The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-19 00:00:00

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WINDSOR, Ocr. Is.
Prime Albert, accompanied by Prince Hermann
et !lobedlobe, went oat shooting We morning, attended by
Wood Don N. Hood, Lord Clarke numb sad Lieut.-
(Wesel F. H. Seymour.
The Duke sad Dacha, of Neiman visited her Majesty
and the

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The padres of Kent, steads' W lady Amok Itesce,
kit her neatest*, Clarence Hsu" St. Jamb% at two
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A deputation from the Corporation of the City of London,
c.,...time of the Lord Mayor the Lord Mayor 'Met, the I
tuvritf., Mr. Alderman Farebiother, Sir Chapman Mar-
shall. Mr. erman Farneomb, Mr. Alderman Sidney
Mr. AldetinAld Moon, Mr. John Wood (Chairman), Mr.,
Peputy Holt, Mr Deputy Cork, Mr. J. M. Barnard Mr.
Edward Con•ice, Mr. Frederick Farrar, Mr. Thomas 'Snel-
l:rig, eta the City Remembrancer, bad en interview with
Kr, S.earctary Walpole psterdsy at the lloureoltlce.
Sir llorare St. Paul, the gee. E. nawkius, and Mr.
cadopso, had interviews with Sir John l'akington yester•
day at the Colonial-mace.
The 13eldiau minister transacted liminess yesterday at the
Foreitzn-other.
Ihe Marquis of F.seter had an interview yesterday at
the llinue.ottiee with Mr. Secretary Walpole.
Ihspatebee hem the Governor of Canada were received
yesterday at the Colonial-Ake.

FUNERAL OF THE DUKE OF
The following anticipatory programme of proceed-
ings at the funeral of the Duke of Wellington is
gathered from various sources, and may be received
as in the main correct.
The remains of Lis Grace will remain at Widmer
until four days before the funeral, which will take
place between the 17th and 19th of November.
They will thin be rimvoved to Chelsea Hospital,
where the body will lie in state for three days, and
on the eveeing before the solemnity it will be re-
moved to the Horse Guards.
On the morning of the funeral, the funeral cortege
will be tele, il at the Horse Guards, and will pro-
ceed by Charing-cries, the Strand, Fleet-street, and
Ludgate hill, to St. Paul's.
Six regi.iiints of infantry, eight squadrons of
cavalry, mud 17 guns, will take part in the proms.
mice. dial being the number of troops to which his
Grace was t nntled Sy his rank in the army.
A bode of Marines will also form pert of the tor-
tyry which be headed by. 83 veterans from
Chther 110.pital. who shared in the Duke's mum-
*gm-. the number 83 representing the years to
which his Grace bad attained.
W e have also reason to believe that the field-
mar-liars baton of the deceased duke will be borne
on the occasion by the Marquis of Anglesey, his
companion in arms; and that representatives from
those foreign sovereigns in whose armies his grace
bore the rank of fell-mandial will said at the
solemnity, each bearing the baton of the deed.
With a view of elitism es mash as possible
the delay inseparable from a Ale el carriages, it
is intclided to make the as mach as pea-
sible a walking one, and to dispense, as far as con-
sistent with the solemnity of the occasion, with an
anneicssary train of vehicles.
It is also hoped that the good sense and good
taste of the City will, on this occasion, consent to
waive its claim to precedence, and that the Lord
Mayor, after meeting the cortege at Temple-bar, will
fall into the procession after the Prince-Consort.
Finally, it is not intended to line the streets
through which the prooession will pass with military.
The gasidianship of the thoroughfares will be left
to the police, and to the good feeling of the public,
who will thus have an opportunity of beholding the
mournful spectacle without the interruption of a line
of soldiers, and of testifying their respect for the
mighty dead by their decorous and orderly de-1
meanour.
The Morning Herald, after repeating the above
supposition as to date, says:
'• The day, however, we are informed, has not
been absolutely decided upon ; but it is said that
Chelsea College, after all, will be selected as the
most appropriate place for the lying in state of the
batty of the illustrious commander-in chief; that
the soffin will be removed to the Horse Guards the
night previous to the day of interment, and that the
procession will start from the Horse Guards the fol-
lowing morning.
" It is contemplated that 1,000 troops will form
the
"g:tcalrents from all the regiments in England
will attend the funeral. The depots ofitetZeseebl
on service abroad will represent their
"The generaloffioers will be stationed in the evert-
yard before St. Paul's, so as to receive the body, sad
conduct it into the Cathedral.
" General officers of the foreign armies in which his
grace was a field-marshal will attend, bearing the
batons conferred on him by their sovereigns—via.,
Austria, Prussia, Russia, Spain, and Portugal.
" Officers, &c., of these crantries wilt represent
the regiments of which his Grace was colonel-in-
chief,
" Representatives of the King's German Legion
and Bninswickers will also attend.
" Prince William of Prussia is expected.
"No cartage will be in the procession, except
probably her Msjaggy's."
Another of our morning contemporaries says:
" Meson. Cabitt, the eminent builders, have re-
ceived instructions to At up the interior of St. Paul's
Cathedral for the amaannedation of from 18,000 to
20,000 spectators:*

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