The Express.
London, England, 1851-11-07 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Caroline (barque), of London, for Jetrriici, lat. 47.55 N., lon. 9.41 W.
COZISLIDOP Kritlith barque), 51qteath, from Landon for Melbourne.
with 240emignints, all well, Aug. 2., 14.15.53 S., lon 27.33 W.
Europa (.I.lip), fur the East Indies, t let 20,1ut.12.10 N., lon. 16.23 W.
Obaberr ie (barque), 0ct.20, lat. 30 N., don. 14.
Orlantul. from etianghae fur London, Meet. 12, lat. 35.60 S., lon,
12.51 E.
frebramE from the Straits of Sun la for the Cape of Good Gar, Ave.
20, lot. 17.28 S., lou. 72.55 E.
Stanley ibarque), with emigrants on boinl, Lot. 15.2 N., lon. 26.53 W.
bluesha • (hriusli barque), from London, Aug. IS, lat. 3.31 M., Ica.
14.15 W., out 40 tap.

PLYMOUTII AND DEVON POST SAILORS' 11011113.
On Wednesday a electing was held in the Guildhall, De-
vonport, eonsceed by the Worshipful the Mayor, pursuant
to a requisition numerously and respectably signed, for the
purpose of considering the best means to be used for the
establishment of a sailors' home that port. The meeting
was held in the large ball, and the Mayor presided. An ad-
dress, pointing out the advantages which would be bestowed
on the seafaring men connected with the port by currying
out the proposition, was unanimously adopted, as were also
a series of resolutions in furtherance of the object in view:
which were supported by Admirals Sir I. Ontmanney,
Maurice and Mends; Captains Glanville and Collier,
&c., e'ce.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BENXISIT. —Nor. I, at Ctlnnorl House, Sussex, the rife of St. J.
Bennett, of a eon and heir.
CALVERT.—Nor. 4, at Geeat College,t.oet, Wedtrokater, the Wife
of the Rev. W. Calvert, of a eon.
DOUG LAS.—Nov. I, at Stouting .4,n,r-liouee, Kent, Mrs. D. Douglas.
of a won.
11. GI LL,—Nor. 3, at Grove Mum., Tunbridge, Mee. W. WWII, of •
daughter.

TRIMMER.—Noe. 5, Mrs. G. Tr:lamer, of a delighter.
YEOMAN.—October 29, at Osmaherley, Yorkshire, Mrs. winiala
Yeoman, of a slaughter.

MARRIAGES.

DURITAM—RRODES.—Nor. 4, at Hove Church. by the Roe. T. C•
Ortfhth, P. V. Durham, Esq., Lite Csir.ll M.'s 97th Foot. and CM*.
In the let Went York hiding Best. of Militia, to Annie klikabetb,
diughta of W. Rhodes, Veg.. of Bramhope Hall, West Ruling of
Yorkshire, and brlatlfriCil4l(o.llT, I righton.
MACrAGGERT-11001L— Nov. 1, at All %into', Knightsbridge, by
the Rev. W. Tapper, & Maetaggert, 1.. q., to Katharine, dsughter
of the late Lieut.-Cot L. look, I ith Foor.
OBSON—DENNE—Noe. 4, at St. Marviebone Church, be the ROT.
0. Brett, O. L. Aeon, Vag., late Capt. sth Dragoon Guards, 20
Mary Jane, only child of W. J. Drone, Rm., of Lower Berkeley.
street, Poeimanwouare.

ROGERS —WHISON.—Nov. 4, at St. Gergell, Bloomsbury, by the
Flee. G. Hamilton, N.A., T. A. Soren., E. Kochilenge-nesse,
Euston.aquene, eldest sun of A. Rogers, Esq , Hanover-square, to
Bars e, eMesa daughter of J. Witham, EN., Uppor Bedford-plea.
SEYMOUR—TRITTON.—Noe. 4, at Emden, by the Ten. Arab.
deacon Hoare, the Bev. H. Seymour, eldest eon of J. H. Seymear,,
Esq., of Welt., Somereetahire, W suukunah Mame, dauctitr of the
Rev. R. Trim" Rector of Monica, Surrey.