The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-03 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Conallitition (ship), from Geese., out 10 dap, Sep'. 13, lat.
44.32, 100. 39 W ,h. ving lost one man overbaarrl, both
topgallantmasta gone, and Mx feet water in the hold, and
was obliged to part with deck raft and 600 barrels of flow
out of tile cargo ; the master proposed to proceed with
the ship as far as she would posaioly go.
Christiania, from London for Batsvia, Sept. 2, lat. 19N.,
lon. 25 W.
Chins (barque), of Liverpool, Sspt Si, let. 48.10, lon. 25.30.
Gip►y Qeesm, from London for Adelaide, June t 2, lat. 24 59
S , lon. 33 19; all well.
Liberty, from Quebec for Sligo, Sept. 20, lat. 53, lon. 23.
from Brutal, ; and Ellis Johnstone, from London for
Van Diemen's Land, 8, pt 18, let. 41.35 N., I no. 14.12 W.
Ratcliffe, of London, for Van Diemen'. Lind, all well, 12
dsys out, Sept. 3, lat. 39 25, lon. 11.40 W.
Reindeer, from Liverpool for Buenos Ayres, Sept. 29, let.
39.17 N., lon. 18.14 W.
Reserve (barque), of and from London, Sept. 26, lat. 49.8
N., lon. 6 30 W.
Richard C,ibden (steering westward), Snit. 16, lat. 49 N.,
lon. 10 W.

A SWINDLER bay lately been ettemp'ing to dupe
the London brewers and distillers, and has in some instances
succeeded. His plan is to fin on some respectable publican
residing 'n the vicinity of a brewery or distillery, and to learn
whether he deals with the firm ; if so, the swindler draws a
cheque on a London banking-hause, forging the publican's
name on the beck of it, and then sending a messenger in the
garb of a petboy with a request to the brewer or ?Willer, in
the name of the publican, that "He would be obliged by
cash for the cheque." It granted, it sent appears that the
beakers have no account with the drawer.

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NEW Acr RELATING TO MORTGAGEES AND
Tztravans.—On the first of next mouth an act will come
into force respecting mortgareee and trustees. It ermines
vary considerable powers on the Court of Caawry, giving
that court jurisdiction over trustees in a summary manner
by orders, and enabling the court to seize cad possess funds
with the view of carrying out the trusts reposed in trustees.

[Advertisement.]—THE BENEFICIAL EFFECTS or
HOLLOWAT'II PILUI v LIT= OremAiwrs.—A gentleman who resides
at IMobah Factory, near Culled, Calcutta, writing to his father,
lames Nichol, lA., 15, Itarhbone-plaon, Oaforti-greet, states that be
suffered severely from liver complaint and a dreadful pain in his side,
and that he has derived more benefit from taking Holloway's pUb for
segos% time than he was able to obtain under the trestinentig nevend
medal men in India for 17 months previously, therefore otIL ers in
the m.my end others, who, through living 'abut climate., em mar-
tyts to disordmod stomachs, liver complaints, or indigadbm, shauld
take these Invaluable pd a, being a safe and effectual remisly ior throe
disossest.—Sold by all draggism, and at Protester liolloway's eats.
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BIRTHS, MARRL4OKS. AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

ALFORD.—Sept. 24, at Powle-plnor,llaveretook-liill, the wife of S.
8. Alford, Esq., of • eon.
arlrucirrom.-860. 29, at soothampton.stroot, Bloomsbury, the
Ws of A. Eittlostoet, EN., of a daughter.
80IIIIDILLON.—Sopt. 18, at Wimbledon, the wi`o of E. D. Boar.
Beq., of a daughter.
BRANDREI7I.—gent. 29, at Ttrehig,near Mrntliorpe, Westmorn.

'l7,:i,til7;;Li 0f15;0i.-.'cot. un'o,dr;ib, of a,, m. '
BUZNAND.—Oat. 1, at Rolland-gate, Hyde-park, Mrs. L. Burma,

of • too.

1317XT0 30, at Cane Hones, Cromer, the lady of Sir Ed-
ward N. Holum, Bart., MX., of a daughter.
ElARRlL—flept. 30, at Barnet, Herta, the wife of S. Harris, Esq., of
• •311.,

HUSBAND.—Sept. 30, at "lamp:goad, the wife of J. Hoshand, Fog,
of a daughter.
YELHUI4II.—Sept. 28, et Anerley.Mll, Norwood, Tim W. Mel-
Utah, of a daughter.
POWELL.—Sept. 29, at ilampstoad, Mn. D. Powell, of a ron.
011118.—Sent. 29, at Guilford-atreet, Rueeell.aquare, the was of
1%8"AI., Esq., of a son.
WALLIB.-Bept. 28 at Stepney, the wife of Mr. P. J. Wallle,
11.11.'s Customs, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
SAPWELL—nwm—Sept. 26. at ht. Gown's. nanforr-aquarst
the Res. T. Watkins, Mr. J. taped) of Conon...treat, May-talr.
to Mary Jekett. eldest daughter of J. Elwin, Ek 1., of Pembroke-
square, Kenatogtoe,
WEIGHS—BROOKE.—Get I, at All Refute', Paddingba, by the
Ilea. E. H. nterenbaa M. Wright, Eat., of rurnleare.ino, to
Christiana, widow of the late E. Brooke, Egg, of the Inner Temple.
TEATMAN—PENRIIYtf.—Oet. 1, at Mortlake Cl urch, by the Rey.
F. 0. fuverood, M. Teetotal', EN,, of Richmond, lucre; to
Mary CharloWeLeyeerter, adapt daughter of E. Perdrhyn, Reg., of
East Baum