The Express.
London, England, 1853-09-15 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Annie, from Sable to Cowes, August 17, let. 32 N.. lon. 37 W.
Ado' pile, from Callao to London, August 20, lat. 31 N., lon. 34 W.
ArAmintha (ship), from Bombay for Liverpool, June 24, .at. 29.23 S.,
lon. 41.33 E.
Ayrsl.l-e (barque), from Bmilray for Liverpool, June 20, tat. 21.39
eI, lon. 50.37 E.
Ariel (English brig), from London for tort Adelaide, 70 dare out,
June .8, lat. 35.43 8., lon. 17.23 E.
Argyle, from Plymouth for Port Phillip, Ang.l7, lat. 12 N., lan. 23 W.
Admiral, of Glasgow, from Melbourne, March 21, lat. 10 8, ion.
2'l W.
Boyne, from Bombay to London, August 27, lat. 26 N., lon. 24 W.
Camp( riown (ship), from Cork for Calcutta, Aug. 2, tat. 9.37 N., lon.
21.25 W.
FlogAL from Liverpool Syr Quebec, Sept. 9, let. 49 N., lon. 15 W.
Fleetwood, from Gla- sow to Port Phillip, August 8, let. 11 N., lon.
21 W.
John Matthts, from Calcutta for Liverpool, Aug. 23 off Pogo.
John Bunyan, from Akyab to Cowes, July 20, lat. 23 8., lon. 1 E.
Kestrel, from Madras for London, Aug. 14, lat. 2 N., lon. 23 W.
Kangaroo, from London to Port Phillip, August 4, lat. 2 N., loc. 22W
Marianne (schooner brig), of Amsterdam, from Swansea for Au*.
tralia, July 23, let. 13.43 M., lon. 3 i. 30 W.
Mary, from London for the South Seas, Aug. 2, lot. 6 N., lon. 20 W.
Munro, from Calcutta to London, Sept. 8, lat. 49 N., lon. f 1 W.
Nederlanden Oran a, Van der Plus, from Liverpool for Adelaide,
July 29, lat. 14 N., lon 25 W.
Oromocto (barque), of St. John, Nal., from Liverpool for MOAN,
N.S., 14 days, Aug. 29, lat. 46 06 N., ion. 21.51 W.
Queen of the Ides (barque), of Ghwirow, from Ceylon for London,
Aug. 21, out 102 days, lat. 27 N.. ion. 34.50 W.
Rch..tca, from Mauritius to London, August I, lat. 6 S., lon. 17 W.
Sultana (brie), from Madras for London, 115 days out, Ang. 17, lat.
' 57.38 N., lon. 32.04 V'.
Sanborn (ship), Woodbury. from New Orleans for Liverpool, Aug. 13,
tat. 29.25, lon. 79.24 ; had had a great deal of sickness on board,
and buried one man.
Tara (ship), for Bombay, out 40 days, July 20, lat. 27,4 G S., lon.
29.13 W.
Thomas and William, from London to Bermuda, August 21, lat. 28
N„ lon. 34 W.

Viet..ry, for California, June :I, lat. S 8 S., ion. 67 W.
Warman (brig), from Liverpool for Australia, are days out, Sept. 4,
lat. 49 N., loc. 8.40 W.; well.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

12, M

Mrs. A. B. Cowdell, of a

daughter.

COCHII4NE.-Bept. 11, at Monkend, the wife of It. A. Cochrane,
EN., of a eon.
HAMOND.—Sept. 11, at fill Lodge, Freshwater, Isle of Wight, the
wile of A. S. amood, Esq., Cap:. R.N., of a daughter.
lIF WET I.—Sept. 10, at ►elgrare.road, Mn. D. F. Hewett, of *
daughter.
JOHNSON. Sept. 12, at Foalydiate House, Woreeetershire, the wife
of R. W. Johnson, Esq., of a daughter.
LAMMIN.—Sept. 12, at Shorrolda, Fulham, MR. W. H. Laramie, Of
a eon.

PEEIL.—Sept. 12, at Newark House, near Ripley, Surrey, Mn.s N.
Pfeil, of • nom
PRANCE.—Sept. 12, at Buckt•nd.terrace, Plymouth, the wife of W.
11. Prance, Esg., of a daughter.
PATHBONE.--flept. 10, Hrs. I'. Itathbone, of Liverpool, of • you.

RETNARD4ON.—Sept. Bantling Rectory, the wife or the Rev.
O. R. Reynardroo, of a daughter.
ROLFE.—Sept. 11, at Hyde-vale Cottages, Blackheath, the wife of R.
H. Itolfs, of a son.
SMYTll.—Sept. IS, the wife of J. A. T. Smyth, EN., of Cumberland.
terrace, Regent'lNpark, of a daughter.
61IIRGES.—Sept. 12, at Knowl.hill Parsonage, the wife of the Rey.
C. Sturges, of a daughter.
SWIFT.—Sept 10, the wile of R. L. Swift, Esq., of Lincoln's-ion, of
a daughter.
Ceylon I TOLER.— Sept. 10, the Mon. Mrs. Toler, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
COCKLE—MAN.—Sept. Is, at St. Pancras Church, by the Rev. J. T.
Man, Curate of St. John's, Southwark, the Rev. R. T. Cockle, M.A.,
Incumbent of Seer Green, Bucks, to Martha, eldest eurrieiug
daughter of the late Mr. It. Man, of the City of Landon.
MOGRIDGE—MINTORN.—Sept. 13, at St. Pancras Church, by the
Rev. L. W. T. Dale, Mr. C. Magenta", of New Pond.street, to
Elizabeth Sarah, eldest daughter of J. Kintorn, Esq., of Datm-dsirk
Woroestersldre.
PAR KEII—WATBON.—Sept. 13, at All Souls', Langliam-place, Mary-
lebone, by the Rev. C. Baring, Rector, the Rev. E. J. Parker, 13. D.,
Vicar of Waltham St. Lawr,mce, Berke, Chaplain to Lord Bray-
brook., and Fellow of Pembroke College, Oxford, to Anna Itniette,
react of the late Major-Oent ral Sir 11. %rata" C. 8., C.T.S.