The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-11 00:00:00

PUBLIC SALES.

Jcse 10.—By Mr. HENRY HAINBP, at Garraway's.--
Lease, with possession, of the R•iyal Standard wine vaults
and grounds, Sheph rdem-walk, City-road, held for 47 years
at 441. per annum; a private house let ctl for 201. per as
num—knocked dawn for 3,8001.
The City of York, public-house, Meic'er-lane, King's-
crops, near the intended terminus of the Gr.at Nur:hers
'WI way, held for nearly 100 yearr_ at a moderate rental—

Mr. LLGOOD, at the Mart—A residence, 9. Chester-ter-
race, Regent's-park, lately let for 2201. per annum, held for
71 years at 61.-1,9201.
Two houses, G 1 and Go, Co-dnit-street, Regent-street, pro-
dtt,:ing 2001. per annum net, held of the City of London, re-
newable ivory 14 year. for ever-1,9001.
Cosenmsker's premises, 1, Beaumont-street, Marylebone,
let for 1001. per annum, had for 24 years at one 'haling-
-6101.

Tara houscs, 4 and 5, Park4erran, Regent'e-puk, annual
value 7,51., terra 71 Jean at 401.-1,0101.
Four freehold cottages, Grove Cottages, George-place,
Llolloway-7101.

Leaseield house, 4, Albion road west, Stoke Newington,
let for 331 per annum, held for 714 years at 71.-3551.
Leasehold house, 11, 'loyal Avenue-terrace, Chelsea, ma-
nual value 6.21 , term PO yeus at 11.-5001.
Leasehold house, 6, Li on-terrace, Maideehig, let on lease
for 421., term 591 years, at 61-5:01.
A ditto, 7. Lyou-tenaee, and other premiscs, annual value
791., term 591 years, at 1;1-770!.
Ten 251. shares in the Aled,esl, L^gal, and iseuerel Life
luta:ince Society, 51. paid-601.

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.

The State of the Weather at
Nine o'clock yesterday
ttrranne.l in order of latitac
_ .
NABIO of Flu*. I C°,4rein..°l

TVZSDAT, Inn 11, 1830.
each of the following pleas at
morning. The stations are

Wind.

State of We+tleer.

Calm
Gentle Breeze
Gentle Breeze
Calm
Gentle Breeze
Calm
al.
Calm
Ught Mrs
lru

Gentle Breeze
Gentle Breeze
Gentle Breeze
Gentle Breeze
Ca:nt

Gently Breeze
Gentle Breeze
Gentle tweeze
Gentle Breeze
Gentle Breese
Gentle Breeze
Gentle Breeze
Strong Breeze
Gentle Breeze
Gentle Breeze
Gentle Breeze
Strong Breeze
Strong Breeze
Strong Breeze

THIS DAY. Nowt.
Course el WILL Strength of Wind. State of Weather.
W. Gentle Weems. Flue.

The returns frost the following places did not reach this
office in time tor publication yesterday ; they therefore
indicate the state of the w: ether on Saturday morning at
nine o'clock.

FOOL[ N. Gentle Breese P.trtully
Ilairrutro It. N.W. I Strong Breese I Partially Cloudy
Ihrnnss N.W. ()calk Breese Partially Cloudy

DESTRTCTITE FIRE AT BRISTOL.—One of the
most serious conflagration. that has occurred in that city for
some time broke out at liristol on Sunday last upon th•
premises of Mr. Stone, pawnbroker and silversmith, St.
James's Churchyard, Parade, end, as the premises are closely
contiguous to the parith chinch of S:. James's, being only
separated from it by a party wall, the most alarming appre-
hensions were felt for the safety of that (thrice. The tire
was first discovered soon after three o'clock, and an alarm
being immediately given and messengers dispatched to the
poliec-station and the different fire-elllees, the engines be-
lunging to those establishments were brought to the spot
with all possible dispatch. The premises Mink very old,
the tire spread with great rapidity, speedily enveloping them
in a masa of flames ; indeed, so rapid was the progress of
the fire that some of the members of Mr. Stone's family,
who were in the upper rooms of the house, haul to be
rescued with the aid of the lire-escape. The firemen
directed their effixte to the preservation et the church
and of a front shop of the premises, in which
was a good deal of plate and a valuable stack
of watches, jewellery, &a. Happily these efforts proved
sucesseful, and the roof falling in at seven o'clock the 100
was confined to the warehouse, and to an extensive collection
of pawns, and a large and valuable stock of cloths and arti-
cles of clothing. The promisee were insured in the Imperial
Cities, and the stock of Mr.l3tone(whieh was of several thou-
sand pounds value) in the Norwich Union Oak.; but the
pawners of the various goods will unfortunately be large
tesere by the fire, as the law throws the luso on them.
'Fug HERREJRD FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY is
ohm an 'middy, amid favourable omens on all sides. Steps
lad to be immediately Wien for the purchass of land.—
Hertford 2Viwo.