The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-13 00:00:00

Int Court.

BALMORAL, Ocr.
Her :Majesty and Prince Albert attentltd divine
service yesterday in the parish church of Cruthie.
The service VI &I performed Ly the Itev. Arehila.d
derson.
The Viscountes, Canning, the lion. Maly Seymour, me
Right Roo. Spencer Walpole, Culouel Iluu. C. B. Pluppe,
and Lieut.• Col. Hon. A. Gordon were in attendance.

Sir James Brooke, Sir William Colebrooke, General
Taylor and Captain Elliott, had interviews with Sir Jolt*
Pakington yesterday at the Colonial•oftice. Capt. Steal"
Carr and Mr. Moor had also an interview with the NU
Mon. Baronet.
The Marquis of Salisbury arrived in town yesterday.
Despatches were received from the Governor-General of
Canada and the Governors of the other North Amerima
provinces yesterday at the Colonial-office.

(1710,4 LAST NIGHT'S oAZInTE.)
WHITEHALL, ()CToBEIt 11.—The Queen has beet
pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great
Seal, granting the dignity of a Baron of the United Kiug-
dual of Great Britain end Ireland unto Lieuteiriot-Genera(
Lord Fitzltoy James Henry Somerset, Knight (intik' Cray
of the Moat lion. Order of the Bath, and Master.G.oneral of
the Ordnance, and to the heirs mole of his body laa fully
begotten, by the name, style, and title of Baron Raglan, of
Raglan, in the county of Monmouth.
WHITEHALL, OCT. 11.—The Queen ii been
pleased to appoint Gentral Stapleton, Viscount C.,nlair.
mere, G.C.8., to be Constable of the 'rower of London, in
the room of Field Marshal Arthur, Duke of Wellington.
deceased ; also been pleased to appoint General Stapleton;
Viscount Cwobermere, G.C.8., to be her Majesty's Lieu.
tenant and Custos ltotulorum of the Tower Hamlets, in the
rdom of Field Marshal Arthur, Duke of Weihngton.
deceased.

