The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-15 00:00:00

BIRMINGHAM.

Sherd! after the railway esters Bermingham, there is a
tward wkleh coatiwase hem the sortker• extremity of the
%mete the were at the leek et New-street ; at firestorms,
which the train pried slowly, there wen matey bodged'
If ladies gad gentlemen on the platform, Masao( Lard
Caltheepe, the Hon. E. H. Gifford, M.A., maw Him
Idesrd'a School, and other gentlemen ; hem this net of
the school itself there floated the royal steadied.
From this point the train ma alert dm Leeks and
North Western Ceespeuey's extension line, earl a shut die.
tame up to the Bristol and Birmingham line, to a spot
at the back of the Coventry-road, where the Birmingham
aid Olflrd line crosses beneath. Here her Majesty's jeer-
s.] along the narrow gauge terminated ; • temporary
Weddle' had been Mire erected, nod her Modesty alighted.
There were present to receive her—H. Smith, Hog., the
Halm ci Birmingham, Mr. Spooner. M.P., and the Hat.
Clive, M l'., (who had come along in the train), Mr.
Outsell, 31 I'., Mr. E. B. Dimmer*, Mr. Charles Saunders,
sad ether officers of the Great Western Company ; Mr.
Be ale and Mr. Peyton, of the Midland Company ; Admiral
Mtwara sod Mr. Lechers, of the London aid North
Western Company.
here War draws up • gaud of honour, consisting of a
dominant of the Scots' Greys; the line vr,a kept by a
term of the Birmingham police.
The little station, the interior of which was covered with
sender cloth, was very conveniently arranged, and very few
Perms were admitted. Leaning on the arm of Prince
Other, her Majesty walked along the platform and do-
weled the steps, at the foot of which the Birmingham and
Orford train was is waiting. The change did not occupy
Men than live minutes, and then the royal train departed
amok hearty cheering, with which the royal children
hi, tally seemed much pleased, and very pleasantly and
thiy acknowledged it.
the train hit Birmingham • few minutes before four
o'clock; all along the line there were thousands of persons
who kept up • continued Pre of hulas aa the train sped on
ib Way,

Ai:RIVAL AT WINDSOR.
terns •he Coast Newsman.)
WINDSOR, Oct. 14
her Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by
the Prince of Wales, prince Alfred, the Princess Royal,
Yr:nerves Alice and Delo ns, left the l'tnry Lu Arms

Heageei
_Ws meals. at littler* alas, sal dress am the
kind OM. to she Ap#visy dd.this idlsaals
Ira lie wpm et learacles the manta Illc Ihspbeross
yes b to Ow seramey iapiratiss. her
Mho* Itsiksisy, larddiseasamat et the eessty, sad
Ward rHas. 111. ricasse tnd..s sash side et her
relljgailalWightseeligilinEd7lththistririgitra id
WTeise, ma the tep it the
he soyd /Erelp_akwererde clewed • spiels! teals. Ind
started lar Whellear, useable by 8•41117 haelles,
Walvestisspess. sad 1/~wa. whore
thrraleat Theism Osopsirbissraniges cm la assollaess
so mho Ws /haw IS i•
AMMO, sime__plessstai to ire 16/ase at Cesway,
Illiowsbry, Wiliselsoposa. sot eare lasbery.
The lasses Prim. with the Primed Webs, Prises
Alkal. the Pt Ass Maya. end tM Priseuesse Albs sad
Hi., atts.dsd by the Viiesuasses Cestaisi, the Hes.
Mary Reyeraw. the ittillt Hew *awn Watpsis. Wesel
Hat.
Hat. C. B. Phipps, tbr Jame Met, sad 1-Clel•istl
Hos. A. (hordes, arrived at Windier Castle at Ise wdeates
!Afore 7 o'eeek. The royal garty ware nierived by Lord
Byron (the iced in waiting), Ghat Hon. N. Hood (the
roes in waiting), Lord Charles Fitzroy (equerry is wait-
ing to her Illuoloty),1_ Llrs!. Colonel
tH, Soyat_votr
izwerrph Att;i wine
asts of altollYnooe). sod Lan .0 Hid-
he lieen. Losisa aid Prime Arthur mired from Ow
born* at 20 minutes post 12 °Week, attended by Lady
Caroline Barrington and Colonel the Hon. N. Hood.

