The Express.
London, England, 1853-09-19 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Albion, from Liverpool, Sept. lat. 50 N., lon. SO W.
Allred the Great, trom Liverpool fur Calcutta, ssfit. 5, au we!, Lg.
49N., lon. 9.1 s W.
Japan, from the Alauritius for London, Sept. 5, lat. t I N., lon. 24 W.
Lord Fitzgerald, from the Clyde for Sydney, Aug. 4 lot. 10 N., Ion;
25 W.
Myrtle (ship), from London for Sydney, Aug. 19, rat. 13 N., log.
23 W.
Nathaniel Thomp•en, Stone, from New Orleans for Liverpool, Aug. 1,
Lt. 28, lon. 87.
Prince of Wales (schooner), of and from lIuU for Atio rails', Sept.;
Lizard bearing N.E., diet. 20 miles; all well.
St. Lawrence, from Liverpool, Aug. 25, Ist. 36 N., lon. 15 W. ; had
met with a heavy 9. W. gale on the 17th.
Sardinian. Jordan, from Liverpool or New York, Aug 21, lat. 45 N.,
lon. 44 W.
Standerings (barque), from the Mauritius Si days, fx London, Aug.
29, let. 31.32 N., lon. 34.57 W.
Solway, mewaril hound, Sept. 6, lat. 50 N., lon. 26 W.
William Nebula, ,it New York, lat. 30, lon. 13.
William and Joseph, from Limerick, August 25, Lt. 45 N., lons
54 W.

Tnumum STORM.—On Saturday last Derby Wag
visited by a thunder storm. The storm was awful at Castle
Donington, where the spire of the church was struck by
the electric fluid, and a good des' shaken. The fluid seems
to have forced as entrance into the spire, thence descending
on to the ironwork of the bells, and was then conducted by
' the wire that connects the clock to this bell tho, strikes the
hour. After deranging the works of the clock. it traversed
the rod that attaches the fingers of the to the
clock, and thence issued through the openinit ir. the centre
of the dial-plate. The clock and room, which had only
been cleaned the previous day, were covered with dirt and
stones, which the concussion had forced from L.° inner part
of the steeple. Indeed, it may be considered v.lry fortunate
that the steeple is now standing.—Derby Repos ler.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

ACKER9.—Sept.IS, at Hyde-paric.terrace, the wife of G. 11. Acketea
Eaq., as daughter.
RANI-TER.—Sept. 14, at the Teeter', Chiddingfe:cl, Surrey, the
wife of the Rev. E. Banker, of a eon.:
CRAIGIL—Sept. 14, the wife of E. J. Cralgie, Earl., of a dauglitcr.
lIALL.—Sept. IS, at Watergate House, Samez, the wife of Ales...mat
Hall Hall, Esq., of a son.•
HOUGIL—Sept. 14. at Ham Parsonage, Surrey, the wife of the Rev.
T. G. I'. Hough, of &sou.
TIUTCIIONS —Sept. 15, at Standford-square, Mra.l.Lutchon-, of a
daughter, atill.bern.
PHILIPS.—dept. 16, at Westbourne.park-rood, the wife of C. F.
Philips, Esq., of a daughter.
PLAISTED.—Sept. 15, at Woe:wlch, the wife of Mr. T. W. P:aisted,
of • dauglitt r.
PODllollL—cept.. 16, at Mitre., the wife of the Rev. T. Po..Morea
of a eon.
TAPSON.—Sept. 16, at Clapham, the wife of J. Tapson, Eel., of e
daughter.
TAYLOR.—Sept. 15, at Lansdowne-II:. ce, Brighton, the wife of C.O.
Taylor, of • eon.

MAILILIAGES.
BARRATT—BARB ACK.—Scot. 15, at St. Mir! e• F., Ida, by
the Her. S. F. Joni., Mr. W. Barrett, of Eldon.ro lieniingtons
to Caroline Sophie, third daughter of Mr. J. Bar: 3ek, of Springs
gutless, Channg-cross.
BURNE—ADDINGTON.—Rept. 15, at Album near Guildford, DT
the Bev. J. 11. Needtgaoe, 11. R. Buret, Eaq., thud ',ono( the ltee.
11. T. Borne, of Lath, to the lion. Caroline Penelope Addington,
third daughter of the Rey. Viscount S dmouth.
cnint —RICIITER.—Rept. IS, at Christ Chores, Earyebone,,
by the Bee. E. Mur.ball, 51. A., it. F. N. Champion. rso., of Hanby
Itou•r, near Belford, Nolte, to Aston a Charlotte, youngest
daughter of 11. Richter, Eel., Lisaonorrove North, Mar)
TRIMM Ell —PASNE.—Frpt. 15, at the Natioaal Scotch Church
Regent.rotiare, hy the lion. and Be,. B. W. Noel, Mr. W. Trimmer
of Tort it eton.pluce, to Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr. W. rail*
of High italborn.