The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-15 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKRN WITH.

Burro Burro, from Liverpool for Adelaide, Jan. 9, about 20 mill
S.W. by W. of Bardoey.
Batavia, Malice, from Cardiff for San Francisco, Jan. 3, lat. 0 ff.,
too. S W.
Culloden, from Liverpool for Bombay, Nov. 27, lat. 4, lon. 29.11 W.;
alt well.
Edouard, De Winter, from Colcutta for London, Sept. 29, lat. 279„
bin. 43 E.
Ocedran Cliief, from Liverpool for Hobart Town, Jun. 11, off dm
&am.

CASUALTIES.—AIbatroaa, Schutt, from Neustadt to
Leith, with wheat, was stranded eff List in the night of 4th
Jan. She bad been for 21 days at sea, encountered rely
heavy weather,sprung a leak and shifted her cargo Ist Jan.;
crew saved. Last night ehe fell over to seawards ; her deck
has burst up, and her cargo washed ont.—Keitum, Sylt,
Jan. 6. Lady Seale (at.), Harley, from Hull, took fire yes-
tarday, and notwithstanding all exertions she was obliged
to be son:tied in order to extinguish it, and now lies six feet
under water at high tide, but at low water her deck forward
is free, but her stern still under water. Put of her cargo
was got oat (whilst she was on fire) in good condition;
the remainder is all damaged.—Hamburg, Jan. 10. Treads
Sodeltende; Lindgard, of and from Aalborg to Linda,
with bacon, butter, oats, peas, &c., was stranded off Hat-
boort, in the night of 4th Jan. ; crew eaved.—Lemvig,
lan. 5.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTH&

ABnOTT. —Jan. at dhenO:erilotuse, Weet-hill, the wife of F. G.
Abbott, Req., of a daughter.
AITKBIId.—Jan. 11, at B.outheea, the wife of the Rev. A. Aitken,

formerly of Maidatine, of a sou.
BACON.—Jan. 11, at Hyde.park.a
eon, M.A., of a son.
BARROW.—Jan. 11, at Blaekbeat
Egl., of a son.
CAVAN.—Jan. 10, at Hill House, Bridgewater, Ms Countess of Cosa,
of a mom
COLBORNE.—Ian. 10, at Cbippenham, Wilts, the wife of Dr.Col-
borne, of a daughter.
JOLLANDS.—Jan. 10, at 11u:shells, Lindfleld, the wife of W. J 01•
lands, Es;., of a daughter.

the wife of the Rev. T. BM

the wife of B. P. BAIT

MARRIAGES.
FLOYD—MONTOOMERY.—Jan. 10, at Trinity Church, Bath, B. P.
Floyd, Esq.. Cawsln Ist Devon Militia, to Jane Caroline, relict of
the late C. W. Montgomery, Eaq., of Cleveland'', Dawlish, Deroll.
ORANT—WOOLLEY.—Jan. 10, at St. Peter's, Evertor', neer Liter-
pool, J. Grant, Esq., of Campbeltown, %Wand, to Ellen, cell/
dsdebter of the lato Kr. Woolley, of Nether!leld.road North.
Everton.
lIUDSON—BARER.—Jan. 11, at Bt. Mary's, Ed bill, Limo°le
E. L. Hudson, Esq., or Itornbarrow Mose Windermere, to Dim*
beth, only daughter of the late Mr. J. Baker, formerly of Dort-
month, Devonshire.
SMITH ENBAN —BRADBII RY.—Jan. 10, at Bt. Mary's, Birkenbee4
by the Rey. A. Knox, Mr. IL RwithenblitlY of Stretford, to Eljur
youngest daughter of the late C. Bradbury,F.eq., of Oldham.

DEATHS.
ADAM?.—JSn. 12, at Kentislutown, N W !Lary Adam, in Yet 76a

rm.
CLAIIKE —Jan. 13, Edith Lincoln, infant daughter of Samuel Tho•
mas Clarke, Esq., of Effingham Lodge, treetow.hill, Norwood. Iffoi
1 year and 11 months.
DAY.—Jan. 11, at the Priory, Maidstone, Elizabeth, relict of J. Has
Esq., M.D., aged 75.
EELES.—Jan. to, at Taehbrook.street, Pimlico, Mary. Kik% of B.
Poles, Esq., late of H.M.'s Household, aged 69.
PAGG.—Jan. 10, at Culton.hill, St. John'a.wood, B. Pagg•

age—d
88.
TUCKETT.—Jmn.I2, Henry Tuekett, late of Frenehay, near W 414
in the 49th year of his sp.
WWiam
anG.—J. 9, at 11, Claphana.recretary ofark.terrace, after 11 months' Ulan)
Wine, LLB., S the kntorno:ogteal So
defy, in the 28th year of his age.

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