The Express.
London, England, 1853-12-01 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN MTH.

Aberfoyle (barque), and Ang:esea (ship), lat. 8.47 Pr, lam. 23.44 W.
Bloreage (ship), of Newport, Nov. 14, lat. 43.27 N., loc. 15.8 W.
Eliza (ship), from Moulmein for Landau, Oct. 16, lat. 8.40 N., :04.
21.24 W.
Rem, for New York, Oct. 24, I it. 45 N., lon. 33 W.
Jaret Mitchell, lat. 34.42 N., I.m. 38.7 W.
Liverpool (b.rque), for Jamaica, lat. 48.51 N., lon. 10,40 IV.
Richmond, bfucd S.W., Oct. 7, lat. 30 8., lon. 41 W.
Clary ( ! ) (barque), Brown, of Olouceeter, for Melbourne,
Nov. 17, lat. 47.46 N., 'on. 12.14 W.
Shannon, from Liverpool for New York, Nov. 21, lat. 51 N., :on.
16 W.
Waterlow (ship), Sept. 27, Lt. 6.51 N., lon. 21.46 W.

Scorniu HOSPITAL.—The 188th anniversary of
this charity was held yesterday, according to ancient dia-
tom, it being St. Andrew's-day, at the London-tavern, the
Lord Mayor in the chair. About 200 gentlemen eat down
to dinner. The charity of the Scottish Hospital is applica-
ble to the poor natives of Scotland and their children
resident in the metropolis and its immediate neighbour-
hood, who, not being in receipt of any parochial relief,
would in age, poverty, sickness, or distress, be exposed to
the utmost wretcheducs, or to begs icy, but for the falter-
ing relief afforded by this institution. The chairman
having given the usual :rya' toasts, which were responded
to in a hearty spirit, proposed the fir alth of the American
sinister, who was unfortunately prevented, through ianess,
front attending. The toast was received with great cor-
diality, and was responded to by Daniel E. Sides, Esq.,
Secretary to the American Legation, who stated that the
American minister claimed a Scottish ancestry, and that
America was indebted to Scotland for some of the brightest
names that adorned the annals of that country. (Cheers.)
The chairman then made vigorous appeal on behalf of
charity which had been thy means of relieving many poor
and destitute natives of Scotland. The subscriptions
amounted to about 3901.

[AelVertilletttellt.] FIFIT THOUSAND Celli'
WlTlorr Memoirs by Du Ekeigit's RitaLteiTA Atubica FOOD,.
Nee 49,832 :—" Fifty yore' indeeeribable agony from dyspepsia.
clervuenlegii, asthma, riourit constipallec, flatulence, alumna, neg.
awe 41 the stomach, and vonsitilnirs, have been reinoTrell Elrrgt
excellent feed."—Maria Worthmr, Ling, neat Due, Norfoilti
Cure No. I
71 of dyspepria trout the Right Don. the Lord Stutz es
Decies:--.. have derived craciderable bcorft trots your Nod, lied
authorise the vablication cr• tssee Imes."--Stuart de Deciev. Sild
saniatera, I lb., at 2a. 3d.; 2 lb., at 4e. Gd; 3 lb.. at Ile.; :. .b., at
240, outer-,apnea quality. at ; S lb.. at 22..; 1. lb.
:2 ih, eanieters tree curia.", ;' UARRC Du
TT. laetest-street. Lo,tirr.

Ln.,
uvertisement.j—HOLLowAi's OINTMENT AND
PILIP POI TUC CULP 01 neaurvioa.—Extract of I letter from Mr.
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recommended me to try Holloway's Ointment and Pills, informica me
that a ginner pclaseager had been cured '.y them invaluable medi-
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using them, and in a few days I found ouch an improvement in my
geaer.d health, that I continued them as directed, and I know
that you will be pleased to hear that I am now perfectly cared."—
Sold by all druggists, and at Profesang Holloway's establiehment, 244.
Strand, London.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATBs.

BIRTHS.

DENNISTOEN.—Nov. 26, at Glaegow, the wife of A. U.Proniccun,
Esq., of a daughter.
EVANS.—Nov. 23, at Bath, the wife of the Rev. G. U. Erato, Of
a MD.
GROWNE.—Nov. 23, at Brentwood, the wife of R. Growv, Esq.,
M.D., prematurely, of twins.
JONAB.—Nor. 27, at Maids rate, the wife of D. Jowl., Esq., of a
daughter.
RI4IOIITON.—Nov. 26, at haton.aquare, Lady lint/eh:on, of a ...ill.
born Infant.
MANNERS.—Nov. 22, at Farnham Has, near Eury, L..y 31.Innrre,
of a d.,ughter.