The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-18 00:00:00

efkLCUTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope
lej and Madras--MONTHLY STEAM COM M UNICATION
between LONDON and INDIA by the magnificent leek at
steamers belonging to the EAST INDIA and LONDON SHIP-
NMI COMPANY ilAntlted).—The well-known clipper auxiliary
steamship GOLDEN FLEECE, 2,;6S tons, 360-horse power, will
leave the Victoria (London, 16 irks on the 13th December, em-
barking passengers at and leaving Gravesend on the 15th Decem-
ber, for Calcutta, calling at the cape of Good Hope and Madras.
This magnificent ship, built expressly for the India trade, has
been thoroughly retitled, has tirstvate accommodation for parr
sengen, and will carry an experienced surgeon, also a stew
The average paryte of the last live steamers has been 73 days
9 hours to liadrrs, and the Hydaepes made the voyage In
66 days, being the shortest on record.—For freight or. passage j
LA apply to GRIND and Co., 66, Parliamencstreet. W., the
brokers, ALFRED BRI,TT and Co., 150, Leadenhall-street,
or at the OFFICES of the COMPANY, 9, Mincing-lane, E.C. ; I
when also applications for appointments aa midshipmen in this
Novice should be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary.
lest India and London Shipping Company (Limited,,
9, Mincing-lane, EC.

BOMBAY Direct (with immediate despatch), the
magnificent high-classed clipper skip RAJAH OF COCHIN,
A 1 14 years. 1.007 tons register, DAVID CUMMING, eons.
inauder ; loading in the East India Docks TVs splendid vessel
Is the finest ship on the berth, aud offers an unequalled oppor'
Dinky to shippers of tine goods,—Apply to OELLATLY, IiAN-
%KY, sud SEWELL, 27, Leadenbanatreet, Re.

BOMBAY Direct (to follow the Rajah of Cochin),
the eptelalla clipper tidy MORAYSIIIIM A I If pan,
Tsr tens resistr, JOSEPH MATRICES, Consesader, leadft la
Um East India Docks Ras beautiful aceotozoodatios for
Levon
id—Apply teet. o OBLLATLY, HAWKEY, sad
eultallatr

To oiling count= 101 da. -..---
IVEEKLY STEAM COMMIJNIUATION to
NEW YORK Direct.—TM lays:tram, NISW YORK,
and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY Intend despatch-
ing their full-powered Clyde•built Don gene* fiteamahlps. calling
at Queenstown to embark and despatch... as follows
WIRKLY FROM VI L FOR NEW YORIC.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Wednesday, Nov. 19.
KANGAROO, Wednesday Nov. 28.
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wednesday. Dec. 3.
Cahn And every succeeding Wainesda .
Passags. 15, 17, and la guineas, aocsw llng to the wow-
['iodation. Forward pumice, 8 galena, including all prometone
rooked. Passengers for Canada, the United States, and British
Columbia, booked through on very advantageous terms—For
ttutber particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 31, Water-street,
00.
Liverpool, or to 111+11 and ILiCilt. 81. King Williamatreet,

RIVER TYNE IMPROVEMENT.-
(Regulation, Purchase, and Employment of Steam Ves-
tals—Application of Tyne Improvement Fund—Amendment of
Acta)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that APPLICATION is in-
tended to be made to PARLIAMENT for leave to bring In a BILL
for the following purposes, or some of them, that is to my:
To enable the Tyne Improvement Commissioners to regulate
the speed and the hours and them of departure, of the use at
landage places by, and the rates and fares of the passenger
steam vessels pi)ing on the Tyne.
To enable the 14 tic Improvement Commissioners to regu-
late the use and the rates to be charged la respect of
the vteam•vessels used for towing vessels In or upon the
River Tyne, and any docks now made snot hereafter to be
made In or In connexion with the said river, and to anal
from the sea, and to charge rates or dam on steam-vessels enter-
ing docks belonging to the said commissioners. and also to
enable the Tyne Improvement Commissioners to build, purchase,
and hire, and maintain, use, and employ, steam•veuels for the
purpos •of towing vessels in or upon the River Tyne and any
docks now matte and hereafter to he made In or in connexion
with the said river : and to and from the sea, and to apply for
that purpna the Tyne Improvement fund, and to charge and
receive dues and rates in respect of such last-mentioned steam-
vessels.

