The Express.
London, England, 1853-08-15 00:00:00

VOt Court.

OSBORNE, Acorer 13.
The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by
the Priam of Wales, Prince Alfred, and the Prince 01
Pramia, attended by the Hun. Mary Seymour and the Gen-
tlemen in Waiting, went on board the Prussian frigate
Gellon, which was anchored off O•borne at noon y day.
The royal party embarked in the boats of the Victoria and
Albert, under a salute from the frigate.
Her M jesty, his Royal Highness, and the Prince Lf
Prussia drove over in the afternoon to visit the Grand
Duchess Katherine, near Ryde.
The party at dinner yesterday included the Prince of
Prusais, the Earl and Counters of Wilton, Lord Adolphus
Fitsclarence, Vice•Admir,l Sir Thomas Cochrane, Captain
Schroeder (of the Prussian navy), Count Puckler, tad Count
Golts.

AtiOUST 14.
The Dueheaa of Kent, attended by Lady Augusta Bruce
and Sir George Cowper, arrived at Osborne at half-past 3
o'cl ek yesterday afternoon, from Frogmore.
The Queen and Duchess of Kent, attended by Lady Gains-
borough, Lady A. Bruce, and Col. Houten', drove out
yesterday afternoon.
Prince Albert rode on horseback.
The lion. Colonel and Lady Sophia Phipps had the
honour of being invited to dinner in the evening.

The Earl of Aberdeen will entertain the Cabinet Minis-
ters at dinner on Wednesday neat, at his residence, Argyll-
house.

MOVEMENTS OF TUE ROYAL FAMILY.—The Queen
and royal family will remain at Osborne House till the
birthday of Prince Albert, the 26th instant, which of late
years has been celebrated at the rasrine residence of the
Prince and his royal consort. The day commences with a
serenade in the grounds, end the entire household, those
employed in the farm, with the crew of the royal yacht, are
indulged with a holiday, and sports upon the grounds,
which the royal party witness with all the condescension of
a private family in the midst of their faithful servants.
Immediately after this auspicious celebration the Court
will depart for Ireland, on the morning of Satueday, the
27 h, hut the Queen and Prince will not enter Dublin until
Monday, the 29th instant. Her Majesty will be atteuded
by the Duke of Newcastle, one of the principal Secretaries
of State, and by the Lard Chamberlain, the Marquis of
Breadalbene. The Queea will remain at the Viceregal
Lodge till the end of the week, when she will proceed on
her annual visit to the retirement of her highland home.—
Macros,.

THE ANNUAL WHITEBAIT DINNER took place on
Saturday at the Trafalgar, Greenwich, previous to the pro-
rogation of parliament. The following ministerial members
of both houses of parliament were present:—Right lion.
W. E. Gladstone, Lord Alfred Hervey, Right lion. Sir
James Graham, Mr. James Wilson, Right lion. E. Sirup,
Lord Sydney, Lord Workhouse, lion. Robert Doyle, Duke
of Newcastle, Mr. Grenville Berkely, Right lion. Sir W.
Molsisworth, Mr. William Keogh, the Lord Chancellor,
Lord De Tabley, Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, Right Hou.
W. G. Hayter, Viscount Drumlanrig, Sir A. J. E. Cock-
burn, Mr. W. Monsell, Sir Richard Bethell, Mr. Robert
Lowe, Hon. W. Cowper, E irl of Mulgrave, Mr. John Sad-
leir, Lord Ernest Bruce, Earl of Aberdeen, Mr. Frederick
Peel, Duke of Argyll, Right lion. E. Cardwell, Viscount
Palmerston, Viscount Canning, Mr. Ralph Diborne, Earl
Granville, Marquis of Breadalbanc, and Lord Elcho.

OFFICIAL APPOINTMKNT.—The Hon. Frederick
Bruce, now Charge d'AlEnres and Consul-General to the
Oriental Republic of the Uruguay (Monte Video), is ap-
pointed her Majesty's Agent and Consul-General in Egypt.