computed
enk grist care and isbour expressly for the um of this Institution.
PETER MORRISON, Resident Director.
1. Princevetreet. Beak. London. Oct. 1. 1847.
RIMSBY DOCKS.—Tho line of railway from
gkir NEW ROLLAND to ORIMSDY being now opmed. 00/7
feaPls obtained by It to that port front and the !Mentors 04 the
Manchester. :Wadi, and LWoolashire Railway. believing that It would
be a gratification to the Shareholders to Inspect the Dock Works st
Grineby. hale resolved to grant a free pt. from Dull by their Mesa-
nectar acres the Humber to Orineby. sad back to Hull, to such Share-
Solders as guy apply to the wereteriest either at Manchester or filheelletd,
penman, or by letter, after the 27th Inst., by which time perm bo
ready for delivery. Them 111610, mil not he transferable, but will tree
the parties to who
they are granted on any one day during the month
se Aprll. The Directors hope that the Shareholder" Mil avail them-
selves of the opportunity of that hemming acquainted with the rains Si
their ropert4. which the Directors are confident only requires to be
ewe In order to be duly cetimatod.—lly order.
JAMES MEADOWS, Secretary.

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ere 1619 ha 111441101 rentneutnnetent onbOrlhntung erre*
, am eef, fie eu4uretown.
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nokben beta antrtutta, tn. ke to aCer icon, auf4rnrainert tie
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fon rrerten.
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tet Ccrteit ma hen itneutartatAncontert ant mit allot Ibriltri tre
eminiatm Vni.irr.ttf mint immli to Chtctintri rcn inandeffer •
ebrlnite unt, err lairelitket Yeurchi, trainot nub renicirt her..
MESSRS. LAMONI) and Co., railway share
anettoneers, reepectfully Dec to Inform their friend+ and the
public, that thee continuo daily to HUY and dIgLL all dcimptlons of
RAILWAY SHARES, debenturett.T.niiih and foreign Ando, mining
maxi! other share. and property. Hewns. L and Co. a/wt further an-
trum.° that their public sale of railway shares takes place every Wed-
neohty at 1 o'clock, at the Hall of Commerce, Thresdnoedleytrect. Lon-
don ; to their nateee at which place all favours are requorted to be wi-
drarod—Thicalneedlowtrcet, London, Jan. I, 184:4.
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W7'. COPELANI) respectfully announces to
• the nobility, gentaT, and public that hew ill omtlnue diveolne
oI hin remaining Work of PORCEIA TN, EARTHENWARE, and
GLArSat en aril reduced Nicer, Loth &trim: the p. rind of the public
talc,nel the interrthi between their recurrence, until the alteration.
are completed In bin new warehouoce, lately OZTOpied S. the Royal Nary
Club bonne, In Nowdetreef_
portugal-Areet. and 37, Lincoln'. inwfiel•l4, March 13, 154 a.

FENCH CAFETIERES, from Is. cach.—WIL-
IAM ft. BURTON date Rippon and litutoid Is enabled to offer
the %Acne *Akita, at the following extremely tow price,-1 cop. ;
9 Cu*, Is. 3d. ; 4 ditto. 3d.. te.—W. 8. BU RTONB (late Nippon
end Burton s) kook of general fornixbing ironmongery is literally the
hugest in the world, and as no language can be employed to glee a cor-
rect idea of its rartety and extent, porchseers ere invited to call and
Inspect it..-39. Oxfordetreet corner of Newrann.streeo. London.—
Established In Rellsetreet, 1820.

FENDERS, STOVES, and FIREIRONS.—A rich i
'red scroll fender with steel bar, 10a. 6d. ; iron fanders,4, 6d. ;
treated ditto. and fitted with standards, ; kitchen fenders. 4s. 6d. ;
black reghter gores, 2 feet, 16s. ; 3 feet, Areirone for bedroom*,
Is. 6d. ; ditto fur better rooms, 4e. ; •handsome ditto with cut heads,
6a64. ; newest ',littera ditto, with elegant bronzed had., las. 61. An
ext.:noire olwant swertment of tho above, as well as general tree-
mom wry, which car.not be excelled in pric, or quality. ;tinny. on stk. et
the 41eila.I1-In,ent of F ILLI.III It1:111A 11 iforottrly Avert. lien-
ham and 6.0 ertablisberi Si, lilackfriar.road, teurref ride of
glackftiars Midge. _ _

