The Express.
London, England, 1853-08-18 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Apame (brig), from Valparaiso for Liverpool, 102 days out, July 16,
lat. 341.20 N., lon. 40.00 W.
Amelie (brig), from the Coast of Gaines for London, July 15,15 t.
38.30 , lon. 41.00 W.
Artistic (ship), from Chid fa Liverpool, 83 days out, July 11, lat.
;4.00 N., lon. 44.00 W.
Admiral, from Liverpool for New York, July 8, lat. 49 N., lon. 11 W.
Barkbill, July 20, lat. 43 N., lon. 31 W.
Cleopatra (brig), of New York, from Mobil* for Liverpool, lat. 20.48,
Inn. 84.40.
Emma Watts, for Liverpool, July 20, lat. 24 N., loth 8 W.
Falcon, from Liverpool for Cori l'hiltp, June 27, lat. 13 4., lon. 33 W.
Francis, from Liverpool for Ceylon, July 39, lat. 41 N., lan. 14 W.
Honduras, from Liverpool for Quebec, July 31, five miles off Cape
Spear.
Ines, from Liverpool, Aug. 10, oft Arklow.
Iberia (brig), of London, for Demerara, July 13, lat. 17.40 N.,1011.
37.10 W.
James, of St. Jose, from London for New York, June 29, lat. 41 N.,
lon. 20 W.
John Handooek, from Liverpool for New York, Aug. 10, oft Arklow.
Ripley, from Sunderland for Melbourne, Aug. 7, Lat. 49 N., lon. 8 W.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

COLE.—Aug. 14, at Clifton-road, Carlton.hill, the wife of I. E. Cola,
Esq., of a daughter.
GARDNEL—Aag. 13, at Crocken.hill, Dartford, the wife of the Re?.
W. Gardner, of a daughter.
ORlE4l7.,loNf..—wAn.ag. 14, at St. Halters, Jersey, the wife of T. Gran,
IAYEB.—Aug. te, at Dontehourn Abbots, Gloucestershire, the wife
of the Rev. T. Hayes, of a son.
PAGET.—Aug. 13, at Princes-terrace, Lady Clareaos Paget, of a son.
RUSSELL—Aug. 13, at Etimingflekt, the wife of Mr. E. W. Russell,
of a daughter.

SINGTON.—Ang. 13, at Tivoli-place, Higher Broughton, Manches-
ter, the wile of A. Sington, EA., of a son.
SIBITIL—Aug. 14, at Percy-street, Liverpool, the rife of .1. finith,
jun., Eeq , of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.

BONHAM —HAILEB.—Aug. 16, at Bt. Jainee's, Piccadilly, by the
Rey. J. H. Thome, C. W. Bonham, Esq., Commander R.N.,
youngest eon of the late 11. &ahem, kAq., M.P., to Isabella
eldest daughter of the late Ltent..Col. Hades, K.H.
800111-11ORRIDGE.—Aug. 13, at St. Thomas's, Radcliffe, by the
BAT. B. Fletcher, M.A., Imminbent, Mr. T. Booth, to Mess Alice
Horridge, both of Radcliffe.
RUNT—REYNOLDS.—Aug. 11, at St. Mary's, Nottingham, by the
Rev. J. W. Brooks, Mr. W. S. Ilunt, of Derby, to Sarah, third
daughter of Mr. S. Reynolds, of Park.row„ Nottingham.
LOONEY—I'DOL.—Aug. 13, at St. Michael's, Upper Pitbetteet,
Liverpool, by the Rev. C. Morrell, Mr. M. Looney, of Liverpool, to
Mies Anne Pool.
SNELL—PILE.—Aug. 13, at Trinity Church, Weethiurne.terrace,
11. 8. Snell, Esq., fourth eon of G. B. Snell, Erg., Pennsbury, to
Elisabeth Caroline, eldest daughter of the late 8. Pile, Eeq.
BPILMANN—COLLIER.—Aug. 13, at the Catholic Chapel, Rids.
moat, and afterwards at Mortlake parish church, Surrey. Signor L.
lipilmann, of Rome, to Jane Anne, youngest daughter of W. Collier,
Bo+, of Mortlake, late of Weaete.villa, Pendleton.