The Express.
London, England, 1853-06-14 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITII.

Amopardi, June 6, of Cape St. Vincent.
Anna (ship), or Ltreri.o.u, Match 9, I rt. 3.31 S., lon. 82.59 E.
Again moan. May 14, lat. 40 N., 100.11 W.
Acasta, May 7, lat. 13 8., lon. 3 W.
Bonita ('hip), from Liverpool for Pernambuco, Bardaey bland, brit.
mg E. by 9., distant 20 [nitro, June 9.
' Benj. Adam% May 14, 111.40 N., Inn. 41 W.
Cbapman (barque), ot London, fur tho westward, April 9, lat. 31.51
8., ion. 17.46 E.
Devonshire, from London, June 2, ton. 12 W.
Elbe (brig), from Rio Janeiro, May 12, lAL 3%10, lon. 39.4'.
Mira (bonnie), for Ceylon, March 16. tat. 9.21 S., 100. 83..13 E.
General Wiltion, Epril 11, Ist. 6.31, lon 19..53.541.
Merlotti ( ? ), of London, with emigrants, steering 6. W., Jane 2,lst.
45.4, N., lon. 10.30 W.
Itougomont, from Madras, Feb. 25, lot. 0.13 S., lon. 88 34 E.
Irene (barque), from Liverpool, June 5. lat. 4 i.ta, lon. 11.30 W.
Inca (barque), from Liveroool for Panama, June 11, tat. 47.0 N., ton.
1(0.40 W.
Trio, Iron Valparaiso for Liverpool, May 11, laL 6 N., lon. 27 W.
Justinian (barque). from Moulmein for fahnoutb, April 6, Lit. SI 6.,
lon. 28.17 E.
Lydia, from Ltvcrplol, bound W., May I, tat. 22 N., 100. 44 W.
Lydia (brig), of J, rony, lor Australia, May 2, la t. 1.5 N., ban. 02.15 W.
Louisa (brig), of London, from Guernsey for Adelaide, May 4, lat.
6.27 N., Inn. 23 W.
Mary Annab, for San &amino°, April 19, lat. 1 N., lon. 27 W.
Meridian, June 10, lat. 45 N., lon. A W.
Maitland, from Lundon'to fiyeney, April 4, 14. 34 N., lon. 1G F..
Tanjore, from Madraa to London, May 23. lat. 36 N., lon. 40 W.
Wthiam, from Jamaica to London, May 27, but.. 43 N., ion. J 2 W.

SUICIDE IN VICTORIA PARx.—Yesterday morning
at an early hour, considerable excitement prevailed among
the inhabitants of South Hackney and Bethnal-green. in
consequence of the body of a gentleman being discovered
suspended to one of the upper branches of a lofty tree in the
enclosure of Victoria Park, near the eastern lodge gate.
Shortly after six o'clock, when Bryan, a park-keeper, was
proceeding along the gravel walk towards the principal en-
trance of the park, his attention was attracted to something
on one of the trees, and upon making a closer inspection of
the tree, he found a male person hanging to one
of the branches directly over Ms head. The officer
could not reach the body, but ran for the assistance of
another constable, and gave an immediate alarm. A ladder
was procured, and with considerable difficulty the dictated
was cut down, but the body was warm. Mr. Alfred Bother,
the surgeon of South Hackney, was soon in attendance, and
rendered every aid, but all cffarts to restore animation were
fruitless. The deceased was respectably dressed, and was
suspended by a silk pocket handkerchief. In his pockets
were found two keys, eleven duplicates, a purse, black had
pencil, a pen-knife, and twopence in coppers. Mr. Vaughan,
the coroner's officer for Bethnal-green, subsequently took
charge of the holy, which was conveyed to the Victoria
public-house, and from inquiry since made by the constable,
he ascertained the deceased's name was William Trimlett,
aged 34 years, whose friends reside at No. 29, New-street,
i'hilpott-street, Mile-end Old Town. The cause of the r.ish
act could not be ascertained.

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