The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-27 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrivals, August 26.—11. C. steamer Indus, from Kurrarhee. 27
—Herrnlota', (ruin Liverpool ; Anjer, from Liverpool; Amity, from
Boston. 25 -Ann Armstrong, from Portsmouth; Saghalien, from
Liverpool; Elizabeth late, from Liverpool; Ann Martin, tram
Glasgow. 31—George Fyle, front Aden. Sept. 2—Strainer SirJ. It.
Comae, than Surat. 4-11ydree, from Juddah. 3-II.M. steamer
Seaforth, from Colombo. 6 - Naval, from Greenock. 7—Charlotte,
from Hull; Actress, from Mauritius; H.C. steamer Atalanta, from
Suez. B—Steamer sir Mules Forbes, from Surat. B—James Tur-
out, from London. 10. -111ndoostan, from Loudon; Julia A. C.
Herring, from Calcutta ; Plain; from Surat. 12-Colder, from
Greenock. 13—Richard Cobden, front Liverpool,
Departures. - August 26. -Salimity, for Muscat. 27—Ezmonth, for
Calcutta. Duke of Cornwall, for Chloe; London, for Glasgow;
Isabella, for Moulmein ; !Dross', for Madras ; luttel, Barry, for Cal-
cutta. 30—Sir Ilerbert Compton, for China. H. C.'s schooner Con-
stance, fur Aden; Bangalore, Inc Madras; steamer Sir Charles
Forbes, for Surat. 31 —Forth, for Calcutta ; Slrman, to Calcutta;
Hesperus, for Calcutta ; Shah Afloat for Calcutta; False Itubalany,
fur Calcutta; steamer Phlox, for Surat. Sept. 2 —John Fleming, fur
Cuddalore. 3—Lady Bute, for the Mauritius; Cleopatra, for China.
7—Steamer Comae, for Surat. li—Stephina Tulla, for Singapore.
• 9—Steamer Seafortth for Colombo; Amity, for calcutta. 10—nata-
-1 jec Cowasjee, to Calcutta; Anne Armstrong, F. Bradley, for Madras ;
Elizabeth Walker, D. Gillies, for China. 11— IL C's. schooner Tigris,
fur Malibur coast ; India, for China. 13—Steamer Sir Charles Forbes,
for Surat; Fanny, Malay coast.
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t&IA'ITIA.

August :4.—Arrirals.—Timandra, from London; Cassibelaunns,
front Newcastle. 16—Sir Robert Seppingts, from Mauritius ; Nankin,
from Mauritius; Lady 3141kmald, from Mauritius; Livingstone,
from London ; Sir :Edward Paget, from Mauritius; Queen, from
London; Beliona, from Bourbon. 17—Success, from London ; Ante-
lope, from China. 15—Sarnarang, from London; Bland, from Liver.
.1; Simlah, from Cape of (hod Hope; Sir Henry Ha Binge, from
mbay; Louis, from Bourbon. 19—Creole, from Mauritius, Echo,
from Pondicherry. 20—Amity, from London; Juliana, from
Judah; Anonyma, from China ; Sarah, from Breton. 22
British sovereign, from Cork ; Fatal Rozack, from Muscat.
23 Paris, from Pondicherry. 24 Junerva, from Penang;
Lddraans, front Liverpool; Albatross, from Pondicherry. 25
Loch Lomond, from Greenock ; Tartar, from Beaton; Berliam-
pore, from Liverpool; Aristides, from Cape of Goad Hope. 26—Pole-
tiers, from Cork; William Parker from Bombay; Christina, from
Rangoon. 27—Steamer Tenamerim, from Moulmein. 20—Joseph
Manook, from Rangoon. 30 —Solactte, from London. Sept. 1—
Seringupatam, from London. 2—Hope, from Pedier Coast; Samuel
Boddington, from Sydney; Jacob Perkins (A.), from lloston. 3
Rob( rt Small, from Loudon ; Fanny, from Ceylon. 4—Steamer Hin-
dustan, front Suez.
