The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-15 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Cbleftala, Crofter, from Singapore fur Londaa, Sept. 12, let. 10 N.,
los. 70 W.
r liar. from London foe Buenos Area, Aug. 23, lat. G N., lon. 21 W.
from London for St. John, N. 13., Sept. 12, lat. 47 N , lon. 24 W.
Mr Be rge Podia*, from London for New Zealand, with etmgrantr,
all well, lat. I. 17 d., tun. 25.40 W.
Vicar of Bray (barque), for Callao, Ang. 23, tat. 00.31 N., lon.
23.24 W.
Woltemude, Guyt, from London for Batavia, Sept. 1, let. 11.23 N.,
lon. 20.36 W.

MESSRS. 110 ARE, BANKERS, or FLEET•sTREET,
have found that a robbery to a considerable extent has for
some time been committed upon them by a confidential
clerk, who, from speculating on the Stock IL:change, had
incurred considerable losses, and in an evil hour had been
induced to alter the figures in the bank books, whereby a
defalcation to the extent, we believe, of upwars of 10,0001.
has occurred. The person has been in the service of the
Mews. lloare upwards of twenty yean.—Wobe.

-/Advert iSCHICI24.)--CLOSINO OF TILE EXHIBITION.
he 01381MVItli of last bunday, October 12, gave a general summary
of the Great Exhibition, and very full particulars of the closing, to
the extent of ten of the Omura& folio columns; and A. nearly five
columns of the movements of the Queen and the Royal Family from
Balmoral to Windsor. During the ;present year of Issl the tookiwth
has yubli.bed over two hundred folio columns of the most interesting
particaWa of the content& of the Great Exhibition, chiefly origiind,
and collected and penned by two gentlemen of the ossirlivi esti,
bUshment, who visited the Exhibition daily for that purpose, and for
the Osszuvin only. The extensive publication of the 0116E001a CWT.
moms at 2 o'clock on Sunday morality in time for all the solidity
morning railways. A Monday'. edition, which is beat for the
country and abroad, at 4, Moeda) afternoons.

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run Hams or Wan/LOO, CUL= or R1111:11.1. or lit ILLOWA T'S
OLVTIIGVP AND PILLI.—Mr. Maass Brunton, landlord of the Water-
loo Tavern, Coatham, Yorkshire, woe afflicted 10P many month, with
rheumatism and rheumatic gout. His legs were dreadfully toioful,
and disfigured with colour. of every hue, frightful to behold. For ten
weeks he woo wholly unable to walft, the treatment he received from
several medical sea not only foiling to do him any good" but leaving
him, in tact, in a considerably worse oondltion. At this juncture,
Holloway's pills and ointment were resided to, and by their MAO
means he has been restored to health and streogth.—Sold by vil
dr=e, end at Profismor Holloway's establishment, 544, Ward,

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

ABOYNE.--Oet. 11, It Orton Longuerille, the Countess of Aboyne,
Of a son.
CATHIE. —Oct. H. at Hadd Mrs. 8. Cathie, of a *on.
MOBISHEAD.—Ciet. 9, at Bud ealtertow, the wife of the Rev. J.
A. Morehead, of a eon.
PARTRIDGE.—Oet. 6, at 70, Wynyatt-etreet, Bt. John-street-road,
the wife of —Oct.
8. W. Partridge, of a daughter.

ALEXANDER—TANNER.—Oat.7,—ai—ioamington.prlora, War.
wlekahlre, W. Alexander, Emr., of Louabard.street, London, and of
Upper Claptce, Saddler:, to Julian Ann Mary, eldest daughter of
J. J. Tenser. Esq., of Upper Claptos.
DIXOS—COWELL—Oet. It, at St. Martln'ufn-the-Velds, F. if.
Dixon, of Guildford, Surrey, to Charlotte Grace, d
youne,
Esq.,
daughter of the late 0. Oswalt, Seq., of Melbury-terrace, Dorm:-
square.
FELTON—BARTOPL—Oct. 11, at St. Mary's, Ihneratone, C. Fel-
ton, snood eon of Mr. W. J. FelL(.lll:lumplaert, Belgrare.
square, to Ann, eldest surviving des ter of Mr. W. Barton, of the
Hulsey-road, and Stook-ezehange,
LAMING —IIVCASE.—Oet. 11, at the Holy Trinity Church, West-
bourne-terrace, J. Laming, Jun., Yeq., mound son of 3. La.
ming, Eaq., of MaMa-hill West, to Frames Jeremy, second
daughter of B. IrCato, log., of Kanslngtomgardens-terrce,
Hyde-park.
LLOYD—MULLION.—Get. 11, at Bronthorongh Church, J. Lloyd,
Ham.mud* Fllntahlre, to Margaret, daughter of the late 11.
of LlverpooL