The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-06 00:00:00

DEPARTURE OF THE COURT FOR
SCOTLAND. _ _ ._ _

llth Humus (Prises Albert's Own) galloped him the yard,
sad took ap a probe in either side the amass. The
Brigade Ms* el
two Artillery leamedistely fol-
lowed. atheethe ia royal smile, draws by her hones,
and centalaieg \ erlleke:4, the Pram Comma, the Pasoan
Royal, the Priam Weise, aad the Pathos MAW. sall_aul,
lowed by two eenisyme sad Aar, emeelialeit beEr.
Majesty was stamina tibia:hoiden, admen 0 hems%
trimmed with edema velvet, sad • link ha
Prime
Albert wee &fitly attired la a light dale met awl
black hat. list Mbitsty sad the l'ilese immeedheriy
deseesded from the awl mimed the Moto
huge, which wee ebsureil by Lehi Adolphe@ riiskermiss.
The barge wee pedal ei ham the NAB ttettdM the sheers
ef the assembled melliesde, and at the one meant the
Web II tie =yd Yaei.aa awl the
Mark d " God save the Game," sod the=davesV
opined up the royal Wale. Ra Majesty eat the
ladder et the royal and Priam Albert waited the
royal &Wray whim Atha from the bans IMO oh as
board. Ise lisym4, malleby ahmeths sAir Asa ler
• few Emma% eat dews in the ei earn: de*, sad did tit
mays till the morel INS meetly nada:
A delay of seedy half an loan teettem, owing to the
time ecsapied he shippiag the leasys. Whig whisk
the royal yeat was senounded by • email et unil boas,
whose living organ omasiocally rased. had deem. The
Dom stain-picket ; BischweD,Grameesi ;
Orwell, 'lowish atessast ; and several of the Weal
stenches passed by during this icterval, and saluted, at they
passed, the royal party. At length the sessmszy
lions was complete, aad the royal yacht, in sitager2lll6..
&start, the pilot, slipped km mooring. and preel deeply
down the river. The Black Eagle, et yacht, Mater
Commander J. B. Cook, followed the Viztoria gad
Alert, and at • little disuses the Vivid joined
the maxims. The McNealy at. tug, with Sir J. J. Gordon
B:vmer, and • party of friends, seemnpeabll the royal
flo ills down the river for • short distaste. As the yacht
posed the arsenal a detachment of Artillery lied a royal
salute In honour of the 000•6311. Tb. Dryad, Waterman
No. 10, and other steamers accompanied the royal agaadron
till it reached a awn distance below Gravesend, and then
returned. The royal yacht would pass With a little after
holf-peet gn, Gm. send about a quarter-peat six, and woad
reach the Note Light, nee which the fleet will anchor lee
the night, about hall-past seem.

(Pro. hit night's Oasettea
BUCKINGHAM PALACE, SEPT. b.—Thu Queen has
been plewed to appoint John Marquis of Breads!bane,
K.T., to he Lord Ch ..oherlain or her lle*ity's household,
in the MOIR of Frodosick Earl Spencer. C. resigned.
resigned.
ST. JAMES'S PALACE, AUG. 31.—T ha Queen has
been pleased to appoint the Rev. A. G. Cornwall, to be
Chaplain in Ordinary to her Majesty.
FOREIGN-OFFICE, SEPT. 2.—The Queen has been
pleswl to approve of M. Eveillard, as Consul at Newcastle
for the French republic. Also of Mr. C. Whitaker, as
Consul, at Bt. John's, New Brunswick, for the United
States of Aznorka.

OFfif!E OF ORDNANCE, Bar. 1.
J. T.
drat Wet., ro
R r oyal Rog leant of Azollery.—ood Lino. Loates, to to
c ower, 800
volved.