D7portnres for Saugor.—August 13—William, Money, for Mau-
ritius; Fatima, far Liverpool; Lloyd's, tor London. 14—Maria
Amelie, for Bourbon. IS—% atm, for London; Duke of Wellington,
for Liverpool; Carlaad Grove, for London. It —Clifton, for the
Mauritius; Marion, for London. 17—Eel-o, tor London. 19—Bute-
shire, for London ; Phantom, for Sydney. 20—f).staur, for China;
Advocate, for London; Charles Jones, for Mauritius. 22—Victoria,
for Mauritius ; Red Rover, for China. 23-11.undell, for Mauritius.
2S—Soundiry, for Bourbon. 27—Clemence, for Dunkirk; Thomas
It. Wales, fur Boston; John William Dare, for Colombo; Eliza and
Hester, for Mauritius. 25—Mischief, for China; Tuonias Lee, for
Mourinus ; Agnes Lee, for Loudon. 30 —17.341 e, for Algna Bay. 31—
Lady Clarke, for London. Sept. I—Ariadne, fur Dunkirk; Rajasthan,
for Mauritius; k:verthorpe, far Moulmein ; Plantagtnet, for London;
Ludy Margaret, for Colombo; Weralf, for Penang and Singapore.
2-I'rincess Royal, for Liverpool. 3--Stratheden, for London ; Tul-
loch Castle, for London. 4—Dhur, for China. s—Echo, for Bourbon.

August 23. —Steamer Hugh Lindsay, from Coringa; DefLanoe,
from Mauritius; Fell-, from Bombay. 2i —llelvellon, from Liver-
pooL Sept. 3 l'lntegritO, from Pondicherry ; Phantom, from
Calcutta. 4—Orpheus, from Aden ; Industry, from Coringa. 8—
Bolivar, from Bombay ; Duke of Portland, Gam Bombay. 7—Her
Majea y's sloop Pilot, from Moulmein; Intrepid, from Northern Ports ;
Wellraley, from London. it—Marie, from Markauum ; Minerva, from
London. 9—A rehire, from Rangoon. to—Paragon, lion Corium, ;
'Hope, from tam; North Bend, from Boston. 11—Barossa,
from Bombay; Bangalore, J. Parson, from Bombay.
Departures—August 26.—Alibi, for Calcutta. 31—Tearer, for
Coringa; !Lindley, tor Cape; Mary Sophia, for Mauritius. Sept 2
City of I'oonah, for Weat Indies and London. 3—James Hall, for
northern ports ; Hosanna. for Coringa. 4—lntegrity, for Caninga.
3--Adele Marquanl, for Penang ; Bengal, for London. 7—Phantom,
for Van Dtemen's Land. 8 —llashemy, for %Vest Indies and London.
11 —Kiri of Harewood, for Liverpool, rra Clyde ; Industry, for
Coringa.
Slopping to the Ronds.—ller Majesty's sloop Pilot, for Trineconake ;
Wellesley, for Caleutta ; Northbend, for Calcutta ; Duke of Portland,
for the West Indies ; Bolivar, for London; Helvellyn, for ; Or-
phew., tar Calcutta ; Intrepid, for llomts,y; Marie, tor Batavia • Ayr-
shire ; Paragon, for northern ports ; Brig Frill, for Penang ; Banga-
lore, for Lisa rpcol ; Barema ; Hope ; Minerva, for Calcutta.
Al•
Arrivals.—Sept. 13—Her Majesty's sloop Fox, Sir Henry Black-
wood, from Madras. 11—H. C. ship Mahi, from Zerla. 13 —Pre.
cursor (steamer), from Sues. 24—Mary Nixon, from London. 27
tiniveroe, from London. 29 —Vittoria (steamer,) Suez. 30 —Queen
(-framer,) from Bombay. Oct. l—Bentnick (steamer), from Calcutta.
