The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-25 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKES WITH.

Adriatic (Alp), Snow, 30 days front Carel fa New Orleans, Dec. 25,
the Mole in the Wall bearing E. 15 miles.
Moses Wheeler, Sampson, from London for Chill, Nov. 29, lat. 3 S.,
lon. 32. W.
Orienty (barque), from Liverpool for Melbourne, Oct. 29, off Port
Phillip Reads, out 97 daye.
Ormelia (ship), from CA.:mita for London, 132 days out, Jan. 20, lat.
46.x'10n. 14.17.
Warner, from Callao for London, Dec. 26, lat. 41 N., los. 23 W.

WIND AND WEATHER REPORT.

(TROY THE OPPICZ or THE PLUMP,
COMPANY.)

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 21.
Stations. Course of Wind. Slats of Weather.
Greenwich
Lothbury .
Bristol
Plymouth N.E.
Exeter
Gloucester
Cardiff
Swansea N.E.
Haverfordwast N.E.
Southampton
Cowes N.W.
Portsmouth
Poole
Wincbileld
Brighton
Boston
Gaineborough
Great Grimsby N.N.E. ... Cloudy.
Manchester
Itaryport
Lancaster
Whitchaven N.E. ..... Hard frost.
Stoke.on-Trent N.
Shettield N.E.
Leeds
Yarmouth N.
Leamington N.E.
Derby N.E.
Nottinglwon N.
Lowestoft
Leicester
Holyhead
Liverpool
Dublin
Ipswich N.N.E. ... Snow.
Shrewsbury N.W. Frost.
Aberdeen
Dundee 8.8.E. Snow.
Perth W.
Edinburgh
Glasgow N N.W.... Hard frost.
Berwick W.
Newcastle N.E Cold.
Sunderland
Darlington
Whitby 8
Scarborough E. Cloudy.
Hull
Tanbridp N.

SHIPMENT OF GIFTS FOR THE CRIMEA.—In ed.
did= to the largo shipment of free gifts by the Canadian
reported yesterday, 826 packages have been shipped by the
Nonpareil, East Anglian, Cochrane, Pioneer, Herleggin,
and the Istamboul, a large portim of which are far on their
way to the East; being contributions for the use of the
army in the Crimea and the hospital at Scutari, received by
Messrs. Heyter and Howell from all parts of the country.
Sig hundred officers' packages have also been shipped by
recent ehips for the Crimes.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

AITKENt—Jan. 21, at Brampton, the wife of J. Aitken', EM., of

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daughter. .
BROOKL—Jan. 21, at Queen.street, Edinburgh, Mrs. Brooke. of

a son.
CATLING.—Jan. 22, at

Croydon, the wile of F.l.

—Catlin'', Esq., of iron.
COOPER.—Jan. 21, at
Mr. J. G. Cooper, of a daughter.
FLETCIIER.—Jan. 21, at Prettolcc, near Ifolton.le.llloors, him J. P.
Fletcher, of a eon.
GARNEII.—Jan. 22, at

Southgate-road, the wife of

rk, Lancaster, the wife a►

.0 a soil.
Osin •
110 W.—Jan. 23, at Whittington, the wife of the Rev. W. W. How, of

a daughter.
PIIILLIPB.—Jan. 22, the wife of J. 0. Phillips, Esq., of Limes-grove,
Lewisham, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.

EDWARDS—WHITE.--Jan. 20, by the Hon. and Rev. H. M. ViL
the Rev. E. W. Edwards, of Llangollen, to Charlotte Era,
eldest daughter of T. White, Esq., of Weathorstield, Eases.
HUGHES—HUMPHRETB.—Jan. 22, at St. Stephen's, Willeshalle
by the Rev. T. W. Pletcher, M.A., Vicar, Robert Ilughes, to Martha
Ilumphterk, both of Portobello.
NIAR—LAING.—Jan. 23, at St. Mary's, Bryan‘toh.square, by the
Rel. D. Laing, M.A., Y.ILS., Incumbent of Holy Trinity, St. Pan-
cras, Capt. Ni,ar R N.. C. 8., Captain-Superlatentlent of the Royal
Naesl Hospital. and Royal Wiiliam Victuallmg-yard, Plymouth, to
Caroline Isabella, only eblld of J. Laing, Esq., of Montadu•egeare.
WALLER—St' ERSTRIL—Ian. IS, at Christ Church, St. Pane", by
the It.-'. H. Barrows, J. Waller, Eq., of California, U.S., to Mar)
Etsebeth Podger, only daughter at Mr. M. Wooster, of Upper
Albany.street.

DEATHS.

BEADMONT.—Jan. 21, at hull, the Rev. Dr. Beaumont, Wealeyao

Minister.
CAM PION.—Jae. 20, at Eigeney-rquare, Brighton, W. J. Cannion,
Esq., of Dandy, Suede:, aged 84.
CTIRIviTIAN.—Jan. 20, at New street., Birmingham. 11. Ch:ktisfir
Esq:, late of klunter-street, Brunswick-square, London, aged 74.
COUBT.—Jan. 22, at Peckhrm, C. T. Quirt, Esq., many years Ac.
. count-General of the General Poet-office, aged 70.
FRENCEL-rlan.2B, at Cornwall terrace, Regent's park, T. French,

.....
Eeq, aged 75.
IIARVEY.—Jan. 21, Mr. R. ilarroy, of Weetoreto.street, Bury,

RICHAdDSON.—Ian. IS, Letitia, the beloved wife of Christopher
Reehardsoo, EN., of Field Bowe, Whitby, Yorkebire, and dauebter
of the Late Lieutenant-General Henry Itqdyerd, of the lOyal
Engineers, aged 76.

Protart and yublthe4 by WILLIAM HnO 'Hams, of Nn, 8, Lombard
1.1•Irot, the My of Loudon. renter. at the Office, in Lorobard
fitreet. In the Precinctot Wlntetriarn—Tnceenex.Jenvezi 25.1666.