The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-27 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

02W 211/111141t00020 (adp`, from Liverpool for Melbourne, Oct. 8, Ist. 6
Caraiwidgt (ably), from A 2260121 for Liverpool 100 days, OAM.
lat. 31 .. lon. 41.30 W.
Drinelan (barque,, from London for Launceston 21 days, Oct 16,
el 14.110 N. ion 211.10 W.
Tom lifilDonsl4 of and for Baltimore from Liverpool, Oct. —,
lon. 16 N.
Gifts (Norway barque), from Moulmein for Cork or Falmouth,
Mpt 1. 1.4. I L, WO. 20 10 W.
Mary Opener. (barque). from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro It dap,
Oat. 13. lat. 0.40 N., lon. 24 8 W.
Ilebeatopol, from London for New Zealand, Oct. 6, lat. 0 N., lon.
26 W.

Lois OF Axontas BALTIC STaamm—Another
telegram has been received communicating the loss of the
sereweteamer Beatrice, the property of Z. T. Pianos,
Fag., Mayor of Hull, which has- for Some time past been
in the Stettin trade, and which only left Hull on
ftgalSt
night last with a valuable general cargo of mer-
chandise for Rotterdam, having been put on that line in the
place of the Enchantress, whose loss with 16 lives last week
baa previously been repotted. The telegram received by
the owners from Captain Vickerman states that during a
very strong wind the Beatrice was driven &Oast the stone
pier at Hellycet, a short distance from Rotterdam, re-
bounding from which she got on to • bank just oppoeitoe
from which she directly slipped Into deep water, and sank
in less than half an hour. The crew succeeded in saving
part of the cargo and getting on the pier themselves. A
great many other steamers have. been reported in the town
to be lost or missing, but on inquiry at the owners' the re-
porta were found to be without the slightest foundation.
Sawa° Lira ON THE Emir CoAaT.—The National
Lifeboat Institution has during the present month paid
aci. to the crews of some of its lifeboats on the Norfolk
and Suffolk coasts, for saving forty-eight persons from the
following wrecks :—Four men from the schooner Fly, of
Whitby ; 10 men from the smack Adventure, of Harwich ;
nmen from the brig Lively, of Clay, Norfolk ; 7 men from
the pilot cutter Whim; 11 mini from the lugger Haney Lass ;
and 11 men from the brig Undaunted, of Aberdeen.
CitYSTAL PALAOL ONZ SHILLING DAT. --
TUESDAY, Nov. 26.—Admissions on pa t, 376; ditto
by season tickets, 433 ; total visitors, .
[Ad vertiaernent.]--11oLLowAT's PiLus.—Deprea-
lion of Spirits, Debility. —Some defect In digestion is generally the
cause of mental depression ; on rectifying the dlsorderedstomach
the long list of gloomy thoughts retire, and are succeeded by more
hopeful and happier feelings. Holloway's Pills have been
renowned far and wide for effecting this desirable change. They
remove all obstructions, regulate all secretions, spd correct de-
praved humoars by purifying the blood and lutigorating the
stomach. Their medicinal virtues reach, w lieve, sad stimulate
every organ and gland In the body whereby the entire system
Is renovated. No medicine ever before discovered acts so
directly and beneficially upon the blood and circulation as Hui.
lowers celebrated Pills, which combine the rare merits of
efficiency ard harmlessness.

BMUS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS,

BIRTHS.

BUZGESS.—Normnber 22, at Edge-hill, Liverpool, the wife of
Mr. J. M. Burgess, of a DOM
°GER.—November 24, at Grattonntreet, the Countess of Cork,
of twins—son and daughter.
COWAN.—November 25, at Great Marlbotough-street, W., tho
wife of the Rev. J. Cowan, of a son.
CROOKE:4.—November 22, at Min nington.rrsd, N.W., the wife
of W. Creches, Esq., of a son.
ECCLES —November =, at Layton-park, near Liverpool, Mrs A.
Roams of a son.
LAW—November 22, at the Caves, BanweU, Somerset, the wife
of Captain J. A. Law, of a son.
LEETL—November 22, M Cairo-villas, South Norwood, the wile
of J. Leete, &q , of a son.
PALL—November 21, at Eton College, the wife of the ger.
C. K. Paul, of a daughter.
SCUDAMORK—November 25, at Conduit-vale House, Black•
heath, the wife of F. I. Scudernore. Esq., of awn.
WM IT& —November 25, at Upper Bedford-place, Itumell.squerr,
Mrs. W. White, of a daughter.
WYArT.—November 24, at Harrington-aquare, the wife of
W. H. Wyatt, Esq., of a daughter.