The Express.
London, England, 1848-05-20 00:00:00

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.

The latest dates from Copenhagen are to the 14th
inst. A report of expected help from England, which
had been industriously disseminated in the capital,
had been discredited. In lieu of it a rumour had been
put in cintilation that M. Von Lewet za e had returned
from St. Petersburg with a favourable answer, and
that a Russian fleet, under the Grind Prince Constan-
tine, would arrive soon. What had imparted more
hope to the war party was the assuntuce that Sweden
would send assistance as soon as Denmark was at-
tacked by the Germans, without waiting to learn what
course the other powers who have guaranteed the
possession of Se•hlcswig to the Danish crown intend
to pursue. A communication from ltendsburg, dated
the 15th inst., represents the Danish ships
in the Belt as waiting, in inaction, for
the Swedish, which they professed to ex-
pect will arrive en the 20th (this day). Private let-
ters from Sundewitr, received at Kiel on the 16th,
mention that 200 Danes (writ Alan had landed the
day before, and that Gen. Ilalkett, after allowing
them to advance into the interior, had surrounded
and either killed or captured the whole, so that none
returned.
From Stockholm there is news to the 12th inst.
The Grand Prince Constemtiue snivel there on the
11th, and was immediately to proceed to Copenhagen.
He appe,rs, however, to have been alone—not In
command of a fleet, as the I Lanes had been led to ex-

Ine emu.
THE STATE BALL.

pect. Orders had been rem ived at Carlecrona on the
2nd t, have a frigate, a ccrvette, a brig of war, a
schooner, and steam-slip, ready for sea by the 20th.
The Norwe,isn fortress .Munkholor, near Drontheim,
was immediately to be placed in a state of efficient
defence. Orders we re received at Christiania on the
9th to concentrate 3,000 men upon Schonen (the
greatest number of Norwegian troops that can be
sent across the frontier without the express permis-
sion of the tFtorthing), as an army of observation. A
request had, at the same time, been addressed to the
Storthing fur a vote of money towards the equipment
of troops.
The war department at Stockholm had received
orders on the 10th to expedite 16,000 Swedish
soldiers to Schoneu, and two millions of dollars had
been demanded from the committee of the Diet
towards their equipment. Eight gun-boats had been
put in requisition for landing the soldiers in Denmark.
Major Lastrow, who had been detached with a
body of 7,000 Schleswig-Holstein troops against
Aarheus, returned to Vella on the 13th instant, with
provisions for fourteen days, and the chief magistrate
of Aarhuus, whom he brought as a hostage for further
supplies, by way of reprisal for the arrest of M.
Krogh. The provisional government at Rendsburg
issued on the 13th an edict relating to the intercourse'
between the duchies and Jutland. It declares that
goods and produce transported from that part of
Jutland which has been occupied by the Schleswig-
Roletein troops, or from any part of it which they
may hereafter occupy, into the duchies is to be placed
on the same footing as the intern .1 traffic. Importa-
tions of goods and produce from other parts of Jutland
are to be regulated by the existing customs law.
The Alexandra, from St. Petersburg, arrived
at Lubeck on the 15th instant. Among the
passengers was Prince Michael Obrenowilsch, who
is reported to have stated that the Emperor
had refused the application for the intervention
of Russia made by the Danish envoy Von Le-
wetzow, and stated that Russia would remain neu-
tral as long as possible. The utterly irreconeile-
able acr•ounts of the intentions of Russia received by
way of Lubeck, Stockholm, and Copenhagen, indicate
that hitherto the Emperor has succeeded in keeping
secret the game he intends to play.
A Berlin paper notices a report that the govern-
ment of the Netherlands, irritated by the inconve-
niences to which some of their mercantile vessels had
been subjected by the Danish cruisers, had offered
to send shi;ei of war to co-operate with the Prussians,
and to lend ships to the Germanic Confederation on
moderate terms; but at Ilamburg, at least, this story
was entirely discredited.

Tun WASHINGTON steam ship from Bremen ar-
r:oed nff sonri,kinn,,,n last evening with 114 paesengsrs, en
?OWE for the United States.

LORD BEAt'MONT AND THE POLY., OF POSEN.—
We have been reques,i d to publish the following letter :
"My dear Lord Dudley Stuart,—l perceive that you have
availed yourself of the opportunity afforded by the debate on
Ruoia to correct the statement I made with regarl to the
attrocit;es committed in Posen, and to remove the impression
my observations at the Polish Aralciation were said to have
produced. My version of the subject was founded exclu-
sively on the information obtained from the German papers;
the articles being so minute in their details and so positive
in their t^ne, that I belie red them to be a correct though
strongly drawn picture of the scenes then enacting in the
duchy. The private letters, however, which have since been
tolmitted to me give a different character to the insurrec-
tion ; and though they leave much to be deplored in that
in-judged and ill-conducted movement, tend to remove the
mPpaition that an int. rnecine straggle between the land-
Ilta and peasants (in other words, a Jacquerie) had dis-
graced Noe II us it did G,dicio. I am happy, therefore, to
nod that in applying that phrase to the disturbances in Posen
I was giving them a worse character than they deserved.-1
am, my dear Lord Dudley, yours faithfully—(Signed)
BEACIIONT.-18, Cure rat-street May 18."
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THE CHARTIST PARLIAMENT-lIOT'SE.—The follow-
iag notice is glare in last night's Gazette, respecting the
place le which the charist convention held its sittings :
A separate huldieg, named the Social Institution' situated
at N 0.23. John-street, Tottenham-court-road, in the parish
and district of St. Pancras, in the county of Middlesex, and
which was vaiitered on the 22nd day of December, 1841, as
*Place of roigions worship for the solemnization of mar-
riages thrre;n, was, on the 10th day of May, 11148, cancelled,
rortenant to ti e act of the 6 & 7 Will. IV., c. 85, and can no
r be uwd for such purpose.—Witnees my hand this
16t day of May, 184$, Joevrtf !rimer, Superintendent
Righttar.
Tug ittAIiSTEArE BkLL.—The Duchess of Nor-
folk, the Marchiontss of Londonderry, and several other
ladies of ran': a cal IsAioit, have formed characteristic qua-
drilles for the .31 ship. are b.dl, to he held on Monday next at
Willis's room . The prom de of the ball will, it is thought,
&apiece the if.cairy rcquirtd for the purchase of the poet's
hens.