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sad Is proposed by the said bill, so tar as shall be necessary
for the purpose,' aforesaid, to alter, amend, and extend the pro-
vision, of the several acts hereinafter mentioned—that is to my,
The Tine Improvement Act, 1550, The Tyne Improvement Act,
18:lf. The Tyne Improvement Act, 1857, Ths Tyne Improvement
Act, Ink., and The Tyne Improvement Act, 1501, or some of
them

wake is hereby further given, that, oa or before the lard
day of December next, printed copies of the said intended hill
vitt be deposited in the Private Bill Office of the House of Corn-
MOM

Dated this 14th day of November, Ifird.
J. aad M. CLAYTON,

-I;licibis for the bill.

SAINT LUKE'S (MIDDLESEX) WORK-
HOUSE and VISSTRY-MALL—(Powers of Arrangement
between Vestry and Guardians of Saint Luke's, Middlesex, for
erection of Vestry-bail; Repeal of certain Restrictions; Work-
house and premises to be In Pariah of Saint Luke . Amendment
of Arts )

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that APPLICATION le In.
tended to be made to PARLIAMENT In the ensuing session for
leave to bring in • BILL for all or some of the following pur-
poses ;that is to nay.:
To authorise the vestry of the parish of Saint Luke, Middlesex,
and the guardians of the pour of that parish, to enter into end
carry into effect agreements and arrangements as to the erec-
tion, maintenance, and use of a vestry•hall, offices, and other
buildings, upon a portion of the land now enclosed within the
boundary wall of the workhouse belonging te that parish, &Mlle
tine ou and near the City-road, or forming part of the premises
occupied by the said guardians in connexion with the said work.
house and to enable the said veatry and guardian respectively
to erect mid provide such vestry-hall, offices, and buildings, and
to charge their respective rates or funds with any rums of money
required for such purposes, or for any other object or purpose of
the idld and to raise money in such manner an may be prescribed
In or aothortied by the bill, or to confirm by the bill any such
agreements or arrangements.
To repeal so far as relates to the said Intended vestry-halt and
the buildings connected therewith the provisions and centric.
tines contained In the act 7 Geo. IV., cap. 142, with respect to
the erection of buildings within a certain distance of the City.
road.

To provide and declare that the said workhouse, vestry-hall,
and others and buildings connected therewith respectively, and
the lands and premiers belonging to or occupied by the said
guardians, and appertaining to or occupied with the said work-
house,and enclosed within the boundary wall or fence of the
workhouse, or adjacent thereto, and now belonging to or occu-
pied by the said guardians, shall henceforth be transferred to
and be within and form part of the pariah of St. Luke. and mit
within or part of the pariah of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, and
for sorb purpose to alter the boundaries of the said pariehes
of saint Luke and Saint Leonard, Shoreditch, respectively, and
to exempt the said guardians and vestry, and the laodo and
buildings so transferred, from all parochial and other local
rates, totes, and stuns of money, now or hereafter payable,
within the parish of Saint Leonard, Shoreditch, whether to the
Vestry, guardians of the poor, or other bodies or local authori-
ties within such lastmenttmed parish.
To enable the said guardians and vestry of the parish of Saint
Lake to purchase the fee simple of the Lords, buildings, and he-
reditament' now used as or in connexion with the said work-
bowie.

-To alter,
amend. repeal, and enlarge, so far as needful, some
of the proviskoss of the act 48 (to.rge HI., cap. 97, relating to
the poor of the said parish of Saint Luke ; 13 George 111., cap.
112, relating to the poor of the parish of fialot Leonard,
Monatlich ; the said act 7 George 1%., cap. 111. relating to the
turnpike roads north of the Thames: the Metropolis Local )la.
segment Acts. via, : 18 and 19 Victoria, cap. 120: 19 and 20
V ktoria, cap. 112; 20 and 26 Victoria. cap. 102, and any of the
acts referred to In the beforernentioned acts, or any of them,
Or relating to or affecting the matters aforesaid.
Printed copies of the Intended bill will, on or before the 23rd
day of Decemler next, be deposited In the Private Billwece of
the Hours. of CoMMOOS.

