The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-14 00:00:00

Vbe Court.

WINDSOR, TIMMY.
The addifiens to the royal dinner party yesterday
were the Duchess of Kent, the Duchem a Cambridge and
the Princem Mary, the Duke of Cambridge, Prince Leopold
of Sane Cobourg, the Lady in Waiting to the Dachas of
Kent, the Baroness do Speth, Col. the Hon. C. B. Phipps,
Baron Knembeck, and Lord William Paulet.
Prince Albert, accompanied by the Duke of Cambridge
and Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobourg, rode out on horseback
this morning, attended by Colonel F. 2niour.
the
The Prince of Wales, Princess Rs , and younger
members of the royal family, took w ng and pony
exercise.

The Earl and Countess of Derby left town yesterday
afternoon on a visit to the Duke of Richmond ut his bout,
thaodwood, bone:.
The Judges, Queen's Counsel, ifie , will not usemble at
the residence of the Lord Chancellor to-morrow (Thursday),
the first day of Easter term.
The Judges will take their watt in their respective courts
at Westminster at the usual hour.

The Bishop of Mancheater had an interview with Mr.
Secretary Walpole yesterday at the Home-office.
Despatches from the Governors of llong Kong and
Ceylon, and also from the Lord High Commissioner of the
lonian Wanda, were received yoterday at the Colonial-
office.

Mrs. Istst sight's Gaut fe.l
LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OITICE, APRIL 7.—Notice
is hereby given that her Majesty will hold a levee at St.
James's Palace, on Wednesday, the 21st April instant, at
two o'clock. _ _ .

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LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, APRIL 7.—Notico
is hereby gives that her Majesty will hold drawing-rooms,
at St. James's Palace, on the following days, at two o'clock
Thursday, 29th April inst.; Thursday 13th May neat, to
celebrate her Majesty's birthday. N:B.—The knights of
the several orders arc to appear in their collars at the
drawing-room on the 13th of May neat.
COMMISSION SIGNED BY 'flIE LORD LIEUTENANT
OF THE COUNTY OF LINCAOTEE.—Wm. Brown, Esq., to
be Deputy Lieutenant.
COMMISSIONS !HONED DT THE LORD LIEUTENANT
OF Bvrrot.ie.—John Barrett Gordon, Esq., to be Captain,
vice Prettyman, superseded ; Jame. South Clarke, Gent.,
to be Lieutenant, vice Cobbold, deceased ; HiR Mussenden
teethe., Gent , to bo Lieutenant, vice Nunn, resigned, to
the Eastern Regiment of Militia.
COMMISSION SIGNED BT THE LORD-LIEUTENANT
OF THE COUNTY or AYR. Col. the Hon. Frederick Mac-
adam Cathcart to be Colonel, vice the Earl of Eglintnn,
resigned, to the Prince Regent's Royal Regiment of Ayr-
shire Militia.

CONIBUSSION SIGNED BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
Or THE COUNTY OF ABERDEEN,—John 0011100,
OEN r, to be Captain to the Aberdeenshire Regiment of