The Queen gave state ball, thefirst this season,
yesterday evening, in Buckingham Prance, which was very
numerously attended; the invitations including the torsi
family and foreign princes in Et gland, the whole of the di.
plot:antic corps and foreiitners of distinction at present in
town, the minister. and olii..ers of state, the Wits and
gentlemen of the rout household, and upwards of one
thousand of the nobility a. d gentry. Hell past nine o'clock
was the hour named for th.. corapi.ny to assemble, but before
that time the distinguished guests began to arrive; the
foreign Ministers, privy r Milers, and Queen's aideincle-
camp, alighting at the garden entrance. and the general
company et the entrance to the Pelee.. in Pimlico. The
members of the royal family were ushered on their arrival
into the royal clo-et, whirr the Queen and Prince Alb. rt
received their illustrious visitors, end tho gencrel company
were conducted up the grand staircase to the picture gallery,
each end of which was tastefully filled with rare and beau-
tiful 'shrubs and plasm. The recesses in the staircase were
also tastefully erauped with plants in fl wet. The Yeomen
of rise Guard lined the grand staircase, c mmanded by Sir
W. Bellaire, the felon in Wetting. The officers of the
corps present were Sir G. I'. Lee, the lieuteuaut, cud Capt.
Sadler, the axon.
The Prince of Prussia arrived at half-past nine o'clock,
attended by Count Gelre and Boron 11./ en.
The Duchess of Kent was attended by Lady A. Bruce,
Baroness de Spetb, Sir G. Cooper, and Lord J. Murray.
The Count of Syracuse was attended by his Excelleary
Prince Castelcicals, the Chevalier Colons, and M. Cenarri.
The Duke and Ditches. Bernhard, of Saxe Weimar, were
accompanied by l'rinee Edward and the Princesses Anne
and Amelia of Saxe Weimer, and were attended by M.
Hergt.
The Ducheri of Cambridge won accompanied by Prince
Frederick William of Hew, and was attended by Lady A.
Cadogan and Mr. E, Midway.
The Duke George of Mecklenburg &refits was also
present.
Soon after ten o'clock the Queen and Prince Albert, pre-
ceded by the Lord Chamberlain and the Lord Stee ard, and
attended by the Mistreat of the Robes, the Lady in Waiting,
the Maids of Honour, and the principal officers of the hosse-
hold, entered the saloon from the white drawing-room, fol-
lowed by the royal guests.
Her Majesty wore a very chaste and elegant costume ; the
dress was of white crepe, trimmed with white roses mid
pearls, over a white silk slip. The Queen also wore a wreath
of white mem The august party passed through the saloon,
and entered the hall-room, followed by the general company.
The Lord Chamberlain conducted her Msjesty to a seat in
an alcove, lined with white silk embroidered, with gold, with
draperies ef amber-coloured satin, and ornamented with •
Twisty of the choicest and rarest exotics. The seats for h. r
Majesty and her royal visitors within the aleovo were ele-
vated above the rest of the apartment.
The ball was then opened, the first dance being a quadrille,
" Haydee" (Mussed), which was performed by the quadrille
band, led by Mr. Henry Barnard. Quadrilles, waltzes, and
polkas followed.
Both the hall-rooms and the entire suite of state saloons
were brilliantly illuminated.
The following heel the honour of receiving invitations:—
His Serene Might've* Prince Edward of Sate Weimar; the
Austrian Ambassador and Countess Dietrichstein end
gentlemen attached to the embassy; the B. Igian Minister
and Madame Van de Weyer anti the gentlemen attached to
the legation; the B ivarian Minister and Baroness de Cetro ;
the Argentine Minister and the Gentleman Attache; the
Portuguese Minister and Viscountcy,' de Moncorvo and the
Gentlemen Attaches; the Russian Minister and Baroness de
Brunnow, Mdlle. Olga tie Lechner and the Gentlemen
Attaches; the Sicilian Minister and the Gentleman Attache:;
the Hanoverian Minister and the Gentleman Attache; the
Wurtemberg Minister and the Gentleman Attache; the
Prussian Minister and Madame Bunsen, Mdlle. and Mdlle.
Mary Bunsen, and the Gentlemen Attaches; his Serene
Highness Prince Lowenstein ; the Brazilian blinker
and Madame Marques Lisboa and the Gentlemen
Attaches ; the Danish Minister and Countess de
Reventlow, Countess Hills de Reventlow, and the
Gentleman Attache; the Turkish 'Minister and Princess
Callimski, and the Gentleman Attache; the American
Minister and Mrs. lianeroft, and the Gentleman Attache;
Mademoiselle Schimmelpenninek, and the Netherlands
Charge d'Affaires, and the Gentlemen Attaches; the New
Grenada Minister, and the Gentleman Attache ; the Spanish
Minister, and the U ntlemen Attaches; the Mexican Minis
ter, and the Gentlemen Attaches; the Swedish Minister
and Baroness de Rehausen, and the Gentlemen Attachés;
the Sardinian Minever, and the Gentleman Attache; the
S mon Minister and Baroness de Borst, l'rince Dondookeft
Koreskolf, Prince N. Dondonkolf Koreakoff, M.-. J. Rowan,
Madlle. la Marquess Amelia de Broncaleone, the Baroness
Delmar, Miss Itembobt, Baron seal Baroness de Berton is,
Marquis de Salvo, Count Pompeii Troili, Chev. Colons. Mr.
Henke*, Capt. Marquee Lisboa, Mr. J. L. Martin, leComte de
Bark, the Lord C ha ne e line, the Gold Stick inWaiting, Marquis
of Londonderry, the Right Hon. the Speaker, the Lord Mayor
and the Lady Mayorete, Baroness de Speth, the Silver
Stick in Waiting, Colonel Williams; the Pages of Honour,
Mr. G. Gordon and the Hon. A. Crofton; the Field Officer
in Brigade Waiting, the Adjutant in Brigade Waiting, the
Commanding Officers of the Grenadier Gaards, of the Cold-
stream Guards, and of the Scots Fusilier Guards; the
Commanding Officers or the Ist, 2nd, and 3rd Battalion of
Grenadier Guards, and three officers of each battalion ; the
Commanding Officers of the Ist and 2nd Battalions of the
Coldstream Guards, and three efficers of each
battalion ; the Commanding Officers of the lht sod
2nd Battalions of the Scots Fusilier °nerds, and
three officers of each battalion; the Commanding
Officer of the Royal Riese Guards, and four officers;
the Commanding Officer of the Ist Life Guards, ant. four
Officers; the Commanding Officer of the 2nd Life Guards, and
four officers; the Commanding Officer of the 12th Lancer,
and three officers; the Commanding Officer of the Royal
Artillery, and four others; the Commanding Officer of the
Royal Engineer., and four officers ; and the following:
Denim—Richmond, Atha, Sutherland, Somerset, Newcastle, De-
vonshire, Montrose, Buceleuch, Itioxburghe, Leeds, Leinster,
Northumbarlaml, Cleveland, Rutland, St. Allsan'ff, Wellington, Nor-
folk, Argyll, Beaufort, Grafton, Bedford, Buckingham.
DerfiGissa—ltoatuirprlio, (Barret) Itoxburghe, Leeds, R. Alban's,
Lcinfeer, Itachmonot. Northumberland, Montrose, Norlolk, Suther-
land, Athol, Argyll, Dow.,ger Argyll, Bedford, Dowager Bedford,
Beaufort, Buccieuth, Buckingham, Cleveland, Somerset, Invernem,
Grafton.

