The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-21 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Awriumg. from Bordeaux, for fit. Jago de Cuba, Nov. 6, lat. 4014,
100. 15 W.
&INFIRM, from Liverpool for Shanghae, Oct. 21, lat. 8 N., la. 22W.
Coutorry, from Patras, Nov. 6, off Cape de Gatte.
COMMIT. from Mouritlua for Cork, lat. 85 4., lois. 21 E.
EARL OF Isuccerea, from the lonlan Islands •or Rotterdam, Nov.B,
cdf Malaga.
EsieLearn (ship), from Cardiff foe Boa Francisco, Sept. 23, fat S N.,
lon. 20 W.
INDURFIT (brig), of Exeter, from New York, lat. 45 N., lon. 22 W.
Lawman, from London for Adel ,tde, Oct. 17, lat. 6 N., lon. 20 W.
MARIA JARS, from Africa for Liverpool, Oct. 13, lat. 1.. N., 100. 24 W.
Newrear, from Africa ter Liverpol, let. 11 N., lon. 25 W.
IhronteafAss, from toiolmain for London, Aug. IS, lat. 4 N., loar
90 E.
govesanria, from Calcutta for London, lat. 6 N. lon. 20 W.
Tnoveusa, from Alexandria for London, Nov. 1, off Carthagens.
TRAM', ?Inkhorn, from Cardiff for Wilmington, Oct. 27, lat. to, lot.
76, short of previsions and water, and supplied.
Wm. M. Stowe, from Calcutta for London, Aug. 15, laL 4 N., loc.
SOB.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

DICHENSON.—Nov. 16, Mrs. F. N. Dickenson, of 5y543043071.
Gloucestershire, of &daughter.
DO PIM—Nov. IS, at Tamerton Folio; the wife of D. Du Prt,
of a daughter, still-born.
GAGE.—Nov. 16, at Pirte, the Hon. Mrs. Gage, of • son, stillborn.
HORE. —Nov. 17. at Woolwich, the wile of Lieut. F. G. Bore,
of H.M.S. Alarm, of a eon.
JOHNSTON.—Nov. 16, at Bookham Lodge, Surrey, Mrs. T. H. John.
atop, of a daughter.
JONE&—Nov. 13 at Apley Castle, Shropwhire, the wife of R. D
Jones, Esq., High Sheriff tor Meriinethshire, of a eon and heir.
PARXRR.—Nov. 17, at lihirburn Castle, Oxon, Lady Mary Parker,
of a son.
PHELP&—Nov. 17, at Ridley Parsonage, Rent, the wife of the Rev.
T. P. Phelps, of a eon.
BOLLS.—Nov. 16, at Mulborongh.place, Old Kest.road, Mrs. lb
Rolls, of • son.

810ETCHLEY.—Nor. 17, at Hamad* the w 1 of & Skate Atty.
Fag., of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.

HOWARD—SAVERT.—Nov. 17, at Trinity Church, Exeter, by the
Rev 0. 11. Shield, J. Howard, Faq., of London, to Mos Sang, of
Tiverton.
JOHNSON—HI.IOIIES.—Nov. 15, at St. Anne's, Belfast, by the Rev.
W. Pell wain, tile W. 0. Johnson, D.L, younger eon of the late W.
Johnson, Esq., of Portgeld, Antrim, to Jane, only daughter of the
late T. Hughes, Esq., of Benoit.
PATTERSON—REID.—Now. 15, at the Scottish Presbyterian Church,
Dublin, by the Rev. W. Wilson, the Rev. J. Patterson, of Bray, to
Helens, third daughter of J. H. Reid, Req., Clonliffe, Dublin.
SAXBY—BLAKE.—Nov. 17, at Hounslow Henry Richard, younger
eon of the late W. C. Faxby, Esq., of Albemarle-street, to Ann
Ellrabeth, only daughter of late A. Blake, Eaq., of Piccadilly.
TIIACEY—CORYN '7ol4.—Noy. 17, at Plymouth, A. Tracey, EP,
Lieut. R.N., to Markin, youngest daughter at 0. Coryndon,
of Plymouth.
TWEEDIE—CLARK.—Nov. 14, at Lothian-road, Edinburgh, by the
Rev. Dr. Blackener, J. Tweedle, EN., of Paterven, to Realm Ir-
vine, second daughter of Mr. J. Clark.