The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-28 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Anne loyden, from Calcutta for Liverpool, April 3, off Cage
L' as
britlah Empire, from London for 81111011.11 Bay, March 13, lat. 11)
a., lon. I
gunpbell (ship), from Bombay for London, March 15, lot. SE 8.,
los 011 L
Caprioren (ship), from Portsmouth for Melbourne, March 10, lat.
MIL, lon. 25 W.
Daniel and Phrehe, from Liverpool for Calcutta, March 10, lat. 28
8.,10.. 31 W.
Bel t; from London for Btralipatam, March IE, lat. 30 S., ton.

EaTilisintrees, from Moulmein for Falmouth, April 11, lat. 34 8.,
los 62 E.
Florence Nightingale, from London for Singapore, March 3, lat.
10 &
Harriet and Ph'ebe, from Liverpool for Calcutta, March 18, lat.
28 8., ton. W.
Irene (brit, from London for Natal, April 10, lat. 518,, lon. 32E.
latch (shrom Bombay for Liverpool, April 8.
Queen's Hill, from Plymouth for Bong Kong, lat. 1 8., lon. 25 W.
Thomas Baring, from Calcutta for Live rpo4 March 26, lat. 308.,
lon. 57 B.
Tasmanian, from Bombay for Liverpool, let. 30 8., lon. 10 E.
Mater barque), from Java for London 63 days, April 8, lat. 17.48
8., lon, 2.66 W.
Ville &Agar, from Falmouth for Hong Kong, March 13.
Witch or the Trim'. from Moulmein for QW3•111140W11, April 4, lat.
34 8., lon. 29 E.

The Masailia left Southampton yesterday with
the Bombay mail. She took out 48 amongst
whom were Captains Renshaw and ontmee, and Lieu.
tenant Lindsay. Amongst her cargo were 54 boxes of specie
worth 20,011 f.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
MITE&
RANKER—Xis ft. at Wilton.ornment, Belgrareeenere, the
Ham Mra Nugent Bankm, of a son,
BON/B.—May ti, et Bognor, the wife of the Rey. H. C. Banes,
of a daughter.
CARRNOVR.—May Si, si Blackstone*, Red.hill, the wife of the
Rev. A. Canseurro, M.A., at a daughter.
MARTI/B.—Mar 211, at Brougham House, Beanombe, Moabite,
the wile of J. & Chartres, Ise., M.A.. M.D., of a son.
RASTMAN.—May 24. at Eastern-parade, Southsea, the wife of
Mr. T. I•stmart. R.N., of a daughter.
CIOMIBT.—May SI, at Oraywell, near Odiham, Bents, the wife of
the Raw. C. N. Gamst, of • son.
HDITON.—My ft, at the Bectory, Gale Burton, Lincolnshire,
the wile of the Rev. G. Hutton. of • son.
JOMNL—May 23. at Albion place, Upper Bristol-road, Bath, the
wife of Mr. T. Johns, of a daughter.
LA'Wllolf.—May 23, at Queynton Rectory, Bucks, the wife of the
Bar. W. L. Lawson, of a daughter.
znxr.-My 23, at Forest bill, Windsor, the wife of Captain
Idirj., 13th (Connaught Rangoon, of a daughter.
ORMOW.—May 22, at Souttorkk.pleoe, Hyde-park-square, tba
wife of W. Skirrow, Jun., BK., of a daughter.