The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-23 00:00:00

etc Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Jules 22.
The Queen, attended by lAdy Augusta Bruce,
walked and drove in the rounds this monis&
Prince Arthur, atteuded by Major Elphinateoe, ben re.
turned to Oreenwicb-park•

The Prince of Wales, ►ttended by Lieutenact-Gensral
Kimnye and Lientenant-Colonel Koppel, accompanied the
Duke of Cambridge to Woolwich yesterday morning to the
review.
The Primer of Wale* visited the Prince's Mary of
Cambridge.
'The Prince and Princess of Wales took a drive in an open
carriage in the afternoon.
The Dueler d'Anmale and the Prince de Joinville paid
a visit to the Princes of Wales at Marlborough House.
The Prinoe and Princess of Wales, attended by the Conn-
tem de Orey and Lieutemat-Colonel Kamm!, honoured the
Duke and Duchess of Bucclench with their company at
dinner last evening, at the residence of the noble duke in
Belpave-square.

At the Draeriog•room bold on Saturday by the Princess
of Wales, on behalf of the Queen, Mrs. Weldon was
presented on her marriage by the Counts,. De Grey and

A meeting of the Royal Commissioners of the Patriotic
Fond took place yesterday 4 the Palace, Westminster.
Present--Tise Duke of Newoutle, K.Q., chairman, Ead
Grey, Lord Rokeby, Lord Colchester, Lord St. Leoeards,
Lord Lreden, the Right Hon. Henry T. Lowry Corry,
ILP., the Right Hoe. Edward Ellice, M.P., the Right Hoe.
Sir John Pakiegtoe, M.P., Sir John Burgoyne, Sir Hew
Rees, Sir Samuel Morton Peto, M.P., Mr. Thomas Baring,
M.P., Mr. John G. Hubbard, M.P., and Color:lel Wil-
ms Patten, H.P.
Captain Fishbourne, e 13 , the Honorary Secretary,
attended.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colornal-ofilee
from the Governors of Gibraltar. the North American pro-
• 11101314 and from the Lord High Oommierioner of the loci=
Wan&

VISIT OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OP
WALES TO THE DUES AND DUCHESS OP
BUCCLEUCH.

In pursuance of the aeries of visits paid to the
nobility by the Prince and Princess of Wales since their
marriage, their royal highnesses Immured the Duke and
Dachas of Bnocleach with their presume at a grand ban-
nest and entertainment last night.
Covers were laid for 28, and the table was tastefully deco-
rated with choice flowering plants, but the principal object
was the great centre-piece, which weighs 3,000 ounce., and
is • remarkably flee specimen of the silversmith's ark Is
the centre rims • mass of foliage, from which spring 12
branches for lights, and at the bus is a group of figures
illustrative of the lines in Sir Walter Scott's " Lay of the
last Minstrel"—

Since old Daceleach the 1:111118 did gain.
When in the clench the bock nee teen.

The group represents King Kenneth Mac Alpine watching
a bold forester, who has jest seized a deer in Ettrick Forest,
and is preparing to carry it off, while another forester in
hastening to the relief of his comrade. According to a
legend, the incident gave rise to the name of Bucclench. In
the inner hall and grand staircase was a choice collection of
the roost beautiful plants and flowers, while a charming
cooservatory, filled with the choicest flowers, presented an
agreeable and cool retiring room for the numerous guests.
The company invited to meet the Prince and Primes of
Wales at darer assembled at 8 o'clock, sad shortly after
Out hour their royal highnesses arrived.
_ .

The party invited to meet the Prince and Princess con-
sisted of the Duke of Hamilton. the Marquis and Mar-
chioness' of Bath, the Marquis and Marchiosess of Alarcon;
the Marquis sad Marchioness of Ailesbury, the Berl and
Comatose of Dalkeith, the Earl mad Countess of Derby, the
Karl and Countess of Tankerville, Viscount and Vie:mattes
Sydney, Viscount and Viscountess Caatlerowe, Lady Vic-
toria Scott and Lord Henry Scott, Lord and lady Walter
Scott, end Lord Hamilton.
The Duke of Cambridge arrived about five minutes to
IL The Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Mary ar-
rived at a somewhat later period. Their Serene Highnesses
the Prime and Princess of Sam Weimar and his Same High.
news Prince Frederick of Holstein were among the early
arrival'. Among the diplomatic corps and foreigners of rank
were present :—The Turkish Ambassador and Madame
Mumma, the Austrian Ambassador and the Countess
d'Appooyi, the Russian Ambassador and Baroness de Brun-
sow, the Danish Minister, the Saxon Minister, the Nether-
lands Minister, Prince and Princess Bandini, Prince and
Princess Frew) Dentine, the Duke de Richelieu, the Mar-
quis de Rostang, Prince Yasoburg, Captain Falbe, Count
and Countess Danneakiold and Hon. Mims as Vow, M.
Eaboaroff, &c.

In answer to a memorial inviting the Prince and
Friona of Wales to visit Leeds daring their approaching
visit to Yorkshire, General Knotty@ writes :—" I regret to
say that his royal highness feels himself unable to comply
with the prayer of the memorial in coneegeeooe of the
fatigue which the Princes of Wales bu lately Moaned
rendering it desirable that her royal highness should be
spared more than is absolutely neemeary on the occasion
of her journey to dootlasd."
The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough gave a
grand entertainment last evening, at their residers* in
St. Jamees.square, to his Royal Highness the Duke of
Cambridge. There were present to meet his royal highness
his Excellency the Austrian Ambassador and the Countess
d'Appooyi, the Archbishop of York and Kn. Thomson, the
Fart and Countess Vane, Viscount Canterbury, the Marquis
of Blandford, turd and lady Churchill, Lard and Lady
Whamcliffe, the Dowager Lady Truro, Captaia de Falba,
and Mr. and Lady Aaiun' Start. Calmed Tyrwhitt was
in waiting on the Duke of Cambridge.

Lord and Lady Churrton entertained at dinner,
last evecisg, Casabas of Loess and Welvllle. Countess
Fortsione, Vissanit sad Vilooollllll Torrington, Itiabt
Hon. W. L Girletaso sad Yrs. Gladstose, Hoo. Mr. and
Mrs. Boller, Sir nears sad Lady Cadmus", Mr. Hoary
Milbank, Earl of Wicklow, Mr. Shaw Stewart, and Colonel
and Mra Howard Vyss.

Lady Huntingfiebra ball, annonoced for the
gad proximo, will sot take *ea