The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-21 00:00:00

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direction' for what reotoration to health and vigenr, ifs melt
artlessly are years' successful practice in the treatessiat of those
'scalier worms sad aoguired diseases which toad to enbitter
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die Mellott el meat. seicevtor, or
London Maas.- sad riffisle• onerous.

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ATREATISE on DISEASES of the RECtIIM,
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PIA INACIIITICaL Soctrrr or Gun Brxrenr.—
The follow* peerteens• port the maga easminetion so
the 305 b Noe. as plimmeemerteal abousiste :—Jebn Milken
Coke, Omeberemell • Jahn IL Ossego, Memeelle Malys ;
Jobe Wm. Terselr;y, Orentinat ; .lemse Spendes, South-
=lit or Ma. FRIDIORPOR DAVIII.—A irtegram
wee repeived at the 0104•4•■•• en ?as.day .se
hem Italy, easouecies this death of Mr. lemiwkik Devise,
at Pka. This gestionma bald the imperil& gest of
esemnitbee ilea to the Board of (keleene, mrt bed Mos
deputed a few weeks since to premed on a mission to
Daly, to collect isformatios for the gemeninent in respect
to tl. meeker *sem end therestess of wises, the pee-
dew of that may. Perthedeen of UN area of blo dm&
have art as yet been received: bee it appears that •
hiker from bile bed some to the ertherlties withia the
get few days, and themes ho referred Is his being scaserty
able to write limn tbo effects of Mmes. Hie handwriting
being eirangely different from his opWr. IM &ea
of Comma, with praiseworthy ehremed
Wigan' to be seat to the neared semeel, expose•
sive el their appreheasioes, and requesting Ma emery
.ad
• Mould he made comernieg Mr. Dayton MAIM aad
safety. The telegnene, is reply. states that be died at Pisa
en Friday hag. Ms. Devise, who was in Yee grime of life,
was • very seas= sad istallagent officer, sad kb adds
sisessse has sewed the stases 0000ern sod reason to the
beads of the service, aid to his co/leagues, by whim Ms ices
to deeply dertered.—Herold.
ADNIssioN or Sou/mom —The blaster of the
Balk bee ampoieted Monday, November 23, et the Rolla
Port. Cbassery•lano. at 4 o'clock is the eftessoon, for
wear* ertinitera. Ivory pima dames ef beteg sworn
mns• some bis roamer kw edmissies, or bie efeete of
realise larks ennent year, at lbe flemenery'idelles,
peed, Cbeeeiry•kee, en et before Saturday aext, Nov. It
The papas of them Fellow who mime be &chalked al
..meson law till He ha day of VIM will be received at
the Ssesermsy's am up to 12 o'clock is that day, after
whisk Woo so pnpme MIR be maim& The days ap•
pointed to the edmfleirs of attoneys in the Court of
e.rteee's Ikea me Saturday, November td, and Moseley,
November 31.

SI PIO V Lill AOCI DIET. —NAitsow ESCAPE —A
very 'ingots/ ambient occurred at Mr. Mallets's, Enrich
MlUs, Mina. on Temeilay, and from it. nature, it seem
quite provideetial that the parties is the room at
the time of the accident misped death. Mr. Mallet&
sad his family, we believe, were wit down at break-
feet whee maddest. the stove boiler. of the realm"
kiwi, coeneetad with a tank at the top of the booms,
bunt with peat violveee. From Mt to 60 posed. of
iron were dashed nu the breakfast table • a plate-reek,
eight feet high, was smashed to gime • all the window
of the room blow. completely out.' The servant
girl, who was bas the room at the time, was severely scalded
sad cut about the metith ; her teeth were loosened, and one
of them was kacelted att. ette was immediately removed
M the Deems sad Let* ifeeptal, where, we hear, she is
pregnsaleg favessably. The esly reasoo that can be as-
serted far the ambient, is the supposition that the pipe
connected with the teak mast have been frozen. A similar
widest, we remember, occurred at Leeds about twelve
mouths eines—in that case, however, the result was
fatal, three lives having bean sacrilioed.—Droon Weekly
Time..

STSANOI ADVENTURII OF A YOUNG LADY.—
Daring me el the seamiest sights of h.s week, a yang
lady, whose name is of course withheld, residing in the vici-
nity of York, lett her home under the following straage air.
enmelancee :--The family retired to rest as usual, and in
the monolog the daughter in question was missing and could
Ist be found. It subsequently appeared that she had got
up and left the house is nothing but her night-dress, and
in that state bad travelled on foot some four or five miles
, towards York. Next day she was found by some men,
laid under a hedge, and partly covered with grass and
leaves, almost starved to death, and as nearly Si possible in
a stale of nadity. She received what attention was then
possible, and was parried to the asarert farm-house, where
she was planed la blanket% sad Mew remedial msesures
were adepled. Aber a bps, el erne lbw she was able to
11Pla. sod law arm sod wide= were discovered.
After a little time aim was Mused to her friends. The
yams lady is maid to bea esemerobtilist.—Hall Herald
°minim or rill EIZYUIN VALLEY RAILWAY.—
OI
117 a spiral train belonging to the West Midland
cenveyed the officials of the several own-
mire with the line over the sowly-emelrected
saws, Bartlebary to Shrewsbury and back. The
Wimaiitgniesil the highest approval of the asbelantial and
inmost in which the work had bees executed, and
soolder the Mae in the most satisfactory condition for
Mlle, the return journey being performed at 'sprees
=TM day for the opening to the public is Dot yet
d opus, Mt that it will be in the PM week cd the
•
emu* month is mast probable.

The Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 20.
Her Majeaty'a (Huber party yeetterday tut:laded
the Prinown Alias, Lady Augusta Bruce, the Dean of
Windsor, the Rm. Mrs. T. M. Biddulp4, Major Elphia-
stone, R. E., and the Right Hoo. Sri G. C. Lewis, who
arrived in the afternoon °ea visit.

The Queen and Prince Consort, with the Princess Alice,
rode out on horseback this morning, attended by the Hon.
Emily Cathcart, IlLajor-General Seymour, the Hon. Colonel
A. Hardie's.. and the Hon. Colonel A. LiddelL
Princess Helena rode in the riding hones.
Printer Louise took a terrine drive.
Prime Arthur rods out on horseback yesterday afternoon,
attended by Major Elphinstone.

The Queen held a Privy Council at three o'clock to-day.
Present--The Priem Cowart, Earl Granville, the Duke of
Argyll, Viscount Palmerston, the Duke of Newcastle, the
Right Hon. Sir G. C. Lewis, the Duke of Somerset, the
Right Hon. T. Miler Gilmore, sod the Right Hon. C. P.
Villiers.
Her Majesty having been pleased to appoint the Most
Noble Edward Duke of Somerset to be Lord. Lieutenant of
the county of Derma, his grace took the customary oaths.
The Right Hoe. Francis Fart Cowper was sworn Lord.
Lieutenant of the county of Bedford.
The Right Hon. Benjamin Lord Weever was sworn Lord•
Lieutenant of the county of Monmouth.
Mr. Helps, the clerk to the Privy Council, attended.
Her Majesty gave audiences to the Duke of Somerset,
Viscount Palmerston, mid Earl Granville.
Niel Fortes's, hulas audience of the Queen, and deli-
vered to her Majesty the Insignia of the Order of the
Carter worn by his late father.
Vincent Torrington and Colonel the Hon. A. Liddell
were the Lord and Groom in Waiting.

Vieseset Paimenikes, the Dukes of Sousenst sad New-
emilis. Lords Granville, Portman*, Cowper, and IJamovor,
the Right Hoe. T. Milner °item, and the Right Hon.
C. P. Villiers, travelled to Windsor by a special train no the
Omni Widen Railway yesierdsy. to attend the Privy
Cowed held by the gases. The Min Wars left the WU,
soon after four o'clock, and returned to the Paddington ter.
mires by a special train.
A meeting of the Finance Committee of the Royal Corw.
mini= for the Erbil:nue° of 1851 was held yesterday at the
Privy oouncil-ofßoe. There were present Furl Granville
), Lord Overawes, Sir Alexander Spearman,
ti.llWMailke, Mr. T. F. Gibson, Mr. Thriog, and Mr. Edpr
Berwriog (secretary). Mr. Williams, financial officer, at-
tended.

Lieutenint Bath, R.E., had an interview with Mr.
Lard, at the Foreqpi-odice.
Her Majesty's Commissioners for the Intonational Ex.
ltibitioe of lila beve remised an intimation that the fol-
lowing gentlemen have been appoioted commissioners in
Bpaie for selectiog and forwarding the various articles in.
hided to be exhibited in the *midi department of the
Exhibition :—His Facelheoy the Duke of Veragna
t), his &collies the Marquis de Petcoles and hb
Dee A Mina (vice- lue
Exeellesey
_Dise PrawAsso Laws. his Dee
Paned Naas, his Ezesliseey Dee Jess Weds, hi -
key Ihie A Mae, his issolkagy Doe Jose de
nen% his &a bides* Dies is Arrsolles4
=Ts= Doe Alamein Peerval, his Racenerisy Doe.
de k Tette, Ids Bicelloney Dom Antonio
Arra* hilseaseey Dec Penland* Bothered, Lis Es,
casein, Doe Westin Ciudaws, his Excellency Doe Jose
Piques, his Facellersoy Doe Teta= Saavedra y Menem,
and his Bioassay Doe Jae °easy Aleutian, eserelery.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Csionsithodice
from the °overlain of the Asekelisis aikidos, Ceylon,
Malta, sod °Baiter.