The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-01 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Brilliant, from Quebec for London, Oct. 22, lat. 51.31 N.,
lon. 24 38 W.
Belmont. for Jamaica. Oct. 1, lit. 26 N., lon. 32 W.
Briton, Oct. 14. lat. 42 N , los. 31 W.
Griffin, from Johanna bland (or London, Oct. 3, lat. 27 N.,
lon. 3.5 W.
Jane Strong (hrg.), from the Mediterranean, out 6.5 dap, for
Falmouth, for orders, Oct. 16. lat. 46.00 N., lon. 14.45 W.
Robins Mitchell, Calcutta for London, Sept. 12, tat 12 S.
Vioaciors, from Almaira for London, Oct. 14, off Caps St.
Vincent.

LIOUTROOSES ON TUB COAFT OF MAIN.-BFMOICed is
a min recently issued by the collector of the district of
Portland, in the stato of Main, notifying the erection of
two tightbouan on the coast, with their bearings, de.:
" Collector's Office, Portland, Sept. 6, 1860.—A lighthouse
has been erected on Indian Island, at the entrance of Goose
River, the west side of Penobscot Bay. The lantern is
placed on the keeper's dwelling.house, 40 feet above sea
level, in lat. 44.09, long. 69. Tnis will be and lirbt. The
following are the bearings from the light:a: Owl's Read
Lights, 8. 4 W., 51 miles; Beacon on Potenfield Ledge,
8. by W. W. 2-3 miles; the Graves Rocks N.E by E.
E. 184 miles; Rocky Point off the Light, S.S.W., near
200 fathoms. In running for this harbour, bring the
light to bear N. by W.; leave the Beacon on Poterefield
Ledge on the larboard hind, and the light on the
starboard hand. After passing the light, steer N..
keeping reidchannel until near the village, keeping
nearest the eastern shore, to avoid a ledge on which is a
buoy near the middle, and anchor a little below the village.
A lighthouse has also been erected on Grinds( Point, at the
entrance of Oilkey's harbour. Lorg island, Penobscot Bar.
The lantern is placed on the keeper's dwelling-house, 30
feet above sea level, in lat. 44.16, Meg. 68.63. The following
buriogs have been observed ,—Negro Island light, S.W. by
W., eight miles; Duck-hap village, N.W., by W., three
milts • Di,key's Bluff, N. by E., 6 miles. Directions for
entering the harbour :—Bring the light to bear S.E. by E.
and run for it; leave it on the larboard hand, with a berth
of 75 or 100 fathoms; continue the above coerce mid-
channel, and anchor with the light bearing N.W. half a
mile distant in five fathoms water. The above-named light
will be lighted up for the first time on the evening of the lit
of Novetiaber,lB.so.—LUTßEß JEWETT, Collector."
PENZANCIL—EUECTION OF 'two 13EACONS.—In COEN-
quince of an application made some time since the honour-
able corporation of the Trinity House have erected two
beacons—iron cylinders, surmounted by red balls, showing
about 16 feet above high water—one on the Ryemso, and
the other en the Wecern Creasers, two half-tide rocks, a
little within shore of the fairway line front the Mount Roads
to Penzance Pier ; so that by keeping outside these beacons
all danger is avoided. The last of the beacons wu completed
on the 25th October.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BASTOW.—Oet. 28, at Wilmington, Kent, Mn. W. Saslow, of a son.
BEADON.—Oct. SO, the wife of W.V. Beadon, Beg , of Stratford.
pima, of a daughter.
BBOOKL—Oct. 28, at Cbeshamstreet, the wife of B. Brooke, Fag.,
of Notice Priory. of a eon.
BURROWL—Oct. N. at Becalm. tliffolk, the wile of the Rev.
floury N. Burrows, of a daughter.
COOPER.—Oct.2B, at Opton-upon-gerero, Worcestershire, the wife
of Y. Y. B. Cooper, Esq., of a daughter.
TOLLAND. —Oct 27, the wile of Capt.; Tolland, of a son,