THE SUICIDE AT ST. ALBANS HOTEL.
Yesterday, an invest was held by Mr. Lanham,
at the St. James's It orkhouse, Peland-street, to inquire
into the cause of the death of Henry Joseph Bradfield, who
contained suicide on Monday, in the coffee .room of the
St. Albans Hotel, Charles-street, St. James's.
Tbe jars having been score, and having viewed the
body, t owing witnesses were celled :
Willie's Wadley, of Peckham, said—l have been in the
army, and was • magistrate in the West Indies. I knew
the deceased Henry Joseph Bradfield. I don't know
where he has been living of late. He bad, some time
ago, a lodging in the Waterloo-road. He had hem eds.
aced as • medical man—he told me so, and was a
surgeon with Lord Cochrane, in Greece. After that
be cos in the Belgian service, in the Hussars, but I
knew nothing of him till 183.1, when he went out with
me to Trinidad ; we went in ~the same ship, and I have
known him since. I left him at the tints Vie magistrates
were dismissed at • moment's warning, in Trinidad. He
was out a magistrate then, but he was a magistrate up to
that time. I don't know on what ground he was dismissed.
We were all dismissed by the governor, Sir Omega Hill, at
a moment's notice. I did not wee or bear of him for some
years afterwards. I understood be went to Babadoes
afterwards as Colonial S. cretary. I saw him afterwards
in Loudon. He was not pursuing any profession, bat I
alidastood he wasted to be restored as • magistrate in the
colonies. He then had an appointment in St. Dominica
undir Governor Colonel APDonald. I saw nothing
of him then till this time terries months. He called on
me at my house. Ile was then doing nothing, and I
I understood he had been very ill, and was t-ying to
do the best be could. He was then iu distressed

iireurnstances, and living om his meads His wits and
child followed him to Trinidad. 1 uw him fre-
quently within the last twelve mouths. He generally
came to me es • Sunday, more than once • month on
the average. I sew him last as Monday morning last,
about half-past one. Nothing particular took place on that
occasion, bet he was very much depressed in consequence
of the injustice dose to him by the Colonial-office, and he
always laboseed under that impression. He dined and
slept at my home on Sends;, and appeared much depressed.
His effects in the Waterloo-road were kept fur rent which
he owed, as he told me himself. H.
@tuitions to me to indicate that he was likely to commit
smirch,. He was mainly supported hy a friend, and he
went out far fur mouths to Belgium to see the King of
the Belgians, who knew hiss well. Upon his return I
saw him for • few Sundays, and 1 learnt afterwards that he
had been to Osborne, eadeavouriog to see the Queen, who
had some knowledge of him. (A packet of papers was here
produced and erased. In the packet were several penes
and other works of the deceased. One of toe books had
on the cover, rTo her Majtaty Queen Victoria," sad
os another, " To H. H. the King of the Bel funs.") The
gesdemas who was in the habit of sedating him, Mr. Wis-
es/ahoy, put en end to his life es the Friday previous.
(ierovid papers were here identified as in the handwriting
of the deemeed.) I know that the deceased had published
euseal weeks. I have seen the paper with the nano of
Lod John Russell in his pomading. I de set know that
be bed lived to Park-street, Grasuserequart. I have
sew before seen the letter dated from Downiegureet pro-
AWOL I did sot see the deceased after Moseley last. Oa
Miatley, October 11, he wrote to me • letter hoes the
Seder United Service Club. la the letter he messed the
Cidesialvfilee of murdering himself and me. This paper
assedas • statement of his ease, draws up by another
goesee. (The packet of papers was addressed to the
mouse to Mr. Charles Dictum, and his gallant friends
Oeleweill.Derid sad Captain Grindley.) I cannot answer
whatbee be had asy nesse of support but from the
geedeses who deweered himself. Os Monday I re-
eemeneled bin to go tat to Australia, wad to go to Wett-
ed/ear with the view sof obtaialsg a pow. When he
hilt sae es Newby I bed we Reties thee be wee going to
embed himeeif. Fee sem eImINS in
bet, he wee hweae, and bed lees ev
eam oflea the bawled, as
I =doweled. I hays asides of W ere. H. has a father,
sad a wife and daughter Is Loadoes, but is what part 1
knew net. Ido not brew whether he deserted kis wife or
she deserted him. . .