MINISTESIAL MOVSMENTL—Lord John Rama,
after visiting her Majesty the Queen at Balmoral Castle,
Aberdeenshire, will, with Lady Russell, pay a visit to his
noble relatives, the Earl end Countess of Minto, at Mato
Castle, Rozbarghshire, aubiequently joining the Duke and
Duchess at &milord at Woburn Abbey.—'flu Menials of
Lansdowne leaves town to-morrow, or the. nest dey, for
Bowood, Wilts.—Vim:oust and Viscountess Nkomo&
will pass the greater part of the NMI at Breadlands,
Hants. It is understood that the noble viscount will come
to town occasionally during the absence of the premier.—
Lord Eddisbury, Under Secretary for the Conies,
will act at the Foniim-office during the able
viscount's, absence. Sir G. Grey, Bart., will re
main in Scotland during the whole of the royal
stay. The right hen. baronet, it may be recollected, did not
attend upon her Majesty oa the oocaiion of the last royal
Malt, owtog to his electioneering engagements. Mr. Lewis,
M.P., Under-Secretary to the Home Department will re-
main in town dnritig Sir George a abeenoe.—Bart and
Countess Grey leave town to-day fur Datchett-park, Wind-
sor, for a few days, and from thence prodeed to Howick
House, Northumberland, for the mesas—The Earl of
Auckland, First Lint of the Admiralty, with the other
lords, purpose, daring the now, making official inspections
of the principal ports, sto., throughout the kingdom, and
intend, amongst other places, to pronged to Holyhead.—
Vim. Margot , after making some official visite, will
join his venerable parents, the Earl and Coaster
of Carlisle, at Castle Howard, Yorkshire. —lt is
expected that Sir William Somerville, Bart., Chief
Secretary for Ireland, wall be actively engaged during the
recces, in reference to measures for the amelioration of that
part of the empire. Dune, the put 111196i011 one cabinet
minister, the Right lion. T. B. Macaulay, has withdrawn,
and bloodies, that of Paymaster• General, been united to that
of Vise-President 01 the Beard of Trade, although the two
offices ere widely diffe.sint, so far as the leasleas of each is
concerned. Formerly the latter was b:ended with that of
Master of the Mint, which, it appears, at say future change
of offices will be abolished.

THE NEW HOUSES op PAELIAMIET. Prince
Albert presided yesterday morning at a meeting of the 0301•
mission for yrcennoting and ancolusging the fine arts in the
rebuilding the Palsos of Westminster. His Royal Highness
arrived at the new palace at ten Welsch, attended by Capt.
the lion. A. filmdom. The enenntissioners pre•ent were the
Right Has, the Speaker, Vuentet Meepeth, fir R. H.
Inglis, Mr. Wyse, and Mr. Rawer. The mammy, Mr.
Rsetlake, was in attendance. The meeting broke up shortly
before twelve o'eleek.

A DEPUTATION FROM TIIE ART-UNION OF LONDON,
congseing of Lard A. Compton, Mr. Britton, Mr. Auldjo,
Mr. Gaakein, Mr. L. Poseek' Mr. Zest& Trosighten, Mr.
Morris, Mr. G. Godwin, mad Mr. Donaldson, had ea Inter-
view with Bari Grauville yesterday at the albs of the Board
of Trivia,

Eta OCEAN MONARCIL—AdmirsI Grenfell hag ac-
knowledged the receipt of the gold medal presented him by
the Liverpool Shipwreck Hansa' Society, in a letter of
thanks.—A passenger by the Omits Monarch, Mary Ann
Taylor, of No. 1, Victoria-place, Leeds, has given the fol-
lowing : Her husband, James Ta ler, who is an overlooker
of power-looms, is sow settled in • and she with her
two children was going tojoia him. As the water was rough
outside she became sea sick, and lay down, but was roused
from bed by the alarm of Ans. She ran upon deek, and hav-
ing ascertained that the rumour wee true returned into her
berth for her children. Even then the smoke was so
thick down below that she was nearly suffocated.
She, however, got her children returned upon deck,
and there she remained natil, like others, she
could remain no longer. She felt the deck conk-
ing her feet. She then tied her two children tone a
little girl about tnir yeses old, and the other a boy nearly
two years of age) to her own body, by means of a rope and a
handkerchief which she oinked up, and let herself down into
the water, holding her offspring on her beck with sue broad,
and letting hereW down with the other. She got hold of tie
rigging, which, she said, was literally covered with hsema
beings, and clung to it ; but the water, which was rough,
dasher{ over her and her children, and soon suffoested them.
As the dead bodies were weighing her down, an Irishman
loosed the rope, and they fell into the water. Part of the
head of the Ocean Monarch may be can at low water, it being
held firmly to the spot by the anchor.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT TO • TRANSATLANTIC
8111AMIL—WO learn from OUT ONTOOpOrd•Ot at Southamp-
ton that the steam-ship United States, which left Covell for
New York, on Sunday afternoon, with 100 p and a
valuable cargo, broke down off Scilly, and returned at 9 P.N.
yesterday, to Southampton Water, where she must be
docked. The Mesas. Bering are part proprietors 4 the
United States steamer. She between New York, Havre,
and Southampton.
CITY OF LONDON REOINFRATION.—Mr. *Christie,
the revising barrister, will commence his sittings at Guild-
hall, to revise the lists of parliamentary voters for the City
of London, on the 19th inst. It may be remembered that
the number of objections taken bat year, to the names of
persons being retained on the lists, was between three and
four thousand. This year the objectors have been a little
more sparing, the number of single objrctions taken being
1,454. There are besides, however, 518 double objections ;
i„ rt. instances in which objections an taken by the
agents on both political aides to the same names, and which
make an ag to of 1,972 objections. There age also 209
claims on be.half of parties to have their names inserted in
the lists.
BUILDERS' BENEVOLENT itterrirrlotr. Yester-
day the second annual general meeting of the subscribers to
this useful charity was held at the Freemasons' Tavern,
Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn4Belds, Hugh Biers, Esq.,
president, in the chair. The report for the past year con-
gratulated the meeting on the prosperous conditicr of the
institution. The donations and subscriptions for the ab ive
period amounted to 1,000.., and the committee coundeatly
expected soon to be in a position to distribute relief among
the necessitous members of the trade. The report was ap-
proved and adopted.
THE SALE AT BTOWE.—The sale of the collection
of plats was continued yesterday. Lot 283, en equestrian
statuette of the Doke of Wellington, designed by Cotbrell
and executed by Garrard, weighing 180 miner, war bought
by Mr. Bait, of Cgsagow, at 13e. per ounce. Lot 323 was
described as "Napoleon's Supper Tray." It consisted of
a map tureen, cover. and ewer, four dishes and coven read
it hea/ a circle, with a classical frieze chased nand the
With it were sold eight plates and six knives and
edgy
, and the same eusalfq of spothe whole being de-
anibed to weigh about 350 ounces. The lot was put up at
10s. per Dance, and sold at 25e. pee oases. Lot 328, "A
superb chalice and cover," se deneribod in the catalogue—in
reality the christening cap of the present Marquis of
Chandos. This lot was bought by a gentleman aimed
Harvey at 28s. per ounce, it is understood with the view of
restoring It to the family. The whole of the plate sold for
considerably more than it could have originally oost, some a
the silver gilt articles resliaiag u much as 40s. and 455. per
001011.
SALE or THE DlORAMA.—Yeateeday this wil-
lows_ *woe amassment was brought to the hammer by
Dlr. leffrkii. at Gazraway's. The sale was Mended by a
Mire aserpaßy. The property consisted of the buildings of
the Dimwit which were mated to have cost upwards of
10,0034 kali he the enseperedi Wm of the lame for 74
r; d.. powerfal end why suchisery, the two shores
M. Dime sew exhibitive, w The fated*: of St Mark's
soh, Vealso," soh " Mosta Mtna ;" the *keen large
5 mkt* knee ham eskibited la farmer years, end the
mem& In tke reer 44 Me premises. The Ferri,
yes go es UM eel An a spirited essmdtM Was
illin et 11,74/4

