The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-24 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITS.

Anm.nra, from Cadiz for Buenos Ayres, Oct. 23, Int. 7 N., lon. 21 W.
ACASTA, irem Ilartlepool for Ceylon, Sept. 80, lat. 14,1. n. 25.
BONDICAIL, from Newc.mtle for Ceylon, Nov. 20, off the Jl.lll.
BzwAttin B. Gamuts, from London fur Mauritius, Oct. 29, W. 12,

lon. 25.
Cajri.rr (barque), for Hobart Town, Aug. 14,1 at. 34.27 S, 10n.13.32

W.; all well. .
OTT or P. onan, froth Calcutta for Cape of Good Hope, Sept. 21, lat.
35 8., lon. 20 E.
DUVONFIIIIll; with Copt Lethbridge's Company of Royal Anil: cry at
board, tee the Mauritius, about Sept. 25, ad. 18 8.; all welt.
Enneavoua (barque), front Livertool. Oct. 12, lat 6 N., lon. 22 W.
Etautous (acUoner). steering S.W., Nov. IS, lat. 46 N., lon. 19 W.
.Eotes (schooner), Grace, 14 days from Liverpool, lat. 49. 26 N., Ira.
8.50 W
Ereuo, Nov. 18. lat. 49, lon. 11.
E1.411780.11U1tY, from London, Aug. 26, lat. 158., lon. 80 E.
Yo: (cutter), for the Cape of Go..d Hope, Nov. 17, Lit. 48.45 N., Ica.

n.l. W.
Gamma. Iltaurr, from Calcutta for London, O. !7, Ist. 11 N,

2$ W.
OLADIATOR (American), Nov. 19, lat. 51 N., lon. 10 W.
Hammes, from Sunderland for the Cape of Good Hope, Oct. 37, In
10 N., lon. 23 W.
lan, from the Cape .or St. Helrna, Oct. 5, lat. 22 8, lon. 2 E.
LADY Burs, from Calcutta for London, Sept. 23, off the Cape of Gard
HoPe.
Laweore, front London for Port Adelaide, Oct. 20, lat. 3.21 N., le&
20.20 W.
MARY Meta, from Singapore, Sept. 24, off the Cape of Good Hope.
hillZAkOk; from Calcutta, Sept. 23, off the Cape of Good Hope.
MAST ANN,Uuley, from Sydney, N.S.Vi., for China, Aug. 14, lat. 3
N., lon. 10.8 F.
MAIITINDAIX, front Coruna Bay for London, Aug. 18, lat. 6 3., 100.
93 E.
klaosraro, from Manilla for Cork, Oct. 21, lat. 5 N., lon. 20 W.
Prasora, Nov. 7, lat. 27 N., lon. 20 W.
Sot ktiMLIT Seepiro•, from Calcutta for Mauritius, Aug. 15, lat. 2 9.,
len. 031:.
SARAH WAIMILV for , Nov. 5, lat. 29 N., loa. 26 W.
Tuella, front Calcutta for London, Sept. 15, lat. 30 S., lon. 40 E.
VISPAD, of Sunderland, from Newcastle for Carthagt Nov. 19, lat.
45.15 N., lon. 9.50 W.
WILLLAN AND MAD; Brown, front Ceylon, Sept.:4, off the Cape e
Good Hope.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGPS, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

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CIEETWYND.--Nov. 20, at Bretton Hall, Staffordshire, the vile of
Major Chetwynd, late of the let Life Guards, of a eon.
ELY.—Nov. 22, at llalkinstreet West, the Marchionese of Ely, of a
eon and heir.
POLICY.—Nov. 18, at Wadhurat Vicarage, Sumac; the wife of the
Iter. J. Foley, of a daughter.
FOSTEIL—Nor. 20, at Liverpool, the wife of W. F. Foster, Esq., ci
a eon.

DYER.—Nov. 21, the wife of Mr. J. P. Dyer, of Prone, of a eon.
MUIRMEAD.—Nov. 21, at Database, the wife of J. P. Mutrhead.
Req., of a daughter.
POPE.—Nov. 20, at Christen Rectory, near Weeton-super-Mare, the
wife of the Rev. IL Pope, of a son.
PICUARDS.—Nov. IJ, at Oldswinford, the wile of the Re... 1. RI.

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lterda, of a daughter.
WEBB.—Nov. 19, at Southernhay, Exeter, the wife of C. K. Webb,
Esq., of • daughter.
WYNNE.—Nov. 19, at Dublin, the wile of A. Wynne, Keq., of a
daughter.

MARRIAGES.

DALREMPLE—OHNISING.—Nor. 22, at St. George's, Hanover
square, R. F. Dalrymple, Faq., of Lower Grcerenor.street,.to Anne,
second daughter of the late F. J. Gunning, Pal., of Cambridge.
HILL—THOMAS.—Nov. 22, at fft. Luke's, Chelsea, Mr. L. Hill, of
Ketcham, to Harriet, widow of the late R. B. Thomas, Esq., of
Mateteg, Glamorganaluro.
LEE--GEOROS.—Nov. 21, at St. Andrew's, Holborn, Mr. J. Lee, of
Bedford. stret t, to Charlotte Stock, edest daughter of the late Er.
W. E. George, of the Bank of England.
REDMOND—FITZSIMON.—Nor. 19, at Bt. George's, Dublin, by the
Rev. Mr. Barton, and afterwards according to the rites of the Re.
man Catholic Church, H. E. Redmond. Esq., late soh Regt., to
Mary O'Connell, eldest daughter of C. Yitraimon, keg., of Ghuscul.
len, Dublin.
ROSS—LINDSAY.—Nov. 12, at Trinity Church, Paddington, P. W.
S. Rom Esq.. Capt. 63th Light Infantry, to Caroline Anne, third
daughter of W. B. Lindsay, keg., of Montreal.
WALTON—ROBINSON.—Nov. 21, Thomas, third son of J. Walt"
Eau., of Balsall Heath, Warwickshire, to Barbara, eldest daughter
of B. Robinson, Esq., of Bloomfield.
YOUNG—PAIUM 4.—Nov. 20, at Bt. James's, Exeter, by the Rev. P.•
Carlyon, F. G. Young, req., of Clifton, to Woe Harriett Perkin, atExeter.