The Express.
London, England, 1853-06-08 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITII.

Alice Wilson (skip), from Callao and Cork for F.lmouth, June 3, lat.
51.50, lon. 7.10.
Alice Jane, outwardbound, June 4, off Toocer.
Adelina (Br. barque), leaky, and was mAiner for some near part,
Dee. 19, lat. 32.30 4., lon. 43.30.
Circassian, Nay 27, lat. 37 N., lon. 4 W.
Eliza Keith (British ship), of Liverpool. standin,r riot, May 21.
Fiducis,Toelman, from Ina de Janeiro for Cowt -, May 21, lat. 44 N„
lon. 22 W.
Favotite from Liverpool for Calla,. Feb. 4, off Cape Horn.
Fantome, from Jamaica to London, May 2J, lat. 41 N., lon. 34 W.,
shot tot provisions and supplied.
John Oracrod (ship), sailed teem Cardiff, Oct. 14, was supplied with
provisions, March 1, 1at.:44 S., lon. 77.47 W.
John Campbell, May 20, lat. 46, lying in a gale of wind.
Janet Willis (British ship), of London, standing north, May 6.
New England, from Liverpool for Ntw York, May 19, Cape Cod,
N.W., distant 90 miles.
Pacific (17r. barque), from Liverpool, had WA all throe topmasts, co
the Equator, Iles 18, lon. 25 W.
Splendid (American ship), of New York, from London for Australia,
April 14, let. 7.45 N., lon. 25.45 W.
Tcnerlffe (s. a.), May 31, 00 miles S.E.of Cape St. Vincent.

THE DIOCESE OF BATH AND WELL6.—A con*
rpondence has been published between Ardideacon Denison
and the Bishop of Bath and Wells, in which the former
tenders the resignation of his office as examining chaplain
pending a formal and public inquiry for the purpose of as-
certaining, " whether, in requiring the assent of the candi-
dates for holy orders to the doctrine of the Hely Commu-
nion to which Bishop Spencer has taken exception, I have
required their assent to anything which is not the doctrine
of the Church of England." His lordship, in reply, accepts
the resignation thus tendered, but explicitly declines the
liability of providing the costs which may be incident to
the inquiry.

LIEUTENANT OF DRAGOONS
etSuD or RIUDDIATISM aT HOLLOWAY'S OIN/MINT AND FILM—
This officer, who to in the Dutch army, states th.a llolloway'e pine
and ointment have cured him of rbeumati•m, wui• h &Neared to be
incurable, as neither sea bathing, vapour hatbg nor pr. pared=
vaunted as cure remedies did him any good, and the treatment of the
doctor, after several months' trial, was without success. At this
juncture he commenced taking these pills, and rnbting the ointment
into the complaining parte twice a day, which effectually eared bin
in the course of six weeks. The truth of tide statement can be vouched
for by Mr. J. 13. etratman, of Bads-le.One.—Fold by all druggists, aid
at Professor llolloway's establishment, 241, strand, London.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

lIESELTINE.—June 3, at Blackheath-pack, Mrs. E. lieseldne, of

El BUG.

JACKSON.—June 4, at Turoford, Cheehuot, the wife of T. Jackwo.

r, the wife of W. Flew-day

Esq., of a ion.
PLOW DEN.—June S, at 13
Esq., of a eon and heir.
POWNALL.—June 4, at Waverley-place, St. John's-wood, Mrs. E. C.
Fownall, of a son.
RAMSAT.—June 3, at Besamarls, Anglmes, the wife of A. C. RM.
bay, Fag., CALS., of s daughter.
ROGERS.—ApriI 4, at Oxford.terriee, Hyde-path, the wife of W.
Rogers, EN., late of 11.11.'e 06th Itegt., of a eon.
TtlollSON.—June 4, at Edlaburgh, the wile of J. A. Thomson, Hp.,
of Charleton, N. 8., of a son and heir.

MARRIAGES.
BILLINGTON—HEMEIL—June 5, at St. Matthias 's Church, Great
Iloward.street, Liverpool, by the Rev. Dr. Aap,ruall, Mr. T. Bil.
lingtoo, of Castle-street, Liverpool, to Ellen, eldest daughter of Kr.
.1. Heater, of Great Howard-street, Liverpool.
CRUSE—PRINGLE.—Jute 6, at St. George's, Hatover.square, by
the Rev. A. Alston, Mr. F. T. Cruse, to Catharine Harriet Franoes,
third daughter of the late Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. H. Pringle, C.C.S.
GOODCHILD —ARMITAGE.—June 2, at St. Paul's, Deptford, by !be
Rev. R. B. Flinch, Rector, G. Goodchild, Esq., of Coventry. to MSc
Ann Armitage, daughter of Mr. Armitage, of Ficrence.terrato
New Crces-road, Deptford.
LEWIS—ADAMS.—June 4, at St. Marylebme Church, by the Rev.
J. T. Darby, Thomas Hayter, eldest son of T. Le atp, tiq., of Baker-
street, and Norwood, Surrey, to Lizabeth, youngest daughter se
the late S. Adams, Esq., of Totnea., Deem:ollre.

DEATHS.
ABERCROMRIE.—May 5, at Cheltenham, Emily LoLeo, infest
daughter of J. Abercrombie, M.D.
JOYNSON.—June 5, at Weird, Cheshire, the wife of T. Joiwoo
Esq., aged 39.
KNOCKER.—June 2, at Sibelius°ld. Ilearietta woad
daughter of E. Knocker, Esq., of Doter, aged 13.
LAKE. June 4, at Sumpling Rectory Ilottee, susrex. the flow.
Frances Lake, youngest surnting daughter of Uerani, ta,t tee
count Lake, heron of Delhi and Laswarree.
MARTIN.—June 4, Mr. Martin, of Wheeler-greet, 11::OetOrie,
aged 52.
MONDEY.—June 5, at Dorchester, Elltatelbt second da4httr of
Mr. Mondey.
PlIELP.—June 3, at Clarence-square. Cheltenham, the T.ee. ',LS*
Phelp, late Vicar of Stanwell, Middlesex, aged t. 7.
SIIETIIERD.—June 4, coddeale, Cecelia Elizebeth, chi:d of
Thernas and Elisabeth Marta Shepherd, of Beverley, E.,t Tot-
shire. in her 14th year.
STOVE.—June 6, suddenly, from disease, of the heart,!Franoes Marlia
wife of A. Some, Faq., of Curzon-street, Maylstr.

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