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

(From last night's Chaotic)
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THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO SCOTLAND.
PROORFSS or INC ROYAL SQUADRON.
The announcement that her Majesty did not in-
tend penning the voyage till Wedoasday, the squadron
beingisg tap for the night (Temday) at the Nure, led to
sway mistaleeletiens as to th probable time the royal lint
went pees the different points et the cast, and hence atom
eland& peetreldingpoistintut. TLe passage of the Vic-
toria end Albert appear- to have been most rapid. Accord-
ing te all meennte received trim the Coast. Guard SOILLAIS,
the average speed oiler Majesty's yacht wee frees 13 to 14
keels an beet. Her course across the Boston Deeps
was N.N.W., keeping the outside panage off the herdiarid
of Fleasboneugh,, ease 7or 8 miss distant. Hers the was
m -t by a strap o/ w ar of the Frtneh government, which bad
rua out that mining from Scarborough for the purpose of
meeting the squadron mid solution the English sovereign.
At kalflast 1 o'clock the royal yacht posed, the com-
moner of the French sloop of war tiring a salute, hoisting
the Hagfish edam above those of the French, and the crew
masidag the yards. liar Majesty was on deck and gee.
dandy acknowledged thil compliment paid by the Franca

—jillesabereso, u at inseentem, every preparation was
Node te de ell honour to her Majesty a, sea passed. The
Grasheuteieweles wore drawn out, and the gum at the
Cesenerd wale allerged, seedy for saluting In the after-
noon Imo demon were cbterved about ten miles distant
bens the Gust, making to the northward, but the command.
fag asst, relying on the report that tho royal yacht would
heavy at the Nom ea the previous night, considered
=Wile that We stamen er,uld be reetlythose of the
Alter many hunts' watching, the French voael
of was, whisk had gone out that morning, returned anti
reported the lest that the Queen had passel, and that the
steamers ssaa were no Mbar than those of the royal fleet.
Farther northward the ns, al yacht was paned by the New-
castle steamer. As soon as the yacht had toms within hail
a party of sailors and others mounted the tormastP, and ra.
luted her Majesty with three cheers. Neither the Queen,
Prince Consort, nor the royal children could be observed
either on the deck or is the cabins. As the yacht steamed
pest her pace war very rapid, and only two of the steamers
of the (our that started (the Vivid and Virago) could keep
up with ker. The Black Eagle wan p ‘seed about an hour
interwar& ; the fourth was nut seen. The weather W. 16
de-
lightfal, with every appearance of its continuance.
The royal squadron was abreast of Robin Hoed Bay,
Whitby, about tow o'clock. Notice having been given to
the gunners on the estate of the Bal of Mulgrave, of the
approach of the Victoria and Albeit, a royal salute was
thundered forth as she putted- At alive% o'clock on Wed-
nesday sight the squadron was meshy the London (Dundee)
steam.ekip, Capt. Being, outside the F, m Islands. Al-
though dark it was a Sae night, the wind blowing from the
W., and the coarse of the squadron almost due N. The
Fern Islands from Woolwich are about four hundred miles,
end some idea may be formed of the speed of the yacht
when it is stated that she accomplished that distance in 30
hears. .

BRION= (FORIAIkiTIIIIRADILT MORNING, 10 o'CLock.
—TM Coast.Onard at ontr,ero observed the approach other
e mkt before daybreak this morning. Apparently
etejnam the outside passage of the Bell Rock Light-
helm. Mae ins tame die awe off, and from the rate the was
gobs weal reach Abatises before right o'clock.