The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-12 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Blacktriar (barque,. from Bombay for London, Nov. 19, lat. 23.
50 N., ion. 32.60 W.
Crimea (alp), from Liverpool for Bombay, Dec. 5, lat. 49.8 N.,
lon. 7.2 W.
Cadiz (brit; from Algos Bay, Oct. 11, lat. 30.50 8., lon. 13.10 B.
Owalior ',barque), from Slam for Cock 91 days, Oct. 8, lat. 31.20
S., lon. 18 X
George Wsahlaattcas (ship). from London for fibanglute, Nov. 12,
lat. 8 N., lon. 23.40 W.
Hamm. trot? Newport for Madras 42 dap,. Oct. 15 lat. 8.47 3.,

ton. ..6 W.
!louden it hip)' from Bombay for London, Dec. 7, lat. 4713 N.,
lon. 11.06 W.
Ocean Ktreg lbarquel, from Calcutta for London 73 clerk Oct. 11.
lat. 19.17 b., tom 10.7 K.

A VEBEEL DIETROYED BY FIltE IN THE SOLENT.
—The brig Eclipse, of London, a "easel trading with cargo
and passengers between Southampton and Madeira, took
lire on Friday afternoon, on her outward voyage, and was
brought to an anchor in the Solent, off the Lymington
River, and opposite to the Isle of Wight. A Bag of distress
was exhibited, and it was olymrved by Captain Cribb, of the
Solent Steam-packet Company's steamer Solent, who bore
down on tho burning vessel, which was laden with cargo
and had 16 passengers on board. The passengers were ree-
-1 cued, together with some baggage, with three live sheep.
A cow was left on board in the confusion. The captain
gave the ship's papers, chronometer, &c., to Captain Cribb,
and the pilot (Nicholls, of Southampton) had the cable
slipped, with the concurrence of Captain Hughes. of her
Majesty's revenue cutter Petrel, ran the vessel to the eart-
ward, and beached her on Lepe Sands. The passengers were
landed at Lymington, where Captain Cribb also desired that
the burning vessel should be taken, with a view to better
facilities being obtained for saving the ship and cargo, but
this was overruled. The Eclipse continued to burn through-
out Saturday and Sunday, and was observed by large num.
berm of spectators on the Isle of Wight and Hampshire
moat.

TO OUR PROVINCIAL FRIENDS. —" We have
recently had the pleasure of Inspecting the productions of one
of our most famous London manufacturers, ant, from the pocket
chronometer of forty guineas down to the mechanic's watch .4
two guineas, and through all their various forms and fashions
:whether duplex, lever, horizontal. or vertical'. the same beau.
tiful anua and superiority was observable. Such Tieing the ease.
we have great pleasure In recommending to our provincial
friends, and the public generally, the manufactures of Mr. Den-
son, of 33 and 84, Ludgate.hill, who, having succeeded in pro.
, (lacing a really good watch at a remarkably moderate pricc, to
fairly entitled to all the bonetts notoriety can bestow.'—tom.
mercial Daily List. Benson's Illustrated Pamphlet, post free for
two stain Is descriptive of every construction of 'watch Coe
made. Watchesps safe by poet to all parts of the globe.—(Ad•
vartteentent.]
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tore with any mineral or poisonous ingredient; consequently
the use of Holloway's notifying itreparaUons, while wood. rfitily
efficient in subduing diseue, can never act wromtly or do toi3.
chief to the weakest constitution. No well conducted household
should be without a supply of these excellent family mcdh.o
ments at this season of the year, when the blood and body Kele-
rally more especially rcouire cleansing.

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