The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-06 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Admiral, from Liverpool for Baltimore, Feb. I, lat. 51 N., lon.
11 W.
Ballarat, from Liverpool for Colombo, Dec. 26, lat. 4 N., lon.
22 W.
Duke, for Demerara, Jan. 29. let 64 N., lon. 90 W.
John Matthie, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Dec. 22, on the Line,
bm 20 W.
Ilubank, let. 0 N.. lon. 80 E.

HEALTH OF LONDON.—The weekly return, issued
by authority of the Itegistrar-General,states that the deaths
in London were 1,544 in the week that ended last S4unlay ;
they show, as from the favourable change of the weather
might have been anticipated, a clear decrease on the heavy
returns of the two previous weeks, when 1,927 and 1,783
deaths successively were registered. In the last fortnight
the mean temperature of the air has been 13 deg. higher
than that of the previous fortnight. The *memo number
of deaths, as obtained from the returns of corresponding
weeks in ten previous years 1851-C4, and corrected for in-
crone of population, is 1,358. The mortality of last week
was still high, for the actual number of deaths exceeded the
estimated number by 186. The deaths arising from pul-
monary complaints, exclusive of pbthisis, in the week were
447, whilst the average number of corresponding weeks,
corrected for increase of population, is 308. Bronchitis has
decreased from 354 in the previous week to 289 last week;
pneumonia from 117 to 110 ; asthma from 46 to 24 ;
whooping-cough from 108 to 91. The deaths from phthisis
last week were 142. Of 12 deaths from burns and sailds 8
occurred in consequence of the clothes taking fire. Five
infants were suffocated in bed. Five infants died from
syphilitic disease. Three were murdered. On 111th Jan-
uary a cabinet-maker, aged 42 years, died at the workhouse,
Beebnal-green, from "exposure and want of food and neces-
saries." (Inquest.) And on 25th January, at 9, Li by-
walk, Bethnal.green, a bricklayer, aged 78 years, died from
"disease of the lungs accelerated by want of food and by
exposure." (Inquest.) A girl, aged 16 years, died of hlio-
pathic ptyalism ; and a harness-maker, aged 22 years, died
of glanders. A police officer, aged 36 years, died in Thread-
needle-street of small-pox. A Man, aged 49 years, died of
" syecope, brought on by excitement from being attacked
by several boys." (Post niort. inquest.) lie died instantly.
Last week the births of 1,049 boys and I,OW girls, in all
2,0:4 children, were registered in I.ondoo. In the ten cor-
responding weeks of the years 1851-60 the average number
was 1.739.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BERTHS.
AGNEW.—Feb. 9, et Athelstane Hall, near Hereford, the wife)
of J. V. Agnew, Esq , of &daughter.
Al4.9.—Yeb. 3, at Woodbertie.hill, Longhton, Essex, the wife

of ?Ir. R. Allen, of a eon.
BARROWS.—Feb. 2, at Greenhill Home, Ilandosorth,

minalism, the wife ef Mr. T. W. Barrows. of • son.
COOKSON.—Feh. 1, at Banwell Tower, Northumberland, the
wife of W. J. Cookson, Esq., of a daughter.
MANDCOCK.—Feb..I., at King's-ay:are, Bristol, the wife of Mt.

J. 8. Randeock, of a ann.
KER.—Jan. al, at Brighton. the wife of D. S. Ker. F. 19., of a inn.
1111CU.-I.:eh. 11, at the Botwelle, Bristol, the wife of Mr. E.

King. of a do:colder.
MARARALL.—Ieb. 1, at Upper Sammeriands, Exeter, the wilco
of Captain E. Mar, hall. It. N., of a awl.
RICIIARD.—Feb. 3, at Caorles.street, BriAtal, the wife of Mr.
J. Richard, of a daughter.
MARRIA.OI73. -

BROOKS—TABOR.—Peb. Paddington, by the
Rev. C. B. Bicknell. M.A., H. Itrooks. F:sq.. to Fanny Clifton,
daughter of the hie C. Tabor. F:p., of Russollaquare.
DICKSON—III:ST.—Jan. SO, at St. John the Evangelist. West-
minster, by the Rev. J. Jennings, the Rev. G. I). W.
Dickson, M.A., to Eliza Bennett, daughter of If. A. Iluut,
Eaq.. of Ecelevtonaquarr.
DORM IN—Vi WEB.—Yeb. S. at St. James's, Spaniah.placc. by
the Rev. M. Trappes, Captain Dobson, V.A., of Hull, to Eliza.
beth ROM Mary. .laußkter of J. J. Young, Req., of Plushy
Mouse. Lincolnshire.
DRATHS.

ADAMarFeb. 1, at Nortialill,litilmate, J. C. Adams. Esq.%

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ALLAN.—Feb. I, at Went Parade, Newcastle.upon-Tyne, Ulna,
of A. Anne, Esq.
BENTLEY.—Feb. 4, at Hackney, E Bentley, FAq.,
DAY.—Feb. I. at Ashtonkerrace, Bristol. )Ir. J. Day, aged al.
FINDEN.—FeIs 2, T. linden, Esq., at Baron House, Mitch:toy

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aged rt.
FOKTER.—FeIs 1, at Stamford.hsll, J. F. Foster, awl fet
YtISTBIL—Jan. SI, at NeMport, North Curry, Somerset SU"'
nab, relict of the Lste J. H. Foster, Lau, aged Bs.

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