The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-09 00:00:00

CASUALTIES.

Cornelia '3341, of Port—lend, WoMeld°, Prom the
Clyde to Santos, with railway sleepers, engines, &c., sprung e
leak on the Slat March, and was abandoned on the eth April.
about .25 mites north of this place, and soon after foundered.—
Scilly, April a.
Lord Warrieton, Captain Deleted, from Montreal to Liverpool,
salted from life on the Slit Dec., and has not since been
beard of.

I—agliesT;Caotain Pearson, allied front ftlebibucto on the Bth
Dec., for Liverpool, and has not since been heard of.
iiscassar. Captain Whipple, from London to Boston, sailed
from the Downs on the bth Nov., and has not since been
heard of.
fi US, of Shields, Captain Barker, lost on the 20th March, was
bound from the Tyno to Alexandria, with coals crew, except
a boy, saved.—Carthanona, April 2.
kyal George, from Dol.), to the United Kingdom, with wnn,i,
got on shore whilst in charge of a pilot, at Doboy, on the loth
March, and became a total wreck.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
Bell (barque', for Singapore, Nov. 19, lat 14 N, ton 25 W.
Britiumia, from Liverpml for Batavia, Jan. 28, lat 41 8, log 43 E.
Cambridge, for Calcutta, Dec. 29. lat 35 ft, lon 15 W.
Felix. holm Liverpool for Hong Kong, lat 39 8, lon 31 E.
Gorilla, from Milford for Hong Kong, Jan. 17, lat 38 8, lon 25 E.
Ivanhoe. from Bombay for London, Evb. 23, lat 19S, lon 17 E.
Jessie Munn, from Calcutta, lot 13, Inn 87.
Judy. from Liverpool for the late of France, Nov. 21, lot 6 N, lon
21 W.
Lady ot..tavis, from Bombay for London, Feb. 21, tat 11 14, lon
11 W.
Linda, from Philadelphia for London, March 14, tat 34 N, lon
11l W.
Princess Royal, from Calcutta for Liverpool, Feb. 21, fat 13 8, lon
80 E.
Reindeer, from Liverpool for Calcutta, March 31, lat 50 N, ion
7 W.
Sydney, from Clyde for Madre& March 1. let 3 N, lon SS W.
flandln, from Liverpool for Rangoon, Nov. —, lat 3N,
lon 22 W.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTH&

BI.M.ROWS.—ApriI 6, at St. George's-square, Pimlico, the wflr
of Mr. J. Burrows, of a daughter.
COX.—April 6, at Pinner, the wife of C. J. Cox, Biq., of a sou.
HOLT.—April 6, at Kluge-road, Clapbam•park, the wife of It. F.
Holt, Esq., of a ion.
6. at Camden-road-Alias, the wife of E. Irene,
Eq., of a daughter.
LILFORD.—ApriI 5, at Oroavennr.place. Thdy Lllford, of a am
NEATll.—Aprllp, at Abbey-road, M. John*wwood, the wife u 1 J.

N.
..r. este. Pay.,of • son. --,
THISTLITIIWAYTK—ApeII 5, at Park-place, the sire ~f T.
Thlstlethwarte. Kay., of a son.
THRUSTON.—AptiI 4, at Talgarth Hall, Merlonethehlre, tho
wife of C. F. TWllistaal, Eau., of a son.