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Mskur [sm.—Northampton, Tavistork, Worcester, Winchester,
XiMore, Granby, Widirtord, Wiotmestb, Wtstnoinster, Salisbury,
Mancif,rii, M.P. ftresulsitiExeter,ne, Exeter, Downothire, Doolittas,
Winds, Homily:Londonderry, Iteadlort, Urrtford, Abercorn, Ades-
bury, Atigkooo.y, Clunrie.irde, Onnonite, Duneg4ll, Douro, M.P.,
Lansdowne, elsoonclos.

MARCHIONItaar.a.— Abereorn, Lansdowne, Douro, Clanricartle,
Donegal!, Grenade, Ailestutry, itreadalbane, !handrail, London.
derry, Cornwallis, lataltailire Dreghed Vt'estnria.,ter Exeter,
Douglas. Worcester, Kildare, bowager ()emirate, Wellesrey, West-
meath, Waterford.
PANT.i.—Puu:ett, St. Germane, Tankerville, Warwick, Wicklow,
Ripon, Perobrte, Lincoln, M.P., Onslow, Liverpool, s.antlwich,l4.len,
Suffolk, Stasibnike, Stanhope, Yarborough, Wilton, elusion], %et-
land, Grosvenor, Kinnoul, !simian, Roselyn, Mulgrave, Mount
Charles, Munster, Vutulam. Itoo.bery, Uxbridge, Home, Filzwdliam,
Harrow by, Lucas, Lormartle, IlarlwieLe, /dancers, March,
M.P., Longford, Mansfield, Jersey, lc sex, Ellenbornugh, Ellesmere,
Dunraven, Glasgow, Gallowoy, F.ngall, Craven, Chichester, heron,
kannont, Delaware, De Grey Easton, M.P., Carnarvon, Bathurst,
Bradford, Besbomugh, Cardigan, Camperdown, Caledua, Cadogon,
Clanwilliara, Clare, Cowper, Chesterfield, Arundel and Surrey, M.P.,
Aylinford, Aberdeen, Ailitnarnhato, It:amerce, Bailee, Burlington,
Bruce. Grey, Karteseue, Morton, Howe' Morley, Brownlow, Den-
bigh, Sheffield, Amherst, Goirts. orough, Granville, Des.; Somer.,
Shelburne, Chswlemont, Listowel, Auckland.
POUNTl,Latatt.—Reakn, ltlvin, Sandwich, St. Germans, Wkklow,
Warwick, Tinkered-c, Kinnoul, Lincoln, Leicanter, Dow.
ager Morley, Mulgrave, Dowager Mulgrave, itosslyn, Verulam, haw-
bery, Yarborough, Zailand, Jerry, Wilton, Galloway, Finnan, Dow.
ogee Glasgow, Hone, Dards kite, Ilarrowby, March, Lovelace,
Luatn, Longford, Morolle'd, l'oseper, Dr Grey, Detewar, Craven,
Dowager tnses, Ellesmere' Flews, Egmont, Dunraven, Balcarre.,
Bridgewater, Arundel and Swirl, Beetive, Bruce, Cornareon, Cale-
don, thimperdown, Clans intern, Morley, Listowel, Fortercne, Shef-
field, Ashhurnham, Howe, Brownlow, Dowsger Clacheeter, Chiches-
ter, Chesterfield, Distort, Kerry, Cbarkmunt, Shelburne, Sp. neer,
Gaineborough, Morton, Antherid, Granville, Manvere, Grey, Somers.
Viseovars..- Jocelyn, M.P., Carden, Stamford, Sydney, Villiers,
Morpeth, Palmendon, Canning, Soling:ord, Gielerich, Lacelles,
Lewisham, Parker, Lisruore, Melbourne, blelgund, M.P., seohom,
Milton, M.P., Maidstone, Holmemdale, Newport, Nevill, Duncan,
M.P.. Galway, M.P., Folkestone, Gage, Hill, Ilawarden, Ilarilinge,
Mandeville, Mahon, M.P., Down, Dillon. Enfield, Ebtington, Eml) n,
M.P., Dupplin, Broekky, M I'., Cantilupe, Barrington, M.P., Castle-
reagh, M.P., Chelsea, Comhermere, Curzon, Cranky, Anson, M.P.,
Andsver, Inge.tre,ll.P., Ilierifford, Alford, M.P., Bury.
ocaossaa. Duairof von, Chelsea, llaniinee, Mil-
ton, Duncan, Newport, Lewisham, Gage, Folkestone, Hill, Galway,
Ilaluirtaltde, Melgunl, Bere.ford, Sydney, Villiers, Nevill, Dame,
Jocelyn, Cursun, Motion, bisldetone, Seabam, Stormont, Brinkley,
Cannieg, Carlin...eh, Barrington, Palmertton Bury, Dillon, Furls
Andover, Enfield, tatenbermen., F:m1) n, Elm Inf:ton.
Locos.—Milford, 11. Lennox, M.P., A. Lennox, Alexander Lennox,
