The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-04 00:00:00

Vbe Court.

OSBORNE, Die. 3.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied h 7 this
Prince of Leiningen, the Princess Royal, and Princes
Charlotte of Belgium, attended by the Marchioness of Ely
and the Hon. Colonel Grey, drove out in an open carriage
yesterday afternoon.

Lord Howard de Walden, Sir J. H. Mazwell, and Cap-
tain Stanley Carr had interviews yesterday with Sir John
Pakington at the Colonial °Mee. Mr. Moor (Meltourne)
had also an interview with the right hon. baronet.
Dispstehes were sent yesterday to the Oovernor.General
of Canada from the Colonial•ofliee.

(PROM LAST 1110/IT'S OA2ETTI).
WAR-OFFICE, Dee. 3.
4th Regiment of Light Dragoons.—Lieutenant the Hon.
Charles James Keith, from the 10th Light Dragoons, to
be lieutenant, vice Fairlie, who exchanges.
10th Light Dragoons.—Lieutenant Herbert James Faiilie'
from the 4th Light Dragoons, to be lieutenant, vice the
lion. Charles James Keith, who exchanges.
Gth Regiment of Foot.—Lieutenant George GrautWebb, to
be captain, without purchase, vice Crowder, deceased;
Ensign Francis William Henry M'Cleland to be lieut.
without purchase, vice Webb ; Gentleman Cadet Lem
Blyth Hole, from the Royal Military College, to be en-
sign, without purchase, vice M'Cleland.
14th Foot—Gentleman cadet Reginald Henry Grabens,
from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, vice El-
wyn, superseded for being absent without leave.
17th Foot.—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Philip M'Pherson,
C.B. to be lieutenant-colonel, without purchase, vioe
Stoyte, appointed inspecting field-officer of a recruiting
district ; Captain Oliver Paget Bourke to be major, with-
out purchase, vice M'Pherson ; Lieutenant William A.
Armstrong to be captain, without purchase, vice Bourke;
Ensign James Lawson to be lieutenant, without purchase,
vice Armstrong; Gentleman Cadet Shadwell Henry
Clerke, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign,
without purchase, vice Lawson.
49th Foot.—Ensign Joshua Walter Bond to be lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Platt, who retires; Ensign Edward
Le Merchant to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Young,
who retiree.
59th Foot—Staff Surgeon of the Second Class Alexander
Campbell to be surgeon, vice Macpherson, appointed to
the Staff.
82nd Foot.—Lieutenant John Lawrie to be captain, by
purchase, vine Pardee, who retires; Ensign John Dales
Luard to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Llwric.
85th Foot.—Lieutenant Charles Hamilton Aide to be cap-
tain, by purchase, vice the Hon. John Edmund Hovel
Thurlow, who retires ; Ensign Lord John Henry Tayloor
to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Aide.
97th Foot.—Msjor-General Henry Adolphite Proctor, C. 8.,
to be colonel, vice Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Frede-
rick Bouverie, K.C.B.,,deecesed.
Sraef.—Lieutenant-Colonel John Stoyte, from the 17th
Foot, to be inspecting field officer of a recruiting die-
t/let, vies Lieuteaant-Colonel Magenis, deemed.
HOSPITAL STAPP.--SOrg•011 lino Macintosh Maephereosi,
from the 59th Foot, to be staff surgeon of the second
clam, vice Campbell, appointed to the 59th Foot; Assist`
ant Staff Surgeon John Thomas Watson Bacot to be .tat
surgeon of the second clue.
Ildneonexna.—The Christian names of Captain Burton, on
half-pay of the 37th Foot, are Joseph Netterville; the
alteration of the date of the commission of Lieutenant
Robert William Benison, of the 99th Foot, which ',-
peered in the Casette of the 2nd of September, 1851, had
reference to the Regimental, and not to that Officer'.
Army date.
ADMIRALTY, Dec. 3.
The following promotions, dated 26th October, 1852, have
this day taken place consequent 011 the decease, on the
7th October last, of Rear-Admiral of the It :d Charles J.
Austen, C.B.:—Rear Admiral of the White Peter John
Douglas, to be rear admiral of the red ; Rear Admiral .f
the Blue Sir Charles Sullivan, Bart., to be rear admiral
of the white; Captrin Sir Thomas llerbert, K.C.8., to be
rear admiral of the blue.
NEW DEPUTY LIEUTENANTS.
STAPPORDSHLRIL
Sir Francis Edward Scott, Bart.
Nogrota.
The Right Hon. Horatio Earl of Orford, the Right Ron.
Henry-Valentine Stafford Lord Stafford, the Hon. Browny
low North Osborne de Grey, Robert John Hersey Harvey,
Esq., Sir Eaton Steward Travers, Kt., K. 11., Henry Remy
Upchcr, Esq. Esq.,
, Thomas Brightwcn, John Thomas
Mott, Esq., incent Edward Eyre, clerk, Henry William
Bartholomew Edwards, Esq., John Calthrop, Esq , John
Windham Balling, Esq., George Blumetield, Esq., Roger
Kerrison, E-q., Ferdinand Peet Esq., Albemarle Cater,
Esq., James Dolt Hutton, Esq., and Anthony Hudson,
Esq.

TRANSRORTATION OF TUE NOTORIOUS DR. Bn-
RINOTCO7.—LEWEN, TIIVRNDAT.—OUT readers will recol-
lect that, on the 29th of October, this rcdoubted individual
was committed by the magistrates on the Brighton bench le
take his trial at the East Smarm adjourned sessions, on a
charge of obtaining four halves of four 61. notes from MIN
Anna Richardson, under the plausible pretext of en
her as governe,4 and housekeeper, to accompany rifling
hie imaginary vessel the Didgent to Geelong where he was
about to found a church and college. The sessions are
holding in this town to-day, and this morning the doctor's
trial came on, It has lasted during the day. Mr. Creasy
mud Mr. Johnson prosecuted. Prisoner conducted his owe
defence, speaking with great eloquence for upwards of an
hour. The ury, having heard the evidence, found him
guilty, and ho was si ntenced to seven years' transportation.
Tut STEAMER NIADIUD. —lntelligence reached
Southampton yesterlty that the steamer Madrid, which
left that port on the 17th ult. with the Peninsular mail,
and had not been heard of at Vigo on the 23rd ult, al-
though due there on the 20th. had arrived at Vigo on the
24th, and was to proceed to Lisbon the same day without
calling at Oporto. The Oporto mails were to be left at
NIP, to be HA overland.