Yesterday the Queeiiaid Prin.,. Albert left Beck-
Palma, eseaspanied by the Prima of Wales, Peaa
mad the Princess Royal, is an open earriap sad
Aar, at twenty abates past three o'clock laths afternoon, for
Walla*, to embark for Swam& The Comatose of
dalosbere mad the Vino:inter Coming, Ladies in
Wiataiievewed in soother center sad bar ; and Lord
Alfred sad Cartels the Rea. Almada Gordon,
Egomania , sosnyhd a third earriage.
Realty sad his a
Royadesl Bahasa' were cariestea to their
anises b the Duchess of Norfolk, Doke of Norfolk, Eul
Fortesemoostword Byron, Visalia Clines, or•Cfearral
I the Hon. C. B. Phipps, Lent.-Col. the
bErort. Dry* Col. Wilde, and Col. Sieved',

Barr ineaaaerner ay wee arson
lien et the linen were admired to Werra' Dockyard
tieing ben de genredre espedeelethen rod eves with
by
fhb lidestlea nearly ewe theennii_ poem were presest.
The river nearer IMO 411411061 elth presegee, sad as
emit vend puled by the rya peat the avian were end
ead re gni, to give the at ea ewer mity el ingeedeg
senel. The serepennele he die preservation thee*,
1110, nether Ares the lie et red leading neither
ken the =gales a delethrent of Hung Minim,
reentel. the rad dor et 'Aisles and pruner
Pine ihe et the peel le the landing-Oar the
Weak were seetheed en& die. The guard
et /rem was tesinel her the Seri nacres.
The nerd, the dewier et the pert, was decked out
with earn, r the then* Dens, the essinodore's yacht.
The Elea Eagle, at ea early hear of the alternate, wee
mend eleagaide the quay near the beer, anbarklng the
end antra and luggage. Thu anal yacht was eke sub-
Jed of genial attraction, and her raw, who were attired la
white, erred a body of the first pined men in the ser-
vice. The rain hoisted the miler% her foremast
sad the royal standard et the ter, The Boat Brigade
wee amend ismedistely maw the well et the quay clues to
the leabeittre, ready I. Ike the War
hawslirCe=ieek thammemzert or a gee ea the
sei the operant et the
rend egrape. Behr the eeYe had nodal the Dena sr
die wee bared dawn at the dsg-Mrtaat the rya inkall
Ismiedistely subselsawd. Seca allirwalis se met et

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1848.