The Express.
London, England, 1853-04-21 00:00:00

levee :-

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Daum—Cleveland, Norfolk.
MARQUlSES—Londonderry, Cholmondeley, Stafford.
EARLS—Wilton, Grey. Malmeebury, Fingal!, Bruce,
Egliuton, Beseborough, Roden, Sandwich, Effingham,
liarrnwhy, &afield, Kintore, Cowper, Mayo.
VLSCOUNTS—Mandeville, Galway, Barrington. Maynard,
Gage, Brackley, Somerton, Duncan, Templetowu, Crauley.
Bs, nor —Loudon.
LORDS—Byron, R 'glen, Mahon, Lilford, Marcus Hill,
Heytesburj, frindestou, Dursandle, Ii itherton, Norreys,
Calthorpe, Berriadale, Dunkellin, William Lennox,
Lovaine.
MORT Hosoasstra—Spencer Walpole, Sir George
Grey, Thomas F. Kennedy.
Ho xo as see ard Cavendish Pee. Edward Ke pp el,
Robert Daly, Standish P. Vereker George Stuart, Richard
Cornwallis Herat, L. Parsons, G. H. Cavendish, M.P., Sir
Edward Butler, Frederick althorpo, Major Fitzmaurice,
M. General Finch, C.D.
EAEON —De Goldtinid.
Bummers—Charles Des Wane, James Butler East,
M.P., George Nugent, Gilbert fleathcote, M.P. Johu
Stewart Richardson, George Philips, John Gibbons,
Thomas Hare, Thomas Winaington, M.P
Sifts.—Fituoy Kelly, M.P., Frederick Madden, James
Emerson Torment, M. T. Farquhar, Charles Barry.
Quinn's Col:aut.—R. D. Craig, Mellor.
Rawer) Ducroas.—Broadley, Seymour,lThorpe.
EIVERENDS.—Thonne Cator, Alan Gordon Cornwall,
J. B. M. Anderson, William Percival Bailey, John Barlow,
David Carson.
Saaormartt av-Law.—Manning, Clarke.
Docroas.—Michael Faraday, Ashley, Aldis, Evans,
Forbes Winslow, M'Cann, Gillkrest.
MESSIRURS.— Thordeort Hwkey, jan., Farquharson Of
Invercauld), Sanderson, W. Howard artley, A. J. B.
Hope, Hui,ll Seymour, Pemberton, H. Brand, William
Payne, llaadeville, 11. U. Addington, Corbally, M.P.
Puke, H.P., Singer, Hope Vere, Nouaille Budge, Batman,
M.P., Bainbridge, Thomson Gordon (Sheriff of Mid
Lothian), H. A. Hubert, Stafford Carey (Saddle( Guern-
sey), Allmon Cuniagham, Wells, Phillips, Bradshaw,
Fellowee' M.P., Frederick Robinson, Manners Sutton,
Ross, J. H. Vivian, M.P., Graham Vivian, John Ball,
M.P.' Hutt, M.P., Frederick Goulburn, Andrew Drum-
mond, Oliveira, M.P. Gurdon, Stewart, Sally Flood,
Joseph Gaff. J. R. Raid, Erasmus Wilms, Brook, Wynd-
ham Slade, Compton, Mansell, George llitaholl, Charles
Msnby, Whatman M.P., Thomas A. Telfer.
ADmiaALs.—Bowles, Mitford, Sykes, Earl Waldegrave,
C. 8., Sir George A. Westphal, Sir Charles Sullivan.
CAPTAIN/ (ROYAL Nsvv.)—Sir Thomas Hastings, C. 8.,
Yelverton, Washington, Erskine, Geo. Evans, Ellice, It.
H. Fleming, Henry Douglas.
CONNANDERS.—OIiver, Hon. Francis Egerton.
Li BUTINANT trRO VAL Navy.)—Frederick Cranford.
GENERALS iseount Hwlinge. Sir Howard Dnuglaa,
Bart., C. 8., Lord &Roan, Sir George Pollock, G.C.8.,
Richard Doherty, Delmer, Sir Robert Arbuthnot, K.C.8.,
Aitchison, Chamberlayne, Walton, Simpson, Sir Alexander
Woodford, Sir De Lae y Evans, Sir George Brown. Latter.
Coto:ram—Hugh Badlie, Hon. Chas. Grantham Scott,
Hon. Lauderdale Mauls, Wingfield, Berkeley, Thomas Thomas
Alcock, Trevelyan, North, M.P., Paget, Sullivan, Wear-
ing. Doherty, A. Percival, Cotton, Dunn.
MAJOR..—Hon. R. F. Rowley, lialkett.
CArrAisa—Lord George Manners. F. Vanderlure Mills,
Holden, Sandbars, Fulcher, Arthur Pack, Edward Pekes-
ham, Mortimer, Montresor, Howard:Vyse.
LIRUTINANTS.—James Boatels', Sidney Cousins, J. W.
Cla jton, Walrond Clarke.
Coaxal.—E. Ford.

Prince Albert returned to Buckingham Palace after the
levee.
The Portuguese Minister was prevented from attending
the levee held yesterday by Prince Albert in consequence of
the severe indisposition from which he has been suffering for
some time put. His Ezccllency has gone into the country
fora change of air.
Prince Albert dined with tho Duke of Cambridge on
Tuesolay evening at St. James's Palace. The Duke of Wel-
lington, the Earl of Aberdeen, the Count Kielmansegge,
the Earl of Egliaton, the Earl of Clarendon, the Earl of
Malmesbury, Viscount Harding', Lord Raglan, 1-4nl
Adolphus Fitrclarence, the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert,
and Lord William Paulet, had toe honour of being invited
to meet his royal highness. Lieutenant-Colonel F. H. Sey-
moat was in attendance on the Prince.
The Countess of Neuilly and the Princess Augustus of
Saxe Cobourg visited her Majesty on Tuesday.
The Duchess of Kent visited her Majesty yesterday at
Buckingham Palace.

