The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-09 00:00:00

Cpe Court.

WINDSOR, WatinnaDAT, Jaw. S.
The Quen walked this morning in the BlOpm.
The royal family took their secsmented airisp. Pikes
Albert west out shooting this meriting, accompanied by the
Doke of Cambridge, Lord John Russell, andthe Right Hos.
C. Shaw Lo sere, sad attended by Lord Waterpert,
Colonel Hos. C. B Polyps sad Lieet.-Colonel F. R. Sey-
mour. The royal dieser party at the Cutts thie eveniog
iseludes the Duke of Cambridge, the Duchess of Suthirland,
and Lody C. Lemma Bower. Lord sad Lady John Remelt,
the Rev. Lord Wriothisley Remelt, and the light Hos. the
Speaker sad Mrs. Shaw Wm*. The bad of the R^yal
Hone Guards was la attendance during dinner. The Queen'.
private baud afterwards attended in the Castle. Lord Pieter-
park hen relieva Lttrd Camay+ is his duty as Lord is Wait
tag to the Quist, sad Mr. B. ()rotary 13/re hes relieved
Lieut. Cl I Sir Edward Bowater is his duty as Groom is
Waiting to her Majesty.

The Duchess of %eat, attended by Baroness de
Spode, arrived at Clarence Howe, St. James's. at hale-past
eleven o'clock yesterday women/ from her mildew:ay, Frog.
more. Her Royal Richness paid a emit to her Ilmal High-
uses tie Duchess of 010OCIIIOT. at Gloucester Rouse, and
la the afternoon left town on hi r return to Froomore.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-
ones from the OJTOT2OII of the West India colonies.

His Excellency Coast Schimmelpennieck and Ma-
dams Beluramelpenoinck are espocted to leave town to.clsy,
on a visit to Viscount and Vmoountem Palmerston, at Bread-
lands, am Ronny.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

THIS DAT.

OLD COURT.
Emma Ma. arrricc 'furor's.
THS C 71•101 •0•1•111. • DINSIST..

&MISS Sendai nirrendered to take his trial for a felo-
nious smolt upon E igebeth Reed.
Mr. Ballaatioe condected the prosecution ; Mr. Clarkson
sad Mr. Rabins^n appeared for the defendant.
The facie of this cue have been recently reported. It
will be remembered that the defendant waa • dentist is
Brenswiek-square, and that the prosecutrix we. in his see.
TAW at the time the alleged offense was committed open her.
The magistrate had allowed the defendant to be at large
apart his own reoogeisanee to appear and take his trial.
The story told by the proucatrix himself was in itself of an
improbable character, and, according to her own admiasion,
she remained in the prisoner's house two days ifafar the
occurrence, and during that time she made no oomplsist,
either to her mistime or any other person. It also appeared
that, upon her going to the defendant's house to ask for
some recompense for the injury he had done to her, he
indignantly denied the charge that she had made easiest
Wm, and asserted that the sharp had been trumped up to
extort money front him.
The cross examination of the girl produced facts which
tended to show that she was utterly unworthy of credi'. It
appeared that she had upon invert' other occasions made
similar charges against different muter', and that one charge,
which she had carried before a magistrate of the Same kind,
was dismissed. She also admitted that she slept with tha
niece of the prisoner two nights alter the alleged mu tat, and
the she made no complaint to bar upon the subject.
Mr. 13 diantine, e the close of the cross-examination of
the prosecntrix, withdrew from the orosecatian, as be said
he could not I Maul( place any reliance upon the girl's eel
duce, and he therefore thought he ought not to ask the
jury to lb DO.
Mr. Juice Telfour I expressed his opinion that the evi-
dence could not be relied on, and the jury at once returned
• verdict of Not Guilty.
The defendant was ordered to be at once diecharged from
custody, the learned judge observing that i.e left the court
without the slightest imputation upon his character.

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9, 1851.