The Express.
London, England, 1853-12-12 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Cherokee, English ship, from London for Fort Adelaide, Oct. 26, lat.
11.15 N., ion. 23.33 W.
Gaulle (brig), from Fortune Bay for London, Nov. 13, off Cape lit.
Mary'o.
John lA'edcy (schooner), for Melbourne, Oct. 13, on the Line, lon.
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19.54 W.•
Louise, of Hamburg, from Liverpool, outward bound, Ott. 25, lat. 14
S. lon. 28 W.
Marion, from Liverpool, to Savannah, Nev. 17, lat. 37 N.. ton. 38 W.
Patrick Henry iAmerican ship), from London for New York, Lim 8.
lat. 49 N., lon. 8 W.
Rainbow (ship), from Mauritius for London, Oct. 24, lat. 7.42 N., lon.
20.43 W.
Virginia (trig), from Mauritius for Liverpool, Ott. 18, lat. 6,20 S.,
, len. 17.3 W.

IMMENSE ARRIVAL OF COLLIERS IN THE THAMES.
—On Saturday and on Friday no fewer than 656 vessels of
all classes were entered inwards at the Custom-house; of
this immense fleet 336 are coal-laden from the various ports
in the north of England. It is estimated that the aggregate
quantity of coals brought by these ships exceeds 67,000 tons.
NEW IMMIGRATION FUND FOR NEW SOUTII
WALES.—A motion has been carried in the Council to the
effect—" That, in order to keep up that continuous stream
of immigration which is necessary to supply the large and
increasing demand for labour in every branch of colonial
industry, this house recommends that immediate measures
be taken by the Executive Government for raising, by the
sale of debentures secured on the territorial revenue, a
further sum of 100,0001., to be remitted to the Land and
Emigration Commissioners for this purpose, upon the un-
derstanding that not less than four ships a month shall be
despatched to this colony, until this fund be exhausted."—
Australitin and New Zeelstel Gazette._

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BLOMFIELD.—Dee. 7, at St. Jamee'a.equare, the wife of the Rev.
O. T. Blomfield, of Coo.
CRAWFORD.—Dee. 7. at Bath, Mrs. R. D. Crawfcrd, prematurely,
of a KO; still.barn.
GREAVRB.—Deo. 6, at the Rectory, Tooting, the wife of the Rev. R.
W. Dream, of a daughter.
HANKET.—Dee. 7, Mrs. W. nuke?, of Middleton 1141, Linlith.
gowahire, of a daughter.
liARE.—Dee. 8, at Blenheirn.road, St. Johs'e.wood, Mrs. B. Ham
of • win.

JIIPPRETS.—Dee. 9, at Caritas...itlas, Maids-vale, Me wife of loam
Jeffreys, Esq., of a daughter.
LONGE. - Dee. 7, at Holbrook Cottage, Suffolk, the wife of R. B.
Lowe, Req., of a daughter.
WALPOLL—Dee. 6, at Baldertoat Vicarage, the wife of the Be'.
Walpole, of a see.
WILLI4IIB.—Nov. e, at the Fast latilla College, Haileybury, :Le ink
of M. Williams, Seq., of a sot.