The Residents of the Queen's Colleges of Belfast and
Galway had an interviews with Viscount Palmerston yester-
day. fhe members of the deputation had also an inter-
' view with the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday, at
his official residence in Downing-street.
Mr. Moffatt, M.P., had an interview with the Chancellor
of the Exchequer yesterday. Mr. John Wood, Chairman
of the Board of Inland Revenue, had also an interview
with the right hon. gentleman, at his official residence in

Sir Thomas Fremantle, Chairman of the Customs, had at
interview with Mr. Wilson at the Treasury yesterday.

REPRIETE OF WILLIAM TTRRELL.—At a late hour
on Tue,dav night we received a telegraphic communication
to the effect that William Tyrrell, the youth at preseut
lying under sentence of death at Kirkdale, and about whom
so usual bean iu tlii ne.ghtourl4;l,
had that day been reprieved.—Afanchater Fasminer.

3.
That in lien of the Duties of Customs now chargeable on
the articles undermentioned, imported into the Uuited
Kingdom, the following duties shell be chirped, viz.:
Apples, raw (not of British possessions), the £ a. d.
bushel
Ditto, dried
Butter (not of British possessions), the cwt 0 5 0
Cheese (not of British possessions), the cwt 0 2 6
Cocos the lb. 0 0 1
Ditto husks end shells the lb. 0 0 0}
Ditto paste and chocolate the lb. 0 0 2
Eggs (not of British possessionsl, the 120 0 0 4
Nuts, smell the bushel 0 1 0
Ditto, walnuts the bushel 0 1 0
Oranges and lemons the bushel 0 0 8
lisieins (not of British possessions), the cwt. 0 10 0

No. 4.

That in lieu of the Duties of Customs now chargeable on
the articles undermentioned. imported into the United
Kingdom, the following duties shall be charged, viz. :
Almonds, Jordan
not Jordan, nor bitter

paste of the lb. 0 0 2
Arrowroot
Barley, Pearled " 0 0 4
Baskets, viz,, baskets corresponding
with the description commonly
called Berlin
all others " 0 0 2
Beads, Coral
Arango, Crystal, Jet, and other
sorts not enumerated or de-
scribed " 0 0
Beer—viz., Mum the barrel of 32 gallons 0 7 6
Spruce
Ale of all sorts " 0 7 6
Biscuit and bread the owt. 0 0 4}
Books, being of editions printed prior to
the year 1801, bound or unbound „ 1 1 0
Being of editions printed in or since
the year 1801, bound or unbound . 1 10 0
In the foreign living languages,
being of editions printed in or
since the year 1801, bound or un-
bound „ 1 10 0
Admitted under Treaties of Inter-
national Copyright, viz :
Works originally produced in
the United Kingdom, and
republished in the country
of export ,, 0 15 0
Works not originally produced
in the United Kingdom 0 15 0
of, not otherwise

Brau,
enumerated
Broads, dead or silver
Broom, meaufactures of, not otherwise
wameerated the ewt. 0 10 0
Candles, viz., Spermaceti
0 2 4

0-t r 11-0- Ol4

Tallow 0 2 4
_ ... .

Wax
Canes, viz. walking canes, or sticks, mounted,
painted or otherwise ornamented, the doz. 0 4 0
Umbrella or parasol sticks the 100 0 3 0
Capers, including the pickle the lb. 0 0 11
Cards, viz. playing cards the dozen pecks 0 15 0
Cassava powder the cwt. 6 0 41
Cassia Lignea the lb. 0 0 1
Cherries, raw t►o bushel 0 0 2
Dried the lb. 0 0 1/
Chicory, or other vegetable matter applicable to
the uses of chicory or coffee, viz.—
Roasted or ground the lb. 0 0 6
China ware, or Porcelain, painted or plain, gilt
or ornamented the cwt. 0 10 0
Cinnamon the lb. 0 0 2

Clocks, viz. clocks not exceeding the value of 6s.
each the dozen 0 4 0

exceeding the value qf 5e., and not:exceeding
the value of 12a. ful each the dozen 0 8 0
exceeding the value of 12e. 6d., and not ex-
ceeding the value of 31. each the dozen 02 0
exceeding the value of 31., and not exceeding
the value of 101. each the dozen 0 4 0
exceeding the value of 101 the dozen 0 10 0
Cloves the lb. 0 0 2
Coculus Indict., the cwt. 0 5 0
Comfits, dry the lb. 0 0 1
Confectionery the lb. 0 0 1
Copper, manufactures of, Dot otherwise enume-
rated or described, mai Copperplates, en-
graved the cwt. 0 10 0
Corks, ready made the lb. 0 0 3
Squared for rounding the cwt. 0 4 8
Cotton, manufactures, viz.:
Fringe the lb. 0 0 4
Cloves, of cotton or thread, the dozen pairs 0 0 3
Stockings, of cotton or thread, the dozen pairs 0 0 6
Socks or half-hose, of cotton or thread, the
dozen pairs 0 0 3
Articles or manufactures of cotton, wholly
or in part made up, not otherwise charged
with duty for every 1001. value 5 0 0
Dates the cwt. 0 10 0
Dice the pair 1 1 0
. .

Eathenware, not otherwise enttmerated or de-
scribed the cwt. 0 10 0
Embroidery and N..ertEk wot I:,
. .

Silk net, figured with the needle, being imi-
tation lace, end articles thereof. .the lb. 010 0
Cu cct, figured with the needle. being
imitation lace, and artielce thereof the lb. 0 8 0