The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-24 00:00:00

THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS Of WALES

AT PLYMOUTH.
The Prince sod Prisons of Wales and suite left Plymouth
in the paddle yacht (Morse at 3.30 on Saturday morning,
sad arrived at Fowey at about 7 o'clock the same enersieg. •
At 11 a.m. their royal highoesses landed at the Victoria
steps, wherethey werersesaved by the Rev. Dr. Tteffry, vicar
of the perish sod lard of the manor, and presented with •
loyal adders drawn no by retired Major Davis, R.M., at tits
desire of and approved by • public meeting of the in..
habitant.. The royal party abs. proceeded is carriages of
the n hbonriog gentry to "Moe," the beautiful family
• reeidenos of Dr. Treffry. There their
royal highoemes inspected an unique porphyry hall
entrance of the mansios, of noble pruportloso sad
design, coustrooted solely, flooring. aides, and sealing, of
Cornish porphyry and polished granite. They then went
over the greed old rooms of the house, which are kept in •
highly fioiebed state of preservation. From'- Moe* they
proceeded to Par melting works, witeessing there the or
traction of • silver plate of 900 oz. from the lead ore ; then'
visited Frowsy Consols Mice, to intim% a man mfr. to
Gerry the Moen up and dews the miss. The royal party
were remived on their arrival by Major Davis, the purser
of the mine, by whom every arrangement had been made
for the receptios of the royal visitors, who mime* inspected
the mashies, and witnessed the transit of several minors.
Their royal highoesees were then Mown AnstM". engine
on the miss, the most powerful miming pump-log mese in
the world, the Prieeemparently takiegmech interest in the
exhibition of the vast power stows by the maims in work-
ing. The Prioress, from her being in a delicate Mate of
Math, and min meting is, retuned to •• 'Mee; where,
with the Earl of Moans Mecum* the Dacha. of Sather.
land, mad the Countess De Grey, she lambed with Dr.
Thar, sad family, and thee returned on board the yieht.
A large party of the osighbouriog gentry were invited to
witness the arrival of the royal tarty on the first occasion in
"Place "-terraced gardenia ; and among the company present
were two young Danish Mimeses% the Bartmeee von Branca
mid the Baroness Flamm von Bretton (school-fellows of
Min Zr. Traffry), who were promoted to abs Princess, and
were received by Mr royal highness most graciously. From
Fowey Consols the Prises proceeded on to ilieturmel, to
inspect rte reins of Refl.:m.lomile, situated on bin own
y, and formerly the princely reaidesos of the
property,
ytekes of Cornwall. After isupeoting the miss hie
royal highness lambed at an adjoioiag farm house vented •
by Mr. Rotaries, M.P., retuning oei board the yacht in the
evening, where their royal highnesses gave a dinner, at
which were, swum the company presoak lb. Earl Moist
Edgetinsbe. Duke and Duchess of Butberland. Lewd Pert-
ness, Dr. Treffry. and Colonel Peard (Garibeldi's Reg.
Bahama), whose seat, Pomade, is is the seighbourbood.
Os Sunday morning the yacht left Feway at as early hoer
for Motutt's Bey, where their royal highnesses remained
daring Sunday, at St. Mich.'''. Monet, with John St.
Ankle, Esq., and Lady St. Aabyn.

VIOLENT STORM IN FRANCS AND
The Nord of Brunel, gives a sad account of the neaps
caused by a molest storm of thunder. hail, sod sir, which
bar pulsed aloeg tin (sootier, of Franco sod Belgium. At
Mese, Noshes" Vaincissoss, Liitis, Mustriolit, and
(Mass, the destruction of property woo intesssen sad sum
vol lima were lost. Is lite eoootry betimes Mau toots
an the cup is the dad sad praser were cut to please by
the boil, mid is du mall tows of Ramis more the* 12.000
passe gloms was Wawa. At Itaintriebt the hailetesse
were as large as pigemid eggs, sod broke not °sly the win.
thus bat use the slates mid tiles of the roofs. lo the en-
visage el It. Qualls two milts wont blows duns, gad mho
*wrier at ere oldies killed. At °strati several hours mod
aver buildings were thrown dowu by the ceowiliesod clone
ef wied mod toed, Wing we pones end wssullsit wad
others. Thoitusege Jose slug the Ilse foliose.4 by the
Ales le ~rear* bet ee yet wet be eakidated.

LIFEBOAT SIERVICES.—During the storms
of the past year, 1864, the Boats of the National lifeboet
institetkm have eared dl parsons from different wrecks on onr
coasts. The Institution has also expended L 18,031 Ito 6d. In the
sense period on it. Lifeboat establishments, In addition to vent-
ing /MO as reward. for ming Ski shipwrecked persons by it.
lifeboats end other means. The Committee of the Institution
earneetiy APPIAL to the public for AB.9IBTANCIL, to enable
them to met Lb. ..tinged hoary dementia on She institution's

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law nsr am CB.l Bemis
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buskers sad by as * ,at UN /rd.
tation. 14, John-et:ern. A eIP - - - -

(VERA And RACE GLASSES, by NEGRETTI
1-1' sad Ils. and db., In blather case, with rock
crystal kerns or In aluminium, 6 guineas and npwarda To he
kid es at Moir [oar establishments 1, liatton-garden ; /9,
liituractreet : and 163, lneetatreet.

JOHN BROODEN'S EXCELLINTE BIJOU-
Till E COULANTSMODDIJOI SPDCIAUE Asa PABILIQUi
J. & hams been honoured with • lint-clme Medal se the Paris
Dithered Nehlbitlon. aormapanied by the above detterteg tes-
Usendal, remedially invitee the public to an Impaction of hie
GOLD CHALYB and extensive amortment of nicsumaY.
made on the —.JOHN BNOODEN, Goldsmith. Nene-
=. No. 6. ffeertettnetteet, Covent,Mrdela Si"'
A.D. 1111& Assays made of Chaim and Jewellery for IL
each. N.B. This establishment to closed at 6in the evening. and
on fletindays M I Welock.

RKMEMBICR I you will see your friends at
=VA Nit otter the Opera. We dun alp there.

/the Orprefiii.

TO 00111JSPONDIratib.
61henteauseate intended tor The loprees" London Ueda.
O'r, must be at the Moe. 10, loareelewtreet, by Two
k oa the day of pablioetles.

PZINOICISik

Tins tromro, REART:BIIINGS VIDDLiSIMINGG.
—AARAH NA POGUL Masora. D. Boo Maul; J. Brougham,
Vaadmshorr, D. Maher, D. Murray, Beikm, Marfie D.
IhraaMaeda arid Mir M. Olivir.—Amil AN /AM APOLOGY.

BIZTANIII4.

TM! Emma, TRIED CIaII.4AND FIRST CLASS. Means.
Cranford. Draninioud, Ingirood, and Parry; blenlootro Yarold.
Morton, and Scott.—THY VOLUNTEER.—And THE HEBREW
DIAMOND; OR, THE EYE OF LIGHT I Mu St. Came.