The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-28 00:00:00

PUBLIC SALES.

Jost 27.—8 p Mr W. H. Ilawyrr, at the Mart.—Free.
hold residence, lb, Lawrence Yountneyslazie, let for 631. per
mono—cold for 1,22 W.
Lukash°ld residence, 5.5, Upper Berk•lry-street, Portmsn-
square, let tur 10,31 per annum; held for 38 lean, itlol. 10s.
—BBOl

Freehold premiees, 11, Grocers' Hall court, Poultry, kt
for 551. per annum—b6ol.
Freehold residence, garden, and offices, let for 601 per
annum; land tax redeemed-70W.
Messrs. Kooks and TEMPLII, at the klart.—Three
leua-
hold house*, Hall-street, Coy-road, let for 951. per annum ;
held for 91 years, at 110.-6251
Pair of villa residences, Marlborough villas, Hackney, let
for 1001 ; term 95 years, at 131.
Intended public house called the Doke of Marlborouth,
Ric •moud-road, Hackney; h hi for 95 years, at 151.-1,0001.
Freehold house and baker's premises, li•eat litaughtoo,
Hentined.inshire, with two *ores of land-664.

Mr. RUBINS. at the /Ctn.—Four hauler, 3 to 6, Way.
mouth-terrace, Ilickoty -road. producing 1241. par annum;
held for 63 years, at 151.-1,2&51
. .

Fire bowies, 12 to 16, Weymoutb-terrace, producing 1271.
per annum; term 65 years, at 171 10. —1,2251.
Four house, 23 to 26, Weymouth-terrace, producing 1041.
per annum; term 63 year., at 141.-9301.
Fuur bower, 27 to 30, Weymouth terrace, producing 1041.
per aunum, held fur 63 years at 121 10. —l,OOOl.
Lessen..ld baker's shop, 7, Weymouth-:ertaco, let for
361., held ter 63 years at 21. 10..-3,5C1...

Menrs. Fuihsit and Homier, the Mart.—Two boosts,
66 end 66, Brudenekelatw, New North•roed, producing 701.
per annum, 12144110 t 68 yean at 121. 12. —6OOl.
Mr. MULLAH, at Oarraway's.—The Queen public-house,
ghat. stre.t Westboarne-terrace, Paddington, term hi
years st 841.:-sold for 2,6h01.
Mr. JnetitNe, at Garrawarc—lnaproved rent of 301. per
annum, enured for 69 yeses from 1824, upon stabling,
Brick street, 2904
Two houses, Heyward'.-place, Old lient•road, let for
481., term 64 years from 1821-2001.
Mr. F. CHINNOCIL, at the Mart.—Two houses, 13 and 14,
Ledhory terrace, liensioitton Park, let for 1471. 10e., held
for 93 pens at 24&-1,0001.
Three boom, 8,9, 10, Blornfteld-terrace, Paddington, let
for 2001. per annual, held for 92f years, at 301.-1.9301.
Means. F THIS and Co., at Ci.rraway's.—Free•
hold es.ate, called Wick•honse, in the Vale of Biresham,
Worcestershire, with 200 ecru of land, part let, at from
31. 12s. to 41. per act*. The late promo tor is rated to have
lived 70 years on the property—bought in for 23,9601.
One. fourth pert of businees premises, 8), Cambial, pro-
ducing 1501. per suntn—sold for 1.5201.
The advowson and next presentation to the vicarage of
Tenbnry, Worcestenbire, of the estimated annual value of
8691., present incumbent 81 years of age—bought in for
6,8001.

The advowson and nest presentation to the triennia of
Arnnby, Leierster, annual value 1251., present incumbent
81 year of ege—boaght in for 6001.

SHARK Flamm:l.—Oa Thursday last, Mr. Rad-1
more, of Plymouth, and a friend, while fishing on the
whiting ground, about three miles inside the Kloystone, in
a yseht, hooked a bottle nosed shark, about 30 inc es long,
winch he secured without much difficulty. In a short time
afterwards. a tremendous pull on one of the linm indicated
that another ugly customer had taken the hook ; and after
three-quarters of an hour's play, it it might be so called—but
more correctly speaking it should be termed hard work—a
monster sheik, of the blue species, was brough., by the ex-
cellent management and extended patience of these gentle-
men, M the edge of the water, almost in an elheueted state ;
a bight of a rope was then slung just within its tail, and it
was safely got labs the boat. It measured 6 feet 2 inches
in length, and weighed about 601bs. What renders the fact
of such a large fish being taken under such circumstances
more extraordinary is, that the 'jeer in use was of a fine di-
sci ipt ion, simply adapted for whiting fishing.

SOCIETY Or DANCERS.—Yesterday the general
meetly, of the Provident Society of Dancers and Teachers of
Dancing was held in the saloon of the Theatre Royal Hay-
market, J. Byrn, Esq , in the chair. The minutee and
promedioge of the last meeting having been read and con-
firmed, the Secretary read the report, whi, b, in effect,
stated that the society, though still young, had received the
support of Rome of the most influential and talented pro-
fessors of dancing, both native and foreign. The affairs of
the society progress steadily, if not as rapidly as could be
wished, towards the attainment of its object—the raising a
fund for supporting aged and infirm dancers, should they
unfortunately need its assistaam. Appeadsd to the report
' was a statement of the s ei. Ws income and expenditure
for the feat year. The Chairman then addressed the meet-
ing, forcibly urging upon the attention of all present the
benefits conferred upon the aged dancer by this society,
society not confined to natives of England, but which
admitted all members of the profession. The report having
been seconded, was unanimously adored. Tee following
resolution was then proposed and carried unanimously :
" That the thanks of the meeting be given to B Webster,
, lessee of this theatre, for his kindness ie granting the
society the use of the sakes." • vote of thanks to the
Chairman terminated this proceedings.

[Advertimenent ]-14is TEETH AND GENERAL
Etasbra.-11 nay fairly be said, the elate of the Teeth (beyond' greatly
upon estate of the bodily heath, and the elate of the bodily heslth
deyends greatly upset the state of the Teeth. The Ilonioupathle
mind* of Infinitesimal doom le all awes of weakness and nee.
yourner, to no doubt the riled one, as nature is not then over.
powered but named. The United Destirts' Tooth Powder carries
this out to Re utmost extent, as wale of the most strenetheelei
amides he the Matteis Medico are contained in 1., and • small
yarn= being gradually &beached every day, not only atteneltem
the guns; bet the whole aystenx It likewise thoroughly cleanses
the teeth, greduellgibiresocing the tarter. punt.. the hte*.th
thereby preventing and west( wieldy in both mouth
nesnach.—Addrem Rom lon% 119 and 190, ktedleyegamatreet,
Landes.

[AdMeriiaPHieritiLTalitit or A DISORDIULHD Wro-
MACE, WILAINSIS. ASP DISIIIJTT, ST HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Mr. Illiensio, of Stornoway, sr itred oilisor, who loot sprot many
years la warm dimatee, was affected with a disordered samathuisch-
pelUale, aad the &or °complaint, which completely debilitated hi sys-
tem. In his emdemoun to otamate his nocaltadat, ho visited the
'cations watering *eon, and obtained the @dries of almost every Hu-
toren phytiolem Mebrity, without eaprriendsp Mier. Undor
tome altemmetsame, Holloware l'We were me onnwoykd to him, and,
to theeelanishmand of ail who had witnessed his previous se=
la• is reslond be the most boom% health by paw through •
°OWN al CIO beastdmabie smatillme.—Hoid by all druggist; mad at
PsoMsemainlietware tilsond. hoodoos.