The Express.
London, England, 1853-07-06 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Allebaran, Meyboom, from Liverpool for Australia, May 24, out 2S
tar, lat. 2.40 N., lon. 22.10 W., all well.
America (steamer), from Liverpool for Boston, June 29, tat. 55 N.,
lon. 19 W.
Adclaida (6m:ileum), from Buenos Ayres for Falmouth, June 15, lat.
41, too. 30.
Cordelia, from Liverpool, May 24, lat 5 N., lon. 22 W.
Charlotte, from London for Hong-lion, March 17, lat. 20 8., lon.

21W.
Earl of Egremont, for Sydney, June 4, lat. 5 8., lon. 24 W.
Factory (Dutch barque), from London for fort Phillip, May 30, lat.
6.18 N., lon. 21.49 W., out 21 days.
George (brig), Glen, from Glasgow for Adelaide, May 18, lat. 6.56 N.,
lon. 21.30, 31 days out; all well.
Grentells, from Caldera for ewansea. June 15, lat. 38 N. lon. 37 W.
Garrick (ship), from Liverpool for New York, June 20, off Blockbland.
Herald (English barque), from the Mauritius for London, 63 days,
June 6, lat. 6.53 N., lon. 24.10 W.
Inisumo! Muscat, from Hartlepool to Australia, May 3, laL 5 N.,

lon. 19 W.
knurl (brig), of Sunderland, from Liverpool for Quebec, June 20,
lat. 48.00, len. 51.40 (cargo coals); the cargo had been on fire, but
was then all right, and required no assistance.
John Fielden, from Liverpool for Moreton Bay, crew and passengers
all well, April 10, lat. 21.13 8.
John Currier (ship), from Charleston for Liverpool, June 10, lat.
32.37, lon. 73.10.
John IVestes, for Bathurst, June 24, lat. 49 N., lon. IS W,
Levi Woodbury, Nicker,on, from New Orleans for Liverpool, June I,
lat. 28.24, lon. 80.
Lizzie liarward (ship', of Bath, from New Orleans for Liverpool,
June 8, lat. 28, 10n.79.50.
Mania (barque), Mims, of London, from Calcutta for London, May 2,
32.3,15., lon. 16.30 E.
Manchester (steamer), steering 8.W., May 24, lat. 2.17 N., lon.
22.37 W.
Norway, of London, for Port Phillip, June 18, lat. 37.51 N., lon.
15.2 u W.
Richard and Ann, from Plymouth for Australia, June 15, lat. 40 N.,
ball W.
Regent, for Sydney, June In, lat. 37 N., lon. 49 W.

MOVEME%TS OF HER MAJESTY'S Snlrs.—June
25, at Malta: Sanspareil,-, 70, to sail on the following day
to join the admiral. Wasp and Ardeat, steamers.
ARRIVAL OF TILE INDUS.—The Oriental Com-
pany's steam packet Indus, Captain Soy, arrived yes-
terday at Southampton, and landed her mails under the
charge of Lieutenant J. Stephens, R.N., Admiralty Agent.
Her dates are—Alexandria, June 22; Malta, June 25;
Gibraltar, June 30; Madras, May 23; Calcutta, May 16;
Hong Kong, May 6 ; Ceylon, May 27 ; Aden, June 11.
THE SIIIP SOAVES arrived yesterday at South-
ampton from Quebec with a detachment of the 20th Foot.

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PIUJ.—AN EXTRAOLDINAIT CURD or A DAD FOOT.—MP, Henry
Kennewell, POD of the late much respected surveyor of the Southamp-
ton district of St. Pancras, Lend n, states, in a letter to his mother,
from Burnt Buren, Port Adelaide, that on his journey to those
mines from Adelaide, he was cow pelted to walk for the want of a con-
veyance, and in doing so, he grazed and afterwards poiaoned his foot,
which became so bad that be was under a surgeon's care for mom
than four months without obtaining any relief ; be was then induced
to try Holloway's Ointment and Pits, which in three weeks com-
pletely cured his foot, and ho wan c sbled to commence work without
inconvenience.—Sold by all druggists, and at Professor Holloway's
establishment, 244, Strand, London.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BANKIER.—JuIy 4, at Brighton Crosby, Mrr. T. Banl.ier, of a roe.
CAMMELL.—JuIy 3, at Norton Hall, Derbyshire, the wife of C.
Cammell, Erq., of a eon.
CAMPBELL—JuIy t, the wife of T. C. Campbell, Eisq., of Eat,' a.

terrace, Ken.itsgon, of a daughter.
116WSON.—July 4, at Brentford, the wife of F. Ilewson, Esq., of

a aoa.

lILNDS.—JuIy 2, at Goudburst, Kent, the wife of G. of

Liverpool, the wife of Mr.

a daughter.
SCRAGG.—JuIy 2, a .1
I.e.ragg, of a daughter.
BNOAD.—JuIy t, at Ashford, the wife of E. Shoat!, Eaq., A.M., of

a son.

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WARD.—JuIy 2, at Richmond, Surrey, the wife of N. Ward, EA., of
a daughter.

MAIMAGES.

ALLEN—CROSS.—JuIy 2, at Clifton, Glowiesterehire, by the Rer. P.
H. Dod, of St. John's, Lichfield, J. Allen, jun., k.eq., of Burnhaln.
Somereetahlre, to Elizabeth, only daughter of W. J. Cross, Ent, et
Claremont-place, elitism.
SEXTON—BRINK LET.—July 4, ot St. Mary Key Church, Ipswich,
Mr. R. Senton, of London, eon of Mr. J. Benton, of Ipswich, to
elde-t daughter of Capt. Brinkley, of the same place.
SANDERSON—ItUTTER.—June 3e, at the parish church of Clap-
ham, Surrey, by the Rev. L. Heath, 8.A., Curate of Clapham, Mr.
S. Sanderhon, ot Berwicb-upon-Tweed, to Augusta, second daughter
of J. S. Stutter, Esq., of Clapham-common.
TRYNNE—GORE.—JuIy 4, at St. George's, HanoTer-square. by the
liter. Lord J. Thynne, Sub. Dean of Westminster, Lord E. ThY rer
to Cecilia Anne Murray, only daughter of the late C. A. Gore, E,mn..
of the let Life Guards.

DEATHS.

BENN.B.LI..—JuIy 1. Mr. B. Bouicll, of 13.411. street, chemstord.

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BRIDGE.—JuIy 4, at Lyttelton Boner, the Link, near Great
Malrern, deeply lamente,l, Janice Cakes Bridge, Beq.,late et UTCf.

Pool. aged 76. _ _
JENK INS.—July 1, Thomas leak INA, of Romney-place., taidatool.

ages.
131121.—July 2, at Adare Blazer, Limerick, Caroline Adelaide (lulls
eldest daughter of Earl Dui:maven, aged 1 .
STEW ART.—Julr 2, at George-stmt, Richmond, Stirrer, Aon Mar.
pre, widow of the late P. Stewart, MAJ., Bengal Medical Esta-
blishment.
Tnom AS.—July 1, it Briaton.villas, Mary Anne, wife of Sir. T. r.
Thomas, aged 36.
WILLIAM6.--July 2, at Liverpeol, A. Y. Williams, Esq., second Km
of the late Col. Williams. Aired 41.

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