The Express.
London, England, 1851-11-08 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Actire (brig), of London, Nor. 2, lon 3.15.
George Canning, front Lirespo .1 for C3:ttornl3, Sept. 22, lit. 15 N.
lloogny, for Port 1'60.p, Sept 20, dd. 5 N.
Mount Vernon (Wilma brag), Sept. 20, Int. 14.111 N., lon. 25.4t1 W.

VEssEt.s AND TOSNAGE.—Yesterday, a return to
the House of Commons was printed, showing, from 1816 to
1850, the number of vesarloand of tonnage at twelve princi-
pal ports, and of the exports and imports for each of tho
said ports. The declared value of British and Irish produce,
and maufactures exported from the port of London last year
was 14,137,527/. ; front Liverpool. 31,891,8171. ; from Hull,
10,366,610/. ; from Bristol, 1162,0391.; from Newcastle,
020,068/. ; Itum Southampton, 1,859,6471.; from Leith,
3416,5.521.; from Glasgow' 3,768,6161.; from Greenock,
355,6931. ; from Dublin, .50,3.54 t. ; from Cork, 116,2681.;
Belfast,
and from Bell, 56,5061.
ROYAL PRIVILEGE TO TILE MANCHESTER Ex-
CIIANGH.—The Mayor of Manchester has applied to her
Majesty, on behalf of the proprietors of the Manchester
Exchange, to have the title and designation of " royal "
affixed to the Exchange. The answer was conveyed in the
following letter:—" Whitehall, Nov. 3, 1851.—Sir, I have
had the honour to lay your letter of the 28th October before
the Queen, and I have the satisfaction to inform you that
her Majesty has been graciously pleased to comply with
your request that the Exchange of Manchester should be
henceforth designated the ' Royal Manchester Exchange.'
I am, Sir,our obedient humble servant, G. GILEY.—Tho
Mayor of Manchester."

[Advt-rIistMent.I—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AN INFAL.
LIBLIt R,MIDT FOR LIVER Cotrt•tntni4 ~Nu Oman OF TIC $7O.
a ion.—Copy of a letter leen, Mr. Henry Woodward, of Richmond,
dated 23111 May, 1851 To Pr it. mor
Holloway.—Deer ~tq—
hare suffered foe many years from most obstinate liver complaint,
and gh 1 tile I Vallio.l4lmeGiew.es, prmeribed by most eminent
medical men in different parts of the country, yet 1 could t Main no
relief, and 121 despair I hail r. course to your pilin, and it is with
gratitude that I acknowleslge that they have been the CUM. (under
Divine Providi vice) of restoring me lo a state of good heath that 1
never could have anticitated."—Sokl by all druggists, and at Pros
honor Uolluway'a establishment, Ito, Strand. London.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

ETANS.—Ort. 28, at GutabrXtutl-4rrace Regent'emark, the wife el
J. grans, Esq., M.P. for Ilevertiodwow, of a daughter.
nowm—so.. I, at Troun, t' en. A. Howie, of a oto
NSSEL—Nov. 3, at Isiitiort stortford, Mr.. J. G. Nurh, of a sun.
OGILBY.—Nov. S, a: Liacteen Nowt., Luinamanagh, Tyrone, the wife
of W. Ogilhr, klq., of • men and heir.
WOIGLIT.—Nuv. 3, at Truou, 31rv. kL Wright, of a eon.
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MARRIAGES.
AMPBELL—WEIR.—Nov. 4, at AU Sainte', Leamington, O. W.
Campbell. Eao, of Liverpool, to Mary, youngest daughter of J. C.
Weir, Esq., late of East Acton.
lOUGHTE—UARDY.—Nov. 5, at Cowley, by the Rev. John
herd, James, son of Towns Doughty, thq., Wantage, Bergs, to
Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, Cowley, Kid.
Miser.
CONNING—WORK/IL—Nov 2, at St. Michael's, Limerick, C. J.
Kooning, Eari., of butte (tiolland), to Gertrude, youngest
&ugh, cr of E. Worrel, Eoq., at
AYTuNseLOYNRS.—Nov. 3, at at. Luke's, Chelsea, Mr. LI. J.
Layton, of Moore street, Chelsea, to Mary, youngest °outrider of
the lute S. Layne*, EA., late ut the +awe pariah.
CROUGHTON - ROSS.— Nov. 4, it St. John'a, Coventry, by the Rev.
W. Drake, N. Troughtoo, Eaq., of that city, to Elizabeth, youngest
daughter if the late Capt. lima.