The Express.
London, England, 1853-06-28 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

AthaWan (Entlt•h ?hip), from ArracaL fer Liveryool, 87 days, Ilay
10, Int. 2.56 S., Inn, I/,,f.0 W.
Adelaide (barque), Irma Buenos Ayres for Fa:mon% June 19, W.
46 N. ton. 10.4 w,

Amelia (brig). from Portland Bay for London, May 32, :at. 6.37.24„
Inn. 25.30 W.
Amphitrite (brig), from Newport for Wilmington, May 24, at. 27.9,
lon. 39.43 W.
Babaalian (barque), from Bahia for Cork, June 11, lat. 36.8 N.,:on.
_3640 W.

4:3;;rl.;:ttW Harrison (outwar:bound), June 15,15 t. 43.51, lon. 45.
Catherine (American ship!, from Calcutta for London, 64 days, Ape.!
2.5, I 31.15 0., lon. 13.11 E.
Colonel Cutts (ships, Shaw, from New Orleans for Liverpool, Jute
lat. 33.14, lon. 73.
Collingwood (ship), from Queenstown, steering S.W., June 13,
48.30 N.. lon. 8.20 W.
Dachas of Kent (ship), from Calcutta for London, June 6, 1at.31.43
N., 100. 31.23 W.
Eleanor (barque?, from Queenstown, June 12, lat. 39.10 N., ion.
37.4 U W., out 63 days.
Elspetk, of London, June 23, lat. 48, lon. In.
Euterpe (barque), from BOMIAI for Liverpool, Jur.e G, lat. 35.2 S.,
lon. 38.10 W.
Flora (.ebooner), of London, from C.:4IU for Barcelona, off Sty :y,
wind 75.. and light, Jude 22.
Grenada, from New °flouts for Liverpool, May 29, lot. 37 N., La.
GS W.
Germanic% from Liverpool to Triode, June 18, lat. 42 N., lon. 12 W.
liougomorit (ship), from Madras and Cape of Good Hope for London,
June 11, lat. 37.14 N., Lou. 39.30 W., with foretop:nest and fore aei
muintopsailyards sprung.
Union (Am. barque), from New Orleans for Liverpool, June 15, lat.
47.24, lon. 20.30.
Indemnity (emigre at slap), of London, steering south-west, Jut, 7,
lat. 40 N., loc. 20.
John Hancock. Gilchrist, from New York for Liverpool, June 7, la:.
41, lon. 69.
Libertas argue), from Sunderland far Calcutta, 23 days, May IS, tat.
1.10 N., be. 2/.3 W.
Louisa (ship), teem Callao for London, June 10, out 94 dap, Lt.
35.30 N., ton. 39.30 W.
Marie, Latour, from St. logo (Cuba) for Swansea, June le, la:. 42 N.,
lon. 47 W.
throat Sunda (Dutch barque), of Amsterdam, from llavanzah far Pal.
mouth, May 23, lat. 29.17, lon. 79.11; all well.
Thomas (brigantine), of Belfast, for Belize (liandutas), Juno 13, lat.
44.20 N., lon. 11.40 W.
William Simpson, from Batavia for London, May G, lat. 19 S., lon. 5
w.
Wannata (ship), from Currachee for London, April 20, lat. 31.50 S.,
lon. 25.16 L.

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DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES AT KING'S COLLEGE.—
Yesterday the annual cl. . 'button of prizes to successful
students in literature and the applied sciences took place in
the hail of King's College, iu the presence of the Kind of
Hanover and • large company of spectators. The Arch-
bishop of Canterbury, as visitor of the institution, pre-
sided. The King, whore lamentable privation excluded
him from the number of sf.ectators, received explanations
of the various incidents as they occurred from Mrs. Jell,
the wife of the learned and reverend principal, who, at his
Majesty's request, took her seat by his side for that pur-
pose. At the close of the proceedings the King expressed
his thanks for the good f:eling which had been expriesed
towards his family and country, addressed some encou-
raging words to the students, and then proposed and led off
three hearty English cheers for the Archbishop of Canter-
bury, and an indefinite number for the Queen. Previous
to leaving the hall his Majesty desired that all the prize-
holders might be presented to Lim, which was accordingly
done by the reverend principal of the college. Pis Ma-
jesty shook bands with them, asked then a few guts... ore,
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

A;TLEY.—June 24, at Eburpatreet, the lloa. Mr. D. As,..ey, o

a ton.
BAItLOW.—June 23, at Seymour-grove, 0:d Trafford, the wife of R.
A. Barlow, Esti., of a daughter.
EDWAR'.A.—June 22, at Marlfleld Uwe, West Derby, the w.I; of
Mr. It. Edwards, jun., of a eon.
GOWAN.—June 24, at Weiner, the wife of Capt. G. M. Cowan,
97th Regt., of a daughter.
GREEN.—June 24, at Gloucester-place, Cortwan.equare, tic wife of
A. Green, Esq., of a tLughter.
LANCILEY.—June 25, at Knowsley.terrace, E*erton, the wik of C.
LaDgill, Era., M.I )., Fellow of the Royal Co.lege of !.'urgeone In
Ireland, of a daughter.
MORIgON.—June 24, at WindKor.terrace, Upper Parliarcent.etrett.
Liverpool, Mrs. K. L. Mori.on, of a eon.
PTE.—June 23, at Exeter, the wifeof K. J. l'ye, El., of a too.
WI IATELY.—June 23, at: !the Rectory, the wife of the Rev. W. J.
Whawly, of a son.

MAItHIAGES.
CASE—TEWART.—June 23, at Hove Church, &Leiden, by the 1t...
C. W. Cae., %%car of Arlington, Supsex, the Rev. P. C. C 2,4 ehltSt
sea of F. Cms, Esq. of Lifte-grore, East Barnet, Hertfordshire,
to Julia Ellgabeh, amend daughter at the late W. Tcwart, of
Glanton, and Swiehoe, Northumberland.
CLARK— 03MOND.—Juns 23, at the Vince gra Chapel, Bath, by oe
Rev. J. Owen, George, elftest NIL of t`,.. :ate Mr. W Clark, of Red.
Bri.tol, to Harriet, yourgest daughter of the late Mr. It.
Osmond, of Bath.
LA TERItIERE—OVENET.—June 23, at Swindon, by the Rte. L.
Granths, F. B. de te. La Tenkwe. Erg , sou of the late P. dc S. La
'let ricer, Ewa., of Canada, to Mary Prescott, oldest daughter of W.
Gurney, Esq., of Maryville, Alstone.
SHAIRP—DOEGLAS.—June 23, at Petersham Church, J. C. Shairr.
Esq., of Houston, to Eliza Douglas, only surviving daughter of the
late H. A. Douglas, EN.
WINGROVE—BROWN.—June 23, at Trinity Church, Trederor-
equaro, by the Her. Edward Po*, Rector of lillperton,
amoted by the Rev. Henry ReMall, Fellow of Braernme C. Ilene,
1 Oxford, Robert, only son of Dewy Wingrore, Eel" of Tert:oll
Itou.-e, in the county of Bucks, to El,zabctie, youngest daag 'e..
Hobert Bruno, Ern., Treelegar-square, Bow-road.