The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-30 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Anna Maria, from Cardiff for Sbanghae, Oct. 9, lot. 2 N., lon.
16 W.
Alliance, from Loudon for Shanghae, 0a1.14, lat. 20 S.. lon. 30 W.
Aurora Australia, from London for Hobart Town 40 days, all
well. Dec. 3, lat. 12.10 S., ion. 33.
Blue Jacket, from Liverpool for Australis, Dec. 5, lat. 19 S.,
lon. 33.
ludna.,ship`, from Manilla for Liverpool, Dec. 4, lot. 2, S., lon.
23 E.
Kertch, from Plymouth for Batavia, Jan. 2.
Oak, from Lomlon for Natal: lat. 34 S., lon. IS E, .

Mouser, of Nantes, from China 85 days, hit. 27 14., lon. •5 E.
Priam, from Clyde for ilombay, OM. 31. let. 34 8., lon. 19 W.
Roland, Hamburg, from Liverpool for Calle, let 3f 8.. lon. 15 E.
Saracen, of Boston, 90 days from Liverpool for Hong Yong, Dec.
1, let. 17.10 n., lon. 3l 30.
West Australian, from London for Hong Kong, Oct. 9, let. I N.,
lon. 18 W.

ZliTaTtijniriondon for Shanghae, Dec. 22, lat. lat. 6, lon. 63 W.

HUNG Koxc, Dar. 15.—Her Majesty's ship
Bentiock, leaving the Patio, was in costact with a large
look, and had her cutwater stlted ; and the following day,
in a gain in the Gulf of Petcheli, shipped a sea, had her
decks swept, boats mashed. engine room nearly filled with
water, foremost fires put out, and a man washed overboard.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

AINALIL—Jan. 28, at Code Panama'', Taunton. the wife of tho
Yen. A. C. Ainslie, of a eon.
COOPZIL—Jan. W. at Moulton Paddocks, near Newmarket, tho
wits et A. P. Cooper, Esq., of a eon.
CIOVETT.—Jan. 22, at Rushans House. near Chertscy, Surrey.
the wife of A. P. Govett. Ely., of a daughter.
LUCKIL —Jan. 88, at Blois, France, the wife of D. Y. Leckie,
Esq., of a daughter.
RIMLNOTON.—Jan. 26, at Edinburgh, the wife of 0. Wollas-
ton, MR., of a daughter.
BTAMPOLD.—Jan. M. at Warwick-villas, Paddington, the wifo
of Lleut.-Colonel 11. Stamford, of a eon.
BTOKOL—Jan. 27, at Uppingbam, Rutlandshlre, the wife of tho
Rev. T. If. Btokoe, of a 1.11.
20, at Ilighbury New-park, the wife of W. Start,
EDW. of • daughter.
TURNBULL—Jan. 24, at Newington.place. Kennington-pork,
the wife of Mr. J. Turnbull, of a daughter.