The Express.
London, England, 1853-08-29 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Arabia, Cooeh. of Bristol, for Australia, 35 days, all well, July 5, lat.
4.15 P., lon. 3428 W.
Albion. for Calcutta. AMC 2,lat. 3 N.. lon. 17 W.
Blackman, for liteltiourne, Aug. 11, lat. 40 N., loss. 15 W.
Brilliant (ship), of *bad, en, from Lamina for Port Phillip, out :0
days, ill well. July 10, lot. 9.00 N. 100. 27.00 W.
Campeolown (ship), from Landon for Calcutta, July 28, lat 12 N.,
Loa 28 W.
City of Calcutta. from Calcutta, July lat 27 8., lan. 9E.
Courier, from Calcutta to Liverpool, April 25, lat. 4 N., lon. 88 E.
Dundosald, from Bombay to Liverpool, May .7, lat. 15 8., lou. 54 E.
Dims of Wellington (ship), 120 days from Calcutta. Aug. 14, lat.
311.35 N., los. 37.40 W.
Der wentwater (ship), from London for IlobartTown, Aug. 14, lat. 42
N., kn. II W.
Guatemala, from Valparaiso to Liverpool, June 8, lat. 39 8., lon.
79 W.

1:1;1;rii; (brigantine), from America for London, Aug. 19, lat. 43.4
N. lon. 16.30 W.
Lady Brum, from London foe Port Ade:aide, July 15, lot. 8 N., loc.
26 W.
Nelson (schooner), from Hartlepool for Melbourne, Aug. 20, lat. 47
N lon. BW.
Orestes, from Madras to London, June 18, lat. 35 &, lon. 22 E.
Petr.halee (barque), from Liverpool for Calcutta, out 38 dam June 26,
laL 15.16 t 4, lee. 29.40 W.
Queen
lon. of the Wave, from Calcutta to London, June 10, lat.. 31 N.,
litrrorder from Akyab to Liverpool, Julio 16, lat. 36 8., lon. 14 E.
Hawaiian, from 14 radon for Melbourne, May 29, lat. 6 N., lon. 22 W.
Bode, from Liverpool for Bombay, June 30, lat. 36 8., lon. 25 E.
Sir R. Beppings, from Madras fur London, July 2, lat. 35 S., ion. 14 E,
sky Rocket, for Melbourne, May 15, lat. 35 N., lon. 15 W.
Shark, for Maranhao. July 39, lot 12 N., lon. 03 W.
Stream. from Madras to London. June 20, lot 33 8., lon. 19 E.
T}ne, for Melbourne, May 13, bd. 13 N., Ica. 15 W.
Uruguay, from Ceylon to Loatigg. Aug. 11, lat. 33 N., lon. 38 E.

TILE LATE TREMENDOUS GALE AT BRISTOL.—
BUISTOL, Avid COX 28.—From the accounts which still Con-
tinue to reach us it would seem that the late tremendous
gale, of which I sent you some particulars on Friday ' as-
sumed at some points north of the Bristol channel all the
force of a hurricane, tearing up prodigious trees by the
roots, laying plantations and corn fields low, and doing an
immense amount of damage. At Knowle-park, near
Almond bury, the beautiful seat of Colonel Muter, great
havoc was occasioned, and the splendid chestnut grove,
one of the finest objects id Gloucestershire, was reduced
to a mere wreck. At Kingsweston- park, the seat of P. W.
S. Miles Esq. (late M.P. for Bristol), many lofty trees were
thrown down, and an extensive plantation of the Arbutus
tree levelled to the ground. Some large pieces of grain in
the same neighbourhood were laid waste, and numerous
oaks, elms, Re. destroyed. Combe-lodge, the seat of William
Fripp, Esq., also suffered severely, and many stately
tree• of perhaps a century's growth were destroyed. We
have not heard of any serious disasters in the channel, but
intelligence has reached of the Flogs.lton, bound for
Gloucester, having gene on shore at Scilly • and of the
Wilson, of Bristol, having driven athwart the Majestic
receiving injuries of her stern, which rendered it nec,..
scary that she should go into dock. We have had r ou„h
weather since, sod two vessels in the harbour, tl-.. JLa
discharging from Quebec and the brig Mary, ha.fing both
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THE GALE OF FRIDAF-DESTRUCTION Or

ALONG THE COAST.

