The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-13 00:00:00

VTR Court._

FitlDAT.—The royal family took walk-
ing an.] pony exercise this morning in the grounds adjacent
to the c' istle. The Earl and Countess Spencer, Sir R. and
Lady Gardiner, and the Rev. Dr. l'hilpott took their dew-
ture Loin the Castle to-day.

Mr. )hllonnell, Governor of the Gambia, had an
interview with Earl Grey yesterday at the Colonial-office.
Lord .%. ley had an interview, with Sir G. Grey yesterday
at the Home-office. The Rev. T. E. Poole, I) D., Colonial
and Garrison Chaplain of Sierra Leone. had an interview
yesterday with Earl Grey at the Colonial.office.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer and Lady M.
Wood returned to their residence in Downingatreet on
Thnratle;+ night from Hickleton Hall, Yorkshire.

The Queen, Prince Albert, and the royal family
are eau. cted to arrive at Buckingham Palace from Windsor
Cuth on Monday, the 22nd inst., on which day her Majesty
will hobl a privy council, when the speech from the throne,
upon the opening of the new parliament, will be determined
:pm. The court will proceed to Osborne immediately
fter the addresses to her Majesty, in reply to the royal
speech, have been presented.

[From lard night's Gazette.]
WAR OFFICE, Nov. 12.
6th Drag. Gds.—Copt D. If. Mackinnon, from 16th Lt. Drags., to
be cant., rice Warrincr, who exchange..
Bth It. I )rags.—Cleat 11. Duberly, from the 68th F., to be psymast.,
vice D'Orley W. Watley, who retires upon half-pay.
16th It. Dragin—Capt. E. Warriocr, from 6th Drag. Gds., to be
capt., vice Mackinnon, who cachanges.
Stb lkw. of F.—Lieut. J. U. Vigor., from 9th F., to be lieut., rice
Hawes, who exchange.
6th V.—Capt. M. Gunning, from It-p. 25th Lt- Drags., to be cap.,
repaying the differenor, vice Sullivan, dec.; Lieut. 11. Battu', to be
=pt., by par., rice Gunning, who ; Em. R. Thompson, to be
lieut., by par., vice Balguy; E. Lloyd, gent, to be ens., by par., vice
Thomann.
9th E.—Lieut. G. Cubit; to be rapt., by par., rice Lushington,
prom. ; Lieut. 0. H. Howe. from sth F., to be Sect., vise Vigor.,
who exch. • En. J. Whiteside, to be lieut., by par., rice Cubitt ; T.
R. Hamilton, gent., to be eec., by par., vice Whiteside.
18th F.—Lieut. R. Doran, to be adj., vice Bruce, promoted.
26th F.—Ens. D. 11. IlLbr, to be lieut., by par., vice Duff, who ret.
B. W. F. M. Milano, gent., to be ens., by par., rice Blair.
42nd F.—Ens. J.W. P. Orde, to be lieut., by par., rice Barnett, who
ret ; C. Maitland, gent., to be ens., by par., vice Orde.
Goth V.—Lieut W. 11. Stirling, from h.-p. 9th F., to be lieut., rite
Mitchell, promoted.
64th F.—Ens. J. Singleton, to be taut, by Doe., vice Stet:hen., who
rel.; W. J. Chad., gent., to be env, by par., vice Singleton.
68th F.—Lieut. J. Csmidy, from h.-p. 9th F., to be heat, vice
Dually, app. paymaster Bth Lt. Itenge.
71. t F.—Major Sir 11. Dalrymple, Bart, to be lieut.-col., by par.,
vice England, who sets ; Brev.-Major E. Foy, to be major, by par.,
vice Sir H. Dalrymple; Elect C. W. T. Rich to be c.a., by par., vice
Foy; Ens. W. F. Segravc, to be lieut., by par., vice Rich; W. John.
son, gent., to be rm., by par., vice Segrave.
72nd F.—Litait. 11. Rice, to be rapt., by par., See Pollard, who mt.:
Ens. A. Wade to be lieut., by par., vice Bice ; T. C. H. Bat, gent, to
be rm., by par., vise Wade.
73rd P.—Major W. Eyre, to be lieut.-col., by pat., vice V. Menlen,
who ret ; Capt. W. L. Y. /taker to be major, by sour., vice Eyre ;
Lieut. C. Littlebaks, to be apt, by por., vice Baker; En. F. J. T.
Arnie, to be lieut., by par. , vice Littlehales; T. B. Bower, gent.,
to Wens., by put., vice Amick.
75th P.—Lieut. A. T. llotham, to be cant, bypnr.,vice Freer,
in 3rd W.I. Reg; Ens. W. Sleysell, to be lieut.. by pur., via Hotham ;
C. F. Barnett, gent, to be ens., by par., vice Meynell.
9•lnd F.—Lieut. C. M. Hamilton, to be apt., by per., rice Miller,
who retire.; Ens. A. Selan M'Donald, to be Heat., by pur., vice Ha-
milton ; D. P. Campbell, gent., to be ensign, by par., vice 3l'Donald.
Rifle Brigade.—Lieut. P. C. B. Hamilton, to be apt., by par., vice
Brev.-Major Riudsbraate, who ret. ; Sec. Lieut. A. W. Clifton, to be
find heat., by par., rice Beckwith, who ret. ; Sec. Lieut. the Hon.
L. Curzon to be 114 t Seat, by par., vice Hamilton ; the Hon. J. C.
R. itingliain to be sec. Ikut, by par., vice Clifton ; Becher, beat.,
to be .a. lieut., by par., vice
3rdlWein India Kart —Major W. 4. Mills, tote lieut.-col., by per.,
rice Malmo, who ret.; Capt. D. G. Freer, from 75th F., to be inajor,
by pur., via Mills.
UNAITACIIK.—Lieut. T. Mitchell, from 60th F., to be cape., with-
Out par.
Batrer.—Capt. M. Gunning, from 6th F. to be major in the army 1
Brevet. Major M. Gunning, of 6th F., to be lieut.-col. in the army.
OARIINON,—IIeat W. Jenkins, of the RL Newfoundland Companies,
to be fort-major of St-John's, Newfoundland, rice Mason. who resigns.
110.PITAL Stare.—Assist-Salf Surg. N. O'Connor, M.D., to bested
tare. of the second dare, rice Edmond...a, drained.
Mewoeasns Ctiri.thut names of Sec. Lieut. Stephenson, of
87tb F., are Henry James. The 001111Diani011of C.a. J. S. shorty, of
the 4th F., is to bear date the 2nd June, 1345, instead of 28th June,
11144.