The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-12 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITII.

Appleton (beta), Feb. 25, let. 40 N., 10. 12 W.
Dorcas, steering 11., Feb. 20, let. 44 N., I•in. 15 W.
Elizabeth (Dudish schooner), (root London for St. Michael'', Feb.
29, !laud K.N.E. 100 mi es; all well.
Lady Hilda (barque), Feb. 7, let. 89 N., lon. 13 W.
Lady C ay, Iran London, Feb. 29, lat. 47.50 N., lon. 10 W.
Prince Hearne, outwardround, Feb. 27, tot 45 N., lon. 20 W.
!taiga, of Lieerr•ool, Feb. 27, lat. 41 N., km 14 W.
Scott, steering 0., Feb. IS, lat. UN., too. i 1 W.

THE SHIP MEGAERA.—Copies of the report re-
ceived by the Board of Admiralty, stating the condition of
the ship lldegtera after having embarked troops at Dover
for the Cape of Hoed Hope, have been printed by order of
parliament. It appears that the vessel shipped a good deal
of water on the night of the 3rd of January, and that het
pumps had to be kept in constant use. This arose for the
most part from" carpenters' defects," which were repaired
in a few hours after the vessel anchored in the Sound. The
officers complained that they had no stowage room for
their effects, as the ship was filled with ordnance stores;
and that, owing to the rapid mode of embarking, the arms
were not sufficiently protected from the weather.

THE GREAT BRITAIN STEAM SHIP. —lt is
stated that the Great Britain, the " swinging " of whose
huge hulk was lately noneeci, will soon spun be afloat,
perfectly equippod, and with new engines by Penn, ten
life-boats, WO feet of promenade, and 13,000 yards of mad
canvas. She is to be despatehml from Liverpool dirett to
New York in April.

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Set. 23, 1821, to Mr. Melinda, agent for that district : —" Dear Su,
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you for Balloway'r Pills and tnatm tot. It is not to cure any ills of
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about me. I hare by Meer means jwt caused a drew:hull! ulcerated
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BARCLAY.—March 7, at Wilmer-place, Glasgow, Mrs. Barclay, of
a daughter.
CARTER.—At Coslodge Hall, Northamlwo •
W. F. Carter, 63rd Regt., of a daughter.
CAVALIERO.—March 10, at 75, Mutinies, the wife of Mr. Hem
Leopold Cavalien\ of a we.
CAVENDISH. -March 8, at Ayott Bt. Lawrence, Lady Emily Caren-
dish, rif • daughter.
CONANT.—Much 7, at Warthaurne-terrace, the wife of F. N. Co.
Rant, Esq., of a son.
LEATHAIL—March 8, at Southend, Darlington. the wife of C. A.
Lietham, Esq., of Cievelaad-lawn, war Ruldlesboeough.on•Teala
of a daughter.
NORMAN.—Much g, at Ductwee.ww....

the wile of Capt

Mr, B.

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PORTEIL—P4 arch at Ppringflrld todge, Camberwell-grove, the
wile of G. C. Porter, Erq., of • daughter.
STEVEN.—Feb 7, at 1181.atreet, Oarnet.littl, Glaagow, Mrs. T. Ste.
us, of • daughter.
ITALMESLET.—Mareb 7, at Bydoey.place, Onslow.aquare, the Ink
of R.I. Walmealoy, PA, et &MM.