Poltionee, W. Powlett, Haveneworth, Liltord, 0. Lennox, Restrodale,
Portman, Campbell, el. Welleeley, Stanley of Aklerley, Byrn, Ricers,
Monteagle, Killeen, Wharneliffe, Rokeby, Saltoun, Puget, Sandy.,
J. Scott, Sey mane, D. stuatt, Stuart de Dales, Solely, Kenyon,
W. Graham, It. Grosvenor, Wolehnuse, Oranmore, Itendlesliam,
11. Vane, Tullismore, • Templemore, Some., A. Paget, M.l'. Beau-
! vale, V. Somerset, C. !hooch, A. Warren, C. Russell, Manley, titatford,
Southampton, Lyndhuest, Lyaelton, hoc, inr, Wenlorh, J. Manners,
0. Manners, Manner., kZidisbury, Brougham, E. Howard, Water-
k.lphinstone, Joky, Abineer, Lanndule, J. I'. Murray, %V. De
Eresby, Holland, Iladdo, A. Hervey, M.P., Dothan, fithedinald,
Dalmeny, O. Vintner:Oa, Fevernam, F. G. Ilanyburton, M.P., Ilan-
Ilatherton, C. ILamiltnn, Cremorne, Forester, Colville, Asbley,
M.P., IJufterin, J. Itussall, M.P., Catnap, Eliot, Mitt', Churchill, It.
Cholmondeley, T. Cecil, S. Compton, Colchester, C. P. Clinton, T. P.
Clinton, Purghersh, Burnley, M.P., 11. Cecil, E. Bruce, M.P., Cart ing-
ton, Brooke, M.P., Briifietet, F. Fitzalarence Ilroybruoke,
lst
Tabley, Ros, M. Hill, M.P., G. Sentinel:, M.l'., Kthmard,
Guernsey.
Ls Scott, Pafford, M. Jocelyn, Rolle, 1.. Elliot, Quentin,
C. G. Lennox, A. G. Lennox, Peel, Shelley, Wheatley, W. Powlett,
Creinorne, Stanley of Atherley, M. Vyner, J. Walsh, Wens
lock, Grosvenor (2), Wharneliffe, C. Wellealey, Martins,
Rokeby, Rivers, Stanley, M. It. Howard, E. Villiern, 6.1 i. Stanley,
M. Ponsonby, Y.. Poneonhy, 11. Masonry, K. Masonry, 11. Ile n.
Uncle, Pt. Bentinck, A. Spencer, A. Howard, Sophia It. nellf,ham,
A. Peel, L. Pennant, NI. Phipps., E. Cawley, M. Parker, Poldraore,
, l'airet, J. Fitzgenild, J. Langston, Seymour, Milford, Parke, E.
' Butler, Oiranmore, Otway, M. Littleton, L. Meyrick, A. Milbanke,
A. Onelow, Montagne, l'ukenham, F. Hay, Knightly, E. Laseelies,
A. Lennox, F. Lewis. (Word, It. Kerr, C. Kerriaon, Dull, King, C.
King, Kinnard, It. Martin, It. Groavenor, Guernsey, Wealehowe, C.
Wood, C. N. Grenville, C. Villiers, Johnstone, &oven, Worstev, C.
Guest, Trowbridge, Wringer 're.nrilk.more, E. Dawson, Young, Wood-
ford, Uor (21, Graham, E. Wuhan, Dowager Lyttelton, F. Somerset,
E. Vasey, Verner, Ten
erner, Teplemore, E. Russell, A. Itussell, L. Spencer, C.
Russell, De Rothwhild, 1.. Primrose, Han, E. S. Stanhope, South-
ampton, Sondes, J. Somerset, P. Clinton (2), G. %tonally, S. Murray,
Phipps (2) btadord, E. Murray, C. Murray., G. Murray,
A. Mackenzie, Niothan, S. Maitland, A. Vane, A. lierrepoat,
]tall, A. G. Hallyburton, Iladdo, Lyttelton, Itacelonntd, Lyndhurst,
C. Pakenharn, G. Palsenham, lovaine, F. Dope, A. Ileercy, 0. Tay-
lour, M. Tavlour, V. Taylour, D.:herrn], C. linniton, Ilan= r,
F.
Gordon, E. Plunkett, F. ktizelarence, A. litzek.renee,
piret,ere. Feeenharn, S. Werra, L. :toward, M.
Hop!, E. DruannowL D. Bogle, E. Foley, U. l..iketon, C. Fletcher,
C. W. Fitzwilli:nt, D. W. ntzwilliam, A. I.llnrilliatn, I. Fitzgib-
bon, Demote, Is Ira, A. Cape', Nacho, C. Duncondie, A. Doff, Duf-
ferin, Dalmeney, Dalrymple' ,C. Des %Woe, De Taberg., Antrobir, C.
Denison, G. CorrYeallid (1), PLAl:ingt.oll, Ci es
morne, A. Mule,' Meiburn. Bratenam, S. fl.t 1.,..ham, Con-
wink, Clifford, Cilaficster, M. Howard, Ctrs, Cambia, S. Choi-
mondeley, M. Cii,istupier, le. Online ley, 11. Cuubmoadek), ()aut._
tern, Pelham (2), L. ill tail own, C. M. Prid,.. I tar, F.

