The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-24 00:00:00

Ste Court.

BALMORAL, SEPT. 21.—Her Majesty and the
Prince drove eat yesterday into the forest of Invircauld.
Hie Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, attended by Mr.
Birch, went out flitting in Vie River Dee. Lint Portman
and the Hon. Miss Putman will Join the royal dinner party
this evening.

The funeral serv'e' fw the repose of the rail of his
Majesty the King Cecil. s Albert will take place on Wed-
nesday, the 26th out., et 11 cut , at the Strdinian Chapel,
The Eul of Carlisle left town on Frida for Pans-
Inure, Herts.

Tint ROTAL YACHT VICTORIA AND ALBERT has
trim prepared for the reception of her 16,0,1, Prime Al-
bert, and royal lowly, who are repreMel to sleep oa board in
Portsmouth on Friday evening neat.

PROPOSED PALACE FOR THE QUEEN IN IRELAND.
—We mentioned a few weeks ago that it was in eontempla
tine to erect for her Majesty a marine r sidenee on the Irish
coast, at or near Hllimey, about s.ven miles from the metro.
polio, and within a ands sad a half of the harbour of Kings.
town. We are now authorised to state that Mr. William
p+fute Buder, the erain, at architect of Btephen'o-green,
Dublin, is t ngaged in the preparation of plans ir.d drawings
of the proposed hull 'ling, and that he will shortly arrive is
London to suMeit them for the approbation of her Maj -sty.
—lVeekly CAroniele
THE NEW BlsilOP OF NORWICH (Dr. Hinds) it
will be remembered preached the sermon at the conven-
tion of Dr. Hampden. Bishop of Hereford, whose case ex•
cited so much attention last year. In the sermon pree. bed
by Dr. Hinds on that neessio •, the rev. a•ntleman .:premed
himself in so many wads an admirer of the seholutie theo.
logy for adherence 'o which Dr. Hampden was censured, and
sty emly animadverted on thaw members of the university
who had been the I aders in the oppositi na to Or. H emo-
den's elevation to the episcopal ;tench. Dr. Hinds is the
intimate friend of the present Archbishop of Dublin (Dr.
Wbanaly), and lives also on familiar tams with Dr. Arnold,
the late celebrated Master of Rugby Soho d, and *abet
rains the same theelogical views as are held by those two
eminent &via... Dr. Hinds wee for some years CI aplAie to
Hail Clarendon. the present Lord Lieutenant of Inland, to
whore interest he no d. uht in some degree Owl. his elev.-
tint to the Bishopric cf Norwich. Toe reverend d after
attained great embrace in the Univer•iy of Oaf xd, and at
one time it was lully sup cted that he wont! meowed Dr.
Hampden as the R spite Professor of Divinity. He was ap-
pointed to the Diva ry of Carlisle last year an the decrees of
toe very Rev. Dr. Cramer. The Bishop of Norwich has in
his patronage three archflescoerirs to which benefices are
attached, and fifty-two livings, varying in amount from
1,0771. to 801. per annum. The best living in the bishop'.
sift is that of North Creak, Norfolk, to which he presto's
alternately with Earl Spteeer.—lbid.
Mr. COMMISSIONER EVANS is likely to be ap-
pointed Chief Commissioner under the New Bankrupt Act,
wh•eh come, into operation the second week of next month.

BOROUGH OF GREBNWICH REGISTRATION. —The
rerieien of the boroutn list will take plies on the 18th of Oc-
tober, before Walter B. Ridd 11, E.q. It is a singular fact
did there is it,t, ono ohjsction to persons on the list. The
number of claims are as f ows: G eenseich, 22; Woolwich,
7; St. 21,cholas, Deptford, 12; St. Feld, D ptford, 27:
Charlton, 0; and Plutustead, 3; inaki4 a total of 71 new
claims

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UNIVERSITY OP BIRKENHEAD.—Many of onr
readers will prohably be surprised to read such a title as
this, but, it all we hear he true, it w.ll not be long ere our
neighbours on the opposite shore will be prieib ged to at-
tune to their direllieg plum eters so dignified and honoured.
It is, we believe, in ceotemplation to erect at Bir..enhea.l,
with the highest sanction in church and state, an eatetisive
range of buildings as a collegiate establishment, similar in
character to, possessed of the same amount of talent in
literature, theology, &e., and devoted to the some high and
holy purpses as the time-honoured nnivenities of Oztad
and Cambridge. It is stated that the want of such an
institn.ion in the north of Ragland his Lea been felt, and
that the heeds of the church consider this locaatv peculiarly
adapted to promote t►e success of the project. If is further
stated that the Mee Jos pb Bayles is the originator or
furtherer, or both, of the eacelleet design. Rumour informs
as, in addition, that the precise loess ire quo will be a tract
of land, about tea acres in extent, situate between the new
park and Mr. Jackson's mention, the proper y of Mr. Bret-
eey, and which it is bored that enterprising and benevolent
gentlemen will present f,r the pimp-the. It is added that the
Archbishop of Canterbury, the Marquis of Westminster, and
;I, rd Robert Groorrnor, have each contributed 1,0001. for
this magnificent scheme.—Liverpool Standard.