Departures.—SepL IS —Trte .kbar (steamer), for Bombay; Pre-
cursor (steamer), for Calcutta ; H.Co's. ship alahi, for Bombay.
29--Victaria (steamer). for Bombay. Oct. 2—Her 31ajostra sloop
Fox, for Bombay.
CAPUL.
Arrivals at Hong-Kong.—July 22—The Sumatra, from Batavia;
A. Albuquerque, from Singapore; Funny Sulam, tor Bombay: Tre-
melga, Mr Java. 23—Eaperanca, for Cosi- 21—Lydford, for Bombay;
Scaleby Castles, for Bomtay Velore for Liverpool. 2! F. Nostra-
barruck, for Bombay ; Hydcree, for Bombay ; China, !or Bombay
Flora Marc, for Bombay • Sea Horse, for Bombay. 27—Royal
Albert, for Calcutta; John Adam, far Bombay. 28—Camber-
land, foe Singapore ,• Sylph, for Calcutta. 29 —Antilla, for Liver-
pooL August l —The Good Success, for Bombay; Violins, from
Bally. 2—Mali, from. LiverpooL 3-31. Jude' Bark, from Singa-
pore; loathe, horn Manila 3—lsland Queen, trout liornbly; Mal.
vino, from Singapore; Arid, from Singapore. 6—Helen Stuart, from
Liverpool. 7—John Dugdale, from Liverpool ; Mint era, from Sydney;
I.itherl yd, from Liverpool; S t. Autonitt, from Singao,je. 8 —Patna,
from LivorpoiL 9—JaleVaine, trim Liverpool, Iluntresi, from

singnpor, 11—Sterling, from Bombay. 12—A1frcd, from New Zeit
land; Dido, fret: Calcutta; Sophia Fraser, from SllliraPuve ;
from Singapore. .4; Slr W. tVallace, from: tilingaPorc;
(span) from MiteuJa ; Ana Grant, from Bombay; Waterwitchi
from Csbuttal; her Majesty's chip Agincourt, from Borneo; her
Majesty's ship Disdains, from Borneo; her Majesty's ship Royalist,
from Borneo. li--Fatal flair, from Samarang; Lady M. Wood
(steamer), from Crane, &c. 15.—Flacha, from Manilla. 17—Clown,
from Calcutta ; Albert Edward, from Liverpool ; Menzies, from
Bombay Maggie, from Liverpool. 19—Paid currim, from Calcutta.
21—Her Majesty's ship Ringdove, from Manilla. 22—Willkon
Mitchell, from London ; Mermaid, from Manilla. 24—Argo, from
firemen. 25—Narelao, from Manilla ; Nor, from Calcutta ; Mary
Bannatyne, from London • Poppy, from Calcutta. 26—Ellen, from
Singapore; Emperor, from Bombay.
Arrivals at Amoy.—July B—The King Henry from Singapore. 10
—Trini (Spanish), from Manllla. 23 —Gitana (Spanish), for Manilla.
26 —Machlar, from Singapore. 29—Fortuna (Spanish), from Manilla.
3l—Tyrone, front Singapore.
Arrival at Shanghee.—July 9—The Corinthian, from Liverpool.
Departures from liong-kong.—July 23—The Seim, for Bally ;
Tumchae, for New York. 24—Erin, for Bombay. 25—Charles
Forbes, for Bombay; Braganca (steamer), foe Gall; Etc. 20—Jane,
for Manilla. 29—Aida Fells, for Pangailaan. 30—Marchioness of
Douglas, for Manilla. 31—Sumatra, for Manilla; Lambe:atm'. for
Glasgow. Aug. I—Ann M'Eln, for New York; Marmian, for Ma-
nilla. 5-- Fenella, for Cape of Goal slope. 6—Cheerful, for Manilla.
