The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-22 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

coveter of Yarborough (barges), from Moulmein, 101 days, for
Falmouth, all well, Jan. 8, fat 12 8, lon 10 W.
Devonvale :barque , trum London for Algoa Bay, March 11, lat
42.20 N, lon 12.30 W.
HIPP:WM (barque), from Manilla for London, Feb. 21, lat 18 N,
lon 38 W.
Jane (barque), from St. Helena for London, Feb. 12, lat YN, lon
21 W.
Marlborough (ship), from Calcutta for London, JAIL 1, lat 39,
los 3• S. _ _ _

QZ;n—Victocia, from Calcutta for London, Jan. 20, Ist 932, ton
32L

Viomerr Gamma—During the whole of Tuesday
night sad from an early hour yesterday morning, until late
in the afternoon, the wind in the metropolis blew a perfect
hurricane from the W.S.W., and was diasstrous in its
effects both as regards property and person. Numerous ac-
cidents occurred from the falling of elates, chimneys, St.c.,
and on the river considerable damage was inflicted upon the
shipping. A floating pier at Lambeth was car-
ried away from its fastenings, but after causing
some inconvenience, wan rostureil to it. former position.
In Woolwich•rench a brig and a schooner came in collision
and both vessels were injured. About two o'clock, es the
high wind met thetide, the water presented a singular ap-
peen's**, a very rough surf being produced, and several
exposed portions of the shore were inundated. At this
time an outward-bound reseal named the Chance, was
being towed out of the Fast India Docks by two steam tugs,
but on arriving at the entrance lock, such was the force of
the wind, that she was compelled to put beck. Near the
same pleas a barge laden with boxes of Inciter
matches was sunk, and numerous bargee heavily
lad& also went down in other parts of the river.
At Southampton for nearly two days it bas been blowing
almost a hurricane, chiefly from the north.weet. Daring
Tuesday night the wind shifted more to the south, and
much rain felL Yesterday, about the middle of the day, a
storm, accompanied by a • rain, raged with excessive
violence for nearly an hour. There have been oceadonal
lulls during the last 48 hours, but they were not of long
duration. A vessel which arrived at the above-named port
on Monday brought news of the most frightful weather at
sea. Socha bog season of violent storms has not occurred
for many years. .
The total foreign trade of Mexico, including im-
ports and exports, amounts to 11,000,000/. a year. About
6,500,000 f. of this is in exchange with Great Britain. About
4,1500,000 J. worth of tilver is exported from Mexico yearly,
nearly the whole of which is conveyed to Barope by the
West India mail packets.
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without extracting any teeth or roots, or any painful operation,
by means of a soft and flexible gum, thus ensuring the most per-
fect selfsathesion, the result of 20 yarn' practice by Thomas
Howard, surgeon -dentist to his Grace the Archbishop of Canter-
bury. The Invention Is of Importance to niany persons, and
those interested In It should read this treatise. Just published.
limpkin and Marshall, the tenth editlos, price la., and sold
by all booksellers, or sent post free by Mr. Howard, 17, George-
street, Hanoverequare, London. "We think It would be an set
of kindness to present this book to soy friend who ma require
the aid of a dentlet."—Llielteniuun Journal. "This useful
treatise we can recommend the remarks on artificial
teeth are asps attentlon."—Brighton Gazette.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTH&

BLANSBARD.—March 19, at Carlton-terrace, Edinburgh. Mrs.
G. Blanahard, of a eon.
CHALIIERS.—March 20. at Douglas-road, Canonbury, the wife
of W. R. Chalmers, of a dal:Ml.4:r.
DAVIS.-llarch 19, at lionkwearmouth, Sunderland, the wife of
J. Dm* Naq.. of • eon.
DINNINO.—March 18, at Bradfield, the wife of the Rev. S. P.
Denning, of a eon, stillborn.
DI 11ALIS.—larch 19, et Flaw:ford Rectory, Bloater, 0100,
the wife of the Rev. H.J. Le oath, of a son.
ILCHo.—March 19, IMy Eieho. 41 a con.
HARTRIDGIL—Harch to, ~t Cambridge Lodge, Camden.road,
the wife of C. H. Hartridge. F.A4 . of N daughter.
11.13114t,ON.=March20, at Alfred-street, Bow-road, the wife of

Mr. WTheillwon, of a darghter.
MAXWILL—Marrdt l& at Abercromhte-square, Liven:eel the
wife et W. Maxwell. Esq., of a slaughter.
MONllo.—March 10, at Connaught-place Wed, the wife of H.
Morro, Msg., of Edmondsliani, flureef, of a daggibter.
PALBA.—March 19, at St. Leonard•ilierrace, Maid•hill West,
Mrs. J. P. Falba, of a son.
PTHlL—Mareh Stt at Patit.reed, HaninteckddU, Hampstead.
the wife of Mr. F. J. Pfell, of a son.
flitaftLll—March 17, at Wellington-cresetat, Ramsgate, tho
wilt of Lieut. W. L. Searle, IL 3L1.N., of a daughter.
BRAHMAN.—March 18, at Groat Crosby, Lancashire, prems•
turely, Hrs. Sharman, of twins, eon and daughter, the latter
only surviving Ns birth a few hours.
WILKINSON.—March 17 at Victoria-read, Clapham-common,
the wile of A. W. Wilkinson, Esq., of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.

HIRON—BENNATT.—Muth 17, at Mae Dewchnreh,
lordaldre, by ths Nov. W. Pools, Mr. J. R. Hiroo, of
ton, Oxon, to leam daughter of the tato Mr. C. E. Bennett, of
Cl.. Court, Hor4mdahi
C re.
PRAWK ..gva•
E-11ARDY.—Mareli 2i.et St. Peter's, by the
Rev. the Provost of Trinity C 0. S. Peacoat.. EM. .o
of the late Major Poscocke, ofFort awe, latneelcil. to
Della, daughter of J. P. Hardy. Fon., of ',Rawlins...place.
TRORNTON—ROBSON.—EeI,. 21, at Kingston. Jamaica. R.
Thornton, Esq., son of the late Lieut.-Wane! Thornton, of
Thornvllle, Carlow, to Mary, daughter of the late W. W.
Matson, Esq., of Sunderland.
DEATHS.

COLTON.-ILarth lb, at Glatt:terrace , the Rev. W. C. colt"
ligdßlLl—March 17, J. Hewer, req., of Chobhant. Sum).
nigioN.—Marehlft, Eleanor Ann, .Ifs of Mr. 1, W. Jackson.
of Crcestwookatreet. Cheahunt, Beria, aiged ST.
JORNSTONL—March at Itstgasatoo.F.
Wee Weerden John-

game.
LUR27.—March 20, at St. Peat's-place. Canonhury, Luc),
daughter of the late H. Kuhff, Zee., aged 57.
LANDLKS.—Marsh 18, at Pendleton, Lancashire, Mary, wife of
Kr. J. Raakilet.
ItArCEL—Marsh 10„ at Tottenhamgreen, J. Saner, N.D., late of
Ilasherydquari, aged SI.
WITTOPL—March le, at Cbertaey, Surrey, Amelia Woo
gamer, wife of I. Welton, Kee., apdil.