The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-15 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

B ritannia, of Beth, from New Orleans for Liverpool, six days eat,
Jan. 20, a Bimi
Constantin, of and from bhields for Mal a, off Cape de Gatt.
Lissy (s7.4ohip), from London f.r Constantinople, Feb. 1, lat. 47.34.
long. W.
Ocean Rover (ship), from Charleston for Liverpool, Jan.l7, laL 31.
long. 730.
Onward (Briti‘h ship), Welsh, from New Orleans for Liverpool, Jan.
20, off Utz.. Canaveral.
Screamer, Alexander, from New Orleans for Liverpool, Jan. 10, off
Tortugas.
Wizard King (ship), from New Orleans for Liverpool, Jana% lat.
23.20, long. 79.23.

WIND AND WEATHER REPORT.

(PROM THI OPPICI OP TEI nzynuo VILIOPAPI

COMPANY.)

WEDNESDAY, Fie. 14.
Stations. Gomm of Wind. Stars of Weather.
Greenwich N.
Lothbury . N.L
Southampton
Cowos N.W. Fine.
Portarooath
Poole
Whiehleld
Glasgow N.N.E. ... Hard frost.
Edinburgh N.E.
Perth N.
Aberdeen
Dundee N.W.
Sunderland
Scarborough N.L
Whitby ..
Hull
York
DarZon
N.
Bar
Snow.
Holyhead
Dublin
Liverpool
Hague
Leamington N.E.
f welch N.W.
Harwich
Cambridge
Yarmouth &E. Frost.
Brighton
Bristol
Gloucester
Swansea N.B.
Plymouth N.
Exeter
Cardiff
Ilaverfordwest....
Maschaster
Carlisle
Lancarter
Stokams.Trust N.
Sheffield N.
Whitehaven N.W.
N.
E.
N.W. Floe.
Boston
Great Grimsby N. ... Froet—Rnow.
Leeds N.N.W.. . Frost—Heavy tall of
snow.
Derby N.N.E. ... Frost.
Nottingham N.N.E. ... Hard frost.
yioestar:
...•_ • Hard frost.

Newcastle N.S
Tunbridge
Staved
Dover

PUBLIC BATHS AND WASH-HOUSES AT GATESHEAD.
—The corporation of Gateshead Lave Just erected baths and
wash-houses for the convenience aid accommodation of the
poorer classes, at an expense of about 4,3001. The works
were opened oa Wednesday weea by the mayor and council
in the presence of the principal inhabitants.
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CONPAIIABLI MIDICINZ vex TUN Coat or BILI AND INDIOUTION.—
Extract of a letter from Mr. James Hew/sell, of Ashton-under•Lyne,
dated June 21, 1851. .Te Professor Holloway. Sir ,--4 %sal Ice a
onneiderable period afflicted with indigestion, attended with frequent
sickness, lore of appetit 1, giddiness, headache, drowsiness, and dim-
ness of sight, together with a disorganised constitution, which de-
stroyed the effects of a variety of reputed medidees ; and deriving no
benefit from them whatever. I commented taking your pills, and am
bound, in gratitude, to confess that they have been the sole means of
curing me, as I now enjoy perfect health." Sold by all vendors of
medicine, and at Professor Holloway's Establishments, 214, Strand.
Leaden, and Re, Maiden-lane, New York.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BM I'HS.

HANIPIELD.—Feb. 11, at Harwich, Mrs. 11. 13eelteld, of a mom
CLARK.—Feb. 10, at Attwood, near Maidenhead, Berk■, the wife of
J. H. Clark, Esq., of a ma.
le, at Islington, the wife of P. W. 8. Coleman,

Eaq,, of a son.

COLLIER. —Feb. 14. at Wickham House, Clayton, tha wife of Mr.
Vinoent J. Collier, of a daughter.
COCSENB.—Feb. 11, at Hyde-park-gate Booth, the wife of R. T.
Count" Egg., of a daughter.
DARES.—Feb. 12, at Hill House, Chigwell, Rossi, tics wife of C.
Damao, 800., of a daughter.
JEFFERSON.—Feb. 11, at Woolwich, the Ws of J. IL Jeffery/14
Req., Paymmter R.N., of a daughter.
TAYLOR.—Feb.II, at Wimbledon, the wife of R. Taylor, Eeq., of a
daughter.
TWENTYRAN.— Feb. 13, at St. John'a.wood.park, the wife of W. L.
Twentyman, Esq., of a daughter.
VINBON.—Feb. 11, ths wife of Mr. T. Vinson, of Eaetehureb, Shep-
pey, of a son.