The Express.
London, England, 1853-04-25 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Adeline, from Leghorn for London, April 9, lat. 42 N., lon. 12 W.
Cynthia (ship), from Liverpool for Beston, 10 days out, April 9, ISt.
49.30 N., lon. 19.52 W.
Camperdown (ship), Mardi 30, lab. 29 N., lon. 42 W.
Llir..beth Fob, 26, lat. 16 8., lon. S W.
Dulterua (brig, for Madraa April 19, bat. 19.11 N., lon. 11.3 W.
Java (ship), bruin Bombay, Dec. SO, March 24, lat. 16 N., lon. 3.1 W.
Meridian (British barque), from Ceylon for Loadon, March 7, lat.ll
, lon. 12 W.
Nora, from London, all well, April 1, lat. 31.46, lon. 12.35 W.
Owen Glendower (ship), March 16, laL 3 N., 101.22 W.
Prinz Adulbert (Pru.slan barque), Dube', of tketthi, from Alexandria
for Falmouth, April 4, lat. 48, lon. 20.
Queen (Britian ship), standing to the westward, April 19, Lit. 49 N.,
lon. 13 W.
Rapid (brig), March 26, lat. 35.39 N., lon. 21.12.00 W.
Scotia (British ship), Btricaland, from Bombay for Lotalon, March 5,
lat. 13 8., lon. 9 W.
Seringapatatu, from Eombay, March 29, lat. 21 N., lon, 42 W.

THE DEVONSHIRE, AMERICAN LINER, CA ptaia
Hovey, ar►ived off Portsmouth )er.erday (Sunday) from
New York, having made the passage from that port in the
short space of 15 days. The mail steam-packet, hound for
Liverpool, which was to leave New York a few days after
her, passed her on Friday. The Devinshire brought about
30 passengers ; 27 of whom landed at Portsmouth in Messrs.
Garrott and Gibbon's cutter, the agents there for the firm
to which the,Devoushire belongs; the ship herself proceeding
ou her voyage to London. On the passage home, her ship's
carpenter fed overboard and was drowned.

RIVAL MAILS FOE AUsTR.II.II.—On the 4th of
May next a mail for Australia will be despatched from
Southampton, tin 'Haiti. On the came day the screw
steamer, Argo, will be despatched for AustrAlia, from
Southampton, to go by way of the Cape of Good Hope.
' This will afford a good opportunity of testing ihe com-
parative value of the two routes, viz., the India and the
Cape routes, to Australia, as far as rapidity is concerned.
The mail, rid India, should reach Port Phillip on the 10th
of Jul;. To equal this the Argo must make the passage to
Port Phillip in 67 days.
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.—The following
gentlemen having undergone the necessary examinations
for the diploma, were admitted members of the college
at the meeting of the Court of Examiners on the 22nd inst.:
Minas. Thomas Forder, Winchester; Edward William
Alexander, St. Helena; William Cuthbert Blackett, Dur-
ham ; Thomas Henry Moxon, Brigg, Lincolnshire ; Thomas
Dixon, Bedford ; Joseph Arthur, Shadwell ; Samuel
Joseph Bayfitid, St. Thomas-street, Southwark; Edward
Sward Morley, Blackburn, Lancashire •, Jose Maria de
Mier, Santa Martha, New Granada; William Edward
Hedge Vaughan, Crewe, Cheshire; and James Tirlden
Howard, Rochdale, Lancashire.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

BAIYES.—Apri! 20, at Eltham, the wife of H. B. Lamina, Erb., of a
daughter.
BLACKETE.—ApriI 19, at Ealing, the wifo of 11. Mackett, Esq., of
Great Marlborough.street, of a son.

BYRON.—April 20, at Bryanaton.strare, the Hon. Mrs. A. Byron.
of a daughter.
COOK F..—April 21, at Glocestemila:e, Ilyde.park.gardent, the wile
of W. M. Cooke, Eaq., of a daughter.
MATlllAS.—April 21, at New frighten, Cheshire, the wife of E.
Mathias, Esq., of a son.
MElK.—April 21, at Sunderland, the wife of Mr. T. hfeik, C.E, of
a son.

NORMAN.—ApriI 29, at Argyle.equare, St. Pancras, the wife of the
Rev. W. Norman, of a son.
RYDER.—ApriI 20, at LiehSad, the wife of Capt. A. P. Ryder,
R.N., of a eon.
SENIOR.—ApriI 20, at Conapton.Pauneefoot Rectory, &menet, the
wife of the Itee. J. Senior, of a son.
TIIONISON.—ApriI 21, at Upper Hamilton-terrace, St. Johnte.neod,
the wife of the Rev. A. F. nOlll,Oll, Iload.maator of St. John's
Foundation School, of a ann.
WILSON.—ApriI 20, at Park-pMee, Milton-neat-Gravesend, Mrs. J.
Wilson, jun., of a Ban.
WRENCH.—ApriI 20, at the Rectory Mute, St. Michael's, ComMIL
the wile of the Rev. T. W. Wrench, of a sun.