The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-28 00:00:00

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The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by the
Prince of Walee ana Prince Alfred, took an airing yesurday
in an open carriage and four. Colonel: Buckley and Limit.-
Colonel Seymour, the equerries in waiting, attended on
horseback.
Her Malady bad a dinner party yesterday at Buckingham
passe. The company included the Duchess of Kent. the
Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Mary, the Here-
ditary Grand Dabs and Grand Dashers of Meeklenhung
Strelits, Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar, the Duke of Wel-
lington, Lady Aspens Brum, Lady Augusta Cadman, Its-
rousse de Speth, the MarTeis Breadalhans, the Earl sail
Countess ef Yarborough. Lord George Lennox, Mr. G. B.
and the Hen Mrs. Amon, Sir George Cooper, and Mr. B.
1 the Ifildmay.

The Duke of Cambridge visited the Duchess of
Glowsester yesterday at Glenceeter-house.
Mr. Yates had an interview with Earl Grey yes-
terday at the Colonial-ofiLw.
Sir Thomas Phillippe and Mr. Ormsby Gore bad
interviews with air George Grey yesterday at the Hoes-
Sir Ishii Lowther had an interview with the right
hoe. baronet as Tbureday.
IDlfollee were sent off yesterday evening from
the Wealaaier for the pennon of the North American
whales. Donahoe were alar seat of lot evening far the
common of Yaa Diseases Lead sad Port Phillip.

H. R. H. Panics Ammar having graciously ow-
Csscsocsa to imens the invitation of then ommittee et Visi
ton et the N. XidiUmn County Luna Asylum about to
built at Casey Hateb, to lay the foundation Mame of the
buildiag, has appointed Tuesday, the Bth of May, at twelve
o'clock, ler Um aeronomy.

DEATH 07 CAPTAIN SIR THOMAS BOrrltailEß,
1L.C,8 This gallant dhow, superintendent of Chatham
dockyard, died at his aerial residence, on Thandaymoraing,
at three Wok*. He was highly distinguished, and bad
seen a gnat deal of .miss. Mk health and coastitatka
wore broken in China dar lug the war, in which he eon-
maxrdwl the Blonde frigate. He married a daughter of Ad-
miral Sir E. Codrington, and was 69 years of age,

(Frees lest sight's Gazette.)
FOSZION-OIVICE, Aram 27.—The Queen ben been
gradossly pleased to appoint the Right Hon. Sir Henry
Lytton Balms., lite Her Majesty's Envoy Extra-
ordisery_end Minister Plenipotentiary to the Quin of Spain,
to be Ka lielesty's Savoy Pstraortlinsry and Minister
Plenipotentiary to the Vetted States of America.

EAST INDIA HOUSE.
An adjourned special court, for the purpose of con-
sidering the quad= of the &attar& mosese, leas held yes-
virility, at the Indl•-hoose; Sir Amid Wad Galloway is the
chair
Mr.. HOLT MACKENZIB seedraded thee the adopted
sots ci the late BAjill at Seams englii, maw the treaty
which existed, to be esmbissed as dm net ant sennssors
that prises. The govemment had leen Entity ef bed faith
in the course they lied mow& with roped to the Senate
state. The treaty midi wee entered hoe in 1819 was not
a treaty with as Individual. bin a treaty with a mate and
with a people, and thseeloo the enemas ant habits of that
people ought to be mesidsred in carrying such a treaty oat.
lie contested the opinion of the clubmen, that minis wards
in the original treaty, in the Ifahratts imeneneocwt ape-
(ideally heirs of the body. The weeds Ishii bed hem
referred to by the sheen= as be*. web annming may
expressed heirs and snow ; esstedien eo the
Marotta inalsded Win by eitetka. Tim weaken
reed a number of as bent deenmenie burin upon the
subject., mil ewsidaded by impleeing the omit ad le depart
from tho pa* et hamar owli pod MM. bat s
ere
Siam the
eneseesese oldie Mak of Salters in the widen they were
In ludo wielded to SU.
Sir H. lILLLOCK (a direeke) said, he had always
boss of *mks that the deposition of Pertanb Slag bad
been forced spot the geoteemsat by the reJah's own gon-
duet, and he had weer bed modes to swerve from Oat
opinion. The matter, beereete, wit& was now helms the
court rested wen ihnodetlea. Althea& the DAM
government night be jraiiisd in deposing Pernob
that was so ream why the sovereignty of Seetsra wee to be
anlated. He thought the British government were bowed
to fulfil the expectations of the Satan He oblested
to the course which a majority of the board had takes, b►
. oases he believed it would lead to the extirsdastion el the
native printipalitla of India.
Sir R. CAMPBELL (a director id
that a great
injust!ce had been done to the Rajah of Satter*, as he
r looked upon the annexation of that state as a gross violation