The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-23 00:00:00

'etc Court.

The Duke of Parma visited the Queen and Prince
Albert on Saturday ar Backlashes Palace. and partook of a
ddisiNer with her Majesty sad ids Itlyal Highnees.
Her Majesty sad Pries* Albert, aosonapanied by the Prin-
cess Royal, tie Princess Alive, aad the Princess Helensltook an airing in a carriage and lour en Saturday. Colonel
Beckley and Limit.-Colonel Seymour were in attendance on
berasheek.
The Quest and Prince Albert, the ladies and gentlsenes of
the court, and the deasestie kooseheld. Mended atria* ear-
vice yesterday istersiss in the private dispel of Buckleglasna
Palace. The mem was masked by the Archbbkoi of
CanterbnammeTstrogyprayers were read 1 y the Hon. and Am
O. Leslie
The mei ebildosi took their natal sionsise yesterday.

A Cabinet Council was hold ea Saturday afternoon
at the For 011os. The utheinen3caulatrirre Lord John
Russell, the Lard Ohasedier, the of Lansdowne,
the Bari et Sk Orey, Palassrates.
Berl Grey, SO Ihmila Sr him Rabbets's, Lord
Campbell, the MO HOU. H. , *he Yuri of Car-
lisle, and the Many& of Claaricarde. The email sat three
boon.
The Belgian Male:4r transacted business at the
Foreign Ones ea Saturday.
Lord John Rumen had a parliamentary dinner
party as Saturday at hie residence in Clteshantaae. The
company consisted of Lord Marcus Hill, Lord Edward
Howard, Bight Hon. B. L. Shiel, Captain Hon. T. Vary
Dance, Colonel Itawdou, M.olor Blackhall, Captain Magus,
Mr. Pierce, S. Butler, Mr. MO Cullagb, Mr. M. N. Power,
Mr. H. Talbot, Mr John Williams. and Mr. J. Matheson.
The Earl of Carlisle had a dinner party, on Satur-
day, at hi residence in Eirorreaor•piese.
Buxtonpanijet
eluded Sir John Burgoyne, Sir idward , the
of Westmiamar, Professor Faraday, Professor Lirey, Dr.
Fare, Capt. Vitch, Mr. Lambert Jones, Mr. Steam Mr.
Hume, Mr. Grainger, Mr. Broderip, Mr. Hattie, Mr. F.
Byng. Mr. Leslie, Xr. Walters, Mr. Stow, Mr. Bidwell,
Mr. Bandeld, Yr. C. Laws'. Mr. Groves, Mr. Hodgson, Mr.
Rawer, and Mr. Cuthbert Johnson.

THE COUNTRtS OP BLEMINGTON, woompaniel by
her aeon, has loft London for Paris, when it is her inten-
d= to raids in future.

COLONIAL APPOINTMENTS. —C. Maeguley, Esq.
has received the appointment of Colonial Secretary at the
Mauritius ; Patrick Augustus Boyle, BR. Is appointed
Celouial Capon at the Geld Coast; John ilake William
Bans Allison, and William Stanley /Assisted, itr., are
appointed members of the Legislative Cleaned Van
Diemen's Land; William Napier (Lieut.-Governor) and
Jahn Gaveron Trescher, Burs., to be of the Legislative
Council of Labium—Observer.

HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. The Queen and
His Royal Hishnoss Prince Albert honoured this perform-
ance at Her Majesty's Theatre on Sanuday evening with
their presence. The royal suite comprised the Dukes of
Sutherland, Ledy Caroline Cocks, the Hon. Miss Paget,
Lord Byron, cLord George Lennox, Col. Buckley, Col.
Seymour, and Col. Wylde. Her Majesty the Queen
Adelaide's box was occupied by their Serene Highnesses
the Prioresses Elise and Amelia Hohenlohe Schillingsforet,
His Serene Highness Prince Wiiliam of Hesse Philipetahl,
His Serene Highness Prince Ernest of Hesse Philipstakl,
the Commies Wiles, Viaeoun tess Barrington, the Hon. Miss
Mitchel. and Capt. Bedford. His Royal Highness Prince Leo.
pold of Naples (Cotten of Syracuse), attended by the Chevalier
Caimans, we also present.

DEATH OP VISCOUNT MONCH.—We have to record
the death of Viscount Monek, which took place in Merrion-
square, Dahlia, ea Friday last. The deemed noblemen was
educated at Rugby, end was the third viscount bearing that
tale. He was male a Lama in the year 1797, and was the
second son of the Bret viscount, by Lis cousin, daughter of
Henry Quin, Esq , M.D. Viscount Mooch was born in 1791.
In the year 1817 be married the youngest daughter of the
late John Willington, Eon., of Killoskehane, Tipperary.
The late viscount nieceededlis brother in 1848. The family
is descended from William Le Moyne, who lived in the year
1068, and represents more immediately a junior branch of
the house of Monek, Duke of Albemarle (now extinct). The
heir to the title is the son of the deceased viscount, the Hon.
Charles Stanley, who was born in the year 1819, and who
married in 1844 his cousin, Lady Elisabeth Louisa Mary,
daughter of the that Esti of Rathdownis, a title which was
(oaf/reed upon the emend Viscount Mona, and which
became extinct at his death.