WAR-OFFICP, Arent 13.
lit Regt. Agfa Gds.—Ural A. Watro to be apt., by per., vice the
Earl of Munroe?, who rete..• Cornet and Sub-Licut. F.O. Dore. to
be lieut., by per., aloe %ebb.
2ed Drag. Gds. - Lieut. T. B. Imeux to be amt., by per., vice Wig.
melt, who rota.
SOth V.—Capt. A. Limas, from the 2let F., Jobe apt., vice Kirkl.,n 1,
who each.
Stet Y.—( pt. J. A. V. KIILICTANP, from the 20th P., to be card., nice
Deem, who each.
4trd P.—Aldrit.-Borg. A. Ilabetar, M.D., from the 9114 P., to be
sure., vies Davidson, hillOd to action.
45th V..—J. P. Crosswords, M.D. to be anlatesurg., vim Best, prom.
on eta.
50th P.—Limit. J. Preens. to hemp, par.. riee Gower, who ret.;
lam. R. H. Winn to be Bent., by per., vice PureelL
Gelb F.—Punt Lint. W. P. Sauces to be apt., by par., vice Mosley,
who ret.; Bee. Lieut. W. Tarns to be Bet bent., by per., vice
Salmon.
07th F. —Lieut. W. De Tzusar lo be raid , by per., lice Pratt, who
rot.; En*. V. A. Weimar to be Heat., by pur , vim Da Vernet ; A.
CAMERON. Gent. to be roe., by pr., vice Webber.
75th It.-lEas. H. Ooweu. to Dr Beat , by per., via Craig, the set.
80th Y.—Em. T. P. Qeiu to be lieut., be par., vice Gray, who rat.;
Ens. O. J. WOl/11.1" from 12th k., to be ens., vice quill.
Slat I..—LieuL H. J. Lam= to be apt., by par., vice Lappet. who
" ret.; Ene. H. A.:Ciurniaaren to be Ileut , by per., vice Liddell.
87th P.—Usat.-CoL M. Powan, from h..p. teat, to be lituteml.,
vim B. Taylor, who each.
P.-1. 011att, pat., to be meletAntrg., eke Barclay, prom. is
the 43rd P.
idth P.—Lk et. 3.A. P.. ILatass to be apt.by par., via Carew, who
Ilia.; Ella. R 0. POLVILL lobe LLcut., by per., aloe Raines.
WO,PITAL lean.—Assiet.-Mre. T. BY*T. from the 45th P., to be rtaff-
aura. of the sewed clam, lies Laing, drowsed off the (bye of Good
Hope ; T. O. Pirxoeams, gent., to be serdet..eurg. to the forma
aloe Cohen boa, drowsed cif the Cape of Good Hope; P. e Kau%
gest., to be mist .earg. to the Verare, via Smelt. doe.; T.ltaavar,
mt.. to be sealet..earg. to the Forme, aloe Pleasell, prom. on
the ataff.
Lauren in Casette of Sad April, la32.—Staff: F.. Major J. D.
O'Mara, umtt., to be dentry quartertmet..gen. to the Ferree
in the Windward and 1r cward blonde. vice Frei,* who r ripe,
read, Major J. IL ('Hato., noun., to bedepatj onartermart -
pa. of the Ports in the Windward and Leeward Wands (with the
nab of lieut.-ed. in the army), elce French, who reeigns.
Memeaarrueu.—The Chtildlin names of Lieut. Acton, or the 77th P.,
in William Welenrorte Cole.

INDICATION.

Lord Derby's Solicitor-Geteral for Scotland has
been guilty of the sin against official discretion popularly
called " letting the cat out of the bag," Ile is about to
oppose the present liberal member for Orkney, Mr. Ander-
s son, M.P., and in hie address just issued this tory lawyer,
Mr. Inglis, soya:
" I sympathised in the almost universal admiration of the
patriot.. and sett eiesillaing spieit, which induced Lord
Derby to assume the relies of power under circumstances
of great ensbarromessat. I kit se aucb confidence in the
line of policy to be upward Orem such a minister, as at
once to accept odes ruder him; and I rejoice to
say that my expesistions have been fully justi-
fied by the subsequent avowal of principles and
intended measures by that distinguished statesman. In thus
contribute% my humble support to the present govern-
ment, I am act called ea to abandon or modify any opinion
which I have ever held, aor am I bound to the maintenance
of any ptheiple that sea bit otherwise than acceptable to
the sleeks asoserrathe pasty throughout the empire. 1
ass tert pritpwed to mite for any measure calcurated to pro-
mote aunt 11110 M isferatte, at the expense of the general wel-
fare of the Maar j ad while I one very sensibly q the
great prow' swJfr latish agriculture is now safersng, 11
am eatialea that the evil may be greatly lessened, if no: re-
mahout Oa necessity of re-unposing a tar upon the
To the grievances of every portion of the
eametormity, the ems s/ ought ever to be open,
dash the Ara tel principle of the political
ahem mot leseehoth be, evenhanded justice to all
chase lad d 1 iatmeoa,"
AMINO the ham policy of the Derby government has
boa N amehft ilalelagad in mystery, in spite of all the
sloth nestle in the Hamra of Parliament to elicit it, it has
thus see to light, win& a member of that government,
cm the shores of Mime Thule. Surely the eyes of the
agrkaltarists ought to be opened to the double-dealing ota
party mha emits to maintain itself in prom by agricultural
InlPPyrt-

