The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-20 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

adrien, front Mauritius for Cork, Dec.!, lat. 30.20 S., lon.
37.40 E.
Chatsworth, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Dec. 16, lat. 21 8., lon.
32 W.
City of London. from the Clyde, Jan. 22. lat. 36 N., lon. 48 W.
City of Pekin, JIM 15, lot 1 N., lon. 20 W.
City of Calcutta, from Ulasgow for Calcutta 32 days, Jan. 10, IM.
3 N., lon. 1.9 W.
Frederica (ship), from Rangoon:for London, Jan. 24, Mt 2.22 N.,
lon. 23.411 W.
Georgians (barque% from London for Calcutta, Jan. 16, lat. 1.50
8., lon. 23448 W.
Glaucun, from Paraiba for Liverpool, Feb. 1, lat. 28 N., lon.
44 W.
H. Ludisna (Dutch barque), from Japan for London 105 days,
Jan. 14, lat. 3.20 8., ton. 181 W.
might Errant (Iron ship!, from Calcutta for London, Feb. 5,
lat. 36.20 N., lon. 34.50 W.
Northern Light, from Mauritius for London, Jan. 16, 00 the
Line.
Liverpool (ahlp). for New York, Feb. 2,1 M. 42 lon. 61 W.
Livingstone (shir, from Shanghai for London Jan. 16, lat. 1.50
8., lon. 20.20 W.
Monteagle, from Bombay for London, all well, Dec. 23, Ist. 348.,
lon. 15.40 E.
!forth& and Jane. from Macao. Jan. 20, lat. 2 N., ion. 22 W.

Netherton, from i'ernarubuco for Queenstown, Jan. 31, lat. SS
N., lon. 46 W.
Prince Albert. from Calcutta,.

Slush Black. for Algoa Bny, Jan. 2List. g N., lon. 24 W.
loUtsure ship', Feb. 10, laL 47.20 N., lon. 8.6 W.
Young Rival from Liverpool for Melbourne, Dec. 3, lat.
40 8., lou. 28

OUTWARD MAIM, —According to a Post•office
notice Lamed yesterday, the Peru is appointed to take out
the Australian, and the Bremen the American mails to-day,
the North Briton the Canadian mails on Friday, the
Niagara the United States mails on Baturdaj4ehe Ellora
the Bombay mail Feb. 27, the Cambrian the of Good
Hope mail March 6, and the Tyne the Brazil mail March 9.
The next Bombay and Canada mails are due to-day, the
next Lisbon mail is due to-morrow, the China mad the
27th, the American and West India mail Feb. 28, the Cape
of Good Hope mail March 1, and the Brazil mail March 4.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BAOSHAWL—Feb. 16, at 13owningderrace, Cambridge, the wife
Bagshawe, Ken_ of a daughter.
BARTLErf.—Feb. 17, at St. Marks Parsonage, Whitechapel, the
wife of the Rev. R. K. Bartlett, of a son.
CARSTAIRS.—Feb. 17 at ilailes House, Fairfield, Liverpool, the
wife of D. Carstairs, Mr4l , of • daughter.
ISKRIGOL—Feb. la. at Spring 31 ..tint, Stockport, Cheshire,
the wife of leutenant Eskrigge, of a son.
INDKRWICK. - Feb. 19. at Thurloc..quare, the wife of F. A.
Inderwick, Hey., of a daughter.:
MACKIN:Kings-terrace, It. as Southsea, the wife of W.

Mackin. Rag., of a son.
ROBERTSON.—Peb. Di, at Terrell-street, Bristol, the wife of IL
Robertson, Y. D., of a daughter.
ROLL o.—lfeb. 17, at Rerafonlatreet, Park-lane, Lmly Rollo,

of a am. -
TAVIIMAN.—peh. 15. at Princes-street. FAlnburgh. the wife of

J. 1. O. Taubman. keq., of aem and heir. -
WRITHRIAD —Feb. IS, at Chatham Rouse, Ruminate, the
of the Rev. A. Whitehead., of a eon.

xexxrsaess

AITKEN —WRIGHT.—Feb. 16. at Handeworth Church, Mr-
mingluon, by the Rev. 11. R. Peel. Mr. W. C. Aitken, to Elle,
beet. daughter of the late Mr. R. Wright, of Dumfries.
LLOYD- BROOK Vt.—Feb. 16, at M. Stephen's. Coleman-street.
by toe Rev. J. Pratt. T. Lioyd, Esq., of Finsbury-circus, to
Mary Ann, daughter of W. Brookes, of Mark-lane.
RITCHIL—CHALONER.—Feb. lb. nt All
Sainte', Pavement.
York, by the Be.. Canon Trevor, Mr. A. Ritchie, of Manches-
ter, to Susanna Lucy, daughter of Mr. T. Chelouer, of York.
SHARP—CARTHRW.—Yeh. 16, at St. James's Church, Mee.
WI y, tLzaßev. J. Kemp, Re- tor. John Sharp, to Saran
Jane, ter of Mr. ThomaaCartbew, of York-street,
lames'a.
SMITH-

--STRPRZNSON. —Feb. 14, at at. James's, Southport.
by the Rev. R. B. Chalmer, M.A., Robert, son of L. S.. ith.
Rao., of Mornlngslde, Birkdale-park,' to Hannah Miss,
Asuahterof T. R. Stephenson, Esq., of Shaftesbury Rouse.

Southeast.
STOOKS—ALLEN.—Feh. 17. at St. Pears, Portlandequare,
Bristol, by the Rev. H. Allan. Mr. O. 9tooke. of Montagu,
street, to Hannah Antes, daughter of Mr. W. Allen, of Aihhl
Down, Hornell
DEATHS.
ASPI?f ALL—Feb. 15. at Althorpe, Lincolnshire, the Rev. J.
Melinda. M.A., Rector, and J P.. aged as.
BURItliTt —le.. 16, at Chichester. Sir W. Burnett, M.D.
X.C.8.. de., aged tit.
CLERK/.-7 b. 16, at the Heath, Salop, Lieutenant• Colonel Sir
W. H. Chaim. Bart.. aged 67.
CRICK.—Feb. 18. at Cecil-street, Strand, Thomas, son of the late
Mr. Crick, aged 56.
JONM.—reb. 16, at Newborenghwillas, St. Paurs.road, Wet'
bury-part, Mr, J. Jones, aged 108.
RING.—Yeb. 15, at the Rectory, Woodchttrch. the Rev. J. Rico.
MA., Rector of Woodchurch, and of St. Matthew, Bethnal.
LEf. aged 85.
Feb. 17, at Brighton, C. Lee, Req., of Orosvesor-Piso.
Hydspark aged It

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