The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-15 00:00:00

Till GALLS.

We yesterday reported the supposed loss of the Entice,
from Liverpool to Alexandria, with a cargo of beans. Since
then the supposition has become a sad fact, fur the body of
the captain and a portion of the wreck have been mat
ashore at Southport. In connection with thin lanientable
disaster the following letter has been received by the Liver-
pool underwriters hum Fleetwood :
" Fleetwood, November 13.
" Thiene' Court, Eel —Dear Sir, the body of a man has
just been picked up in this district In his pockets were
found a receipt given by W. and H. Lambkin, bankers, of
Newemtle-on-Tyise, foe 2201. paid into the triuk. It is dated
Yay 30, 1961, No. 15,1311, and is endorsed by Alexander
Akio, a bill of exchange, dated Alexandria,
August, 1861, No. 9,667, draws by Briggs and Co., upon
Heath and Co., In favour of Thomas Ilelk. He
had a gold watch and guard, stopped at 4.55.
From the appearaace of the body be appears to have been
about 56 years of age, and does not appear to have been
in the water above a day or two. I am informed that a
brig was totally wrecked off Lytham on Monday. Probably
be lies been the master of her. She was loadedwith hems.
I think his name was Alexander Hobertsoo."—F. Kr_ur.

The returns received at Lloyd's show that 11egide of
Wednesday swages told with serious effect on various
point. of the coast.
An intimation has been received to the effect thatanother
storm may be expected to sweep the northern part of the
Unikd Kingdom about Tuesday next, and the usual notice
has been forwarded to the harbour authorities in order that
shimuuten and fishermen may be warped.
SHIELDS, THUNIDAT APTICINOOI4.
The sea is rising rapidly as the coast. and from
the manner that small craft are making for the har-
bour, bed weather is being experienced out at ees.
The Britannia steam-ship sect about lialfalloseu small
vessels have reached this port to-day. Yesterday fore-
neon about half a dozen small collier vessels sailed
home for Loudon ; others of a similar tonnage were
reedy, but it is stated that their masters, how the appear-
ance of the weather, refused to go out to sea. There is a
fleet of colliers lying in the Tyne ready for sea. The
collier vessels that left the Tyue the night before the gat.
of the 2nd of this month, and have not since been heard of,
were the Friesd's Goal-will, of North Shields (not Whitby,
as lefore reported); the William sad Thomas, of South
Shields ; the Stella, of North Shields ; the Yerieversoce, of
Srmrborough ; and the Emma, of Staiths Not very fa
shad of 40 halide of all sort. would forni the crews of those
vassals, and there is too much mama to fear that every soul
of them has perished. At any rate the least thread of hope
is bewail* more and more attenuated every day, and if so
sews come of the poor fellows by the sal of the week they
will have to be given up.
SHIELDS, Tntraszay, 8 mt.
Since I sent off my despatch the stern has become worse
and the sea has increased inn violence. It has been a fearful
afternoon. At our harbour's mouth the Pineal:, of Aberdemi, with coals from Hartlepool ; the Albion, of Aberyst.
with, with wheat from Stettin ; and a Dutch vessel, the
Anna Catharine, have been driven ashore. The Type
pilot., with lifeboats, at great risk saved the crews of the
two former vessels, and the comemeard the crew of the
Litter with rocket.. All were saved except the mate of the
thicnix and the mate of the Ana Cetharina, the two
latter poor fellows being drowsed. The storm uas violent
as ever. It is likely to be en awful night at sea.

ROYAL COLLIGE or SURGRONIL—The following
gentlemen, having undergone the secasary examinations
for the diploma, were admitted members of the college at a
meeting of the court of examiners on the 13th inst.. :
Messrs. Thome* Henry Rowe, Haverfordwest ; William
Henry Cocker, Blackpool, Lancashire; Bath Charles Smart,
Wiliam, Cambridgeshire ; James Harmer Somerville,
Bloswich, Staffordshire ; Henry George
M.D., Edinburgh, Nantwich, Cheshire ; Edwin Moore,
York; John Abdomen, Manchester; Thomas Nickels,
Leeds; Thanes Henry Yammers, Instow, North Devon;
George Herbert Haulage, Market Drayton, Shropshire ;
Samuel Bearden Colston, Brixhant, Devon ; John Liord
Jones, Trobarth, near Bangor ; Arthur Strother, Forest-
Ems: ; John Edmund Hodge, Weetbournelrove,
Lit;:
mrater ;John Fryer, Newbiggio, Ilishopdalc, Yorkshire ;
Edward Anthony Hadley, Felton, Northumberland :
Richard May Miller, B.A. Loudon, Barnstaple. Devon; John
Galley, Hull ; Oeerp Okell, Northerich, Cheshire;
Herbeit Greve 1.4.14 L.S.A., Thame, Oxfordshire; Edmund
Gwynn, Works, surrey; ad David Hyman I)lSfri
Lavaca.