The Express.
London, England, 1853-05-23 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

A. E. Moore (brig), bound out, all well, May 15, lat. 45.35 N.
lon. 10.50 W.
Amide, from Bombay for Liverpool, 57 days out, Jan. 27,1 at. 28.58
8., lon. 10.91 E.
Australia, from the Clyde for Port Philip, lat. 13 8., lon. 31 W.
British Queen, May 3, lat. 44.43 N., 100. 33.28 W. ; all well.
Charlemagne, homeward bound, May 9,lat. 47 N. lon. 22 W.
Charles Kerr, outward bound, March 5, off Cape horn.
Dahlia (barque), from Colombo for London, March 1, lat. 26 8,
lon. 60 E.
Erasmus (Dutch ship), from London for Port Phillip, Si days ont, all
well. April 8, lat. 2.32 N., lon. 18.40 W.
Grace, from Callao. April 9, lat. 14 N., lon. 37 W.
Grecian, from Jamaica to London, May 9, lat. 47 N., lon. 22 W.
Juveria, from Payui to Liverpool, April 26, lat. 38 8., loc. 38 W.
Mount Wsahliegtoo, from Liverpool to New Orleans, April 25, 1at.27
N., lan. 41 W.
Miller, from Antigua, May 12, lat. 30 N.. ton. 9 W.
Marco Polo (shlp), from Liverpool for Port Phillip, 25 days Mit, all
well, April 8, 1ar.2.31 N. lon. 18.40 W.
Ratolle, for London, Aptil 25, lot. 25 N., lon. 37 W.
Robert Stephenson, from Liverpool to Argos Bay, April 4, Ist 20 8,
lon. 14 W.
Rokely (barque), from London for Quebec, May 11, LL 47.27 N,
lon. Id W.
Vestal from Paraiba for Liverpool, April 23, tat. 4 N., 10n.35 W.
Victor la (brig), with emigrants, steering B.W, May 15, lat. 48.40 N,
Lou. 8.55 W.
Vesta (barque), from London for Port Philip, with pmeeagera, April
6, lat. 5.23 N., lon. 23.30 W.
Victoria (brig), from Dublin for Quebec, with pamengers, May lea
1at.48.51 N., lon. 11.12 W.
Wilberforce, from Mauritius to London, April 21, lon. 20 N., lona
37 W.
William Henry (brig), from Liverpool. May 1, off Cape St. Vincent.
William Shand, from Calcutta for Liverpool, Feb. 26, lat. 23 8.,
km. 7 E.
Taint (English barque), May 7, lat. 48.16 N., lon. 20.29 W.
Zealous (barque), May It, lat. 18.30 N., 10n.20.24 W.

DEATH BY FALLING FROM A PRECIPICL—A de-
plorable accident has just occurred at the Cefis Rocks, near
Dolbsen, St. Asaph. Two young men, named Samuel
Jones and Robert Davies, bad been out with otter hounds,
and ascended the Cern Rocks on their return home. It
being dusk, they missed the path, and both fell down a
precipitous rock, 23
,yards high. The unfortunate man
Jones was dashed to pieces. The other received a concur
sion on the brain, and other severe injuries, but hopes are
(entertained of his recovery. _ _

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS. _

ACTON. May 19, at Queen Anne-street,
ot W. Amoy, Esq., of a son.
HUSON.—May 19, the wife of Mr. G. C. Boson, Evertos, of a
daughter.
MUILRAY.—May 19, at Dencafteld, Backs. the How. Mee. S. Murray.
of a daughter.
PELL—May 20, at Greenwich Hospital, the wife of Rear-Admiral
Sir W.O. Pell, of a sou.
Minn.—May 19, at Tollingtempark, Homey-road, the wife of A.
W. Smith, Esq., of a son.
WHITMOILE.—May 19, at Wilton-crescent, Mrs. C. Whitmore, of
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MARRIAGES.
BRUSH—DIXON.—May 19, at St. John's, Notting.bilL by the Rev.
G. Prator, D.D., Rector of Hadley. J. R. Brush, Esq.. M.D., 93rd
Highlanders, to Anne Eliza, eldest daughter of W. J. 'Anon, Req.,
formerly of Taunton, Somerietablre.
HEW ITI—W ILSON.—May 19, at St. Philip's, Liverpool, by the
Rev. C. H. Burt^n, M.A., Mr. J. Hewitt, to Jane, younpad
daughter of the late Mr. J. Wilson, of Liverpool.
HOLLOWAY—BALDINO.—May 19. at Clitton Church, by the Rev.
J. E. Nash, Mr. W. IL Holloway, of Weston.auper.Mare, to Janes
4th daughter of the late B. Balding, Esq., of Newbury, Berks.
MARSHA LL—KENNEDY.—May 19, at St. Mary's, CheltenhaalAT
the Rev. J. Marshall, Rector of Week, the Rev. J. Marshall, of
!famine Court, Tipperary, to Sophia Janet, Math daughter of the
lets H. K. nnedy, Req., Cultra, County Down.
ROPER—CHOLERTON.—May 19, at 'hunt, Church, Derby, by tha
Rev. E. M. Wade, Ineumb, nt, Mr. W. 0. Roper, olicttleal, to
Marianne, daughter of T. Cho`erton, Esq., Derby.