The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-24 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Aortralia, from Newport for Fernando Po, out 29 days, lat. 10.30,
)on. 20.27.
Bertha (-chooner), from Lagoon for 'Liverpool, 'hod of brta 1 and
bow,prlt 4prung, Sept. 4, tat. 21.23, lon. 59.29.
BtatiAll 110. e• (tkeque), Oct. 22, lat. 19.51 N.., km. 4.0 W.
General Ilewitt, from Lootlui fur New S. Wales all well, Sept. 9.
lat. 2.148, L.n. 17.30 W.
Lary (ship), of Liverpool, from Callao for Loadim, Oct 7, lat. 37.113
N., los. 32.11 W.

FOREIGN STEAMERS AT LIVERPOOL DOCKS.—At
• meeting of the dock committee yesterday morhintt, a me-
morial, complaining of the injurious effects of the by laws
in relation to foreign steam-ves.els, arriving with cargoes
from abroad, was read from the fifflowing eminent mer-
chants, and steps were ordered to be immediately taken to
remedy the evils comlained of. The merchants who Signed
the memorial were henry Dixon and Co., Fianna Junes
and Co., James Moss and Co., John Bibby, Son, and Co.,
Lampert and Holt, M'Kean, M'l.arty, and Co., Itiehartbam
Brothers and Co., W. Wilson and Sou, Charles ',Neer and
Co., Brown, Shipley, and Co.

[Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND
PILL.46—ANOTIIan 11troBTANT Char, Or A Wove,, Is sue 1.1.A.—M1.4.
Malcolm, wife 01 the lighthouse-km:oer et the entrance of the Kiser
Te,., near ((odour, had been a otufferer tt r unKArtln 01 ten }rare wit I
a eevere wound in the leg, which, during the latt lour 'ears of that
peied wan too bad that it made her quite Incapable of walking
without crutches. To heal it many rem-dies hail beet, tiled in min
before Holloway le Ointment and Pale were wad, but three excelrnt
remedies being at lust resorted to effectually healed the wound in about
nine week•, and the oatient is able to walk ehout, even without the
support of a tole, —Seal by all drueglete ; and 4 Prulemor lld o.
ware batabliahmeut, *Vane, heudoc.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, ANI) DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

DUNDAS. —Oat. 20, at liapc.•trest F,Jln burgh, Mrs. J. F. Daubs
ot a sum.

ETRE.-0e L 21, at Montagsrplaes., Rus0111)1 me, prematurely, the
wife of O. L. I'. E)re, Keg., of a son, still-born.
PRIMROSE.—Oat In, at Murny-p:wce, Lalinburgli, the lion. Mrs.
Primrose, of • daughter.
BLADEN.—Oet. 11, the wife of D. B. Slr.len, Esq., of a daughter.
BMITH.—Oct. 20, at the PArsonage, Msee) shad, the wife of the Ker.
C. A. J. Smith, of • dau4hr.r, null-born.
TOW6E.—Oct. 20, at Bialimonr the wife of W. B. Tone,
Esq., of a daughter.

fOOLWORD.—Oet. to, at Gracesend, the wife of U. P. Woodford,
Eaq.. of • aoa.

MARRIAGES.

CIIAPFEY—CRAMPIOII.—Oet.----;i:T.TTilehurs. Church, by the
Rev. C. J. Guodnart, .A“ Miniater of Si. Mary's Masai, Healing,
misted by the Rev. J W. It utli, John /lanyard, elder son of John
Mafia,. Rag.. of Cluphum.c mint a, to Mary Anna Wayland, only
daughter of William Cuarapion, Esq., of Won, Berke.
MARLBOROUGLI—STEWART.—Oct. 18, at Blenheim Paw, his
Grace the Duke of Marlhorotak, to Miss Jane Femmes ClinMa
Stewart, youngest daughter of the lion. E. Stewart.
STEVENSON—U UGH kfk —Oct. 2t, at Acton pariah church, Cheshire,
the Re,. W. A. Stevenson, A.M., eldest on of W. Stevemou,
Birkenhead, to Eliza K., second daughter of R. Hughes, Eaq..
Nantwish.

TOCKDALE—CRICK.—Oet. 21, at St. straiten's, Exeter, lieut. C.
J. Mackdale, &.N., of Sidmouth, to Mr.. facAbetb Linea, of
that city.

DEATHS.

Is, id &nate Priory, the Lim V. Alexander.