The Express.
London, England, 1851-05-17 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITII.

Ada, Slader, from Jamaica, May 11, off the Lig trd, out 42 days.
Alin4fer London for Ws Bermuda Wands and Nawau, May
Commodore (English), from Sydney for London, out 103 day., all
well, May 3, lat. 333 N., lon.. 9.00 W.
Divpatch (English), from t nylon for London, out 104 days, April 22,
lat. 22.44 N., lon. 39.32 W.
Mount Edgeoonalw, from Load= for Adelaide, March 3, lat. 0, lon.
26 W.
Mermaid, horn Falmouth for Swan River, tat. 9, lon. 715:W.
Mary Ellen, from Waurithia fur Cork, March 25, tat. 16.30 6., ton.
6.4 W., out 39 days.
°Env Cromwell, for Shanahan, April 3, lat. 337 N., lon. 22 40 W.,
out 39 days.
Sacrament, (Amerlean brig), let. 7 R., lon. 30 W.
Wellington ,barque), Mt. 7 8., lon. 30 W.
Williams, Young, tram (1 for St. Thomas's, April 20, lat.
22 40 N., 100. 34 3 W., oat 17 days.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

THAT WONDERFUL MEI.HCINE prepared
by JOHN KAYE, Esq., of Dalton Hall, near liwidervfleld, mid
ht. John's-wood-Irak, London, and now so celebrated ;IA KA YE'S
WOILstIELL'S PILLS, in daffy rising is estimation. The hundreds
of testimonials that have gone forth to the public, recently three hun.
dred in one publication) would render it onneetwory to adduce fur.
thee proof of their surprising eflicace, but that this may meet the eye
of 80131 e who bale not men that publication. JmephJughins, of Mar-
ket-street, Beds, had bean labouring fir thirty yearn under a complaint
in the stomach, which he attrition d to lying on the damp ground
whilst serving in the army, under the fluke of Wellington, at the bat-
tle of Waterloo. He hail talus medicines in aConlairre, and incurred
great expense, in hope of relief; but the pain and sickness gradually
increased, and he had given up all hope of a cure, expecting bb
disease would carry him to the grave. A Asti time ago he was
recommended to try Kaye's WoraileMs Pills. After tailing twobosee,
to his astonishment and gratification the pain, which had been his
constant companion for so long a period, was on greatly alleviated,
that, buoyed up by hope, he persevered until he had Liken ids holes,
which effect.' a complete cure; and, although now far advanced In
life, he Ciduy, n state of health to which be has been a stranger foe
the last thirty yearn Mrs. Atchinvon, of Porten, near WM:ch.-en,
took Kaye's Pills an a remedy fur indi..estion and general debility;
she received so much benefit from them that she now recommends
them to her !nettle on all nee/stunk but beware of spurious
thins; none are genuine which have not Mr. Kaye's coat-re-arms
and • fac-simile of his signature on the directions wrapped round
each boa.

CURES by DU BARRY'S J/ELICI()US REVA-
IINTA ARABICA BOOM—. Filly Years' lodigestion, Consti-
pation, Nervouane., Asthma, Gough, Flatulency, tingaine, Pickneee se
the Stomach, and Vomiting, the indescribable agony of which had re.
dared toe tosucb adegyee that 1 was unable to move without crutches,
haveheen entirely removed by DU MAURY'S excellent FOOD—]tae
Jolly Worthen; Ling, roc Finallar teetimomals 01 curry (rpm
the Right floe. the Lord Stuart de Deets., thp Venerable Arcbde..con
diesander Stuart, of Kies; Msior.Cierieral Thome. King, Eammitu;
William fluor, Keq., barrister-stplaw, Krng'u College, Cambridge, a
cure of 60 yeses' parCysia; and 50,000 ntlnr cures of liver, Ldmus,
nervous, and stomaehie eceiplainte, gout, rheumatism, dieteneion,
palpitation, ft. bold in panieters with lull inetructions, weighteg
lb., at 2e. 94.; 2111., at la. 6d.; lilb., at Ile.; 121 h., at 22P.; super
refined quality, 10Ib., at 336.; Mb., at ggs. The lolb. and 121 b, amiss
vas are forwarded tree of euriage on rectipt of a punt-061w order, by
Dli DAILEY as d Co., 117, Sew Bundsrzoct, Lond..n .aeo at 191
and 451, strand; 4, Cbeapaide; 60, Grace.mlrebein trt, 49,
gate Whin,