°LEM( AND SOFT SKIN.-ItOWLAND'S
ALVDOR. eminently bid.aralc, restorative, and hwigorntine. to
!wally celebrated for stall in epplication ea for unfailing efficacy to
thoroughly I,crifying the skin from all pimple.. spot+, blotches, freckke,
Ho, and dl. ~'rations producing a healthy fruhinne and tranunrcery
of complexion, and a wanner and del any of the dandy. runts, and neck.
Price 4e 6.1 and do. id per bottle. Beware of our.. K ALI-
DORS. containing mineral astringent., utterly !ninon, to the col nplexioa.
sad nWeb, by their repellent salon. endanger laceith. ihtch bottle of
the ROMlthe its. the needs " Rowlend'a Kalydor 'on the •ITKVS T. sold
by A. ROW LIN end BON, 10. Hattongarden, Landon, and by all
climbs" and perfumers.
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NSW WORK BY BOZ.
On the 31st Inst. wiR be published
wing . ',rice
the wo 2e.,rk Number, xix. end XL,
ow ,
DEALINGS Willi TILE FIRM OF DOMBEY
AND RON, Wholetale, Retail- and for Szpwtatlon. By
Cttaeu DIMIIP. With Illuetratiens by Maurer K. Blow.
Landon: Rradtary and Sire. 11. Itnneertentreet. Fleenetreet
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The l illowinst works wilt be publiehed ow the 3lst
VANITY FAIR.-PEN AND PENCIL SKETCHES
ny Esetieir Sectary. No. XVI. By W. M. TRACICRIUT ITit
marlo. With numerous Illustrations. Price Ss Thie wink will bo
eeroyieteil m Eistiteen or Twimity Numbers
DOLOLAS JERROLD'S IGHLLINO MAGAZINE. No. ICL
PUN 011; or. TUE LOIDON CUAILIVARI. Part LXXXI.
Pilletdl4on.: Publishes/ abbe " Punch °Mee. 86. IrMeSgtaret.

meeting of the electoral committee of Leon on the
21st, in which the leader of the late opposition de-
clares that, without imposing his caadidateship on the
electors, he does not declioe the honour or the duty of
placing his talents, information, and experience at the
service of his country.
Napoleon Bonaparte, son of Prince Jerome, has of-
fered himself as a candidate for the representation of
Corsica.
The arming of the national guard, as that body
is re-constructed by the laws proclaimed by the Pro-
visional Government, proceeds with activity. It ap-
pears by a report of the Minister of War, founded on
the inventories of the various arsenals, that there are
at present disposable for this purpose about half a
million of muskets and swords, which, united with
those already distributed in 1830, will form a total of
1,500,000 arms.
By a decree of tke Provisional Government, dated
yesterday, the elections for the constituent assembly
are postponed from the 9th to the 23rd April. The
day for the session of the assembly to commence is
fixed for the 4th May.
Another decree of yesterday states that the Bank
of France and its branches, which have hitherto been
limited to accept deposits of stock as guarantry for
, discounting bills with two signatures, may hence-
! forward accept merchandise stored in government

warehouses.
A meeting of workmen, representing the men em-
ployed by. Messrs. I)erosne and Cail, the eminent
steam-engine and machine-makers, was held at the
Luxembourg on Saturday morning. A long discus-
sion took piece on the provisional system to be adopted
for the immediate resumption of work. It was re-
solved that—
The workmen of Messrs Demme and Call form amongst
themselves an association based on the priseiple that, if ,t
should happen that the mass of work to be executed should
not be equal to the number of men employed, it should be
divided among thcm in such a manner that none should be
deprived of the means of earning their bread. The work-
men themselves shall determine which of the two following
ries= oTteZ,. ~h„agile.thaniuctrthe best—eitherprofitsat an equality
same orth ae
division of the profits only. The commissary, the commis-
sion, and the =guise:, shall lay down the beam of a datini.
nitive system to be adopted on the principle that it is of the
highest importance that the provisional system shall be got
rid of as soon as possible.
This proposition was signed by the parties interested,
and approved of by M. Louis Blanc. At the meeting
it was decided that MM. Louis Blanc and Albert
should attend the general meeting of the workmen
on the Quai de Billy. They did so, and the former
addressed the meeting, and explained to the men the
advantages of association founded on the sentiments
of fraternity.

The Landgrave of Hesse Homberg has abdicated
in favour of the Grand Duke of Hesse Darmstadt.
We hear from Berne, 23rd March, the four batta-
lions
charged to occupy the canton of Uri, had
marched to compel the delivery of the protocols and
government documents of the ex-Sonderbund ; when ,
the Uranians, fearing the consequences, de-
cided
to deliver them. By these the cos-
spiracy againd the integrity of the federation will
be publicly knew n sinco the federal directory has
stated that it will specially eommunioate their contents
to the state. The details of the measures taken by
the absolutist governments, and by M. Guizot in
particular, will be curious.
The committee fur revision of the pact have pro-
posed a counsel of representatives to be elected by the
people, in the proportion of one deputy for 20,000
souls, a diet representing the 22 cantons, a federal
council, and a federal tribunal.
The elections for Neufchatel are finished. All the
returns were not made, but the Republican party
would have the preponderance in the new chamber.
Of 89 elections 85 were already made, in all of which
the elected were Republican. with the exception of
La Sague, which has re-elected its three deputies,
and Valangin, in which one was doubtful.

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