The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-19 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

P. W. Brune (ship), from New Orleans for Liverpool, Dee. 18, lot.
10.20, lon. 72.50.
°TOW* (a. a.), lat. 51.0 N., lon. 7.2 W.
Rookery (►argue). of and from London for Bombay, Jan. 9,lst. 18.48
N., lon. 9; all well.
MINIM, from Bristol for Melbourne, Dec. 10, lat. 16 N., lon. 26 W.
Sarah and Emma (ship), from Newport for Bombay, Jan. 9, lat.
50.26 N., lon. 9.46 W.
Scioto (ship), from London for New Orleans, Deo. 8, lat. 34,46,
about 75.

A RUSSIAN PRIVATEER.—Adviceg from San Fran-
deco mention the arrival at that port of a linsaian privateer,
which had escaped from the allied fleets in the Pacific.
LORD RAOLAI4.—In the Dublin Evening Mail we
observe a letter from a correspondent in Dundalk, who ear
—"A relative of mine, belonging to a distinguished cavalry
regiment serving in the Crimea, his returned home on me-
dical certificate within the last few days, and he assures
me that he has constantly seen Lord Raglan both riding and
walking through the lines, sometimes almost at break of
day, and that when he left the camp there were no com-
plaints in the army on that head."
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Manufactures and bagatelle Tables. Table Cutlery, Razors,
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BUtT}lB, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

the wife of W. Atherke.

ATREBTON.—Jan. 15, at
EN., LP., of a MO.
BOYD.—Jan. 17, saulee.htll, Surrey, the wde of J. Boyd, Seq., of

111 OM
BRADSHAW.--Jaa. 15, at Ilopedeld, Mawdleiter, the evilest T.
Bradshaw, Fwq., of a eon.
DEMILN.—Ian. 16,51 leo

the Hon. Kn. R. D.

men, of a eon.
DENNFTT.—Jaa. 14, at liiaadford, the wife of Mr. E. Dannatt, of a

daughter.
DIAN:46OOMM° --Jan. 16. at Liverpool, the wife of D. N. Dian.
=copula, Eau., his Hellenic Majesty's Consul at Liverpool, of • sou.
MICHAEL—Jan. 15, at Hounslow, the wife of Mr. P. Michael, 13th
Light Dragoons, of a eon.
WELLIL—Jan. 16, at Pa
Wit, near Hastings, the wife of I. D.
Wei* Emu, of a daughter.