The Express.
London, England, 1851-05-27 00:00:00

got court.

Ifer Nlajf•stv the Queen rind Prince Albert, with
the Prince of Wah s and ti, Prince,. Royal, accompanied
by the Trine. and Princess of Pntssia, Print* Frederick
Willi ,m. and ti,. : l'rince.• lonti.l ..1 Prussia, the Duke
and Duch— of S..se Cobount limbs, and Duke Ernest ut
Wurtentlicrz. left Osborne for London at a quarter past t. n
o'clock yesterday wonting. In attendance on the Uto.e.n
and .the Royal party were the Viscountess Jocelyn, the
lion. Beatrice Rpm. the Countess A. de 'lecke, Countess '
Louise Oriolla, 114M111(414 tic AV:tugetilleiin, Count hailer,
Colonel the lion. (*harks Li. ist.-Colonel Fr ineis
Duals Seymour, Mr. Birch, ijor Von Boyen, Count
Golfe, Colonel Fischer, Lieutenant Von Heim, and M. B.'
de Treskow. Tic' ;utted parts- in the Fairy Royal
Eteam Yacht, commanded by Lord Al ilphus Fitzelareucc.
to lloliort, awl quitted fitisport at ten minutes before
12 o'clock by a special train on the London
and South Western Railway, n hich conveyed her Majesty
and the royal circle to the Nine., lins station. tier Majesty
and Prince Albert and tie illu.trion. party left the station
in raven of the queen'. earn etre, escorted by • detachment
of Lancers, for Buckingham Palace, where they arrived at
a quarter pest two o'clock. The late..oit and Prince Albert
and the royal party were nceived by the Master of the
Morse, the Lord `Steward, the Lord Chamberlain, the Tice-
Chameerlain, Lord (ieorge Lenin's. the Master of the
I.itut.-Coloncl lion. Itoli..rt Boyle, and Lieut.-
Colon. I Fr saris Seymour.
The I)uchess of Rent, l'rinee Alfrcl, Prince Arthur, the
Princesses Alice, Bole a, end Loni,a, and the Prince Or
eft Osborne at a quarterlea.t nine o'clock ye.-
tertlay morning for London. Lady Caroline Barington and
the Marquis of Unnowle acre in atte inhume on the royal
children. Th., illustrious piety erossed from Cowes to (M
Mend proe...ded by the London ,11111 South AVc•tcie r
ay to the Niue F.lms Station, where they arrived
Shortly before one o'clock ; Prinee .Slfred, l'rinee Arthur,
the princes... Alice, Mien% and lonia, attended by Laity
Caroline Llarinzien :mil the Manlius of Ormond,, pro-
(ceding to Ilarkin;rhaut Palace; and the Machina of Kent,
accompanied by the Trio e of Leininge n, proceeding to
Clarence Rouse, St. James's:.

lief Maj..ty, oreompanied by the Princes% of l'rumia and
the Much•+. of Cuhonrg Botha, took a drive in an
Open earrile soul Our yelderday aft, noun. Cul. Hon. C.
Grey and Licut.-Culnie.l Hon. U. Ito !,: attended on horse-
back. Prince Albert, accompanied by the Prince of Prue.
Prince Prederidt the Duke of Sane Cohoura
Gotha. and Duke Wurttinhera, and attended by
Licut -Colonel F. 11. S,ymotir, rode out on horseback at
the same time. Cl/1010.1 Fi-cher and M. B. de Tr,kow
were also in alt, udance.

The Queen dinner party, last evening, included the
Prince aid Princes. of Fru•sia, Prince Frederick William.
the Duke and Duchess of SAM' Cobourg Gotha. the Duke
Ernest of Wurtetuberk the Duette.. of Sutherland, the
Chevalier Balsam (the mulish r), the Marquis of
Ercadalhane. Countess A. de Ilacke, the Countess Oriolla.
the Barone.. de Wangenheias, Count Pokier, Major Von
Boren, ount Gults, Colonel Fischer, Lieut. Von Heins,
and M. 11. de Th.kow.

Mr. Iftaitrice Cross, secretary to the Commissioner. or
National Eduration in Ireland. bad an interview. yester-
day, with the Chancellor of the Bulletlike'', at his official
residence in Ifowninr-atrect.