The adv ices received on Saturday at Lloyd's, from
the different outports, furnished • sad catalogue of the
havoc which was occasioned among the shipping during the
tremendous gale of Friday last.
Between Dover and the North Foreland many casualties
are reported. A number of vessels sought red uge inside the
Goodwin, some with less of spars, or anchors, and cables, or
other damage, by coming in 'collision. Thu Frc belt mail
boat from Culaie was uuable to make the harbour of the
former port ; she ran for Deal, and, after much difficulty,
landed her mail and passengers.
duet below Beachy 'lead two large vessels were last in
midday. One was the Brenda, Mr. Buckle muter, laden
with a choice cargo of timber from Quebec. She had
leaked considerably during the voyage, and ent
beating up Channel became almost waterlogged. En-
countering the gale, and the crew fearing her speedy
Cou•dering, they, fur the purpose of preserving their
ran her ashore in the vicinity of Newhaven. The coast
guard were immediately on the alert, and perceiving from
the prodigious surf that was running that no ordinary boat
could exist in it, they immediately resorted to the rocket
apparatus, and by that means succeeded in throwing • line
over the wreck. Ibis communication being secured, the
whole of the crew managed to reach the shore, although its
a most pitiable condition. The other vessel was a fine barque,
called the Australia, bound to 'tin, from Grimsby. It
appears that, in anticipation of bad westher, abet
brought up cm the previous (Thursday) evenins, off
Shoreham. There the lay exposed to the violence of
the gale. She laboured severely, and shortly ►fter daybreak
was driven from her anchors and cast ashore nearly abreast
of the coast guard station. The critical situation of the
crew immediately excited the attention of those on the look
out. No time was lost in launching the life boat, and
several brave fellows volunteering to man her, ►he went off
to the rescue of the poor creatures on the wreck. After
making her way through a tremendous sea, she gained the
bark, and taking off her unfortunate crew, retarned and
safely leaded thsm. According to the last accounts the
vessel was fast going to pieces.
From Teignmouth, Plymouth, and Falmouth, similar
intelligence as to the violence of the gale has been received.
At Kimmeridge, on the llorsetshire coast, a new life boat,
made by White, of Cowes, wss driven ashore during the
height of the storm, on Friday morning. Nothing is known
of the crew, if she went out with one to any ship in dis-
tress, or to where she belongs. The coast guard have
taeen possemion of her.
The eastern coast telt the gale severely, and it is feared
that the real extent of disasters is yet to be learned. On
the Newcowc Sand, just abreast of Lowestoft, the Marnsion,
Mr. Attwood, master, belonging to Weymouth, was lost
while on a voyage from 'Seismic to Gloucester. Shc was
laden with a valuable cargo. The crew had must dreadful
work to save themselves. In the same vicinity the William
and Ann, trader, belonging to Goole, was overcome by the
storm,and foundered on Smewell Bank. Many other casual-
ties are announced to have happened on the same range of
coast.

Similar boisterous weather raged on the Durham and
Northumbrian coast, where the coasters had a most severe
trial.

SEABORNE MAILS
[24 eigatdm that the made am mid from the Gemmel Post-olleh
by the night—and M by the =ruing despatch.]

