The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-03 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Ann, Hopr, Sept. 27, lat. 50 N., lon. 9.3 W.
lietey (henille), from Liverpool for the Cope of Good Hope, all a•es,
Aug. 10, lot. 13.11 N., lon. 25.25 W.
Devon (barque), from London for Adelaide (S.A.), June 5, lat. 29 S.,
lull. 24 W.
Marie (Hamburg barque), fur Port Adelaide, July 9, lat. 30.40, lon.
21.24 W.
Midas (brig), from Calla for Cork, Sept. 6, lat. 31.26. N., lon.
36.22 W.
Woodhouse (English barque), steed., eastward, Sept. 23, 1 it. 45.50
too. 16.50. •

BLOWING UP OP THE WRECK OF THE OCEAN
MONARCIL—For some time a number of experienced divers
have been engaged on the wreck of this ill-fated vessel. It
will he, no doubt, remembered she was one of the Boston
line of packet ships, 1,300 tons burthen, and caught fire in
a few hours after Lee departure for that port from Liver-
pool. No fewer than 170 tout of 309 emigrants who were
on board) perished by the calamity, and the hull went down
in 70 feet of water in the Hay of Abergelly, on the Welsh
coast, about six miles front the land. There was on beard
of her a largo general cargo, valued at 16,0001., a great
quantity of which the divers have succeeded in saving, and
there is no doubt but that the whole will be got up. It is
the intention then of blowing up the wreck, on the same
principle as was pursued on the occasion of the removal of
that of the Royal George at Spithend, some few years since,
by the Suppers and Miners, under General Pasley.
[Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND
Puna• Carats sem • CIXTUAL Itatant PO. 01.513559 Or tat
Sets.—ltangsrorm, mum, Jaundice, scrofula, or king's evil, sore
heads, and the most inveterate skin disown to which the human race is
subject cannot be treated with • more certain, cafe, and speedy remedy
for their cure than lielthway's ointment and pill", which set no pecu-
liarly en the coo Mahon and re effectually parity the blood that three
diseases are quickly eradicated from the system, and a letting euro
obtained. These sovereign remedies are equally edit:ace:um in curing
tumours, burns, scalds, glandular swellings, Wathreus wounds, rhea.
=thee, contracted and stiff joints. Sold by all respectable vendors o
medicine, and at the cathode:anent of Professor Holloway, 211,
Strand, London.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BROWN.—Sept. 29, at Vremyes,it;irewahire, the wife of C. W.
Proem, Esq., of Werels% of a daughter.
CHUBB.-00. 1, at hf yrtle Vi3s, Battersea, Mrs. C. F. Chubb.9f
• wn. _ .

nALL.—Sept. 30, at Wellington•place, Iteading, the wife of Capt
W. T. Hall, of • sun.
lAMIII—depL 29, Mrs. W. James Gloucester-place, Portman-
square, of a son.
MAMTER.—Sept. 27, at Brussels, the wife of the Rev. G. F. Ma-ter,
of Stratton Sectary, Cirencester, of a wm.
PHILLIPS.—Sept. 29, at Piling Vietnam Ilan% the wife of the Rev,
G. N. Phillips, of a daughter.
ROSS.—Sept. 29, at Crafting Clouse, N. 8., Mrs. G. W. IL Ross,
of • am.

WEST;I4Ie. 2S, at Clapham-park, the wit* of W. T. West, Esq., of
• daughter.

MARRIAGES.
APPLESARD—TIORSFORD.—Bcpt. 30, et lit. Maryiebene, by the
Rev. B. lywither, R. P. Appleyanl,Esq., to Emma, moond daughter
the late Gen. llonford.
CHOKER—MENDRY.—Sept. 30, at Saltcosta, by the Rev. D. Lands-
borough, D.D., P. W. Poker, Esq., to Janet, only surviving
daughter of the late J. A. Headry. Ardrwasaw•
DAY-DAY.-Oct. I, at Bt. Michael'•, Stockwell, by the Rev. I.
Pkaford, M.A., J. Day, Eaq., of the Middle Temple, to Elizsbe_h
Catherine. woad surviving daughter of A. Day, ER , /LM., of
Perk-road.
HUNTIVOTOWER—BURKE.—Kept. 26, Lord fluntingtower, of
Groavenor-aquare, to Katherine Elizabeth Camila, the youngest
daughter of lr J. Burke, Bart.
LITTLE—COCKERELL—Oct. I, at St. Giles's, Camberwell, by the
Rev. G. W. Cockerel", M.A., Incumbent of IR. John's, Kingston,
Thomas Little, Esq., youngest ma of James Little' Iraq , of Ame-
ritsi.equare, to Lilts Charlotte, fourth daughter of John Cackerell,
Ewe., of Camberwell.
NEAVE—MORIER.—Oet. 1 at Bt. George's, ilaraver.square, by
the Rev. J. foam, Vicarof Burley-on-the-bill. S. Naive, Esq
of the late Sir T. Name, Bark, of Dagnsco.park, keel, to Mary
liennef, daughter of D. R. Moder, ER., late 1.1.11..'s Idiuister Pic-
a potentiary In Switzerland.
WALE—PBRST.—tiept. 30, et Teignasoath, South Devon, by the
Rev. J. Greethsa, Prebendary of Wells, assisted by the Rev. J.
Stroud, ineumbent of Wink 0. P. Male, Bal.. 48th REEL G.N.l,f
• aof Notate Gen. Sir C. Wale, K.C.8., of Little lihelford,
bridge/shim. to Adelaide, fourth daughter of the late E. Prat,
Eaq., of York.