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1848.

DWitea. le. Bruce, Carrington, C. Cavaidieh, A. Bona; B.
Somerset, Beauvale, 11. Sagot, Dowager Blantyre, Broybrooke, Bate-
man. C. Belleau, A. tlidogran, H. Oidogan, Y. Bentlook, R. Ruse
A. Bruce, Cooper, Adion, Wilson, L. AVOW E. Campbell, Abinger,
A. Arden, A. Baring, E. Balfour, G. Belau, G. Bane, Aylmer,
Ashley, M. Veined, C. Cleat, A. Net, Dow. Clinton, 0. listhtirot,
Roland, (Irene, C. Murray. S. Ilolmyd, C. Somerset. 11. Mimbell,
Gunk M. /2111, S. Knob, A. L. Dawson. F. Hawed, Repent, E.
Int.glas, R. Seymour, Martina, M. Hood, 0. Lennox, C. Loncellem,
Clark, Le Mar .nt, Colville, F. smith, S. Des Voeua, Waterperk, I.
Wemyss, A. Paget, T. !Awls &Wishery, IL Hamilton, F.. Dundee, !
J. Ilay, Pollock, M. Stanley, Byron, Crump, Sbadwal, Cottenbani.
11. Cocks, C. Copley, r, Portman, Jervis, Campbell
and Stratheden, J. itornilly, M. Wood, Langdale, C. Berkeley . Wilde,
W. De !ruby, C. an rington, A. l'aget, C. Markley, Cost, C. Coz, M.
Eon, (key, E Ile Burgh, J. Boswell, T. [Hebb M. F. Howard, A. V.
!toward, C. Noel, Gardiner, IL Plunkett.
Itiono Goulborn H. IL Pterrepont, R. V.
Smith, T. P. Leigh, Sir 1.. Singtvoil, 11. leinuchere, M.P.. Sir G.
Clerk, M.P., Sir G. Cockburn. sir C. Wood, Sir FL Peel, M.P., T. B.
Macaulay, V. Mauls, M. I'., Lord J. Hay, M.P., Sir W. Cordon, C.
Buller, M.P., J. C. Ilea ro s, M.P.. W. E. Glodstune, J. Doherty, Y.
Shaw, sir F. Pollock, W. I Vrl,llen, M.P., Mr W. Somerville, ft. L.
Mull, M.P., Mr. Itortirrford, M.P., 1. S. Wortley, S. limbed, M.P.,
G. D.twinn, Sir T F. Lewis, W. G. !tiller, M.P., Sir G. (Rey,
T. M. Gilson, M.P.
110,10 t /UHL. —Mr. J. C. Timmins, Mrs. J. C. Numbs, E. Cllr-
con, It. (trios, R. Cursoo, jun., Mr H. liymoke, W. A.hley, Mrs.
Ash) 7, J. W. Fortran., M.P., C. P. Villiers M.l'., J. Tolb
Mrs. Talbot, Moo Wawa, Malor Spencer, M. Sutton, Mrs. I
M. Suitor., Wear sta All (2), Mr. Honor, W. D. Stanley,
Mrs. Haar y, Mi.a S 'I he110...0n, Sprig Rice, Mrs. Spring Riot,
C. Porwonby Mimes Al,Hlt.tle (2), Mimi Mit ord, E. Puippe, Mrs.
E. Orions C. B. Percy, Mrs. Percy, Lady Williamson, Mr. Wil-
loughby, Mrs. U. Iluteuilovin, V. Lemon, C. K. Low, M.P., Mrs.
Law, Mr. Pep yo, K. King, Mrs. lineage, Mines IL Tracy,
(2), Mrs. 0. ErT,Pel, Sir A. DIM, P.. Uttleton, Lady
Middleton, G. W. Milks, R. Lawn.), Mrs. J. B. Wortley, Miami
Copi y (2), Mrs. Gough, M., Goulburn, Mr. L. King, M.P.. Mrs.
1.. King, W. Temple, Mrs. F. Grey, W. H. Gray, MN. J. Milk.,
A. Harding, C. Dowling, C. Nevi's 11. Neville, W. A'C. Holmes,
Mrs. W. AV. Hoboes Si,.. E. !toward, J. K. !toward, M.P., N. Fel.
lower, Mrs. F. Failowrs., 11. Grey, MUM Chichester, Mlas E. Ilardige,
Miami Maude (I), Mrs. s. Herb .rt. E. Russell, C. Upward, M.K.
Mies A. Foley, G. Hu:waders, M.P., Misses Dunownbe (2), C. W.
Ftlewillisin, Mies Gape, U. WPM Mr& 11. Gap, E. Gage, 0.
Duntombe, M.P., Mrs. Dunoumbe, W. 11. Drummond, Mrs.
Drummond, J. Cowper, Mines Spencer (2), F. Charter's, M.P.,
P. Craven Mimi G. Howl, Mrs. Dawson Dower, Pans 8. COMO, It.
13ralavadrlaY. Mrs C. Berkeley, V. H. Berkeley, M.P., Mir Char-
tea in, E. Cute. F. W. Vane. D. De (too, Misses Neville, Mies De Boa,
E. (She, M.P., C. C. Caventlinh, M.P., Mrs. Bowles, H. Caulfield, Mrs.
Caulfield, Caroline M. Unw.ent, Mies B. Ilanbury, O. W. Barrington,
Mrs. Barrington, Mrs S. 114thord, Mot. Arbuthnot, Minn Vivian, W.
Begot, M.P., 11. Anhlcy, Mr*. 11. Ashley, J. Strangwaym, Mrs. J.
titnutsweys, Mrs Phipps Mrs. Atklerley, Mal V. scarlett,
Wheatley, Mrs. lidded. vim Eden, Mon Seymour, Charlotte=
see, Mrs. C. Grey. Mrs. M. s. Wart, Miss C. Y. Barrington, Mlss M.
F. Harlington, In iv Itedingteld, Caroline 'Boyle, Mr W. Lumley,
Lady Lumley, S. Lytteltun, Minn Phillippa, Miss A.Philllppe, V. Ityng,
Eliaabeth filitcliell, Merl Cooptwil, Mary Campbell, lady Philipe,
Eleanor Stanley, Lary Kerr, Min Manor, e. Honor, Miss Lyt.
whoa, Hors Mactlon..l.l, Ceveridisti, Mrs. Anon., Mrs. R.
Boyle, sir E. Cum, Arks Stall •1, Blanche Stanley, Mrs. 0. E. Mason,
Emily Ilarhord, Mrs. Blond. Copt. Cr. Campbell, Mrs. (J. Campbell,
Mies \Willoughby, W. Cowper, MX., Mrs. F. Mole, Misses Glen (2),
Charlotte Prop., Frances Pelle Emily Pepys C. Gore, Amelia Mur-
ray, Matilda Mrs. B. KWH. Mrs. T. !Set, T. Vescy,
Sonoks.—De Rotbeebild, Knearbeck.
_ _

