The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-16 00:00:00

SI

Court.

WINDSOR, Oar. IL
The Queen and Prince walked in the grounds
adfoining the Cut:e this morning.
The Prince of Wiles, the Princess Royal, and younger
ambers of the royal tinnily walked and rode in the Home-
PA.
The Princess of llohenlohe Langenbonrg and the Prin-
cess Adelaide of Ileheoloh• are expected to-day ea a visit to
her Majesty.
The Right Hon. 8. Walpole left the Castle to-day for
London.

Albert left the Castle a little before three redo&
on horseback, attended by Lieut.-Colonel Seymour, to at-
tend the annual meeting (in the Home-park) of the Wind.
sor Royal Association fur Improving the Condition ot Le-
bourns and others, and be present at the distribution of
priers.

Th. Princess of Holten!oho Lantrenbmig and the Prin.-
cum Adelaide sad Fender, of Robinlohe Langenbourg
left town yesterday afternoon for Windsor Castle, on a plait
to the Quern.
Sir J. Emerson 'ferment had an interview with the
Earl of Derby yesterday at his of residence in Down-
ing.street.
Mr. J. Wilson had an interview with Sir John raking-
toil yesterday at the Culonial•office.
The Russian Minister transacted business yesterday at
the Foreign -office.
Despatches were received yesterday et the Culn&al-offic•
from tt.e Governors of Labials, Ceylon, Hong Kong, the
Mauritius, and Malta. Dwatches were sent yesterday to
the Hovernor-Oentral of Canada and the Governor. of the
othei North American Provinces.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at
the Foreign-office, Downing-street. The ministers
present were, the Earl of Derby, the Lord Chan-
cellor, the Earl of Loos&le, the Marquis of Salis-
bury, Mr. Secretary Walpole, the Earl of 'Malmes-
bury, Sir John Pakington, the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, the Duke of Northumberland, the
Right lion. J. W. Henley, the Earl of Hardwieke,
Right lion. J. C. Herrics, and Lord John Manners.'
The council sat two hours and a half. The Earl of
Derby arrived in town from St. Leonard's to attend
the council. Mr. Secretary Walpole arrived in town
from Windsor Castle. The Lord Chancellor arrived
from Boyle Farm ; and the Earl of Malmesbury
arrived in town on Thursday night from Scotland, to
attend the meeting of the cabinet.

MEETING OF P,

We are enabled to state on undoubtei authority
that the day fixed for the meeting of parliament, for
the despatch of business, is Thursday, the 4th of Novem-
ber.—Mtrusteriil paper.

(1310 M LAST 11111117.8 OAZITTE.)
Fonmori-oviricz, Ocronns 12,—The Queen has
been pleased to app,ove of Mr. Adolph Breiaig as Vice.
Consul at Dundee, for the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg!'
Schwerin ; also been pleased to approve of Mr. John Broad-
foot as Consul at Leith for the United States of America.

FoREIGN-OPPICE, OCTOBER 14.—The Queen has
been pleasod to approve of Mr. Thomas Reid u
sal at Newcastle for his Majesty the King of the &Iglus.

WAR-OFFICE, OCT. 16.
2nd Regiment of Life Gsards—Troop Corporal•Mujor
William Walker to be quartermaster, vice William Allen,
who retires on half-pay.
Gth Dragoon Guards—Oswald Pare, put., to be masa, by
purchase, vies Leslie, promoted hi 2nd West India
Regiment.
14th Light Dragger—Veterinary Baryon William C.
Load, from 17th Light Dragoons, to be veterinary surgeom,
vice Caldwell, deceased.
17th Light Dragoons—Stephen Price Co scant, gent., to
be veterinary surface, vice Load, appointed to the 14th
Light Dragoon'.
Bth Reiginient of Foot.—Ensign Thomas Beattie Orierson
to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Robertson, who
retires.
13th Feet—Staalispo Leonard Dallas Willis, gent., to be
999tet.by vice Stone, who retiree.
17th Wham Dalrymple Tampion, gent., to be
hp peelers, via Smyth, promoted.
22.odielreet.—Indga William Calaminee to be lieutenant,
whitest powshose, vise Bouverie appointed adjutant;
Liormeevent Demearobe Pleydell }Laved' to be adjutant,
vim Goddard, deesesed.
23rd Feet—Henry Anotrother, gent, to be second lien-
amen% by paeans, vim Sayer, _promoted.
29th Feet—Lientanont Siespees Head* b be adjutant,
vies Webb, who sedges the odketssey
33rd Foot—John James Greenwood, pat., to be ensign, by
pereaese, vice Kentish, promoted.
38th Feet—De Vie Tapper, vat, to be ensign, by pur-
chase, vise Vaughan, peswieted.
46th Feet—These Demise Fordo, gent., to be ensign, by
purehere,_ _ ,viso Teeskier appointed to the 76th Foot.
60th Feet—ldejse.Genseal Jame Allan, C.D., to be colonel,
vies Lientesent•Osserol William Francis Belgisch
Loftus, deemed.
61st Foot—Capteln tegaetee Theme Rise to be major,
without parches', vfie Rare, deemed ; Lieutenant
Henry Fletcher Mats, to be captain, without purchue,
vice Rice; Ensign Smaanel Toms Sargent to be Dente-
neat, without pnairese, vice Manton.
62nd Feet—Liwatensat James Jobses Bourchier to be cap-
tain. by =ne, vise CUMififf, who retires ; Ensign
. Cborito Cram to be lieutenant, by purchase,
Dearalse

81st Fosi:-Lkaaroaat-General John Reeve to be coral,
vise theasest Rotting, Fraser, C. 8., deceased ; Ensign
Resin lobo Tap, from the 74th Foot, to be esarn,
vile Mash, appointed to the 63rd Foot.
71st Cubits, gent. to be map, bypurohaas,
vise Tiaroarbusett, promoted.
80th P —Ensign John Wilkinson to be lieutenant, with-
...imams, nee Freeman, decsased.
81st Fost—Jamen Alumin Deans, pat., to be snip, by
per, vim EaW, appiateda ths and Sat.
Fad Thot—Jeasts ltir4 pat., to be Miss, by patina,
84thywood, roosts&
FeHast—Edwud Westboro goat, to be ensign, by
inighleer VlOB Catlittlemool4.
Foot—Retenne. Naar Cochrane to be lien-
taosat, by p Cowper, who retires ; Resign
Thome Josiah N from the 3rd Foot, to be ensign,
vise Oribreae.
Sikh

.__lPiet—Riersell Hew Webb, goat., to be wigs, by
portions, vise Seenedea, to the OM root.
ird Foot—Lioniesent Jan hem to be cow
tail, by vies Brevet-Neje: Lord Como Rossell,
vb. papa ; Mark Georp Sprat to be lientasesge
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„Ma. try bra ma" b 7 !orvies Meade,
benowtrann—Anietenbliorpon hates lleNeb, M.D. of
the Oth Foot, bre been espereeded, being absent with-
out have.

A MARINE MILITIA.