The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-21 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Amy, from Philadelphia fur Queenstown, Oct. 2, tat. ♦1 N., lon.
es W.
Colbert, from Bong Kong for Saloon, lat. 13 S., lon. 110 E.
Chasm from Bombay for New York, Amnia 7. lot 33 S.. lon. 19 K.
Dillgentio, from Rangoon fur Itottordam, (Sept,. 22, LA. 32'.1211.,
100. 9.13 E.
Mary Scott, from Liverpool for Bombay 28 days, Sept. 20, lat.
10 N., lon. IS W.
Malabar, from Belize for Queenatown, Sept. 17, lat. 21 N., lon.
81 W.
Sicilian pa), from Liverpool for Trliste, Oct. 11, off Cape St.
VincetiA

SAILINO or THE GREAT BRITAIN.—On Saturday
last the well•known clipper screw steamer Great Britain, of
the Black Ball and Eagle line of Australian traders, left the
Mersey for Melbourne. The Great Britain took oat a very
, large and valuable cargo, and a fair complement of 'wean-
' gem. The Great Britain, after her last passage from the
Antipodes, was placed, on her arrival in Liverpool, in one
of the graving docks, and underwent a thorough overhaul.
We may here state, while on the topic of emigration, that
during the last month the emigration trade baa been below
zero. Everything is stagnant in the emigration trade, and
the hopes for • " good" winter ore but futile.
The loss of the Loudon and New Zealand pas-
senger ship William Brown, Captain Barclay commander,
was made known iu the City on Saturday by the arrival of
one of the passengers. Thu ill-fated vemsel was totally
destroyed by fire on the night of the 2nd instant in let. 36 44,
long. 123 W., near the Western Islands, cod it is gratify-
ing to stets, that, with the exception of one man, the
steward, who is supposed to have been suffocated, the whole
of the passengers and crew were saved.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Mooltan has been accepted by the government as a mail
packet, and she is appointed to take out the Bombay mail
on the 2tith iost. She has undergone some alterations, which
has considerably increased her rate of speed.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS,

BIRTHS.

ALTOZD.—October 16, the wife of R. Alford. Esq., of Grow
Cats" Brtzton.rosd, of a daughter.
BENNETT.—October 11, at Brighton, the wife of Philip Ben-
nett. Beg., of Liverpool, of a son.
WWll:Z.—October 16, at Ockhan, Surrey, the wife of Mr. IL D.
Bowyer, of a eon.
BROWNING.—October 17, at Batton, Surrey, the wife of IL
Browning, Beg., of a sou.
DBAKL—October 18, at Claverton.terrare, St. George's-square,
Magic*, the wife of H. Drake, 50q., ut a daughter.
OUNDAY.--October 15, at Grove-road, St. Johu'a-uood, the wife
of A. E. Oundry, Esq., of a son.
HINDIJIY.—October 17 at Warwick-street, Pimlico, the ade
of J. Headley, Rag., of a non.
INOL—October 17. at Charlotte-square. Edinburgh, the alto of

Major C. loge, of a daughter. .
JqNsts.—October 18, at Uutneaatrett, Briotol, the wife of Mr.

W. Jones, of aoo.•
KlNG.—October 10, at t'pper Brunswick-place, Brighton, the
wife of O. W. King, Esq., of a daughter.

MARRIAGE,.

BASTARD—RODNEY.—October la. at 01.1 Alresford Church,
Manta, by the bey. W. P. Dastard, B. J. P. Dastard, Esq., a
Kitley, Devon, to Frances Jane. dao6hter of the late Hon. M.
Rodney.
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/EARIN—FOTHEROTLL—Ortober 17, at the eilthedre, May
cheater, by the Rev. W. R. Worthington, .1. Deakin, Seq., to
Marianne Katherine, daughter of T. rothergilL Eau., of the
Croft, Outlay, Cheshire.
,E LA MAKE—DUwlcm—Detober IP, at St. Rarnabu, Homer-
too, by the Rev. John Chshlin^, M.A., Incumbent, Fraud;
eon of the late James De La Mare. Esq., to Anu Gray, daughter
of Mr. Downes, of Upper Therneustrest.

HASLEHUR-ST—NICHOLLS.—Octuhcr 17, at St. Games, Cam-
berwell, b,) the Her. D. Iloorc. M.A., George, son of the late
(;. ilasleimrst, Esq., of Choderfirld, Derbyshire, to Ellen,
daughter of J. Nicholls, Esq., of Champlon.hill, Surrey.

JOIINSTON—LUCK.—October 16, at West Slalling, Kent, by the
ker. J. 11. T T. Johnston. Esq.. of luvernmee-terrace,
to Mary Bridget, bier of E. T. Luck, Bay., of West
Mailing.

ORTER—BOND.—Oetober 16, at St. Annet, Dublin, by the
Rev. A. Ixeper, RD., O. 11. Potter, Esq., of Kildare-street,
to Julia, daughter of the late I. 'loud, Elul., of Elm.benk.
Cumberland.

DEATHS.

ADLARD.—October 16, •t Alblon-grove, Barnsbury, Yr. J.
Adlard, aged al.

;ABBR./I.—October 17, at Dwell Lodge, Derby, Emma Louisa,
wife of F. Barber, Bay.
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SELL--Octolyer 16, at Sydney-terrace, Lewisham, Ann, relkt of
the late Colonel Jr. bell, 8.1. C. Service. aged A.
:LYVILLAND.— October 1C at Lowestoft, W. Cleveland.
aged 81.

SAVlLL—Ootober 17, suddenly, at Lewisham, Theo&lam
Davies, Nag., of etzatford•place, Camden-tow u, aged M.
13H.—October 16, at fltsroyoquare, Henrietta baron, wife of
the Rev. J. D. PM, aged
1712013.ALD.—Ootobsor 111, at Pmeaerset-street, Portman square
Mary Anise, widow of J. D. H. leit;gefald, Esq.. aped 73.
.1101.11ATX.—Octobat LS, at Stonehouse, Down, Lieutenant
LA. Locilmatt, RX., aged 26.

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