The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-20 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1849.

COr Court.

WINDSOR, Ocr. 19.—Her Royal Higbee.* the
Dulles of Heat dined with the Qaoen and hie al High-
est'.

The Earl of Carlisle, and Colonel the Hon. C. B.
and Mn. Pnippe, had the honour of joining the royal party
at dinner. _ - -

The Hon. Mina Stanley, and the Hon. Mile Mac-
donald, have relieved the Hon. Miss Cavendish •and the Hm.
NW Kerr, in their duties as maids el honour in waiting to
the Quin.

(From last Right's Casette.)

FOREIGN OFFICE, Ocr. 17.—The Queen has been
pleased to approve or Mr. John Adams as Cooed, at Ber-
muda, for the United States of America.
DOWNING-STREET, Ocr.l9.—The Queen has been
gird appolat Jobs J. Macintosh, Esq., to be Colonial
rutty sad Prothonotary for theTrarks sad Cakes Isleads
also William Henry M'Coy, Esq.. to be Registrar sad Secre-
tary, Clerk of the Enrolments and Clerk of the Connell, and
Joseph Paden*, Beg., to be Provost Marshal, for the island
of Domiales. _ _

COMMISSIONS SIGNED DT THE LORD-LIEITTENANT
OF NOBTILAMPTONaIiIII.I. —.Edward Allesloy BOOfi tgiton
Ward Boughton Leigh, Eq. ; John Edmond&
mc a sq.;
Philip Dasoombo Pauscafort Damon* EN., to be Deputy
Lieutenants. _ _ _

COMMISsION SIGNED EY THE LORD-LIEUTENANT
OP ATASKIKI.—Jaums Lindssay Crawford, M.D., to be
Assistant Burgeon in the Ayrshire assistant of Yeomanry
Cavalry.
COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE LOED•LIEUTENANR
ON Bli/CLMOULIIIIIII.—DougIas John Dialyses, Adjutant,
to serve with the rank of Captain in the Brecknockshire
Militia.

DEATH or Slit THOMAS LETHBRIDGE, BART.-
This venerable baronet, who was for many ysan a prouo
neat member of the lower house, died, on the 17th Mt, at
the Royal Crescent, Bath. The deceased gentleman was a
son of the first baronet, by the eldest daughter of William
Buckler, Esq., of Bonham, Wiltshire, end wee bons in
1778. Sir Thomas was colonel of the 2nd Somerset Militia,
and represented Sumenetskire in parliament for many
years, on conservative principles. lie feeldpligenampertit
the latter mentioned county as well as in
domed was twice married, vie., first 1796, to the daugh-
ter of Sir Thous Dalrymple liesketh, Bart., and secondly,
in 1803, to the daughter of Ambrose Goddard, ~ of
Swindon, Wilts. Hi succeeded his father in 1815.Req Sir
Thomas had issue two children by his first marriage, sad six
by his second. He is succeeded by hie son Johm, by kis first
marriage. The family claims descest from an eminent legal
functionary of the reign of Queen Elisabeth.
DEATH 01 MAJOR-GENERAL MUNRO, B.H.—Thin
distineodelesd "Moor died on the 16th last. at Redwine.,
close to the Portobello Barracks, Dublin, the station of the
Royal Artillery. The deceased officer was connected with
the service for upwards of 65 years, sad saw during his
career some rough service. He served throughout the
Egyptleat campaign of 1801, and took part in the memorable
scum of March 21, and the siege of Aboukir. He also pre-
coded with the expedition Is Welchem, and was at the
siege of Flashing. He was one of the artillery officers ro-
mped in the action at New Orleans, 23rd of December,
1814. In the subsequent year he eared on the continent,
sod wee with the army of occupation. He was connected
with the Sib battalion of the Royal Artillery. Msjor-Gen.
Munro received a medal for his services in Egypt His first
commission was obtained in 1795, and his last, that of Maier-
General, in 1846.