BA RON 1/IMNI4 —Modal Hotlecbi ITe Bottleeldbl, Lionel de
Habeashild, Sat th, I kap. neer.
Wal.ll, M P.. J. Kom.lly, M.P., O. (Inentin, J. Shelley,
11. l'ukenbare, 11 Wheatley. (1. Philipu, M.l'., W. IN(naray,
J. l'aelie, J. Grabill), M.P.. J. Johnatime, M.l'., C. Jinn/Inlet., 11. Wil-
liamson, W. Mitklletion, J. Gunn, M.P., A. Woodlord, W. W. Wynn,
J. Young, F. french, J. 'Trowbridge, J. Saudi, J. Nlaekinzie, A. de
Itotbachild, J. Sitadwon, J. Muctlonidil, A. K. Macikmald, It. 11.
Inglis, M.P., H. Ferguson, M.P., J. Ilanmer, M.P., W. Fremantle,
1). I)unit., A. &Fate, C. den Vieux, 11. Gardiner, J. C. Ilubhou.e,
coilrington, WI de, J. Jere* M.P., T. Lasting", E. 80.
water, I). le March.int, 11. Hill.. M. Cholmeky, M.P., C. Con-
stable, A. Clifford, It. Ilull, M I'., A. Dalrymple, J. Cockburn, It. W.
Cotlriugton, M.P., J. Cmpley, M. 1. Brunel, F. Smith. J. Heynett, H.
Antiolnia, T. D. Arland, M.P., J. M. Wilson, .1. Clark, W. Martina,
G. (Viper, F. !Howl, J 13.1.1tt0n, A. Barnard, J. I'. B.
itoHeau, It, ttyrnour, M.P.

Dll47o{..—MiVCre
Al.ll.l.lll.—thoml,n n.
os.—T. Maithoel, It. G.War.l, M.P., C. Macphcroon,
It. Elba., Matheron, M.P., T. L. 'lodges, Ilencape, M.P..
J. Inch, M P., 11. l)ruir motel, M.P., J. Duff, 'ht.., S. Stanley, C. H.
Talbot, Vynir, Sulisun, Nlavno, Greene, M.P., W. Patten, W
Mike, NIP., Milbanke, Knichtley, ('. P. Grenfoll, Ketrieorh
Itontilly, J. It. I.anytsm, M.P., W. 11. (iresury, Graham, M. Gore.
Glover, %%Cave:WWl, M.P.. F. Coveadleh, E. Husaren, It. M. Ikllervll
M.P., 11. knit, J. Park. r, 11. Tufnell, NI.P., G. Pet keley,
IL In rnal, M.P., J. T. Itluckburne, C. 'lobbyer., M. Bell, 14. F...
U. Itentanl, E. Ikavaa en, c. Itulfour, F. Antrobtus, A. Agnew.
It. P. haring, M.P., E. Milillosty, 11. Grevllle, C. Ileneurte, A. Mont•
ymtry, C. H. Adderley, NI 1.„ 11. I m Voeux, R. 0. Gore, 11. W.
Addingmrs, S. M. A. J. Illisckwood, Denison, M.P., I. Wyse,
NI.P., G. C. Lewis., \1.1'., It. plower, )1.1.., 11. Mciivale,
11. L Wickham, U. E Amon, J. 0. P. Lefevre, It. S.
Bourke, M.P., It. S. Ilolford, 11. Ruerwil, M.P., M. de
Rthschild, E. Coyiey, Nlacdonald, It. C. Mellish,
G.Croie, M.P., Rate., .1. 11. Slandeville, J. Tollemuche, Tomlin°,
Townely, M.P., T. Brande, 11. P., F. Seymour, Y. feel, A Smith,
Sotheron, M.P., J. Stanhope, lie Rothe, ire Burgh, A. 'rope. M.P.,
W. Ituegell, IL Neville, K. Lumley, 11. T. Ibme, M.l'., E. Ilnremon,
M.P., S. 1.. Fox, M.P., Farquharson, A. Greville, St. G. Foley, Stanley,
J. Wood, Luttrell, C. I.yell, Jun., Fullerton, 11. Twin., Italian', E.
M. Faraday, E. Ellice. M.P., It. W. rimy, Drummond, K.
V.rrington, J. Denison, M.P., 11. A'Court, E. Ft.IiONCA.
.1. De Homey, A. Fletcher. Goulburn, Courier, 0. Bankm, NI.I', B.
Clive, A. Cochrane, M.l'., atriatonber, M.l'., J. Clerk, E. Cardwell,
M.P., P. S. Butler.

