The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-18 00:00:00

.Flxon the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT.
LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S Orrice, Dee 18.—Orders
for the court'. change of mourning on Sunday the 6th of
January, 1850, for her late Majesty the Queen Dowager,
vie. The ladies to wear black silk, fringed or plain linen
er muslin, white gloves, back or white shoes, fans, and
tippets, white necklaces and earriap no diamonds. The
gentlemen to wear black, (untrimmed, fringed or plain
linen, black swords and buckles. The court to camp the
mourning further on Sunday the 13th of January, 1860;
via :—The ladies to wear black ilk velvet or velvet-colound
ribbons, fans, and tippet*. The gentlemen to continue in
bleak, and to wear coloured swords and buckles. And on
Sunday, the 20th of January, 18.59, the court to go out of
mourning.
LoaD CHAMBIIHLAIN't3 OPTICS, Dec. 18.—It is the
intention of the Queen and that of the royal family to con-
tinue their mourning for her late Majesty the Queen Dow-
ager until the 13'b of MaroN,lBso, changing to half mourn-
ing upon the lath of February, 1860.
WHITEHALL, Dec. 18.—The following adman
of condolence to the Queen, on the evasion of the death of
her late majesty Queen Adelaide, having been transmitted
to the Right Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart , her Majesty's
principal secretary of state for the Horne Department, f
presentation, were presented accordingly to her Majesty,
who war pleased to receive the same very graciously :
TO TEI Cittlilea HOST IXCiLLINT HAJISTT.
May it please yourMajesty,—We. the mayor, alder-
men, and barges. of tts borough of Liverpool,
in council sammbled, beg to swoosh your Majesty
with the expressisa of our encore and heartfelt sor-
row for the logs which your Majesty and the people of these
kingdoms have sustained by the lamented death of her Ma-
jetty the Queen Dowager. The virtues which adorned the
private lite of this illustrious lady, the rectitude of her tubas
conduct, and the munificence with which she supported
every object calculated to promote the interests of true cha-
rity, aad to extend the knowledge and influence of religious
principle., all endeared her to your Majesty's loyal sub ects,
and render her loss an occasion of general and unaffected
sorrow. Whilst we wrench your Majesty with our
sincere cendolence and our deepest sympathy, we at the
same time venture to express our earnest hope that
your majesty may be long spared to perpetuate the virtues
which distinguished Queen Adelaide, and to reign in the
hearts of a loyal and devoted people.--Signed on behalf of
the Council of the borough of Liverpool. Joao Houses,
Mayor. Transmitted by the mayor.
And the faowing on the same subject From the maps-
crates of the county of Middlesex. Transmitted by H.
Pownall, Eqt , Chairman of the Court.—From the Council
of the borough of Portsmouth. Transmitted by the Town
Clerk.

BANKRUPTS.
EDWARD WEALLZT, Kingsgate street, Mei Holborr,
clutb worker.
FRANCIS GOLDING, Tunbridge Wells, Kest, groom
FREDERICK KING, OKtOrd, auctioneer.
Jong OEOROS BRIGGS, LAMMIMF. illlikeelMW.
WILLIAM LI Vela MALPAS, NOMiIhIUD, innkeeper.
Ruarar GIBBS, Birmingham, earn solar.
Tauxas Maas, Brierly-hill, Staffordshire, boiler manu-
facturer.
HIRST HEPWORTH, Selby, Yorkshire, lineadraper.
JOSEPH Ramat., Liverpool, jeweller.
MATTHEW PLAID and Jour ALISANDIR, Bath, watch-
makers.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
PSTIN 11.0111001 Slid JOHN MlSHlLT,lsar-
cock, ealieo printer..
THOMAS Moods. Oleagow, foreltest.
GEO/101 )(Ammons, Anint, Alamo, Bile shire,
Ganaoa WILSON, Damon, Argyllshire, cattle dealer.
THOMAS WALLACI,
WILLIAM GORDON, A ,advocate.