The Express.
London, England, 1848-04-15 00:00:00

be Court.

The following notice relative to the admission of
the public to Windsor Castle was issued yesterday:
Lord Chamberlain's Oleos, April 14, 1848.—Notice is hereby given
that tin consequence of excavations now in progreaain Windsor Culla,
the floors in some of the passages sire necessarily removed, and it is
impossible to admit visitors to the state or private apartments. The
Jaime of orders is on that account unavoidably discontinued far a churl
The
The military secretary to the Commander-in-Chief
had an interview with Lord J. Russell yesterday in Down-
: i.g-street.
Mr. Cooper, Mr. Ashton, and Mr. Adcock, a de-
putation from the Cambridge Improvement Commissioners,
with Mr. Randall, their clerk, had an interview with Vis-
count Morpetb yererday at the office of Woods and Forests.
Mr. J. Wood, Chairman of the Excise, had an in-
terview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday in

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the whole of the clerks and messengers of the dif-
ferent departments of the Treasury and of the government
offices at Whitehall, assembled yesterday, in the board-
room of the Treasury, when Lord J. Russell expressed his
thanks for the unanimity and alacrity displayed by an parties '
in voluntarily coming forward for the protection of the public
offices on the recent occasion of alarm.
I)espatches from the Governor of the Cape of Good
Hope were received yesterday at the Colonial-office.
Despatches were sent t.ff yesterday evening, from
the Colonial-office, far the governors of the North American
provinces.
Lady L Russell was safely confined of a son yes-
terday morning. Her ladyship is going on well.

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SEVERAL ADDRESSES TO itER MAJESTY, congratu-
lating her upou the birth of a princess, appear in last night'.
Gazette. These loyal documents have been forwarded Irom
Edinburgh, Kew, Plymouth, Lynn, Yolk, Cowes, and
Jersey. An a dress has also been presented from the Lon-
don Committee of Deputies of the British Jews.
DEATH OP Silt TIIONIAS NERVE, BART.—This gen-
tleman died on the 11th instant, at ha seat, Dagenham,
Essex, at the advanced age of 87. He was son of the first
baronet, at one period to well known in commercial circles,
and who was governor of the Bank of Eoghind in 1780, by
the daughter of John Bristow, E•q. lie married in 1791
the daughter of the late Rev. Shaw W. Digliy. He sue.
ceeded his father in 1514. The deceased is succeeded by his
son Richard, who is married to a daughter of the lite Lora
Atlanta! of Wards.nr. The deceased had scretal other
children. This family :s supposed to 6: of NOrMati tEIfIC-
Urn. The name was formerly written Le Neve.

(From het night's Ga:ef le.)
WAR.OFFItE, APRIL I I.
2nd 'Mgt. Of life Gds.—Capt. a. G. Fullerton, from h.-p. tu At., to
be amok, Tio lirce..Majael. Roche, who each.; bent. R. 2L. Lark of
Locifsrd, to be card., by per., Tice Fullerton, who ret.. ; tor. and
nota.llaut. R. 11. Ilmketh, to be lieut., by per., Tice Cce kat! of Lang-
fdrd ; Lieut. F. Rogge, from the 2nd. Urag.Cole.., to be fleet., Tice
Greville, who exch. ; (Xs. 11. J. T. Stephen., from the let Drags, to
be nor. and eub.heut, by per., rice Hesketh.
god Drag. Gds.—Lieut. W. mholl, from the 2nd ltegt. of Life
Cciie., to he limit* cite Hogg., exch.
Ist or Grenadier Wax. of F. Gds.—Capt. V. La Touche liatton,
from 76th F., to be dent. and apt, Tine Disbrow e, who each.
Coldstream Refit of F. Gds.—Capt. G. Warrender, from the 92nd
P., to be neut. and capt., rice Lynn, who each.
16th Reim of I".—Ens. G. R. Ham*. from b••It Slot Fi tO be
coos rice Grant, IMP. odi. iW. titacpoole, Ben 7., to be tax, per..
vice Manna, who re 4