The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-30 00:00:00

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WINDSOR, Nov. 29.
The Queen and Prince, with the royal children,
accompanied by Princess Charlotte of BAgiuni„ and the
Prince of Leiningen, and attended by the Idarchionew
Ely, the Hon. Eleanor Stanley, Colonel the Hon. Chowlea
Grey, Major-Gan. Buckley, Mr. Gibbs, end Lient.-CeL
Biddulph, left the Castle this morning, at 25 minutes poi
10 lo'cloek, for Osborne. A guard ul honour of the Sett
battalion of Grenadier Guards, with the band of the mgt.
meet, was at the railwey station.
The Duo de Brabant and the C•ente de Piandres, at-
tended by Colonel de Moerkerke, the Comte de Briey, end
Sir Robert Carswell, left Windsor by an early train this
morning for Orford. Monsieur Van de Weyer, the Bel-
gian minister, arrived at the Castle yesterday, and accom-
panied the Belgian princes to Orford.

Sir Peter Laurie and Mr. J. E. Johnson, president and
treasurer of Dethlem Hospital, attended at the Home-ethos
yesterday, had an Interview with Mr. Secretary Walpole,
and presented the reply of the Governors to the Report of
the Commissioners in Lunacy.
Mr. hl'Donnell, the Licut.-Governor of St. Vincent, had
an interview with Sir John Pakington, yesterday, at the
Colonial-office. Mr. Ker bad also an interview with the
right hon. baronet.
Mr. Thomas N. Hunt, representing a commercial estab-
lishment connected with the Island of Newfoundland, ae-
companied the deputation to the Right Hon. J. W. Henley,
on Saturday, in support of an application for the grant of a
royal charter of incorporation to the " London, Liverpool,
end North American Screw Steamship Company."
Lord Dudley Stuart, the Vicar-General, and Mr. Bulkeley
Hughes had interviews, yesterday, with Mr. Secretary
Walpole, at the Hoassroffice.
The Judicial Committee of her Majesty's Most Hoe.
Privy Council sat yesterday, in the Council Chamber. The
lords present were—Lord Creaworth, Lord Justice Knight
Bruce, the Judge of the Admiralty Court, Sir J. Venison,
and Sir Edwd. Ryan. An appeal from the Court of Arches.
" Smith v. Deighton," was heard ; and " Rogerson v. the
Queen," in the Levin Lank, from the Admiralty Court of
St. Heleaa, was part heard.

RETURN Or TAE COURT TO ORBORNE.—POWM
YOUTH, Nov. 29.—The special train from Windsor, 006*
veying her Majesty, Prince Albert, and the royal children
en route to the Isle of Wight, arrived at this port at five
minutes to 1 o'clock ts•day. On its arrival in the 'Loyal
Clarence Yard, salutes were fired by jbe Victory, fiag•hip;
Neptune, 120; Blenheim, 0O; and Leander, 60—the crews
of which ships manned rigging and yards. Her Majesty
was received, on alighting from the royal carriage, by. the
Commander-in-Chief, Admiral Sir Thomas Brig"
G.C.M.G. ; the Lieutenant-Governor, Major-General
Simpson • Captain Superintendent of Clarence Yard, W.
Johnstone;H. Commodore Lord Adolphus Fitsclarence,
G.C.H.; Lieut-Colonel Routh, 93rd Regt.; the Gag Redstart
officers of the poet and garrison; Messrs. Davis and Pin-
horn, of Clarence Yard; and • guard of honour from
the 93rd Highlanders, commanded by Major Ainslie, Caps
Fraser, Lieutenant Stewart, Lieutenant and Adjutant
Mid-
dleton, and Ensign M.Donald, together with the band and
fifes of the 93rd. Her Majesty immediately p oceeded og
board the royal yacht Fairy, Captain Crispin, laying along-
side the jetty, which got under weigh at 1 o'cl•ick, passing
between the boats of the ships in commission, and through
the harbour, her Majesty being again saluted from
Platform Battery by the garrison. Her Majesty arrived at
Osborne at 1.46 p.m., the weather being tree from rain,
though cold and overcast.

PRINCE ALBERT AND THE MARTLEDONE FREI
LinnAsti.—Prince Albert, in addition to permitting hie
name to appear as patron of the Marylebone Free Library,
has transmitted through the Hon. Col. Phipps to Mr. Oli-
veira, the chairman, the munificent donation of 504. towards
the establishment of that institution, thus showing the
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lively sympathy evinced by his royal highness in the im-
provement of the intellectual condition of the working
climes. This excellent example will, we trust, be followed,
in proportion to their means, by men of all classes in the
country. Every locality ought to have its Free Library.

NEW LAW ON TUE PREBB.—The Attorney-General
last night said he proposed to move fur leave to bring in a
bill to amend the law relating to the stamp duty on newe-
papers. Lisa this proposition anything to do with the pro-
secution now pending against the " Household Narrative"
of Mr. Charles Dickens ?

Rumour is busy just now in London, and declares
—amongst other things—the probability of the Budget
not being ready by Friday next. No notice of it appears
on the Rouse of Commons books. The Chancellor of the
Exchequer is said to be very ill, and gossip says that
Eastern teasel might possibly benefit him. There are good
and easy berths vacant in that quarter of the world. Coe-
jecture finds a successor fur him in the person of an honour-
able member who voted on the Palmerstonian amendment.
All these flying rumours can only be accepted for what
they are worth; but one thing is certain, that the sooner
the fast.and.loose men, now nominally in the liberal ranks,
tie themselves to the Varies, the better.