The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-01 00:00:00

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Athenian. from Madras fur London, Nov. 17, lot. 17 <
lon 4 W.
Blorenge, from Calcutta for Landon, D,c. 17, lat N ,
lon. 33 W.
Britannia (brig), steering southward, Nov. 27, lat. I N ,
lon. 29 W.
Camilla (brig), steering S.W., Nov. 24, lat. 4 S., Lm. 31 W.
Duncan (ship), of Livcrpocl, Dec. 23, lat. 47 N., lon. 'f W.
Druid, from Africa for Llvarpool, Nov. 19, lat. I ,
lon. 20 W.
Ipswich, from Buena Ayres for London, Dec. 15.1at.1:
N., lon. 38 W.
Isabel Newton, from London, bound S.W., Dee. 2, !ILA.
N., lon. 21 W.
Kyle, for Buenos Ayres, Nov. 9, lat. 2G S., lon. 38 W.
Lord Dalhousie, from Calcutta for Loudon, Oct. 31, lat.l
8., lon. 40 E.
Steadfast. from Calcutta for London, Deo. 15,1 at. 37 N ,
lon. 33 W.
St. Abbe, from China for London, Dia 10, let. 20 N.,
lon. 34 W.
Termichor.., from the Mauritius for Cork, Den. s,lat. 13N ,
lon. 28 W.

COTTON SEED.—Several recent small arrivals of
the cotton seed from the East Indira bare been followedil
an importation to a much larger extent from the United
States of America. A vessel which has arrived from New
Orleans has brought 112 packages of this seed, as a portioa
of her cargo, consigned to order, and the importation, on ac•
count of its greatly increased extent, and the nature of the
article, is of considerable interest.

[A riVeCtifigUlhht.l—TlTE EARL or ALDBOROCGIT
AND I)OLLOWAT.II Phut—An astounding mire by this m rico:
medicine, after every other means had failed. See extract from hi
lordship*, letter, dated Villa Messina, Leghorn, Feb. 21, Isls.—li
Profenor Holloway. sir,-1 beg to acquaint you that your Iwll. has
effected a cure of s diander in my liver and stomach which all the
meet eminent of the faculty at home and all over the ljontinent hot
not been able to effeet—nay, not corn the waters of Carlsbad or
Marienbad. (Signed) Ataisiouonow..' These wonderful oil!, aril
cure any disease of the liver or stomach. Sold (also Iliglowa)'s
ointment) at Professor Holloway's establishment, 244, Strand, Lou.
dos; and by all medicine voider* thxoughout Uncivilised woeid.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

DALBIAC.—Dee. 18, at &Solon, Devonshire, the wife of G. D
Mae, Fag, oh a sou.
GIBBB.—Dee. 20, at Peraburproul, Haelmey.downs, Mrs. D. A.
Gilatm, of a son.
MARL—Deo. 28, ►t Southampton, Mrs. P. Dan, el a eon,
LAURIL—Dee- 30, at luaburg.equare, the wile of D. Laurie, 2-1,
M a daughter.
POWNALL.—Den 30, at Upper llaniiiton.terruce, BL Jolu•a.woal,
the wife of R. It Poem:tall, Eaq., or a daughter.
ROGERS.—Dee. 28, at Coningsby, Lincolnshire, the wife of J. ale: 4
Esq., of a daughter.
TOTTENILAY.--Dee. 28, the wife of C. Tottenham, Req., of
daughter.

mam—Dee. 34, at the Philanthropic Form School,
Surrey, the wile of the Rev. S. Tenter, of a moo.

MARRIAGES.

ALLEN—MORGANS.—Dee. Liandovery, by the Rev. J.
Hughes, Vicar, Mr. D. J. Allen, Portland-terraee, Regent's-lure.
to Jane. eldest surviving daughter or the late Dr. Morgans
Llandovery.

FELL—COM BE.—Dee. 2f, at the church of the new pariah of tploni
Torquay, William Cotton, eldest son of the late W. W. Fell, KN.,
et
bs, Preston, Lancashire, to Lisa Jane, daughter of theists Lieut..
Col. Com it.ll.

OALWWAY—TAYLOR.—Dee. 19, at Bt. Andrew's. Holborn, liTtet
Boy. Dr. Toogood, W. C. GeUowuy, Esq., of Olaegow. to Maus
youngrot daughter of the L.I. E. S. Taylor, Esq., of Orsy'sdan.
loMa01:1.
11011119—DANTF.9.—Dee. 26, at St. Marylebone Church, Mr. C
Hoare, of Thayer-street, to Loofas Harriet Christie, eldoddaughter
of Mr. J. Davies, of Polanddgroet.
SAMUEL—MOSTEPIORK—Doe. 36, by the Re.. Dr. Adler. If. 9.
lisrauel, Eq., ally surviving son of f. Saniu Ky. ,of Clout..
ter-plane, Purttnan-auuare, to Henrietta, third daughter of 1L J.
Montellore, Esq., of Westbournoderrace, Hyde-park.