The Express.
London, England, 1853-01-21 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Ann, of Sunderland, from Mauritius for Landon, Nov. 23, lat. 35,14
lon. 21.30, out 44 days.
Albatross (ship), Gem, from Liverpool for Melbourne. out 23 days,
with pso.ea6ars, ell well, I)ea. 11, 4 p.m . lit 8 N, len. 27 W.
Baimekpore, from London for Port Philip, Dee. 14. lat. 4 N., lon.

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Brriseo,... from Modem to London, Nov. 17, off St, helm.
Charlotte, from Australia to London, Jan. 7, let. I 6., lon. 26 W.
China (ship), from %lumps for London, Oet. 9, in the swum of
Gaspar, with lam of rudder, and going to Batavia.
Glenoreby, from Calcutta to tondos, De 0.13, let. 7 S., toe. 17 W.
Mary Queen of Boas (English barque), from Liverpool for Penna.
taco, Dec. 10, lat. 3 29 N., log. 3U 15 W.
Olive Branch, from Callao, for Cork, Jam 12, let. 49 N., lon.
20 W.
Priam Charlie, for Loudon, Oet. 14, In the Straits of Gaspar.
Undaunted (American ship), from Liverpool for New York, with
49 days out, Jan. 4, lot 31i N., lon. 994 W.
VictoTfrebooner), from Messina for Landon, of Cape de Gotta, 34
days out, Nov. SO.
Winefted (ship), from Calcutta for Liverpool, Nov. 23, off Cape
I Avow.
Wilmot (barque), from Moulmein for Cork, Nov. 16, lat. it 8., lon.
50 E., out 65 days.
Wildandna Marie, from Valparaiso to Cowes, Dee. 30, let. 6 N.,
mn 32 W.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

EDWARDS.—Jan. 17, at Wes:bourne-terrace-road, the wife of L. P.
Edwards, Esq., of a eon.
KING.—Jan. IS, at Bedford-circus, Exeter, the wife of N. KW&
Erq of a daughter.
SCRIAN.—den. 111, at Sloasegtreet, the wife of J. Series, Eel.,
of a eon.
WICKEN&—Jan. la, at Queen Annootreet, the wife of J. Wickens,
Esq., of Lfziadn's4an. of a sea.