TM Clessaer old it me 'VA that the domande
shed& be 104 Were the joy. Oro of them was from Lord
Jabs Dm" end dated 28th Avast, '4l, to the gessoes
si 'NOMA etutiag that the feared had soh shore
sueleut Me authorities is UMW. sad teat as lupus,
las Os domes sheedi Magedialely be instituted • sad
as= tier insolee bad bus semitilsd, like assessed
renelsted is Ks ens.
TM Owner mite the jary=kjetaluseeet published
by the deseesed el his ease re a eerspoademe
with Led Jobs Deseell, Bed Derby, sir Joke
awl Sine pablia mess
Kr. Bledwia, 24, alensierspare, Brasses,
unites, sever saw the dumesiL I received trim
the dim a latter addemed ea se, as Today
.2"rMet. letter me in the losidorities dthe de-
sold. Tlia me written at my besieosell address.
M ae en istimine kind, std rites be the enskies perpo
trend owns bin sad the deseellea Obis nit. la it, he
wines Is be hada W the ids dile nobs la ilt. Kelm
Ines deenineol t be divas ter bk works: seeder the
New et main= bin; that he bed
mu Mass einelsig KIK, Sae at Mr. /daybed's, is the
Weeselsoned. Kt ease le see zee le Sin sa Striae
view SIM an* et Wanks. Me ewered very wt
whoa he ailed ;be arse wise mad sereers, and he
aired es the rid bed one son wise Ind WWI.
I &dined ate donde. whisk ha wished to lone. That is
I Mew et the tesdar.
Akin Ilamead, Bt. Albin Hotel, Charlontreet—l
on
$ wihi. I did set kaew the doomed. I ant saw
Ibis his wen at the bee& He ease Ste the rota deport-
' oda. did
baitnip leap.
sew set speak to kin. He
bed essarithlag,set kin. I seat eaw kin
ea Kenn evens( about halls{ tn. He ease isle the
Niemen sad lei elepereseeen a bendy sad water,
sad he shed he pa end teh mad est writ*: hr neat as
beer owl • ball He seised a eneam.roli sad s glees or
de
atm. I left the sees, sad whoa I retuned I head
bin ea the 1 km. Then wee so sae is I. the roes at the
thee. Then was a nisi in the lehle, sad a mall glen
'Bib be bed inn *sea the @Masud. Then was siding
is De Mt limit se K pins tied beta is it. I sail
kr plied Ids vp, sad Is no
than live Misses
• medial ara ane Is. He Wail no that if he eland
Y asleep, se seeknebeeli Innen we to seed lime
.ate dew le the Judie Halted Ihnite. Daly lye seassies
VAbetween en him sed liallep bin deed.
Tiolosisk Jameskoasere,
asepess—l set bare the Ime sled is to
dee it. Albans Held ea Mahn banes 11 mad 12
Veto& at Ant. Be wee inks-an. Thin wen se
nuke el eatenel visions 1 saw Ks gdassoddek malt
aids=ie en" The et the body wes
. _isms rirbelly =Ns • Snag of
yesissid. ind ne esalseele et ne eleisseb, sad
garelay 'fps& acid disenered maid M atenk be
geese the Mather 111 pusses.
The Beedie—There our a letter addressed to Cholas
Diane, whirl bus hiss hassled le Beeedstairs.
Th. Censer thee .weed up ne enigma to the fen,
and kit it to then Os say wheat, Ibe dunk wee the rash
el
lib out act, mad wheats, if be esemitted the eat, be
wee et the Moe ia • towed Saner and. _ _

tit; jar y , aftaTasicest aniiidlidak returned their en.
diet to the tan dot the dessassi bad died by hie owe
Wed wails La ..Ismapsmay lasaaity.

FATAL COLLIERY ACCIDENT AT DOWLAIII, NUR
a. A painful mantles has boss crested at Dow-
lais,in consequence, of an aosHeat at one of the numerous col-
lieries abounding la that district, by which three poor fellows
lost their lives. A commer's bowel has been commuted
upon the bodies, and adjourned foe the production of the
neceesery evidence ; but from what has transpired it would
appear that so the deceased me* were descending the shaft.
by oome unexplained came, the bucket in which
I they were, swung with great farm egelust the wall of the
pit. The collision 11111114 have ben a very violent one, for
the poor fellows received smelt severe injuries that in the
course of the day they all three expired.
TILE KINO OF Trig Two Steams, by a recent
decree, removes the prohibition to import foreign horses
lam the kingdom, and allows all such horses to be im-
ported, with the exception of a peculiar sort from Del•
astir. The decree Rees the duties which are to be paid
as importation.

MEETING Or THE BIRKENHEAD COMMISSIONER&
—On Wednesday evening ■ meeting of the commissioners
of Birkenhead WU held et the Bock-office, when there was
a numerous attendance of the trustees of the Dock Estate.
The tender of Hr. Bramey, for completing the extensive
works of the decks, wee accepted, and the contract was or.
dered to be immediately executed. In about a fortnight
upwards of a thousand additional labourers will be set to
work at the new docks. The decision has given the greatest
pissible delight to the shopkeepers and inhabitants of
Birkenhead, who begin once more to look with hope upon
their future prospects.
Wgiegggp that.wky or FißANN...—Trent" for the
week ending Oct. 10, 1842 Poosiegen, 3.871, ; goods,
toialeC742. Corresposdnig week, 1461, 4,118..