The Express.
London, England, 1851-03-11 00:00:00

Cbe Court.

OSBORNE, MONDAY, 11AlieIt 10.
The (?oven and Prince walked curly thin morning
in the pork and grounds of Osbufne.
The Prince of Wales, the Erinceas Royal, and the
younger meinbors of the rupd Bundy walked and rude as
usual.
then WIN no addition yesterday to the royal dinner
Parti•
esterday her Majesty and Ilia Royal Ilighnces 'Prince
Albert, with the Prince of Wales and Princess Royal, at-
tended Divine service at Whippinghant Church, attended
by the ladies and gentlemen of the household. The Rey.
Mr. l'rotheroe officiated.

Mr. William Peek ant Mr. J. C. Quick had an interview
with the Chancellor of the Exchtektier, on the coffee trade,
yesterday, at his official re... Weave In Downing-street.
Mr. J. A.pinall Tobin and Mr. T. Curti. had an inter-
view with Sir (horse Grey at the Home-office yesterday.
A deputation at to the Liverpool Dock Bill (alteration of
management), con.i.ting of Mr. Wm. ltathbone (chair-
man), )Jr. George Maxwell, Mr. Itathhone, and Mr. Dun-
can, had an interview with the Right lion. Uenry Labatt-
chere yesterday at the hoard of Trade.
The Rev. J. S. Jenkinson, Vicar of Battersea, and Rev.
C. IL Milton, laml. th It, clime, had an interview with
Lord Seymour ye.terilay at the office of her Majesty's
COMM6IIIOIII.IV of and Forests, in Whitehall-place.
Sir Thom.. Fremantle, Chairman of the Cotton.., had
an interview yestervlay with the Chancellor of the Le-
chequer.
Lord Ashley hail an interview with Sir George Grey
yesterday.
Despatches were reel 6,11 yesterday at the Colonial-office
from the governor. of Canada and the other North Ame-
rican prof inns.; from the governor. of the West India
Islands; from the Governor of the Falkland Islands; from
the Governor of the Gambia; and also from the governors
of Malta and Gibraltar.

THE NEW ASTIXX vol INFANT ORrIIAN3, STAY-
rota, thu.—lfer Majesty the Quern has presented the
sum .4 ZIO guineas to this institution to secure the l'rince of
Wales thy right of presentation to our bed (or life.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Bayou Nts. Ijoanwaroxsa Houma.
IN lir LONG.—A:I OLD FIAT.

In this ease. in which the commission was issued so far
filch as 1813, a 9 applieation was made for an order on
the official amiunce to declare a dividend. It was stated that
there were assets in hand to the amount of 3001., to meet
debts of about 2,001!. ; hut the official assignee felt a diffi-
eulty in the matter, as the trade assignees were dead, the
solicitor under the commission had disposed of his business,
and all the papers were supposed to be destroyed.
Ilis honour said that all that could be done was to snru-

num the panic+ in whore cte.tudy the papers had been kit,
and see what fact, could be elicited._

Inns Mu.

IN Its SAUN DIALS.

In the ease of this bankrupt, who is described as an
engineer, of Southwark and Brixton-bill, a long adjourn-
ment was ordered some time ago, in consequence of pro-
reeding* pending elscu here, to test the validity of a war-
rant of attorney given by the bankrupt to a person named
Newman. under which a great portion of his property hail
been swept away. An action had been brought by the
assignees. and the verdict had decided that there had been

Mr. Fora now applied for a day to he fixed for the ad-
journed last examination, and to produce further evidence
in wipport of the ureounts.
nig Honour refused the application, olwerving that the
effect of the verdict was to show that the accounts were

untrue, and thin:turn such uu which the baukrupt ought
nut W pawl.

SUSPECTED MURDER AT BRIXTON,

NEAR. PLYMOUTH

The village of Brixton, about three miles from
Plymouth. on the Totnevs-road, has just !tire, the scra•. it
is feared, of a very singular soil, in its atteuclant circum-
stances, nuot disgwitung and foul murder. On Friday
morniug last, a young man, named John Bunker, aged
about 10, a farm servant to Mr. Rowe, of ILibrell-farm, in
the parish of Bristes, left the farm-yard, with a cart and
two horses. for the purpose: of going to a lime-kiln foe a
load of lime ; but shortly afterwards his body II A. fOund in
an orchard belonging to his master, quite dead, hang-
ing by a halter to an apple-tree. It appears that the
attention of a man who was going to his work,
when two or three fields from the orchard, was
attracted by the cries a.. of some one in rem fear or pain,
and that. tidlowing the direction of the enes, which be-and-
by ceased altogether, the man came to the orchaid, and
atter a brief search found the body of Bunker as described.
The appearance of the body induced the belief that a severe
struggle had taken ptoe before the poor fellow was sus-
pended to the tree, sad it is said that there were some spots
of blood on his dress. It was known that young fir.
Rowe entertidued feelings of hostility towards the deceased,
arising, it was stated, out of the Litter having been witness
to an occurrence which the former did nut wish should
become known, and to procure silence on which it is further
said that he hail given Bunker a sovereign; at all event.,
it is known that the deceased had propagated a story to this
effect, and that in consequence, about a week since, Mr.
Rowe lard gone to the magistrate's clerk at Yealmpton,
with the view of taking proceedings against him for detsma-
thin of charm:tie, and had induced that gentleman to write
deceased a letter on the subject. At an inquest
before A. B. Bone, Esq., the coroner for the county of
Devoe. on Saturday evening, these facts were stated, and
also that bruises on the body were perceptible when it was
taken down from the tree, and it was evident that before
quitting the road where the horses and cart were left stand-
ing, the poor fellow had been upon his knees. The circum-
stances were so suspicious that the coroner ordered Rowe
into custody, and adjourned the inquest until 10 o'clock oa
'Tuesday (this) morning.

REFREsENTATION OF lIONITON.—R. S. Gard, Esq.,
of Itougeniont Castle, has signified his intention of being a
candidate G.r the repres.mtstion of kluniton at the neat
election.—EAter Ga:elte. _

lIEErING of SEAMKN.—The adjourned meeting
of the London wamen was held last night.in the 'remperanee-
hall, Princes-street, liatelitf-highway, for the purpose of
receiving the reply of the Board of Pratte to a memorial
praying the withdrawal or the suspension of the objection-
able puts of the Mercantile Marine Art. Mr. J. Koran-
nagh presided, and it appeared that the Board of Trade had
returned an unfavourable answer to the memorial. Under

the meeting considered what course

;17ould be adopted. and after several speeches it was— re-
mised to petition parliament for the repeal of the act.
EECLESIASTICAL TITLES BILL.--CATIIOLIC MEET-
=O.—Yesterday a teeming of the catholic, of London took
place at the Freentarons•-hall, for the purpose of petition-
ing the legielature against the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill.
P. Howard' Esq.. M.P.. in the chair. Lord Donner, Mr.
Reynolds, M.P., and Mr. G. H. Moore. M.P., were alc,
present. Resolutions is furtherance of the object of the
meetiag wen carried.