The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-27 00:00:00

SHIPPING /NTILLIOENCI:

Her Honesty's Meant-Teasel Rtyz, Commander Hall, was
is Table Bair when tho Harbinger left, having arrived from
Algol Bay %mil. The Australia, Awtralisa Royal Mail
steam►r, was overdue, but it was thought that she was de-
tained in Australia by the desertion of her crow, or by the
impossibility of obtaining fuel. The Sarah &Ada, four-
masted serew.steamer, arrived in Table Bay on the sth
hid., having made the passage from Cork in 44 days, in-
cluding four days' detention at St. Vincent. She sailed

mak for Melbourne and Sydney on the 11th but. The
Onsets' Company's amasser Pottinger left Calcutta in
ingegany with the Harbinger, but vim outs* led by her.
no Harbinger passed the Lady Jocelyn on the 22nd
Olelber, in let. 11.34 N., lon. B'l 31.15 E. Exchanged
Wm* with an Oriental Company's steamer on the 23rd of
()ember, In lat. 7.39 N., lon. 82.14.45 On the 7th Nosem,
bee spoke the American whaling barque Worths, from
reirliaysn, in lat. 21.32 8., lon. 66.1.15 R. Signalised the
Amen, from Singapore, on the 14th November, in lat. 31.48,
la& 31.60 E. December Gth, paused the barque Morino, of
ginzool, in let. 8.30 N., lon. 16, W ; 16.11 December
the barque Richard, of Liverpool, lat. 19 30 N., lon.
26 W. An American 'meet, named the Wret Wind, 62
days from New York, lent from Purt.au-Prinee, was at
Aseenaion, where she had waited 10 clays to anal. The
Magritte, mail steamer, arrived at tit. Wiens the day the
Harbinger lilt.

INDIA.
THE OVERLAND MAIL.

(IT IBLWIMIC TELROILAIII.)

We hive received the following telegraphic des-
patch in anticipation of the overland mail :
"'TRIESTE, Dse. 25.
" The steamer ligitto arrived this morning.
" Lord Frederick Fitzelarenee und General Somer-
set had reached Bombay.
"No further progress had been made in the Bur-
mese war. It was reported that General Godwin
had been recalled, but the rumour required con-
firmation.

" The health of the troops was exceller.t.
"The north-west frontier wee in disorder, and a
force had been despatched to the disturbed dis-
tricts.

"General Fraser had resigned the Residency at
Hyderabad, and would pro%ably be succeeded by
Colonel Neu."

ine Court.

WINDSOR, Dec. 25.
The lion. Mrs. Grey had the honour or doling
with her Majesty yest.rday.
The Queen and Prince, the I'rince of Wales, the Princess
Royal and the Princess Alice, the Duch, es of Kent, the
Prince of Leiningen, and the Prince:is Adelaide ot notion-
lobe, also the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Court, and the
domestic household, attended Divine service in the private
chapel of the Castle this morning. The lion. and Rev. G.
Wellesley officiated.
The following had the honour of dining with her Ma-
jesty this day:—The Duchess of Kent, the Prince of Leinin-
en, the Princess Affilaide of Ilohen!ohe, the Lardy to
Waiting to the Duchess of Kent, the Ludy Caroline and
Miss Barrington, Birunesa de Speth, Colonel the Hon. C. B.
and Mrs. Phipps. Lieut.iCiilonel and Lady Emily Seymour,
the Hon. Mrs. Grey, and Mr. Glover.
The Baud of the 2nd Late Guards attended daring dinner
and played the fulliiwing selection :
Marche du Nord G. KiallmarL
Overture, ''B.l6ll*"
" Kew de Marie" Barret.
Impromptu, "Ls He=ists," Oise Ode prates
Wove>
Grand neectios,
Quadrille

God !..e the Queen.

The Queen's private band arwards attended in the
Castle, and perform(' the following :
Overture, " La Philtre'.
Selection, "Le Prophet?' bleyerfeee.
Chow et )(Arens du Pad Apia, "L'Enlant Prte.
dive
Her Majesty's private butt was in attendance in the
Castle on Friday evening, and played the lull° w ing comets
Overture. "Jewerwlen
rieleetton, Lestocq" Aube,.
Finn e, "11 Don Chovater

DEc. 26.

The QiKen and Prince, the Prince of Wales, the Princi.sa
Royal and Princess Alice, tke Dimino, of Kent. the Prince
of Leiaingen and the Princess Adelaide of Hohenlohe, .t-
-tended divine service this morning in the private chapel of
the Castle. The ladies and gentlemen in waiting and the
domestic houaehold were also at the service. The lion. and
Rev. 0. Wellesley of fisted.

Despatches from the Governors of the Cape of (140 d
Hope. S mth Australis, Hong Kong. Ceylon, tbt Mauri-
tius and Malta, and also from the 1....r4 Ralik Corw!..ioner
01 the loui.ut Islands, were ree,lved on oamrSay of th..l

Tee MINISTRT.—Mr. C. P. Villiers, M.P., has,
it is understood, been offered the past of Judge•Adeoeete
General. The tinder-Secretaryship of the Home Herrn-
ment will, it is asserted, be held by Mr. Osborn., M.P. fur
Middlesex. Mr. Blackburn is mentioned fur the Irish
Chancellorship; and Mr. Brewster, and Mr. Keogh, for
the poste of Attorney and Balieitor.General in Ireland.