... TX HE PROOF of the TEA is in the T DRINKING. As you pass by Number One, Saint Paul's-ehurchyard, ask the tea merchants to send you a pound of their stout old-fashioned TEA, at 4s. 6d., and alter the tea- pot has gone its round, and comes to be again filled with water, then taste and say if the proof of the tea is not in the drink- into. if Number One Saint Paul's-churchyard, is not in the ...

... O'LC to, SHIPP11EIIS 1br CALCUTTA DI- PlC1-hlr EARL of HIARDWICK wilt receive measure- 'ise ien' tO le East India Docs until four o'clock TO- V ?? PHILIP and SYDNEY, warranted ?? or forfeit freight (lute two-tirds of ir~cki~~' co~ocnaged), tire floe fist-sailing ship DUiKr of ?? P. COLLARDH.S, Corn- nrnnrd~r loclrirg at thejetty, London I Docks. This ship has supe- 1jeta ointi errforcobra, ...

... ADKLPIII.—Tin* EvK>nfo, EUGENIA CLAIRCILLE; or, The New Fount Home. Messrs. Paul Bedford, O. Smith, Munyanl, CuUrnford; and Madame Celeste. To followed by USED UP. And THE JUDGMENT OP PARIS; or, The Pas Pippin*. Soon open 64. PRINCKSS'S.—Tnts Etmxiho, LOVE'S TELEGRAPH. Mean. Charles Mathews, Compton; Madame Vestris, Mrs. H. Hughes, sad Miss P. Stanley. To be followed THE BARBER BRAVO; •ad A ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS'S THEATRE.-THIS EVENING Will be performed the rew dromta, LOVE'S TELEGRtAPIH. Arthur de Salherg, Mtr. C. Mathews; Couit Theodore, Mr. J.Vining; BHron; PUnspernickel, Mr. Compton-; Alice, lrs. H. Hughes; Marguerite, lI~iOF E. Stanley;* anid Pl'incess Ilmchie, M~dazisi Alestris. After wshirh, .; ClflUOUJ CAS13. Twiggleton, Mr. C. Mathews; T; c-nieat;de siiith Mr. ...

... r1 UNTER'S REAL TURTLE SOUP, 7s. 6d. G1l' the quart, and 3s. Oct. lile pint case, ready for immediate use. Also Gientr's Honduras preserved tuille, in canisters 14s, earh, sufficient to make soulp for Ill ?? be peocuired of the agents, 'rtYLOR and GRIGNXON, 2, Sullblik-street, Pail-mall P.ast. Also agents for Goldner's preserved satsps and etiado dishes. These evill keep any lengtli of thne, ...

... -. 1 - iOTTERDANI, AND ANTWERP PACKETS oSTL- s LEAVE BLACK WALL PIER. 1E GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO)PANY'S powverfl and first-rate STEAM SHIPS are iroird to leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE or TOWER OF p IoRGHf. (carrying her Majesty's Mails,) Tuesday, Wed- HAM d Saturday mornings early. The John Bull, Cant. J. rtod9ja, Thle Prioress Royal, H. Whittingham. Count ss of Y.0tiletO. S. Stranack. The ...

... address us in confidence will find their confidence respected. WE UNDERTAKE TO RETURN ANY MANUSCRIPTS WHATEVER. •.* Advertisements intended for The Express must be at the Wmccby Two o'clock on the day of publication. ...

... iMETCALFE and Co.'s NEW PATTERN TOOTH BRUSH and S3MYRNA SPONGES.-Useful In- ?? proof of the extreme durability, power of cleaning, end true economy, ask all who have tsed Metcalfe's tlrushes. TheTootli- tbrush performs tile highly-imnportant office of searching thoroughly into the divisions, and cleaning in the most extraordinary manner; hairs never come loose, Is. Peceliarly penetrating Hair ...

... Bly Cotninnie of the Podmarteer-itenect'tt N i 'T 1 i Pi. tt)eiivct' ef LettmsI ill Iteocetiti' M UCI incon-veniecei havL~ing,, been 0 Oem tettt till the Itcltecetteie tile lctt,,t-e'-.irti'ret o i hifth ?? iln eli'i tritem pt-t'ii, rtitig ?? iii teete~rs inl eicteltisiist cci net bei telire- toeci aitI t le moctes of )itiilte pocuett', ie ret Ittitis letit ntittliceec I' t-rroie tleett. ...

... PANISH BONDHOLDERS' ASSOCIA- 7 TION, SD, Lothbulry. Chnirrman-DEMPSTER HEMING, EIq. Deputy.Chairman-Sir THOS. B. LETHBRIDGE, Bart. The object of this Asiociation is to urge and facilitate such an immediate arrangement of the Bondholders' Claims as is imjpern- tively demanded by justice, and which the improved financial coo- dition of Spains now enables her to effect. Bondliolders who wvish to ...

... ADELPHL —This Evkmiko, EUGENIA CLAIRCILLE; or, Th«. New Found llome. Mes.ni. Paul Bedford, O. biruth, Munyard, Culle»fbrd; and Madame Celeste. be followed by UP. And ni E JUDGMENT OF PAULS ', or, The I'aa de Pippin*. Doom open at PRINCESS —This F.vknis-o, LOVE'S TELEGRAPH. Messrs. Charles MatVews, Compton; Madame Vest™, Mrs. H. Hughes, and Miss E. Stanlev. To be followed BARBER BRA\ O, and A ...

... Nothing is easier than to heap blame on the Irish landlords. Their shortcomings furnish a popular topic. Ireland hangs round the neck of England. The two countries might be compared to the monstrous birth quoted in Ambrose Pare, where the full-formed and healthy infant bears about a halfdeveloped brother between his shoulders. The strain is painfully felt; and all rebuke is welcome which ...