The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-13 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Daisy, of Berwick, from Rotterdam for Leghorn,
lat. 42 N., lon. 11 W.
Dauntless (bargee), of and from Liverpol for :
Oct. 30, lat. 5 N , lon. 35 W.
Blectric, Flash, bound home, Nov. 25, off Majorca.
Fides', from Cardiff for Berhioe, Dec. 5, lat. 60, loc
Gipsy (ship), of and from Liverpool for New'
from Milford, 14 days out, Nov. 28. lat. 43 N.,
Gambia, from Calcutta for London, Aug. 9,
lon. 87 E.

1117rt0681;;Ileross (barque), from Rio Janeiro
Nov. 1, lat. 0 9 N., lon. 13 19.
Mary Jane, from Palermo for London; Dream,
lermo for Liverpool; Invoice, from Z inte for
Nov. 23, off Sardinia.
Pauline, from London for the Mauritius, Nov.
lon. 2,3 W.
Slaines Castle, from Downs for Port Phillip, N
N., loa. 22 W.

WRECK OP TIM EMIGRANT BARQUE
Wednesday last the we of Captain Wilms, of
Edmond, mount Mr. Jena Studdert, of Atlent
magistrate of the county Clue, for illegally havh
of the wreck, was tried before the magiaratee
petty sessions. After the esithnce, Colonel
delivered the judgment of the court as folk
magistrates have considered most carefully this
tent case—a cue that involve, the character of
of high respect .bility, the character of t►e magi
county, and alai of the people of Ki:kee. The
have gone over the evidence, and they ere meant
opinion that there can be no guilty knowledge at
Mr. Studdert, and they therefore acquit him on
The magistrates present concur with me in
greatest steed of praise to Mr. Richard Ruse
humanity, great courage, and sal he manifestt
occasion, and also to the Other gentlemen coon,
Rakes for their praiseworthy conduct on this mo
oholy and afflicting occasion. It reflects the greet
on the inhabitanis to have so promptly obeyed
tions of the Roman catholic clergymen of Kt
hope that, through their ezertions, the rest of the
in the poseerion of the people will be restored,
character of the place uebeld ; that it shall not bf
Irishmen plundered their unfortunate ,ontntryr
thrown upon their shores, and left thew deals'
►outeltes and naked."

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND I)]

BIRTHS.

DARNELL—Dee. 8, at Welton Vicarage, ne•r Daveatry,
the Rev. D. Darnell, V,ear of Walton, of a daughter.
ILAYL—Dee. 7, at Bletchinglcy, burrey, the wife
Req., of a eon.

AWrzas.—me„. 9, it liennettn.etreet, Cavendish-Bqt
of Capt. flonnors, B.N , of i son.

11L1g66.-Beht. 29, at D'Urbas, Port Natal, the wit(
Lehner a KM
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IUIitHEAD.—Dee. 10, at Brighton, the wile of
Eq., of a ion,

WlLlllolt.—Dee. 8, the vile of P. Wilmot, Esq., of e

NABILIAGNS.
ANWYL—ADAMS.—Dee. 10, at St, Peter's, Eaton.
Be.. T. Faller Inoambent, Mr. T. Antryl, to M
daughter of the late B. Adams, Esq., or Pimlico,
areas, sorry.
BLAIV

_AKE—CIIILOESS.—Dee. 10, at St. Wiehsere, Chester-
the Her. J. H. 111101111011, 11. W. Bioko, Esq. son
Eaq., of Portlaed-plea, and Danesbury, Ilertborddu
lotto Anne, eldest daughter of J. W. Childen, '
Eaton-square. and Cantley, Yoekehlre.
RAKE—WOOD.—Dee. 10, at Great Ealing, by.
Hood, Vicar of Hazing, Eases, William Hamilton, t
Crake, Erg., of Stanhopoetreet, Hyde-park-garden.,
Smear, to Jane, eldest daughter of O. Wood, Esq.
hill, Wading's, and Culmington, Salop.

OBINSON-110NR013.--N0..14, at New York. 1).
youngest eoc of the late W. R. Robinson, Esq..
MW Lothimu to Vanity, West daughter ot J.
Fanwood, New York.

DEATHS.

HALEB.—D" 9, at Norwich, Barbara, ►elkt of the

sgodig.
INORAII.—Dec. 10, at College- green, Worcester,..
Rea. E. W. Ingres, can of Worcester Cathedral,
LONG.—Dee. 6, at Bea-poi Lang, Faq.,nt-terrace, Idookstoart,
third son of the late P. B. lnspectoe.Conead,
Dublin Castle, aged It.
NOLIIBWORTH.—Des. 7, at the Vicarage, Rochdale.
of J. F. N. Noleaworth, D.D.
lIITCHIE.—Dee. 1, at Boole, Mr. Ritchie, sculptor.,
BOBT.—Dee. 10, T. H. Roby,eldest sop of T.
ot Cheatham-sale Blanchester, aged 3.1.
KITH.—Dec. 7, at gag Taddenham, Ncefolk, the s.
11. A., Vicar of Past Tuddenham and hotanihm. iBM
B.
Braorwlee-place, Swam Molar
vtasof the RSV. B. BO" Thar of Swam%

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