The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-20 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Akber, from Clyde for Pipe of Good Hope, Sept. 25, lot It N.,

los 2$ W.

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Ale:azalea, from Bwartwiok for Cape of Hood Hope, 844.11, lat

8 N., lou 24 W. _
Agapbea. from Callao for Nantes, Sept. 27, lot
14 N , 100 28 W.
Antoinetia (Bremen ship.. from New Orleans loc Antwerp,
tiept. lat JS N., lon 76 W.
Ariel (selsooneri, of Jerry, from Newfoundland 13 dap, Oct.
10, lat 4&68 N., lon Oil! W.
Omar Godaffroy• from Way for Hamburg, Oct. 4, lat NI N.,
. _

lon 37 W.
California, from Batavia for Rotterdam, August 26, tat 35 &,

lon to
Enfants (French bariae), front Nantes for Mauritius, Sept. 14,
fat 10N., lon 23 K.
Z. D., of Salcombe, for the MetUterranean, all well, Oct. 4, of

Cape Spine
Torpern French ship), bound South, Sept. 1, let 8 S., lon 13 W.
Flying Spray, from Coquimbo for Seinen, Sept. 22, let N.,
24 9i -._
Georgians Grenfell (barque), Irene Swansea for Caldera 23 drys
Soot. 16, let 10.24 N., los 26.40 W.
Gaulle ',brig), from Newcastle for Shangbae, Sept. 12, let 8 N.,
lon 24 W.
Benxi and Louise, from Buenos Ayres for Cette, Sept. 13,1 at 7
N.. lon 32 W.
'mouen ibarque), of Landon, for Algoa Bay, Oct. 11, Ist a 2, too
11W.
John Pardew (brig), of Plymouth, for Corfu, all well, Oct 7,
below thee de (Atte.
Jannetle, from Batavia for Rotterdam, 0ct.13, bit 49 N., lon D W
Lydia boholetleld, from Callao for Genoa, Sept. 18, lat 13 N., 100
28 W.
I.l,arle Bonald, from Clyde for Hong Kong, Sept. 18, lat 13 N.,

lon ft W.
Melissa, of and for Hamburg from Callao, Sept. 213, tat 17 S.,

lois pi W.
Maid of Lid's. from Bombay 125 days, Oct. 2. l.t 118 N, ton 34 W.
?Jammu, from Batavia for Rotterdam, July 28, Ist 9 8., 1011 97 R.
Orizaba, from Liver)l for Rio Grande, Sept. 18, lat 4 24, too to W.
Paraolse (brig), of Whitehaven, from Palermo for Olaugow, Oct
3, oft Malaga.
Providence, from Monte Video for Antwetp, Sept. 28, lot 28 N.,
lon 86 W.
Princess Royal, of Bull, for Palermo, Oct. 1, off the Straits of
St ennui.
Queen Victoria, of and from Dublin for New York, Sept. 12, lat
42 N.„ ton 80 W.
Rein' du Montle, from Barre for Rio Janeiro, Sept g. lat 8 N.,
lon 29 W,
Rising Sun, from Bombay for Liverpool, August 10, lot

lou"le IL7
S. Michael, of Memoir, from London for New York, Sept. M
about lat 44 N., lon 36 W.
Sarah 119ntley, from Newcastle for Table Bay, Sept. 10, lat 10 S.

Zomimboo se
l7l;o;fforawak for Quearotown, kyt. b off St. Helena

THE LITZ-BOAT 11/ TER ROYAL HORTICULTURAL
GARDRIIIL—This morning (Monday) the lifeboat, which has
been exhibited for acme months pest in the Royal Horti-
cultural Gardens, cootiguosts to the Internatiood
thin, will be removed. It will be remembered that won
could not be found for her in the Exhibition building. The
boat is a full-deed one, fully equipped for sernce, sad
placed on her transporting carriage, all being precisely like
what may be seen at the numerous life-boat manage of the
Natiomal Lifeboat Institution, on different parts of the
coast. During the period the boat her been in the whet
she has been the object of much interest to the vinton
there. Dante= Maynard and the men belonging to the
Naval Brigade under his charge at the International Exhibi-
tion have taken care of the bait. They also subscribed
amongst themselves sufficient money to buy I. en, which
was placed by the side of the boat. To-day they will ac-
°many her through some of the principal street., Ina .6
of music, to the river aide. The cost (2500 0f.t.10
life-boat has been munificently promoted to the institu-
tic° by G. J. renerick, Eaq., of Seaton Barn. She will
be sent in the noun of a week or so to Tyneraouth, North-
timberland, where a convenient house bas been bolt for her
reception, end when it is more than probable her services
will often be required in saving life from shipwreck. The
cost and more of the house her been collected by Ir. Hugh
Taylor, late L.P. for that borough.

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