The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-03 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Den, from Canton far Liverpool, Nov. 8, off the Cape.:
Anna, Robertson, from Altroa Bay, Nov. 14, lat. 24.45 8.
Duke of Wellington. from London and Plyntontki fer Ade-
laide, out 19 days, Nov. 4, lat. 10 N., lon. 22 %V., all wall.
Nile. Livesay, from London for Hobart Town, Aug. 18,
20 8 , lon. 33.30 W., 41 d►ys from Portland, all well.
Plrtagonet, from Calcutta for London, Nor. 7, off Cap*

Richmond (barque), Nov. 20, let. 4 S , lon. 28 W.
EturenCritp,frcn the 2.laarnitte for L Arlen, Dee. 8, lat.

17 N., 10;.'34 W.
Santiago (barque), of and for London, from Buenos Ayres,
oat 40 dap, Dec. 43, tat 29.42 N., lon. 33.10 W.
Blemish, from Sydney for London, Dec. 24, lat. 45.50 N., out
140 days.

A Disragssina STUPwREcK.—The Adelaide, of
Bristol, from Cardiff to St. Vincent, was rranded on Sago
Bench, 10 miles north by south ot the &parlor Islands (near
Comma), during a hurricane on the 19th Decembsr, and
soon after became a total wreck; the master alone wee
saved; but his wile, child, one pe‘senger, and 13 men (this
crew) were unfortunately drowned.

SPANISH RATLWATB.—We find in the Spanish
papers a single: circumstance in connexion with Spanish
enterprise. The railway from Aler to Santander has excited
great interest in Spain, but the went of means has prevented
it from receiving great financial support. The Siscayans
and other enterpri.ing natives spread over S •uth America
have come forward and subscribed liberally. Previous
advice, reported large subscriptions from M.,xico, and the
last Pacific mail brings the information that 4bo stares
have been subscribed for in the famous city or Son Luis de
Potosi, in Peru, so much enthusiasm is felt by the natives
of the province in every part of the world.
[Advertisement.] —ASTRMATIC/aLCOMPLAINT3,OLD
Cocose, sea AITECTIOPP OP Tilt CIItST tuner, eT HOLLOITAT'S PILLS.
The extraordinary efficacy of these Invaluable pills in the core of coin-
plaints affecting the cheat, whether arising from asthma, old coughs,
or OMPF4OII.II colds, is now so well atteeted by numbers of persons,
both it home and abroad, that have been cured by their use, that
Hollovray'sPUts are become the most popular remedy fur such diseases.
A few dome will remove the phlegm, relieve the oppress:on of the
chest, and thereby produce a healthy action of the lungs ; and to
assist In perfecting the cure Ifoltowars Ointment should be rubbed
into the chest every night. gold by all druggists, and at Professor
establishment, 214, Strand, Undo°.

- ----
BIRTHS, MARRIAOBB, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

anuninwoam—Jan. 1., at Ilfrh..l. G. Chilling.

.7e;ortb, of a eon.
lIILL.—Deo. 211. at Cu!verthorpe 11111, Lincolo•hire, the wife of C.

11111. ! o.oi a ma.
OUULATON.—Deo. 11, at
• los and heir.

Lady Olivia Om:LI:too, of

lILLURIAGEB.

suntozu—sidim.—Oot. 93, at Christ Church, Nussootie, India,
T. L. 131unJell, Esq., of Bitola, eldest son of T. L. Blundell, Esq..
M.D., of rinsbury-place South, to Martha, youngest daughter of
the late 1. gmtiL, rag. luring, of London.
310YLE—DAY.—Dee. 23, at Chaffinch, the Rev. G. Moyle, 31. A,
Ilead.mastee of the GreaszeiNsehool, Chuilleigh, to Fanny, third
daughter of F. N. Day, Esq., ot the same place.
PARSONS—COMP:IN.—Deo. 11, at Begbroke, Oxon, by the Rev.
J. E. Coulson, N.A.. Student of Christ I ritual, the lien. T. T. Par.
sone, Vicar of Noels Denchurch, Herefordshire to Mary Adair.
daughter of J. Coulson, Esq., of Clifton Wood, ancestershire.
RICHARDBON—WRENCEL—Dec. 31, at St. Mary., debars; SW.
see, by the Rev. J. G. Wren*, 8.A., A. St. J. Iw:bantam', En., of
the Bombay a.li Service, youngest eon of Y. Kichar&on. Seq, of
Upper Poe tlanlplsee, to Mary prance., eldest daughter of the
Rev. J. 0. Wrench, D.C.L., Vicar of baleburst.
- -- • •

WINTEIL—LAWYGitD.—Joi. 2, at Beckenham, Kent, by the Rev.
Mules Lawton', M.A., 'Vicar of Winterh iurne Niikc, N Ilta, the
Re.. George Robert %inter, 8.A., Rector of Emit Bradeeham.
Norfolk, only eon of the late Roger Winter, Eaq., Narrater-at-law,
to Augusta Eolith, youngest daughter of Edward Lawford, Req., of
Bden•part, Beckenham.