7—St. Pauli, for Hamburg. 13—Lowice Family, for Bombay. 9
Mary Sparks, for London. 10—Kensington, for Manilla; Lanercost,
far LiverpooL 11—H. Augusts, for Manilla; Prima Donna, for
Hobart Town. 12—Ilowqua, for New York. I3—Sylph, for Calcutta.
15—Bangalore, for Landon; Alfred, for London. 17—Augusta
Jessie, for Landon; Hugh Walker, for London; Ledford, for Manilla.
19—Nabob, for London. 22—Minerva, for ?gentile. 23—Water
Stitch, for Calcutta. 21—Marchinness of Douro, for Sydney. 2.1
Nemesis, for London; Maid of JulpSa, for Calcutta; Kelpie, for Cal-
cutta. 25—Vinaion, for Manilla.
Departureafroin Amov.—July 14.—Tke Oquendo, for Manilla. 22
Guess, for Manilla. 18-Carthage, for Manilla. 31—TriM, for
Manilla.
Departures from Churan.—July 25.—The John Bull, Lord Hunger-
ford, and the Charles Grant, for Calcutta.
Vessels passed Anger.—July 23.—The Candahar, from China, June
2t, for New York ; Luirick, from China, June 23, for Bombay. 29
Akbar, Ibllet, from Whampna, June 21, for New York ; Anna Elba,
from Macao, for Bombay. August 2.—Frederich limb, Toby, from
China, for the Cape.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BOMBAY.

MARIIIAGEL—At Bruns, August 31, Mathew Stove% Esq., of the
Bombay Medical Service, to Mary, dauchter of the late (apt. ADGilli-
vray, Bombay, engineers. At the Neilgherries, August 23, Captain
John Watkins, 23d Bombay Native Infantry, to MarthaJaae, yoingest
daughter of the late Henry Simons, Esq., et Tyershall House, York-
shire. At Byculta, Sept. 3, Arthur Maio, Esq., secretary to govern-
meat, to Mary Sophia 3(arcia, third daughter of J. P. Willoughby,
Esq., member of council of this presidency. At Aden, August 21,
Barre P. Boleau, Esq., of her Maje,ty's 94th, to Ann Horton, daugh-
ter of the late Serjeant Horton. At St. Mary's Church, Poona, Mr.
C. Anding, Bombay medical establtshment, to Elisabeth, the eldest
daughter of Mr. J. 1t.m4.11 riding master, Horse Artillery.
Biaro4.—At Dhoolia, August 24, the wife of Mr. T. Price, of a
daughter. At Itajkote, August 20, the wife of Capt. Henry Aston, of a
son. At Lroaelt August 2,4 the lady of Assist.Surg. C. G. Wiebe, of
a daughter. At the Hermitage, Sept. 1, the Luly of J. R. nadirs', of
a son. At Dees; August 25, the lady of Capt. Eyre, 3d Bombay Light
Cavalry, tea eon. At Colaba, August 30, the wife of the Rev. George
Cook, of a 14n. At Poonah, August 31, the lady of Lieut. J. T. Barr,
of a daughter. At Kurrachee, August 23, Mrs. H. Maher, of a
daughter. At Bombay, Sept. 5, the lady of W. Courtney, Esq., Civil
Service, of a daughter. At Exeter, August 3, the lady of B. 1..
Esq., ota eon. At Ahmcdnuggur, Sept. 0, the lady of Lieut. G. P.
Sealy, cif the Artillery, of a use. At Tarlton, Sept. 9, the lady ut Mr.
G. M. Joseph, of a daughter.
111.•11141. —At Kurrachee, July 28th, the eldest son of John Lumpy,
E. In Bombay, Sept. 1, Mr. John Coward. At Bhooj, August 23,
Assist Surg. E. Wallace. At Aden, August 22, the Rev. C. Tombs,
Bombay Ecclesiastical Establishment At Bombay, September 6, Mr.
John Smith. . _