Dated this nth day et November, Mt
JOHN FAISON, Vestry Clerk.

_TORN HUMAN, Deoemed.—Pursuant to the
RP Act of Parliament. Itnti and Zed Victoria. cap. 95. Intl.
toted •i An Act to further amend the Law of Property, and to
relieve Trustees." NOTICE Id HEREBY GIVEN that all PRE-
P! it and other persons having any CLA IMS or demands upon
or against the k.SrATE of JOHN ROMAN, late of Inkhorn, in
the comity of Cambridge, farmer, deceased, who died on
the ISth day of January, HMI, at !althorn aforesaid,
and whitie will was proved on the 27th day of May. Is 1,
in the District Registry of Peterborough by Nathaniel
flarlock Unman and D Minim Human, both of latching'
aforesaid, farmers, the executors named in the said will, are
Iterrhy required, I'n or before the 31st day of December, lion, to
send the particulars of their respective claims or demands to
the said executer,, at the Once of Messrs. J. and J. Read, of
MildenhalL In the county of nuffoilt. solicitors, *lnd that the
said executor, will, on or after the said 11st day of December,
Par!, proceed to distribute the webs of the said John Human,
&armed, among the parties entitled thereto, having n Irani
only to the claims nr demands of which the said executors
shall then have had notice.
Dated this 15th dry of November, Iflet.
J. and J. REAL, Mlidenhall, &Others.

WINTER SEASON at HOMBURG BATHS.
HOMBCRO offers to the visitor, during the winter
season. all the convenlenses and attractionsof larger towns. The
magnificent casino. which to open throughout the year. contains
a variety of spacious and splendidly decorated apartments, a
grand saloon for halls sad concerts, a superb dining room and
comfortable divan, a roomy and web-furnished reudingroorn,
bbendly and punctually supplied with German, F.nallsh,
French, Italian, RUISIMI, Polish, Belgian, and Butch journals.
The banks of trente-et-iinarante and roulette are daily ..pen, on
term. more advantageous to theplayer than are the former
has I•lit the half refait, a d the latter only one sera. The daily
venture of the trenteet-quarante bank la twelve thousand pounds,
and the rrutvininni slake la four hundred anti eighty pounds.
The refreshment department of the casino la under the super.
Intendence of N. Cheret, the celebrated Parisian restaurateur.
The superior orchevtra of Mewl. Bartle and Koch performs
to the grand ball-room every evening. Concerts, balls,
and other festivities arc rcll. regulated and frequent, and
are varied by the representations Kim. two or three
times a week, in the French vaudeville theatre.
The extensive preserves of the directors abound In red-deer,
LT. hartes, and feathered game. The new railway has almost
. Homburg Baths to the outskirts of Frankfort. There
are fourteen trains a day, to or fro, the lest as late as eleven
eclat. As the Journey occupies only half an hour, the amuse-
ments of Frank ort are within easy reach. Visitors in Hoot-
hunt may get to and
In twelve hours, to Berlin in fifteen. to
hris Is sixteen, and to London in twenty-fouz, so eicelkait Is
the Intercommunication by rail.

ANEVER FAILING REMEDY.
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be found Invaluable to all who suffer from and liver eom-
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Oes.dte. For habitual coetlvenem mafamily aperient medicine.
and as *miner of the blood, they are truly excellent : mild In
Their operation and grateful to the stomach they create appetite.
their digestion, and atrenirthen the whole nervous system.—
r'ehl W. larebevt, 8, King Williamtit., Charlng.croex, and by
.r°"" ~,Inittiets, In boxes, le. led. and Pa ad. Be sure to ask
r . Scott's Bilious mid Liver Pills. The genuine are • square
green package, with " W Illiam Lambert" engraved on the stamp.