The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-27 00:00:00

Itto Court.

BM MORAL. ett2GCEIT 23.—Lord John Russell ar-
rived hen ye rerday evaataf on a visit to the Queen. Lord
John will be the only addition t 3 the ro3al dn.nee party
to day.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge,
wended by sron litiesebeck, arrived at Cambridge house,
Bocedilly, at 11 o'clock on Saturday morning, front a visit
to hii Majesty the King of B ,at Hanover. His royal
highness proreeded to his residence at Kew in the afternoon.
His Royal Highness the Hereditary Grand Dale
of Siteklent.urg Strelita returned to the residence of the
Duke and fJuchus of Cambridge at Kew, on Saturday, from
the Conlin ent.

TIER MAIM! may be expected to return to
Osborn o House from Scotland about the 30th of September.
Lord John Ransil will remain at Balmoral for a fortnight.
Sir GI gorge Orey will remain at his seat, FeHaden, until his
moue to Scotland, whence he will probably accompany her
41j, el on her homeward journey. Her Mejeety and suite
Will return by land to London, travellicg as last year—by the
Cal edoniea Railway.—Observer.
ROYAL MARINE RESIDENCE NEAR DUBLIN.—It is
ated in crcles likely to be acquainted with the royal inten-
t ion thr her Majesty has expressed a desire to have a royal
marine pavilion erected for her residence at Killiney, within
eieit wiles of Dublin. A mt. desirable site for a marine
villa could not he selected. It is situated on a high promon-
tory, commanding an uninterrupted view of the bay, sur-
rounded by enchanting scenery and the most convenient
nathior-places, and possessing every combination for health
and pleasure.— IVently Chronicle.
LORD LINCOLN, IN HIS BEAUTIFUL SCHOONER
TACK; OITANA, 168 tons, unfortunately got on a ledge of
lend on Friday night, to the eastward of Ryde. On the
tide falling the schooner fell over and filled with water, not-
withstanding every urinates was rendered by the boats of
•he Superb. Oa B.turday morning additional assistance
from Portsmouth dockyard was rendered t 3 the boats of
the Superb, and in the afternoon the schooner was raised
and towed into harbour during the evening. Lord Lin-
coln hsd a large quantity of stores on board, sad was to
have left the following day for Lisbon.
MONUMENT TO THE LATE MR. C. BILLER.—Some
few intimate friends of the late Right Hon. Charles Buller,
M.P., including neatly all her Majesty's ministers, purrs'
erectir is a monument to his memory in Westminster Abbey,
between the tone's of Horner end Warren Hastings. The
committee to whom has ken cntrustcd the completion of
tne preliminary arrangements, asked permission of Dean
Backl.nd to rlaca the intended bust and tablet in the position
indicsted, cud their request was willingly complied
Weekly piper.
IRISH PACKET SERTICE.—It is said to be the in-
Lennon of the Admiralty (says the Weekly Chronicle), in
the exercise of a sound discretion, to transfer the packet ser-
vice between the important ports of Holyhead and Kings-
'own, together with the establishment at the former place,
t) the London, Holyhead, and Dablin Steam-packet Com-
pany, that company, after an experience of some months
p atenger traffic with excellent 'termer,. having expressed a
-letire to et.ter into a contract for the conveyance of the
mails ; sod, in furtherance of that object, to purchsse from
tie Admiralty two of their boats. By the mode now
adopted, both parties sustain severe losses.