The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-29 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Asia (Hamburg brig), from Africa for Falmouth, 45 days, Sept. 19,
lat 39.57 N., lon. 30.00 W.
Anna (.hip), irons Colca.bo for London, June 92, lat. 34.43 8., 10 s.
23.10 E.
Callao, from Bahia far Cowes, July 28. Lt. 8.51 N., lon. 23.47 W.
llntrepid (barque), of London, W. 4.12 N., ton. 8.00 W.
Liverpool. from London for Calcutta, fi days, July 28, lat. 23.27 8.,
lon. 28.20 W.
Margret Evans (American pocket.shlp). from London for New York,
Sept. 111, tat. 49.13 N., lon. 8.01 W. ; all well.
Morning Star, from Landon for Swan River, Aug. 11, lat. 00.41 S.,
lon. 28.8 W.
Nspaia, from Cap* far Landon, 33 days, Sept. 7. lat. 32.53 N., ton.
84.40 W.
Owen Glendower, from London, Aug. 10, lat. 12.10 N., lon. 27.18 W.
Robert, Todd, from Jamaica for London, Sept. 10, Ist. 48 N., lon,
23 W.
Statesmth., an, Godfrey, fromlaw. 2 London fur Port Philip, 23 days from Ply.
mou lat. 4.2.16 W.; all well.
St. Helier (Jersey schooner) , from Africa for London, 67 days, Pept.3,,
at 50.25 N., ton. 38.00 W.
Tropic, from Landon for Buffalo River, 28 days, Aug. 18, lat. 11.0
lon. 24.14 W.
Waterville, from Mauritius, Sept. 4, lst. 30.46 N., lan. 37.40 W., 96
days out.

MR. BECK AND TILE PROTECTIONISTS OF NORTH
Devon.—Mr. Buck met a party of about 200 of the firmers
of North Devon at dinner at the George Inn, South Molton,
on Saturday afternoon. It was market day; the tickets
were 25.; the hour &led was one o'clock; every arrange-
ment seemed to have been carefully considered which pro-
mised to secure a large and unanimous attendance. Even
the tickets of admission contained a printed intimation that
" the acceptance was considered a pledge that the holder
would not disturb the objects of the meeting," and no ono
was admitted without a ticket. But all precautions failed
to save the proceedings iu the room from interruption and
from a demonstration of popular anti-protectionist feeling
in the streets.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND;DEATHS.

BATf.—Sept. 23. at Carirgral.terrace 7Resent 's.park, the wife of 3.
A. Batt, EM., of a daughter. aulLborn.
DUDOEO3I.—Srpt. 23, at Neale Moue; Peobleshire, the wife of P.
Dudgeon, Seq., of a soo.
HABRIS.—Sept. 23, the wife of the Rev. J. Harr* Curate of Bing.
ham, Notts, of a son.
MOON.—Sept. 22, at Lewis, tho wife of H. Moon, Seq., M.D., of
• MOB.
MUSPRATT.—Sept. 23, the wife or Dr. Sheridan Morons; P.R.&E,
Liverpool, of a daughter.
TURNER—Sept. 24, at the Haymarket, Mn. B. B. Turner, et •
daughter.