THE AMENDED COMITY 00CM1111 BlLL.—There is
an inipmbint altered= be the County Courts Bill, just
printed, is made by the eemiatittee of the House of Com-
mons. La It NOW wears, the parties, ;attorneys or bar-
risters echoed by or en Disbelief either party, may appear,
cv an abler by leave of the judge. When the bill
iatsdosw Letis. barristers were excluded, but it now
Mat thwe dwell be no exclusive or pre-audience,
" bat selfeet te veldt repletion as the judge may from
FUN le tie pressethe for the orderly transaction of the
lesrsm exec smart:,
HEATHOOAT, M.P., the colleague of Lord
Paimintent In the representation of Tiverton, and the
ondallut silk manufacturer of that town, has had • severe
Welk of indisposition, from which, however, the boa.
gerdiessut is understood to be slowly recovering.
TIACTARIANISM.—A correspondent says : Some ex-
alts:mem has been caused in Exeter this week in conse-
quence of the vagaries of certain of the tructarian clergy-
men. On Sunday morning (being Easter Sunday) at five
o'clock, the Perpetual Incumbent of St. Bidwell's (a parish
rendered notorious as the scene of "The surplice war")
administered " holy communion " to Omit May genus.
The "altar" was decorated with sod teemed's.
the mere as impairing and papistied se five clergy-
men ofileiated in the ceremony. The Wine eat (the Key.
J. L. Oaten) has recently preached aipoirst the Queen's
suprearsam, and is exceedingly " high' la his church no.
done. The rev. gentleman's wife attends the catbolis
chapel in the city, and it is reported that she has lately be-
came a coramuniatat there. A great deal of observation:les
been made upon this, inasmuch as the Bishop of Basest
MY close interfered with a clergyman in Cornwall
allowinglot kb wits to attend a Wesleyan chapel.
COLONIAL CHURCH AND SCHOOL SOCIETY.—The
annual =min el the West London Ladies' Auxiliary of
this ingthalies wee held yesterday, at the Marylcbone
Literary lentinathea. lar. G. Finch in the chair. In the re-
pert it was slated that the colonial empire of Great Britain
new amgesbendel upwards of CO settlements; that the
pegniatim esseeded 150 millions, that portion of it which
mon within the scope of the society being computed at
about tour millions, scattered over a territory of little less
then eight million square miles. It was further observed
that In carrying out that branch of its operations whieb re-
lated to British residents in foreign lands, the society
maintained a clergyman and general ageat for the conti-
nent, and • catechist for the Eeglish residents of the poorer
claim in Paris. The entire agency of the society was as fol-
lows: Clergymen, 22; catechists end schoolmasters. 81;
lewd* teachers, 26; total, 129. On the motion of the
Right Rev. Bishop Carr, the report was adopted metal
measly.
FIRE IN TOTTENHAM COURT-ROAD.—The fire in
the premises of Mr. Muggeridge, of Tottenham.court-road,
reported in yesterday's Daily News, continued burning
some hours after we had gone to press. The following is
Mr. Braidwood's report on the occurrence : " Tuesday,
April 13, 1862.-40 minutes to one o'clock, cm., a fire hap-
pened in the promisee belonging to Mr. James Muggeridge,
dealer in corn, hay, and straw, situate in Howland-mews,
and 83, Tottenham-court-road. The cause of tire unknown.
The contents and buildings of warehouses were insured in
the l'hernix fire-office. The fire was extinguished by fire-
men with nino engines of the London establishment, two of
the parish and that of the West of England oilier, with 196
lured auxiliaries. This fire destroyed a three-story gransry
and its contents. The warehouses on ouch side and Lack of
house, together with the contents, were very ia riously da-
maged by flee and water (all communicating.) Seserul of
the contiguous houses sustained more or less damage."
CAMHORNE (k)N:401,8 MININSI COMPANY.—An offi-
cial manager is to be appointed to settle and wind up the
attain of this company.