The Express.
London, England, 1851-02-10 00:00:00

lriy Court.

W DtiOlt, SATURDAY, Fan. 8.
The Qutyn, areotopLulicd by the Primer' Royal
and the Prune.. Aliev, walked this' morning in the !tome
Park.
Prince Alla rt, attended by Colonel lion. Charles Grey
and Lieut.-Cahouet lion. Alexander Bunton, lett the Castle
at Sire asinutoso twit nine o'clock this morning for the station
of the (treat Weidi-rri Railway ill Windsor, and travelled to
town by a special train.
Ilia Royal Ilichnie, after presiding at a meeting of the
Royal Coonorui—• for the Promotion of the Exhibition of
ry tun. .1 t U'u.dvrr, attended by Colonel lion.
Oryy and 1.k.0r.-rooloolel lion. A. (bonbon, by a special train
an tb, Uniat Western Railway, arriving at the Castle at a
quarwr pint tan o'ch.ck.
The Prin... of Wales alai Priam Alfred walked out to-
day, nth nth( I.y Mr. Birth. 'floe Princesses Helena and
lonise and l'rilooso Arthur took their meal airing.
Prof...Aar sostoniek left the Cattle today.
11cr Majoyte .and l'rinev Albert walked in the afternoon
in the Home l' irk.
The r..%.11
the Duch,, at heat, Baroness 4,. Syeth, Visrount Jocelyn,
Colonel the lion. Charles Urcy, Sir Licorgy Caliper, Sit
Jinx" Clark.
So s v, Fyn —The Queen and Prince Albert took
their .11.11:11 early inoniing walk. The royal family took
allsio2 oxen i• on the grounds adjacent to the Castle.
Iler hi. Royal l'rinec Albert, his
Boovtl !Biotin,— the PfillCi• of Widen, her Royal Highness.
tlorPrineoss Royal, the ladies and gentlemen of the court,
and On dom. .tie hnuarhuld, attended divine service this
marline: in thi• prisate chapel. The lion. and Rev. U.
W.11..1. .41. 1,14
I :14111. the Datkesa of Kent also attended
the rt

llityal Ilivlincias Prince Albert prodded nn Saturday
morning :it a nit-oin¢ of the Royal l'ominission for the
I'mmotion of thi Ethibition in 1/111 of the Works of In-
dustry of all Nation.. Ilia Royal Highness arrived at the
building for the. xhibition iu Hyde-park at 10 o'clock,
attended by Colonel lion. Charles Orey and Lieut.-colonel
Hon. A. Conlon. The comotissioners present were, the
Duke of Buret...eh, Karl Uranvilk, Lord Stanley, Lord
Overstone, the Right Hun. Henry Labouchere, Sir Richard
Weatinsteott, Sir Utiarlea Lyell, Sir Charles L. Eastlake,
Mr. Daring. M.l`., Mr. B.uley. Mr. Cobden, M.P., Mr.
Cubitt, Mr. T. F. Gibson, Mr. J. Oott, Mr. Pusey, M.P.,
and Mr. John Shepherd (Chairman of the Raft India Corn-
pony). Mr. Edgar flouring (Acting Secretary to the Com-
m...tol Rag in attendance. Colonel Reid, R.E., Chairman
of the Elll,llllle Committee, and Colonel Lloyd and Dr.
l.von Mayfair. Sreial Commissioners, attended the Royal
fhe 'ruting broke up soon after 1 o'clock,
when Prince Albert took his departure on his return to
Wind.or Castle.
The Queen will hold a Privy Council to-morrow (Tues-
slay. the 1 Ith) at Windsor ('sane. Summonses were mined
on Saturday to the miniateri and officers of state.

Iler Majesty has nominated the Duke of Cam-
bri.lue, Knight Orond Cross of St. Michael and St. George,
to he Grand Master of that distinguished order, in the
room of his late Royal 'Lahti's* the Dako of Cambridge.

OFFICIAL ATFOINTMENrA.—David Robert Ross,
Esq. formerly for Belfast), is appointed Lieutenant-
fiosernor of • Tobago. in the room of Major Lawrence
Greene. deceased. Samuel Allan Wilmot, But., Attorney-
General of New Brisioluick, is appointed Pawns Judge of
the Supreme Court in that colony, in place of W. Carter,
Esq.. appointed Chief Justice. Aston Daseren, Esq., is
appointed Chief Justice at St. Christopher's. Capt. Ma..
Stun is appointed Colonial Secretary of South Australis.
Bork Francis Finniss, Esq., is appointed ColonialTressurcr
of South Australia. George Frederick Dashsrood. Esq., is
appointed Commiasioner of Police for South Australia.
Richard F. Newland. P.m., IS appointed Stipendiary Ma-
gistrate fur the port of Adelaide, South Australia. 06-

payees-.
LORD STANLEY had a parliamentary dinner on
Saturday evening, at his mansion, in St. tames's-so:wire,
when hi. lordship entertained the following members of the
House of Commons :—Viw.nint Mandeville, Viscount Gal-
way, Sir Charles Knightley, Bart., the lion. 11. Cole, the
lion. Captain Maxwell, the Hon. F. Scott, Sir W. Verner,
Bin., Sir Charles Burrell, Bart., Sir Alexander Hood,
Bart., Sir Henry Meng, Ban., Major Cumming Bruce, Mr.
Blikemore, Colonel Bruen, Mr. Birch, Mr. Arkwright, Mr.
Edwards, Mr. Melling', Mr. (l. Dupri, Mr. Conolly, Mr.
Waeldincton, Mr. Grogan, Mr. Halsey, Mr. J. Bailey, Mr.
Compton, Mr. Morgan, Mr. Forbes, Mr. J. Neeld, Mr.
Fellowes, Mr. Le.
VISCOUNTY-sS PALMERSTON'S SOIREE.—On Satur-
dat Vl...countess Palmerston had a mini in Cashes-
gardens. The Duke of Wellington. Lord John Russell, and
several of the members of the cabinet. the Russian Minister,
and Clow on two hunartd of the elite of society in town
were present.
THE Fox CLI'B.—On Saturday evening, the first
dinner of the members of this old established club took
place at Brooks's, St. Jainee'setmet. There was rather a
numerous muster, the campy including, the Earl Fits-
walnuts, the Earl of Casagerdows, the Earl of Belk-stet, the
Earl of straffonl, Viscount Milton, M.P.. Viscount Elwin,-
ton. M.P.. Lord De Manley, Lord Sap, and Sele, Lord
Sudety, Lord James Smart, Lord Poltimore, the
Right lion. Sir Robert Adair, the Right Hon. J. W. Fits-
trick• the lion. 11. Duncan, the lion. Colonel Geoff,*
eppell, Sir William Gibson Craig, Major-General Fox,
Hon. 0. W. Fitawilliam, M.P., the Right Hon. Dr. Leo).
mato°, Colonel Boldero, the Hon. T. Tracy, Mr. A. W.
Roberts, Mr. 11. F. Stephenson, Mr. A. K. Stepheneam, at.
THE COUNTESS GREY is, we are happy. to say, re-
covering from her recent severe illness. and will shortly be
able breams, her visits in society. Immediately after her
lad •s restoration to health. the noble earl and crountese
will enliven the fashionable world by a scrim of reeeptioas
and dinner parties.

Txt. B tute. Coptaiu Comstock, sailed from Liter-
/4d oa Eistunisy its New Yak.