The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-06 00:00:00

Cbt Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 5.
The Queen drove out this morning, attended by
the Hon. Mn. Bram

Colonel H. F. Poesonby attended her Majesty on
ha:whack.

The Duchess of Cambridge and Primes Mary visited her
Majesty.
Lord Brougham had the honour of an interview with her
Malady.
Viscount Palmerston arrived at the Deaths yesterday even-
ing and had an audience of the Queen, and returned to
London this morning.

Visoonnt Palmerston returned to town yesterday morning
from Windsor Castle, and left in the afternoon for his
seat, Broadleaf', Hants.
Despatches were sent yesterday from the Colonial-dace
to the Governors of the Cape of Good Hope, Natal, St.
Helena, and Canada, and to the Lord High Commissioner
of the lonian Islands.

THE BIRTHDAY OP THZ PRINCII OF WALES.—
It is understood that the natal day (the 9th insk) of hi.
Royal Highness the Prince of Wales will be kept this year
at Sandringham, and not at Windsor se was first aanousced.
Their Royal Highnesses the Crown Prince and Princess of
Prussia were expected at Windsor last Tuesday, and preps-
' rations were made at the Castle for their reception, the
orders for which were at the last moment countermanded.
Prince Frederick William of Prussia and the Princes. Royal
' will now, we believe, be present at Sandringham ow the
Prince of Wales's birthday ; it is, however, not known
whether her Majesty the Queen will go to Sandringham or
not. The Crown Prince and Prince. of Prussia are ex-
pected to visit Windsor Castle on leaving Sandringham,
which they will probably do within the next fortnight. It
is not unlikely that her Royal Highness the Princess Royal,
while at the Castle, may consent to lay the foundationnoel;
of the new church which is now being erected on the Lemmata
at Windsor, as her Majesty bas, we believe, received an ap-
plication on the subject from the local clergy.
Their Royal Highneeses Princess Helena and
Primes Louise, Lady C. Barrington, Miss Grey, Colonel
Pousouby and suite, honoured the Adelphi naafis with
their presence last evening.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge will
Muni to town to-morrow from visiting Cameral Hall at
his seat is Cambridgeshire.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam-
bridge and the Princess Mary visited her Ilajesty yesterday,
at Windsor Cards. Alter a short okay their royal high-
asemsrelursed to Cambridge Cottage, Kew.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess
de Chartres h►re returned to their residence at Ham,
Surrey, after a lengthened tour.
The Duke of Somerset will arrive at his official
reside's» at the Admiralty to morrow, from Storer Park,
sear Totems.

The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough have
issued invitations for an evening party, on a grand scale, at
Blenheim Palace, on Wednesday, the 25th instant. The
party will be in honour of Frederick Prince of Denmark,
who is now at Oxford, and a general gathering of the no-
bility and gentry of the county and leading members of the
university is expected.

We have to record the demise of Dowager Lady
Stanley of Alderley, who died on Monday last at an ad.
yawed age. Several families of rank are Naomi in mourn-
ing by the melancholy event.

Lady Elizabeth Adeane gave birth to a eon, on
Nasky, rit bar nisidaoce is fioyasoar-pleas. Itayfair. Her
ladyship sad infant are prong favourably.
Lady Molesworth has arrived at her residence in
Fatomplsor from s tour of visits.

Tai Him= or nil DITLZ or Arzom—We
(Edinburgh Courant) repot to state that the, health of the
Duke of AWE is now so precarious that his 'Taos is daily
losing sarsogila The Marquis of Tullitordine goes to Lou-
don, we understand, is a few days, with his bride, for the
purpose el Join* his ragimeat.

-THE OPENIN-G 0171111 FRENCH CHAMBERS. --A
little before 1 o'clock yesterday cheery were heard outside
the Louvre, the drums at the same time beating a salute, and
&luau immediatel► after a roaster of the ceremonies,
*drawing into the hall, annouseed "The Empress," cad
at oleos the whole ueemblage rose. Her Majesty and the
Prises Imperial the next moment appeared at the entrance
sad proceeded up the hall, preceded and followed
by the great officers and ladies of her household,
Red, as they advanced, were greeted with load cries of
" Vive rlmpentrios !" "Viva le Prince litiprial!" Her
Majesty, who looked in blooming health after her late
*reunion to Spain, took her se►t with the young, prince in
a tribune on the right, close to the tetrads, having near her
the Princess Clothilde, the Princess Xathilde, and the
Princesses Lucien and Anna Murat. The prince was dressed
in his uniform as a corporal of the Grenadiers of the Guard.
Her Majesty had only just Ulm her seat whoa the cannot'
of the Lydick* announced the arrival of the Emperor, and
the next moment the imperial cortege entered the hall in
the costrimary order.

RIPOILTED DIATH or ME. PRITCHARD.—A letter
frau Papeiti, is the Merrier des Etats-Unit, announces
the Snead fate of the ono* famous Mr. Pritchard. A
Ireoceser while proceeding from one island to another,
herb* at board the American consul at the Pejo. Islands,
sad Xt. Pritchard, the English consul, and his fanny, eras
loot, sad all on board perished.

A Naples letter of the 31st ult. says :—" Mr.
leyard lilt Naples last Sunday for Florence. Os the fal-
low* day Sir Mare Bawer arrived. Mr. Cowper, wed-
ded of the Board at Works, has been here this week. The
next week will bring in shoals of diplomatists, diktats, and
culinary visitors"