The Express.
London, England, 1853-06-17 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Atalanta, June 5, lat. 31 N., lon. 24 W.
Albion (brig), from Hull for R. John's, Newfotmdland, 17 days out,
May 31, lat. 50.20 N., lon. 32.39; all well.
Champlala (ship), Woodward, from Matanzaa for Cowes, May 29,
lat. 37.20, lon. 69.30.
Cazabysee, Brown, from Alexandria for London, May 29, In the
Str.dta of Gibraltar.
Chilton, Jun. 3, lat. 31 N., 100. 24 W.
Diana, London, for Poet Phillip, May 9, tat. S N., lon. 22 W.
Earl Barham, from Cent, May 19, in the Uut.
Eden, Bombay, for London, April 37;14. 16 8., lon. 6 W.
Gratitude, from Ceylon to London, April 14 lat. 22 8., lon. 10 E.
Henry Williams, Jute 1, lat. 45 N., lon. 43 W.
hydra (ship), of Richmond (Me.), 30 days tram Liverpool for Ha-
vanna. May 22, lat. 26.30, len. 63.13.
John Witensle, from Port Phillip, May 27, lat. 37 N., Jon. 35 W.
Nemlands }Coning (Dutch barque), from Liverpool for Port Adelaide,
April lb, lat. 30.30 8., len. 20.30 W.
Nina (brig), from Bristol for Port Phillip, 30 days out, May 2.
Narchaus, June a. 14. 45 N., lon. 23 W.
Tartar, from Loadoo to Algae Bay, May 5, on the Line.

WHITECIIAPEL PRIZES TO WORKING MEN.-
On Wednesday evening, a public meeting was held in
Whitechapel, in the large school-room, the Earl of
Shaftesbury in the chair, for the purpose of presenting the
prizes recently offered to the working men of Whitechapel
by a committee of gentlemen of the parish. The meeting
was well attended, and, as the working men had been
specially invited, they were present in considerable numbers.
The Rev. W. W. Champneys, chsirman of the committee
for awarding the prizes, opened the meeting with a state-
ment of the immediate object the committee had in view,
namely to learn from the working men themselves what
difficulties they had to contend with, and the beat practi-
cable means of removing them. The prizes were then pre-
sented by the Eul of Shaftesbury—the first, of seven
guineas, to James Patten, fancy soap maker; the second,
of five guineas, to Thomas Stoner, carpenter ; the third,
of three guineas, to John Jones, printer. His lordship
then addressed the meeting at some length, pressing home
upon the poor the wisdom of looking to themselves rather
than others, and upon the rich the duty of considering the
poor, as there wers many things in which the poor could
not help themselves. After other addresses from gentle-
men on the platform, and the usual votes of thanks, the
meeting broke up.

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