Sir E. Dishrowe had an intemew with the Right lion.
Heart Labotteht re. yesterday. at the board of Trade.
sir M. Ha. rington, Mr. Ilastie. M.P., Mr. Kane, and
Mr. JeKrr, tran..eted Irwin..., yesterday, with the I'om-
iai•sioners of Railways, at the office 01 the Ilcatrd of Trade.
Sir Rd. England had an interview with Earl Grey.
yesterday. at the Colonial-01re.
Drmatehes were r.ceiv, d, yesterday, at the Colonial.
glace, from the Governor of the C.lnadas and the governor"
of the other North American colonic. Despatches were
also nveived from the Lord High l'ontrni.stoner of the
lonian Islands and the Governor of Malta; also from the
Governor* of the )lauritiu. and Southern and Western
Australis.

A grand drjeuncr printanicr demi-chaud-froid was
g,•rn At Snyer's Symposium. yesteril by Her Grace the
Duchess of Bedford, at which the following distinguished
primal:mgr. were prreent —The Duchess of Bedfonl, the
Hartwig of lurerness, the Duchess of Buckingham and
Chasers, the l'onatesa Dowager of Morley, the Earl and
Count,. Forteseue, Lady lisieh, I Russell-. Lady Caroline
Hanford, lady aad Miss Macfarlane, Lady Ilislop, Lord
Wench.% A. Ponsouby, Lord Itateman, Sir It. and
Miss Ihmekmortors, Mr. (`. Throekmorton, Major-General
awl Mn. lime Chiles, Henry Russell. Esq., Henry Hanby
Seymour. Esq.. H. R. Grenfel. Esq., Chichester For-
ties.. k;wl., ALP., Lady Hall (I.lauvue), Mrs. A. Villiers.
Wm li. Elliot, Mn. Weymouth, Miss Louisa Seymour. ere.
The hand of the 2nd Life Guard. ( ler the superintendence
cif Mr. Grattan Cook) was in Attendance during the
isjeuner.

ILOCESS Or THE EARL OF DERBY.—LIVERNAPI.,
MONDAY.—We have just learned that his lordship. who
ad been for some time past in the ni, trupolis, and returned
only a few days ago to Knowsley Park. was seized yister-
day morning by a severe and, it is to be feared, dangerous
his life being for UMW time in imminent jeopardy,
Lout an apoplectic tit. Every means were resorted to. sur-
gical aid was promptly obtained from Liverpool, and the
gated accounts report that, although his lordship h,s been
restored to consciousness, yet that his condition is mast pre-
carious. Under these cirrunistasees, Lord Stanley was tele-
graphed to London, and arrived by the 1 mail train this
morning. proceeding to Knowsley. The Earl of Derby
had !sou lately visiting the Oreat Exhibition whilst in
town. in.l it is nut improbable may have overtasked his
strength. the reply to inquiri, s to-day was that his lord-
ship was somewhat (setter, hating paseed a quiet night.

l'Agt.t.tMENT.tilf REFORM.—Last evening a public
ineetina was held in the St. Pancras vestry room,
road. Camden-town, fur the purpose of adopting a petition
praying fur a radical refonn iu the Common► }louse of Par-
liament. 61.017 C Bird, Esq., having been called to the
chair, said that they had met together on the present "era-
al.n to Protest against the exclusion of at least live—laths
of the men of England from political privileges. It was
the duty of every one who valued his rights to exercise a
proper control over the Chancellor of the Exchequer ; but
it did appear that John Bull, with his " glorious constitu-
tion," W. 1.6 difficult to move—it would require much to he
done in reforming this con-titution. Lord John Russell
would do no more in advaneing the Cattle of reform in his
promit. d measure for the next se.sion than he had done by
hi. famous letter, in putting down papal aggression. As
nothing was then to be expected from the Prime Minister,
it was the duty of the chartist body to appeal to the good
lens^ of th,..ir fellow-men. Messrs. Rutty, Ernest Juue.,
a• W. M. Iteynold.s, and Thornton Hunt subsequently ad-
dressed the meeting, and a petition in accordance with its
Objects was adopted.
THE EXPORT TRADE OF THE PORT OF LONDON.—
T•bterda,. according to a parliamentary paper, the de-
clared value of Bntish and Irish produce and manu-
factures exported from the port of London in 18.30 was
14,137,5271.