I[ ay when made up from utast b %hes
couramze. in t ;coast Post. Port duo ia
Otlice,London.• despatched. &gland.
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Aswan liyßriLyzaket N l Every Friday Liverpool Arrived,'
ArasneelbyCnlted Stabs ;
pieta Pr 'Sept. 6
Anarien(hylUttatcrolia A ug..o Southampton. Sept. II
Auetrailsivis ll•utharap-,
tat) II, Soot. 1 ..
Ditto(via Marseilles) fe ,Sept. 11 Dover
Ditto (via Cape of Good
Hope) . . .„........31 'Sept. 11
Atlas ( West Utast) —PI Atoru.4lll FIyt,...ALII .. Augu.4 MI
Alexandria llllB, to, 24,a SO of mo. Dover
Alexandria MI itt,stroth of n 0,,. Southampton. Sept. 4
Bahama; IC and of the month Southampton. Sept. 1
Manua ......„ 11 • oily Dover .... Daily
Brazil 3l VA of the smith Southampton. Sept. 16
fiance Ayres X 4th et the molar Southampton. Sept. 16
,' Mosul Good Hope .11 14th of the swath Plymouth .. Arrived
1 Caps de Verds N 14th of ale month Plymouth ... Arrived;
Ceylon (see India)
Ceylon /1 14th of the mouth Plymouth ....Arrived
,lianitel lola M Man.,Hed.,lllPrid Southamptontrun.lat
till! .......N tudatUthef month Southampton. Sept. 1
I China (see India)
1 Deastentuarple N 7,8,17,24,&270f en. Dover
Constentinople .........M itbek.out oi month Southampton. Sept. 4
Cont. of Europe It a N rwicedally Dover
Egypt (me India)
Primes al A, P. 'Nice daily Dover .. .. .... I.Twiee dai
Silwaltar lt 4,7, 17,20,27 otos. toutinsuptoo. i Sept. 4
Groves (see India)
3reytowu a , 2adttl7thotuseath Southampton. Sept. 1
Hamann f. toesday a Friday Lordos i Tuft. Bat
Havantah llt tad of the month Southampton., Sept. I
ff Shend AI WsMos, a lattit.Londoa . . ... , Muo.H4
Hondurair ..
. ..... N 17th of the aentir Southampton.: Sept. 1
Isdia(violmikarei t.) b IthaMtli of month ,Souttomapton.lSept. 4
India (via M ) N 44004 C :of month Dora
lonian Isles (me India)
Ireland ....—......61 a N Perko daily ' Ffol. head
Lisbon N 7, '., 17, &27 of re. ,Southtiropton.,l3ept.'4
Mackin hl,9th of the month..., Southampton.iSept It
Madeira N August IS ,Plymouth .. 'August M
Malta (see India) 1
Malta N 7,17,19,77&30 of ot i Dover .„ ..... Marietta
Mauritius (see India)
Neuritis' P. 14th of the month. Plymouth .. Arrived
Maxim b tad of the month Southampton. Sept. I
Monte Video ll ath of the month Southampton. Sept. 16
Naples P. ithlso93l.kof mes Dover to 2
New Granada N Inda 17thof want Southampton. Sept- 1
New Zealand By private ship .. I Various ports Uttar=
Penal States .... ..... 9 aLhiSM2Sthot mom Lover
Peninsula a+ ;0171,1127tker mos : Southampton. Sept. 4
Peru N end a Ink of IMO. Southampton. Kept. 1
Part Natal N 14th of ths month. Plymouth ... Arrived
Sicily N .thlathit her mon llsver ....... Sept. 2
Nanny N ithlPth2Sthoinson Dover
Venezuela N lailkl7ttiotnicath Southampton.' Sept 1
Van NUM% Lind (sec
Austvalia) I
West Indies

• Wben say of these
*patched out the follewL
and Aumrslia (yid Sou
preceding.

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day with the eaocptlon of those for India
smptoril, which will ha despatched the dap

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BEC&IL—A•g. 24, at Denotark.hill, the wife of E. Beekh, Esq., of
• SOIL

BENHAM.—Aug. if, Mrs. P. Benham, Welbeek.street,of a daughter
BLAKE.—Aug, 26, at Great Tower-street, the wife of 0. J. Blake,
&q., of a we.

BROl)ii 24, at Chesterfield, the wife of B. E. Brodburst,
!eq., of Lower Brook•etreet, of a daughter.
COREte.—Aug. 26, at Remote, the wife of B. S. Oohed, of Mar
dslen-row, Wadoo, of a daughter.
PRICKBIT.—Aug. Si, at the Avenue, Burlington, Torkahire, the
wife of T. Prickett, hal., of a eon.
TIIOMPSON.—Aug. 95, at Brookfield, near Bath, the wife of G.
Thompson, Eeq., of a daughter.

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