MIATRNSAIA. —J. S. Lefevre, Greene, Mori., Shaw, Sharpe, Way.
mouth, Pereeval, W. Miles, Mayne, Wyndham, Sykeo, Thompson,
.1. Townshend, To.e.w)v, 11. Twin., V. Smith, Sotheron,J.
Dorymple, maitland, 11. W. Midi:wt.-in, Dawes, H. O. (klre,
ISII.OI. Bank., H. Errington, IS Burgh, Doherty,
A. Smith, larh, (I. (lithe, Parc itharroin, GloiNtone, L. Ilodero, H.
Ellice, Rutherford, Wickliam, Mothe.on, Shiel, Pratt, R. Neville, S.
',crews, J. Wood, Lan...here, B. Drummond, E. Antnibus, A. Mont-
gomery, Bouverie, Burma, eirdwell, Bell, E. Bunsen, ilayter, C.
Hoyle, H lionman, M. Gitaton, Cochrane, Maephenon, R. Lumley,
C. ILyell, Jun.. Faoshavr, Barnard, J. Blackhurne, C. Bagot, Caul-
field, C. Ben. tinck. W. 11. Cornwall, G. Berkeley, G. Craig, H. C.
Mellish, Malcolm, P. It Butler, Balfour.
M,na,a.—N heatley, Gardiner, E. Cardin., A. Macdonald, S. St in.
ley (2), Gmalburn, W0e.),,, Duff, N.Grenrille (2), V. Vernon, Towns-
Send, Verner (2), Somerset (2), S. Lefvvre,ll.l4. Lefevre, F. Somer.
net, J. Somerset, Rowell, Murray (2), Maitland, G. Percent', Ward,
J. Doyle, Movie.. (2), Mulford. Fauthow, Fellow .% Ferguson, L. Fox
(2), 'Jersey, 11. Hathurot, Dynoike Greville, Finclarence,
Rosy, lioupL,De klurgh,Gore, M. Boyle, G:Bathunt, Berkeley, Shot/-
well 12), Gale, Ilubbouw, Jerre% L. Pollock, M. Pollock, E. Inwaun,
Burdett Coutts, Islockhome (2), Balfour (2), Boileau (2), Dawes,
Adam, Ilewapoon, Curminghoine, Willson, E. Wilson. A. Sontemet. S.
toupee, Seymour, Bodlie, Bank., Acland (2), Burnt, Mtraribbon,
Macdonold, Johnstone, Law (2), Greene (2), Pakenbarn, G. Greville,
Grenfell (2), Gordon, Woodford (2), Stanhope (2), Wyndham (2),
Graham, Iltechinuoi, Quentin, Clifford (2), liencage, Codringlon (2),
Cwt, M. Cast, MilSnke, Hardy (2), Antrobua (2), Miles (2), E.
Lennox, B. D. Darner, Clerk (2), Co.burn, Mevriek (2). Percy, Card-
in 11, Show (2), S,ymour, Wod (2), Lowell., li. laacellev, Berkeley
(2), De lloney. Langston, Bow.. (2). Caulfield, Went." Peroeval,
Montgomery, Sultran (2; Patten, Ellice, Mauler, R. J. show Leievre,
M. J. Shaw Laken, Pori:o.
ADMIRALA—SiM. Adam, lion. G. Poulett, lion. W. Gordon,
M.P., Beaufort, Mr C. Ma odm, Sir B. Martin, Sir 11. Pigott, J.
.'tea, D. Dundos, M.P., sir J. 11. Whitehead, lion. W. Percy,
11. Proacott, 800 ALP.
ORDERAlA.—sliarpe, Sir R. Arbuthnot, Sir 11. F. Tlouverie, Thack-
eray, Sir 11. Roo., W. Napier, sir P. Maillood, ii. B. Lygon,
M.P., lion. E. Lygon, Fonsbawe, Caulfeild, G. Brown, Brotherton,
Ilea. A. Upton, Lord Aylmer, Wemyso, Godwin, Bowl., lion. 11.
Cavendish, Sir Cl. Anon, C. R. Fox, Sir G. Score%
COLMIRIA.—ILDWISOII. A Permval, lion. D. Pennant, Peel, M.P.,
Lord G. Paget., F. Puget, lion. (i. Remick, Wood, T. Wood, Hon. (I.
Gough, C. Bentinek, Hon. 11. Mitchinson, Meyrick, Rowan. Sir W.
Verner, Wyndham, E. Ferguson, M.P., C. O. Bowles, W. Drummer I,
G. Drummond, G. Molcolm, Don. R. Fitzgibbon, 11. W. Barnard,
lion. A. Liddell, C. hoard, Arhothnnt. 11. Wylde, Somerset,
B. Drommon.l, Gowan Ron. C. It. Phippe, Cornwall, North, lion.
A. N. Hood, lion. (CDuson, M.P., lion. R. Boyle, M.P., Buckler,
Bouverie, lion. U. Bonier, 51. P., lino. C. Grey, F. U. Seymour,
Zion. It. P. Ankm, Krute..l. Owen, 11. Bentkv Iv Kennedy, Le Cott-
tear, Wears, Craigie, lion. T. Ashburnhain, IL White, Pennefather,
Priaulx. .

