The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-24 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Athenian (barque), from Southampton for Sydney, Sept. 19,1at.21
S., lon. 23 W.
America, from Calcutta for London, out 93 days, lat. 10.22 N., lon.
1 123.30 W.
aberfoyle. from London for Calcutta, 14.1 N., lon. 24 W.
City of Edinburgb, from Calcutta for Liverpool, Oct. 23, out 91 days,
Ist. 29.31 N.
Coriolanue, from Bombay for Liverpool. Oct. 14, 79 dap, lat. 10 N.,
lon. 23 W.
Eugenia, Oct. 73, 130 days from Shanghai for London, lat. 27.20 N.,
km. 33.19 W.
Guinan, for Melbourne, with emigrant+, Nov. 19, lat. 10 N., low
24 W.
Ilellsmont, from Moulmein for London, Nov. 4, lat. 40.36 N., W.
20.7 W.
Finh.i.noor, 90 days from the Malabar Coast, for Landon, N0v.9,14
43 N., lota. 13.40 W.
Lady Fruitland. from Calcutta for London, Oct. 4, lat. 2 S., la
19 W.

PROGRESS OF BRISTOL.—On Wednesday last the
members for Bristol, the Hon. F. H. F. Berkeley, and Mr.
W. H. G. Langton, meta committee of the Chamber of
Commerce, at the cakes of the Chamber, in Queen's-square,
and at a conference, which lamed over two hours, various
topics of local interest were discussed, including the postal
oseosiatasause, or which eonsplaint Las so long been made
to the authorities in vain; the supplying the Chamber of
Commerce with reports relating to statistical returns and
other matters of interest to trading and commercial corn.
=unities ; the pilotage arrangements, with particular
reference to a suggestion which has already been conveyed
to the President of the Board et Trade, by Mr. Langton,
on the part of the Chamber, that the pilotage tees
be paid at the respective custom houses, as the
light dues now are ; the appointment of Bristol
as a government depot for emigration, dm. The
chairman of the committee took the opportunity of
communicating to the honourable gentlemen statistical evi-
dence of the great progress which Bristol has made in her
foreign-going trade during the last five or six years. It ap-
peared from the official returns that the tonnage of ships
registered at Bristol had increased from 37,868 in 1817 to
71,000 in 1853, and that the number and tonnage of ships
trading with this port to and from foreign parts, the cus-
toms revenue received at, and the value of goods exported
from, this port, had all increased in a corresponding ratio.
Mr. Berkeley and Mr. Langton expressed their satisfaction
at this, and the pleasure they felt in finding that so useful
a soeitty had been established. The committee thanked
the hon. gentlemen for their attendance, and passed a vote
of thanks to them for the great attention which they had
uniformly paid to the numerous representations which the
chamber had had occasion to make to them during the put
session of parliament. —Clifton Chronicle.
THE STABBING CASE AT DEPTFORD.—Yesterclay
it was ascertained at Gay's Hospital that Thomas Breslau'
was still in a very weak condition from the loss of blood,
but great hopes are entertained of his ultimate recovery,
the wound not being so deep as was at first feared. John
Sullivan is also doing well, and it is hoped that he is out of
the reach of danger. Their four assailants were brought
up from Deptford to the accident ward on Tuesday eveningl
and identified as the persons who committed the murderous
attack.

SIIREWBBURY AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. --.
Traffic receipts for week ended Nov. 13, 1833, 8581. 153.10 d.
Corresponding period last wear. 7201. Ba. Bd.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS. _ _

CARROLL—Nov. 20, at Greea7parl,Wath, the wife of the Rev. F.
Caron, of a soa.
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COSSAR--Nor. 21. at Upwell-place, Kenningt3n, the wife of Capt.
Coeur, Royal Marinas, of a ma.
JONES.—Nov. St, at Elworth Panellise, Cheahire, the wife of the
Rea. A. Jona, M.A., of a daughter.
LANG.—Nov. 21, at Little Memel, near Southampton, the wire of
E. W. Ling, Esq., 11.1 e., of a soa.
MARTIN.—Nov. 20, at Sererndreort-villa, Shoots!
T. Martin, Esq., of Gram:dumb-street, of. eon.
NICIIOLSON.—Nov. 210, at Clapham-park, the wife of J.J.
son, Eeq., of a soa.
OSSORY.—Nor. 21, at Kilkenny, the wife of the Bishop of Oosory,

the wife of

of a KA.
TRIST.—Nov. 2A, at CI
of a &welter.

Brighton. Mrs. W. Trist,

KARRIAGIIB.

BARNES-11.LOUGHLIN.—Nov. 21, at St. Werbergh's Catholic
Chapel, by the Bev. Canon Brown, Mr. J. Barnes, to Anne Clara.
fourth daughter of the late Mr. P. M'Loughlin, of Droghed.i.
Ireland.
GRISE—JONES.—Nov. 19, at the Pariah Church, Streatham, surrey.
W. B. Grtae, E.q., of Relham.bill, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter
of the late O. lone*, Eaq., of Pairlight, near liaatings.
JONES —DTEIL—Nov. 21, at St. John's, Liverpoal, by the Rev. W.
F. Taylor, M.A.,Ir. S. Jones, to Roee Ann Dyer, both of that place.
MATTHEWS - COLLEDGE.—Nov. 19, at St. Andrew's Church,
Rugby. by the Rev. J. Moultree, rector, Mr. C. H. Matthew., of
Wolverhampton, to Sarah, widow of the late Mr. Co:ledge, of the
former place.
SERI

_AVM —HIGSON.—Nor. lb, ot St. John's. Cbowbent, near Man-
chester, by the Rer. 8. Johnson, A.M., incumbent, Jeremah, eldest
son of Mr. K. Seddon, to Elizabeth, only oaughter of Mr. J. llig-
eon, all of 01 ow be t

DEATRB.

BOW}:R.—Nov. 20. at Soutl;l7Ziele,Bath, F. N. Bower, Esq., of
Wiveliseointie, Somereetshire, youngest win of the late Rec. IL
Bower, Vies of St. Mary Magdalen, Minton, aged 42.
BRinow.—No.. 21, universally beloved and lamented, Robert
Bristow, Eisq., of ltroamore•park, Wilts, and 101, Pionadilly, in the
slat year of his age.
COOKIL—Nov. 20, P. D. Cooke, Esq., of °argon, Yorkshire, and
Geosaney, Flintshire, aged 61.
COURTENA V.—Nov. 21, at Hydopark.pleee West, William Roe.
etald, eldest son of Lord and Lady Courtenay, aged 21.
DALTON.—Nov. 20, Mary Ann, wife or J. Dalton, Req., of Burrs,
near Colchester.
LARPENT.—Nov. 21, Berosour George, infant son of Sir G. La-
p.nt, Bars.
REID.—Nov. 19, at West Einma.place, Stonehouse, Devon, W.
held, Req., late of 11.11.'e Paymaster General's-01Rn, azed 7q.
WATSON.—Nov. 19, at the Priory, Dawlisb, Devonshire, MarTs
relic: of the late J. R. Watson, Esq., Capt. &N., aged 72.

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