The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-07 00:00:00

VESSZT.I3 SPOICIOT WITH.

Aline, Dec. 28, let 44.10 N., lon 14.40 W.
impasta, from Uverpool for Trieste, off Omni.
Bristow, from Liverpool for Singspore, Jan. 3, off Bardeey.
Comb's Bride (barque), from London for Sumatra, Nov. 1,
km 38 R.
Creole, from Londonderry to New York, Dec. 17.
Commodore Dupont barque), from Boston for Mantillas, Nov,
27, Ist 7 IL, lona W.
Danube, of Dundee, from Glasgow for New York, Dec. I, off
Cape Sable.
Don (schooner', of Salcombe, from Leghorn for Penryn, Dec. 26,
Cape St. Vincent N.E.
Daphne ship), from Plymouth for Sydney, Oct. 17, lat. M 8.,
lon 21 W.
Harkaway, from Sunderland for Shanglise, steering South, Nov.
30, Ist 9 7 S., lon 34.15 W.
Lobelia, from Plymouth for Sydney, Nov. 29, lot 5 N., ton n W.
Marearet Kerr (ship', from Clyde fur Bombay, Oct. 12, Id 24 8.,
km 18 W.
Margaret Mitchell )sblp), Nov. 13, lest 17.6 R., lon 27.5 W.
Norge (chip), from Cardiff for Manilla, Oct. 14, tat 28 8., lon M W.
Otto Vends .Froneh ship), from Cardiff for Manilla, Oct. 8, Ist
80 8., ton 16 W.
Port do Bordeaux ;French harquel, tromlßordeatut for Melbourne,
Dee. 1, lat 7 Si., ion 26 W.
Richard Cobden (barque;, from Liverpool for Bombay, Nov. 15.
id 41 8., lm 421
Reliance 30, ander canvas, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Sept. 30,
lat 4 N., lan 18W.
Vereingung ;twig), from Rio Janeiro for Antwerp, Dec. 20.
Western Province (ship:, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Oct. 24,
let 37 S,lon 7 W.
Western Empire ;ship, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Oct. 26, lab
186., lon K.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTH&

ATICINSON.—January 2, aTiKeitield, the wife of the lee. O. 11,
Atkinson, LA., of a daughter.
BUBBNARY.—January 2, at Southhorne, Sheffield, the wife of
I. P. Burbeary, Esq., of a daughter.
COW PRffi .—Jannkr7 3. at Colas Cottage, Twickewham-common,
the wife of I. A. Cowper, Fug., of a daughter.
CllTLEB.—January 4. at Omer Charlotteetrest, Pitaroyequare,
the wife of H. Cutler, Bp., of aeon.
TlTZlOY.—Jaalary 6, at liburyutreet, Chester-square, the wife
of O. C. Fitzroy, Faq., of a 800
FOFLEB.--Jaauary 8, at Denison Hall, Leeds, the wife of Hr.

I:lMlrwler,oTa eon.
liNDALL—January 4. at Banorer.sillas, Notting-hill, the wife.
of J. Bendall, rug., of a daughter.
■A6oB.—January 4, at Oregon-terrace, Peettiam.rye, the wife
of Yr. 1. Rogers, of a daughter.
WOOD.—January 4, at 11, Prescesuqusre. Bayswater, the wiled
Captain J. Andover Wood. of a son. stillborn.

MARRIAGES.
DELIJSP—NORTON.—January 2. at 84. Ifark's, Kennington,
by the Bev. B. Carlo. Arthur Charles Melton, sou of R.
Dicky. Yap., of Vauxhall, to Ann Jane, daughter of the kW
J.
J. Nortim, ~ of Wandsworth-road.
FUTVOYIL--8A AOK—Jsuuary 3, at Bt. Mark's, Bath. by the
Bev. P. B. Maddock, E. Futvoye, Req., of Jobe-street, Bed-
ford-row. to Frances Orifilth, widow of the late J. H.
Samar, Faq.
EEL SB—KKNNKDY.—January 8. at St. Mazy Abbott', Ken.
siagtoo, C. A. Reuse, Ray., of Gresnicithe, tent, to Minna.
daughter of B. Kennedy, r.q.. of Palace•garden-rillas, Ken.
sington•
RICKAIID—WHICHELO.—January 3, at West Drayton, Mid.
dimes, by the Rey. W. Wright. M.A., W. H. Rickard, isq.„
to Fanny liarriott, daughter of F. Whichelo, Mag., of Vine
House, West Drayton.
VIALLS—PODMOBK—Jaaast7 8, at St. George's, Hamra.
square, C. M. Vials, req., of Cheater square, to Charlotte
Kayo, daughter of General Podmore, cf Osborne House, Chel-
tenham.
DEATHS.
CARY.—Jannary W, M 'Norwood, Surrey, Mary Ann, the beloved
wife of Rear-Admind the Honourable P. P. Cary, aged 44.
DOUGLAB.—January 2, at Brighton, Awn St. Aubya, relict 02
italn H. D. C. Douglas, ILK., aged 67.
GlDLEY.—January 2, at Meter, klicabeth Caroline, wife of J.
(Wiley, Req.
GILLMAI4.--January 4, at Moutpeiller-row, Twickenham, Mr.
Z. Gillman, aged 56.
HATTlL—January 3, at Belfries House, De Beauvoir-square,
Frelerte. saa of Mr. G. Hefter, aged H.
JONM3,--Jannary 4, at Fartherwell House, near Town Mailing,
Keel, T. Jame, req., aged 84.
Lgyfogypw....4gooary 4, at Hatton, Hounalew, Middlesex, IL
Langslow, Fp., aged 75.
iggzsgaM.—Jancuuy 5, at Grosvenor-place, Lady Amelia Char.
lotto Marsham, aged 61.
WANALLY.—Jannary 2, at Market-hill, county Armagh, Ire.
land. C. M.AnaUr, Esq.. aged 72.
TAYLOR—January 3, at Ilex House, Teigumouth, Marianne,
widow of the Bev. H. Taylor, Rector of South Pool, Orion,
aged 81.

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