The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-28 00:00:00

VESSKLI3 SPOKEN WITH.

from London fur Bombay, Jan. It, lot 3.30 8, lon
18.39 W.
Rine Rock. from Liverpool for Madras, Jan. 1, lat 3 N, lon 25 W.
Collnsburith I. argue, from Mauritius for Cork, Dec. 31, lot 36.15
8, lon 18.50 E.
Caroline Tucker, from Clyde for Calcutta, Jan. 22, kg 18 N, lon
32 W.
Comorin. from Liverpool for Calcutta, Dee. 9, lat 31 S. lon 20 W.
Clam iahip,, from London for Calcutta, Jan. 21, lat 3 N, lon 29W.
City of Dublin, from Clyde for Calcutta, Jan. 13, lat 0 N, 100
32 W.
Electric, from Fonchonfoo for London, Jan. 93, lot 2 N, Inn 22 W-
lenntorre ,barque„ from London for Natal, Jan. 19, lot 2.23 N,
lon 14.61 W.
Glogalva, from Liverpool for Bombay. Dec. 9, lot 81 8, lon 20 W.
Humphreys from Leith for New Zealand, Jan. 21, lat 2S,
bon tin 9'.
Hunter barque, from London for Madras, Jan. 19.
Mouteagle, from Bombay fur London, 191 days, all well, Feb. 2.
lot 31.58 N, lon 38.11 W.
Royal Bride barque, from Mauritius for London, Dec. 30,14
36.38 8, 100,23 E.
Salvelor Packet lwrque, from Mauritius for London, DeC 5, lot
21.2 0, lon 86.22 W.
Star of Peace, from London for Sydney. Doc. 8, lot 33 8, lon
23 W.
Vanguard clipper standing to the westward, Feb. 16, Int
60.47 N, lon II W.

THE BLACKBURN WEAVRRFL —OR Tuesday work
was resumed at most of the mills, and sheds in Blackburn
and neighbourhood, and those in which it woe only partially
resumed on Monday were better filled. All the large es-
tablishmenta are now at work, with manly their full com-
plement of hands ; and but for two or three places, where
advantage was taken for the purpose of effecting some re-
mil:, the tuns-out would be virtually at an end. in Black•

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BTRTHN.

BABNARD.—Feh. 15, at Porti;;lll73,ce, the wife of B. Barnard,
Lg.. of a daughter.
BOUT.TON.— Feb t 3, at Northampton-equate, tie wife of Mr. J.
Milton, of a daughter.
CRAMP.—Yeb. 24, at Ineerness.terrace, the wife of F. Cramp.
Esq.. of a daughter.
OILLIAT.—Yeb. fa. at Weathrutrue,dreet, Hyde-park, the wifo
of J. ft filillat. FAy , of a .I.tughtvr
ORA:VT.—Feb. U, at Bedhill, the wife of the Rev. A. R. One.
of a eon.

PklC 2S, at St. Jazawraterr.Lee. Pa Iditteton, Vie wife e
L Pelee, Keg., of a ecet.
ROYLL—Teb. 23, at Comptien-grove, Kensington, the wife of W.
Royle, leg., of a son.
MARRIAGE&

COOPER—WATKINS.—Yeti. 2.1, at Donnybrook Church, Dublin.
by the Very Rer. the Dean of Aributh, W. Cooper, kin Cap-
tain 70th Beat.. to Mary, daughter of J. Watkins, Rol., of
Rim•ppaark, Dublin.
FRATitEItBTONR—GALLOP.—Feh. 20, at Ring-street Chapel.
ftrhitol, by the Rev. F. Bosworth. M. A., Mr. It. Featherat.ue,
to Annie, daughter of Mr. it tbilloo, both of Bristol.
DEATHS.
- - - - - - -

CLARK 23, at Reaufo).terrace, Dal.la-rale, J. Clarke.
Faq, aged 7&
DOMRTT. - Feb. 26, at Roman mad, Higher Broughton, Man-
chester. Mr. J. Domett. aged 66.
GI LLAI RD.—Feb. 22, at Shanklin, Isle of Wight, R. It. Oilland.
Rea_ wad tit
12011Y.—Feh. 26, at Twickenham, Elisabeth, wife of the Rer. J.
Baby. D.D.
MICLNUISH.—Feb. 1), at Upper Tooting. J. Ifelbulah, soh,
aged 78.

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