WAR.OFFICE, OCT. 12.
13th Regt. of Drags.—Major C. E. DOHERTY to 1,. Saul.
COI , by pur., vice Knox, who rats.; Capt. W. R. 0. Cole
to be major, by per , vice Diherty ; Lieut. L. Werra re
be capt., by pur., vice Gore * • Cur. J. W. Ctarrox to be
lieutpur., by vice White; Cur. F. D. MACLEAN, Des
the 7th Drag. Gds., to be cur., vice Clayton.
16th Lt. Drags.—Lieut. L. Hatroo to be capt., by ;it,.
vice Dashwood. who rats.; Cur. H. E. LEADER to ba
lieut., by per., vice Halton.
Ist Regt. of V.—Eus. 11. J. Scanner: to be lieut., withwit
per., vice Carter, app. adj. ; Lieut. F. CARTER to be
adj., vice Allis, prom.
3rd F.—Lieut. G. J. Mammon to be eapt., by pur., Tip
A
Warburton, who vets.; Lieut. E. K. V. mu, a Li% from
the 19th F., t be lieut.' vice Morrison, who cad,. ; Eee.
A. L. Cot s,MAKEn. to be lieut., by pur., vice Ambrose.
13th F.—Ens. 11. B. Mosvuomesv to be lieut., by pu..
vice Somerset, who rats.
14th F.—Lieut. C. C. NEWMAN to be capt., by pur, vies
White, who rats.; Ens. E. G. HELTAU to heist, by
pur., vice Newman.
18th I.—Ens. T. It. OIRRONS to be heat., without per.,
vice Doetyn, who nets.
19th F.—Lieut. It. F. Monnieux, from 3rd F., to be bent, '
vice Arbuckle, who exch.
23rd F.—Sec. Lieut. G. T. Jolts to be first lieut., by par.,
vice Hall Due, who rots.
26th F.—Ens. J. R. Heaver to be lieut., without par..
vice 11. Priestley, app. adjutuut; Lieut. H. Puma=
to be adj., vice Lune, dec.
31st F.—Lieut. G. Spaight, from 91st F., to be lieut., vim
Smyth, who exch.
37th J. CLIITTEItIPUCE to becam., by par., vies
Cumn, who rets. ; Ens. W. Basta to be lieut., by por.,
vice Cluttcrbuck.
42nd F.—Ens. and Adjat. J. DRYSDALE to have the rank
of lieut. ; Ens. W. J. nonelastic to be lieut., by pus..
vice Paterson, who rets.
44th F.—Ens. F. W. Gamow! to be Wit., vice Colpoys,
deceased.
46th F.—Capt. C. ANDREWS, from h.-p. neut., to be apt.,
vice Child, who exch. ; Lieut. W. HARDT to be coot., by
per., vice Andrews, who acts. ; Ens. T. F. GREER, to be
lent., by pur., vice Hardy.
47th F. Capt. C. F. Foauvce to be major, by par., Me
Sutton, who veto.; Lieut. 0. W. AIIMIT to be rapt. by
per., TICS Fordyce; Eus. G. S. MAXWELL to be lieu.,
by per., vice Armit.
53rd F.—Ens. H. HELSIIAM to be lieut., by pur., nee
Wedderberne, prom.; Ens. I'. C. FFILENCH, trom the
61st F., to be ens., vice Helshani.
57th F.—Lieut. J. STEWART to be capt., by pur., vice
Croker, who vets. ; Ens. A. M. Etats to be Brat., by
pur , vice Stewart.
64th F.-11. BATEMAN, gent., to be ens., by pur., vice Bur.
ford, MIL B(ith
65th F.—Ens. T. W. STILL to be lieut., by pur., vice
O'Connell; who rate.
71st F.—Ens. C. BLENNERUASSETT tole lieut., by put,
vice Browne, who rots.
72nd F.—Lieut. W. IL litalruesva, from h..p.
Canadian Rifle Regt., to bo lieut., vice Kellett, who
exch.
73rd F.—Ens. 11. E. QUIN, from 16th F.. to be lieut,
without pur., vice Booth, drowned.; Ens. E. Eros to
be lieut., without pur., vice Knox prom.; P. G
gent. to be ens., without per., vice Evans.
80th F.—Lieut. B. H. BOXER to be rapt., by par., vies
Cumming, who rata. ; Ens. F. E. APILEI situ to be
lieut., by per., vice Boxer. Ens. IL Huseouo,l;tth F.,
to be ens., vice Applegarth.
83rd F.—Ens. U. W. ALCOCK, to be lieut., by pur., vice
Sheila, who rets.; A. Holt, Igeut , to be ens., by put.,
vice Attack.
84th F.—Ens. A. W. Corm:, to be ens., by pur., vice R.
W. Jones, who ret.
91st F.—Lieut. J. S. Sims, from 31st F., to be lieut., vice
Spaight, who exch.
90th F.—Lieut. It. H. Ds WINTON, to be apt., by pur.,
vice Brevet Major O'Connell, who yet ; Ens. J. B. Wit-
maws, to be lieut., by pur., vice De Winton ; Capt. H.
B. STOREY, from 11.• p. unatt., to be paymaster, vice
Pratt, deceased.
Rifle Brigade.—First Lieut. Hen. G. Elliot to be capt., by
purchase, vice Evelyn, who seta. ; Second Lieut. EL
Tryon to be first lieut., by pur., vice Elliot; Second Lieut.
C. Buller to be first lieut., by per., vice Comecon, who
rem
Ist West India Regt.—Lieut. J. Guy, from h.-p. 15th P.,
to be lieut., Tice Bagman, app. to the Bth F. Ens. R. D.
UTTON to be lieut. by par., vice Gun, who rem.
Ceylon Rifle Rest—Bee. Lieut. W. H. Loren to be first
lieut., by pur., vice Dwyer, who rata. O. L. MOLL;
gent., to be Sec. lieut., by per., vice Long.
RI. Malta Fencible Regiment—Lt. G. VIRTU to arcapt.,
vice Celleja, dec. ; Ens. G. Da PIRO to be lieut., vice
Virtu; T. E. BONATIA, to be ens., vice De Piro.
UNATTACIIED.—Lt. R. M. NICOLLS, from 26th Ft., to be
rapt., without par.
Bssvitt.—Capt. C. ANDIIEW3, of the 46th F., to be major
in the army; Brow. Maj. C. ANDREWS, of the Mb F.,
to be lieutenant-colonel in the army ; Capt. T. T.
TUCKER, of the Bth Reg. of Bengal Cavalry, to hare do
rank of =slot in the East ladies.
Micoaucutit.—The Christian name of First Lieut. Sall.,
'
of the 23rd F., is spelt "Frederic," and not "Frederick
se previously stated.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Orr 8, 1852.
RI. Reg. of Artillery.—Sec. Lieut. E. J. WINN, to be first
lieut., vice Orme, dec.
Corps of RI. Eng —Sec. Capt. J. H. FREntu, to be mt.,
vice Symonds, dee. First Lieut. E. F. Boracitten, to
be sec. cspt., vice Freeth, prom.; Sec. Lieut. 0.
to be first lieut., vice Bourchier, prom.
ADMIRALTY, OCT. 8.
The following promotions have this day taken place, con-
sequent on the decease, on the ith inst., of Itear-Adm.
of the Red Sir E. T. Troubridge, Bart., C.B.
Rear-Aden. of the White M. H. DIXON to be rear-admiral
of the red; Rear-Adm. of the Blue F. Mousse;
C. 8., to be rear-admiral of the white; CePl-
- to be rear-admiral ow the reserved half-
pay list; Capt. Sir C. C. rAYKII/1, Bart., to
bo rear-admiral en the reserved half-pay log
Capt. J. E. WALCOTT to be rear-adm. on the rkgerveil
h.-p. list; Capt. the Right Han. F., Earl Seem Eit,E.ll.
and C. 11„ to be rear-adm. on the reserved h.-p. list ; e+Pt•
J. U. I'Lumuitio■ to be rearoilm. of the blue. •
The following captains on the retired list have alqi been
promoted to be retired rear admirals on the terms pro-
insed in the London Gazette of Ist Sept., ISO, without
crease of pay :—Capt. T. L. PAAcz, Capt. W. lIENDT.