AIAIOB.I.—A artnOtlib, Stephen..
CAITAIN,.—Iien. F. %%there, sir B. Walker, llon. W. Devereue.
R.N., lion. M. S. Weot, Chitin', R.N., Hon. C. Pakenham, It.N., E.
Pak:mime', 11. Seymour, ILN , B. Seymour, Ellice, C. C. Franklanil,
Sir J. Hill, Meyni 11, King, R.N , lion. 14 Gree, Hon. T. Bent, lion.
11. Duncan, L. o.irilincr, ToirniMentl, iiroke, R.N., lion. J.
Macdonald, C. Boyle, Blake, R.N., lion. F. Grey, lion. J. F. De Ron,
lion. E. flowaril;kl.P., Hon. 11. Spencer, Sir A. P. Green., lion. M.
F. Berkeley, M.P., lion. li. A. Cole, M.P., Sir 0. flartoritm, Sir G.
Weatpiud,'iord A. Fitselarenee, P. Wallis, Hon. A. Duncombe,
A. Taylor, D. Prier, ii. Film, lion. A. Gordon, Hon. C. Berkeley,
Dalryrape, M.P., F. Seymour, A. Millie, W. A. 11.1I.milPin, It. I'.
1110/11011.
CoMMLNlVll.—Manloonld.
LIIIIITLNA:474.—J. F. feel, Belford, R.N.

Supper was ...reed in the st tte dining-room in the usual
style of regal munificence. Jewelled and crstal cup., tan-
kards embellished with esguidte cirvings in ivory, massive
shields, salvers and vexes of silver gilt adorned the Wife',
which was brilliantly illuminated with candelabra, and
sconces filled with wan lights.

The Queen held a court yesterday afternoon in
Buckingham Palace. The Very Rev. Jr. Graham had an
audience of her Majesty in the royal closet, and did homage
on being appointed Bishop of Chester ; Sir G. Grey, her
Majesty's principal Secretary of State for the Home Depart-
ment, and the 11.sonp of Norwich, clerk of the closet,
assisted at the c remony. The Dean of Hereford was in
attendance. licr Maje.ty gave audience to Sir G. Grey.
The Earl of Morton was the lord in waiting.

A Cabinet Council woo held yesterday, at the Fo-
reign-office. Lord John Itii,ell, the Marquis of Lansdowne,
Earl of Mitito, Sir Goorae. Grey, Viscount Palmerston, Earl
Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Earl of Auck-
land, Lord C.impbell, the Magni! of Clanricarde, Viscount
Morpeth, and °dur ministers attended. The Council sat
two hours.
A deputation on the Aberdeen Railway, consisting
a the Earl:of AIN rile, n, iton. Capt. Gordon, M.P., Mr. E.
Enke, M.P., lion. Sir Alextodtr Duff, Mr. Hume, M.P.,
Mr. Lich. M.P., Mr. Duff, MP, Mr. Matheson, M.P.,
Mr. Fordyce, M P., Mr. Trail!, M P., Capt. Dalrymple, and
Col. Fraser, had an interview with the Chancellor of the
Exchequer yesterday.
A deputation from the Richmond vestry, consisting
of Mr. Rupert Smith, Mr. Brand, Mr. Bliztrd, and Mr. W.
Smith, had an interview with the Commissioners of Woods
and Forests yesterday.

(From last night's Gazette.)
MASTER OF TILE HORSE'S-OFFICE, MAY 16.—The
Cinetil has hem graciously pleased to appoint the Right lion.
John George Brah son Earl of Belborough to he Master of her
Majesty's Buck Hounds, vice the Right lion. Granville
George Earl Granville.
ST. JAMES'S PALAce, MAY 17.—The Queen was
this day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon
John Romi ly, E,q., M.P., her Majes y's Solicitor-
General; also, upon John Liddell, M.D. 1.R.5., Chevalier
of the Imperial Russian Order of St. Anne, and of the
Order of the Itetleine.r of Greece. Medical inspector of
Fleets and Hospital., Royal Hospital, Greenwich; also,
upon Cositi,eNoV.iielinamoilitekeaiTiuSazainranEdsortsoofulicorntilaajtestLyw's
Wyatt, Esq., Lieutenant of the Honourable upon
of Gen-
tlemen at Arms.
WHITEHALL, APRIL 29.—The Queen ban been
pleased to authorise and appoint the Right Hon. the Earl
of Ellesmere; the Lord Seymour; the Right lion. John
Viscount Conning ; the Right Rev. Edward Bishop of Not-
wich ; the Right. Hon. Lord Langdale ; the Right lion. Lard
Wrottesley ; Sir Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton, But.;
Sir Charles Lemon, Bart.; Sir Riderick Impey Murchison,
; Andrew Rutherford, F.-q. ; Joseph Home, ;
Samuel Rogers, E.g.; Richard Monckton Milnes, Esq.; end
John G‘orge Shaw Lekvio, Esq., to be fur Majesty's com-
miseionera f r inquiring into the cons'i,aCen sad govern-
moat of the British Museum.