The Express.
London, England, 1853-10-08 00:00:00

VEBBELB BPOKEN WITH.

John Clement*, from Newcastle for G, nos. a Adra. Sept. 16,
Linden (barque), of and from Sligo for New York, dept. 16, lat. 41.21
N.. lon 46.3 W.
William (brig), of Harrington, for tluebx, out 33 days, all well, Sept.
19, lat. 46.44 N., ton. 43.37 W.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

CARPENTER.—Oet. 1, at Finsbury-square, t►e wife of W. G. Car.
pewter, P.R.C.S., of a ann.
CLIVF..—Oct. 6, at Orarronor-rtreet, Lady Mary Clive, of a daughter.
COLLINS.—Oet. 4, at Deatery-pace, Ezeter, ktm C. Corns, of
daughter, al:I-Dom.
DEAN.—Oet. 5, at Faltowflekl, near 14.uacheater, .lira. M. Daa, o
a an.

FLETCHER —Oct. 4, at W.srw'ck Howe, Worthing, the w,fe
B. Fletcher, Erg., of a ron.
HIERN.—Oot. 4, at Barnstaple, the wife of C. Ilion, Esq., o' a
daughter.
@WAIN 60N.—Oct. 6, at Manor-road. Upper Holloway, 3lts. W.:, al
nwadison, of a con.

MARRIAGES.
AMINO -CA UNT.-o,t. C. at St. Mary's, Nottingham, Mr. R.
Aiding. to 51re. Elisabeth Count, of Nottingham.
BAIN-PIPER.- Oct. 4, at Edinburgh, by the Right Rev. Bishop
Trrrot, J. Bala, Esq., of Glasgow, to Charlotte, eldest daughter
of E. Piper, Esq., ofEdinburgh.
EAMONSOIII-E ARNIM SW.-Oet. 3, at Houle, Yorkshire, by the
Rev. Townley Ward Dowdinu, Vicar of Presbute, Wilts, yeieted
by the Rey. Henry Newmtirth, Altar, Joseph Lewis Fowl:son,
Esq., of flues, to Lady Cornwell, only daughter of Edward Earl).
'haw, Erq.
FREEMAN-NAPIPIL-Oct. It, at Clapham, by the Rev. W. W
Bowyer, M.A., F. P. W. Freeman, Esq., of Greathara, Stun!, to
Augusta Sarah, only daughter of Capt. 11. E. Napier, R.N.
GRIDLEY -ADAMS.-Oet. 5, at FAgbaaton Mulch, Warwickriiire,
by tl.e Rev. 1). Gillett, 11. O. Gridley, Esq., of Prinees.gate, Hyde-
park, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late T. G. Adams, Ef4
lII'MPHREY-WATKIN-ON.-Oct. 5, at St. Mary* Hull, by the
Rev. R. Gunnery, Thome. Richards-in Humphrey. eldet Mr.
Rump...trey, to Alice, only daughter of Mr. J. Watkinson, of Ham-
bematreet, Wed.
OMMOND-nmEr..-oct. 3, at St. Luke's, Iterwick.atreet, be the
Rev. H. Jones, A.M., Incumbent, Arthur, second son of Mr. S.
mond, of Ivy-lane, Seagate strut, London, to Jane, fourth daugh-
ter of the late Mr.:tv. Malmo( t)ttord, Kent.
wrooDwAgyi_gAggi itg.-Oct. 5, at Nut Molesey, Parrefs the
Rev. M. Woodward, Incumbent of Folkestone, to Rosamond, rldist
daughter of Mr G. Barrow, Bart.