The Express.
London, England, 1853-06-07 00:00:00

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Her Majesty will bold a Privy Council on &tur-
as, anarafam, the 11th inst., at Buckingham Palace.
The E orl of Aberdeen had an audience of the Queen, yes-
Igagctd Buckingham Palate.
Albert rode out on horseback, yesterday morning,
allemded by Captain the Hun. Dudley De Ike.
The Gist's and Prince Albert took a dries in an open
Woe and fair, yesterday afternoon. Lord Charles Fits-
ay mil Captain theMon.Dudley De Boa attended on horse-
let!.
The royal dinner circle, last evening, at Buekinsham
Nem, occluded the Austria& Minister and Countese
oda, Bari Spencer, Viscount and Viscountess Sydney, Vis-
alia Joc.ljn, Lord and Lady Wodehosm, Lady Cowley,
tad lord Seaton.
The bead of the Coldstream Guards attended in the
Mee daring dinner, and performed tail following

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of Lent, accompanied by the Princess
hiallolio of Noboolobs, mud attended by Lady Anna Maria
Damon rod Irmo de Spsth, left town yesterday for ben
vollimoo, Tape w.

• deputation ken the convent:los of the Royal Burghs
Of kotand, ocarialag of the Lord Provost of Edinburgh,
M Lord Proustdi Glasgow, Mr. Whitefoord Diackeusie,
OM Haillie Illetrimedari an iaterviaw with the Right lion.
B. Cardwell yeaenday at the lima of Trade.
• deputatisa hem the Code. Railway Company, coo.
slating of Messrs. Robe* W. Crawford, R. G. (Jordon,
J.O. Frith, Breast', 0.11., !and Cooper, secretary of the
y, had as Wonky with the Hake of Newcastle
y at the CalenioloMee.
The Marquis Olsen lad as interview with Viscount
Palatentaa puterday at tbe Hceno-olike.
Mr. Whisdompi )psis, from the convention of the
WOW flealark had an interview with the Chan-
ol
of us Illealstnor yesterday at his of residence 1
Is Demilipluese. 1
A Aegowska tree the parish of Et. George's-in-the-Bast
lel askonfew with Viesesat Palmerston at the Home-
The deputation consisted of the Rev.
LW (mew), Mr. Samuel nudger and Mr. John
(churchwardens),
and Mr. W. L. Howell (vestry
Tleßev. Mr. Lake had an interview with the Duke of
Newcastle yesterday at the Colonial-ofilee.

Tin Duica or; (imoa.—Yasterday, his Royal
Risher' the Duke of Gems, seeempanied by a large
petty of ladies sad inallomem went to Rielnnond, end
inekfasted at the elk esi Garter, The Duke, meow
pried by his Tamilleasy As Sardinia& Minister, drove
ma to Bra pas NM efts, bresktest, and inspected the
lesion pane mad prism In the evening his Royal
La be= Unsaved the Earl and Oeuntees Granville with
Me at dinner, at their mimics in Britton-street
bMblu frets were invited to meet his royal
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PRINCE ALBERT AT THE TRINITY HOUSE.

We yesterday reported the fact that a banquet
in been given at the Trinity house on Saturday, when a
Isms and distinguished company supported Prince Albert,
who, as the master of the corporation, occupied the chair.
The press were not admitted, but from a voluminous short-
hand report sent to us last night by the corporation, we
give the following speech of Prince Albert. It may be
aided that all the speeches were of the usual after-dinner
cempliwatary character, and contained nothing of political
or commercial importance.
Prince ALREHT, in returning thanks after his health had
been drunk, said: My lords and gentlemen,—Allow me
east sincerely to thank you for the kindness with which
you hive received the toast which the deputy master has
jest proposed to you, and I beg to thank him for the very
obliging terms in which be has proposed my health.
When this important corporation elected me as
tea muter, I was well aware that I did not
ewe it to any permed merit of my own giving
me CiSiOU to such • distinction, and I might well
have passed before I undertook to succeed, in any task or
poetical, that greet man whom few could hope ever to equal
is talent, energy, and wisdom. But I felt that I saw in
the choice of the brethren an evidence of their desire to
salt their respect and attachment to the throne ; and in
my own acceptance of the office, the means for the Queen
to testify through me her interest and solicitude for British
famine sad navigation, and British seamen. Ever
Ware King Henry the Eighth, one of the high functions
of the state has been delegated to this corporation—
namely, that of lighting the emit, piloting vessels,
med tended% aid and meielimes le the poor merchant
mom. vim out the MB sad ;demises of his
whealmows Ilk Thworld been Iselimsay to the filliner
in width them duties hare le and las reke
le awes that en he mere le the separable then
that which Wemir hem by ems breekeet en
tee other side of the /Was. The ever.elassming, rema.
Wig. led paseemehig inlinumese time, have in their
heritable °Paredes made themielese felt with regard to
116 Imitation sol the milt is due to the
whist swipmelelhm whisk Ile dila brethren have
the tr dumb made epos dagewilear, hear.) ahltherto *Omni the alma Power of
Wig re public for VW °keels of &dr they cheer. ,
her sassatiml le wink *sir gain is the *Meat pub-
Iller Wiser sal meirall•f=t• Their own power
serfs
wiereit without The interests of the
taw mama they felt dwilmiwas imp' lead eseam. (Hear.)
repatmusg any wish te releleWaseew in the dis-
tribution of aim
asides whisk in fact thee bed Wm, rto looked
flees as ad and respond& M 6=ol eat rt
jed
themselves *sir Menem to briug the
owrialeissimairder the meeks of her Majesty's government,
led met be the inhering is framing a
floossrl. the peeped Widish is is relieve a clam without
impairing lie mmd strength and ae1=11116.89. otili
hips that the Mrs will not s • from making the
attempt Pot al the corporation of the Trinity House
have dome thanks are *sly duo to the excellent Deputy
Mester and the elder brethren who kite supported him in
W ettlasult duties.

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