The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-28 00:00:00

gte Court.

WINDSOR, MONDAY, Jew. 27.

The Qu'en, wits the Prince of Wales, drove Lilt
this m :mice in a pocy carriage, In Windsor Fart, lirjor.
0-a. W,asyse (Enemy in Waling), attending on horse-
neck, Pence Albert went cut shooting this morning,
attended by the Marquis' of Ormonde, Vulonel &fluky
Drummond, Licat.-Cmonel the 11 in. C. D. rtipie and
Licit -Colonel F. H. &Imlay. The younger members of
the 11 pal Family took their usual airings. I,,nrcl Joh*
Romped end Lord Beymour are expected to arrive at the
Castle to-day, on a visit to the Qom and the Prince, and
wail have the honour of joining the ltnyal d.nner circle. 'r he
band of the Royal Horse Guards will attend in the Castle
daring dinner. The Queen's private band will afterwards
attend.

A deputation, consisting of the Rev. James Car-
ina, C.D., Mr. William Stuart, and Mr. George Hall
Graham, of Woolwich, had an interview with Sir George
Oily yesterday, at the Hcme.office, to present a memorial
to her Mejesty from the inhabi•ants of the town aad parish,
on the subject of the revlbt Papal aggression.
Mr. Sey moue, M.P. fur Poole, attended at the
Home-office yesterday with a petition from the Independent
congregati,n of the borough of Poole and its neighbourhood,
against the Papal spinsatoo, for transmiseion to the Queen
through Secretary Sir Getrge Grey.
Lord Jahn Russell left town yesterday afternoon
for Windsor Castle, one vi-it to her Maj.-sty.
Lard Seymour and Sir William Clay bad an inter-
view yesterday with Sir George 0 ry.
Sir John Her.ct ell and Captain Harness bad an
Interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday at
his official residence in I.).wring-serset.
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A deputation from the SOciety for the Snppree•ion
of Vice had en intertiaw with Sir George Gray yesterday at
the Home.offiee, on the subjecs of " toeping hon•ea" and
" penny thsatris." The deputaiioa eon•uted of Mr. E. V.
Sidebottom, Mr. H. S. Prendergast, Mr. F. llumergae, and
Mr. H. Prichard (Secretary).

THE ADDRESS IN THE LORDS', IN REPLY TO
asa MAJFAVeII 141"ZICH, will, k is understood, be moved
by Lord Etlinghens end seconded by le,rd 0 vcrstoce.

FALKIRK BUROllB.—The prospect, of Mr. Loeb,
the liberal candidate, continue to iniwove. Sir Cnerhe
Napier, so hwe tiaras was saen:ioned is convinced of the
better claims and chimers al Mr. Lxb, and will not a ifer.—
Scotsman.

111.6 MARCITIONESS OP HASTINGS Will expected at
her mat, Iffrri, near Lymingtun, on S.turilay. The most
profound respect and sorrow for the marehloness and the
affi.etion she has sustained io the lois of Ler $lll, the yoush-
ful Marquis of Hastings, were etanilrsted in Lomiogton the
whole of last week, by all the inhabitants partially closing
their shops.

THE GREAT EXHIBITION.
CLOSING THE BUILDING.
Office for tk• Bet reties Cosnesmee, The Beading,
Hyde Park, Jas. 27,1851.
Her Majesty's Coss,istrionen have decided, In order to
prepare for the reception of foreign good. in the eneuirg
week, that the public must be altogether vac:stied from
visiUng the building alter Moodily beat, the 3rd of February.
By order of the Executive Committee,
N. Dtour Wvarr, Sec

THE LATE SIR ROBERT PEEL-WORKING

YAWS MEMORIAL.

TO TUT ZDITOS Ol THI MIMS.

Sik—The committee appointed to carry out the
resolutions of the public meeting at the Whitt', gtnn Club,
ha Almost last, "for the working man's mi.:mule! to Bir
Robert Peel," nave obtained contributions In pence exceed-
fag 146 W.; and as the committee at its next meeting intend
to publish a list of the memos of all the places from which
subscriptions have been received, I have to request that
wuri perm whn hu collected any sone) in furtherance of
that object will have the geodsesi to forward to me, with as
little delay as possible, the amount in their hands, that the
whole may he Wended in one hat.
I have also to in orna you that lists of solucribtrs, and
amount of contributions from every place, will Le open to
taapactlen at rock place and time as @hall he painted out, to
enable every contributor to see whether his list his been
remelved and prepaly entered.
The awlimtioa of tne funds at the disposal of the com-
mittee will be determined upon by a joint meeting of the
wastage and committee, with the view of fulfilling the
rapramed imitation of the public muting.
I remain your obedient servant,
JOSEPH HUME,
Chairman of the Committee.
6, Bryanatonesquare, Jan. 26, 1861.

WESTMINSTER FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETT.-ThOMS

members who paid up for their allotments en the East
hi oelsey estate competed their purchase at Mr. G E.
Deene's chambers yesterday. This will add fifty to the
orst tuency of West Surrey, and those twentieth will be
placed en the resister tree of impose at the to xt revision.
LOCAL 11.1FANDITCSE OP TILE COUNTY OP SOMER..
set—From the treasurer's account, rust put:dish. d, it op.
pews that the (rose receipts fur the year 1860 were
27,0521 Ile. Ild., and the prose expenditure, 18,9801,16 E 6d.
From the latter sum, however, will have to be deducted
5,2011., which will be repaid by the governed. nt, on account
0f the curses, of prourstiors, do. The belenoe in band
from 1149 was 4,11321. ss. 40. ' • lam 13/0, 5,0691. 16.. W.,
Toe amount raised by rates during the year war
40,2031. 2s. 214. From fines, 2t'2l. 15e. 61. A supplemen-
tary account shows that 39,964 e 14s. 3d. had been raised by
rate towards payment of the debt of 52,0001., the amount
borrowed for building the Somerset Lunette Asylum.
°ALMS IN Till ATLANTIC.—AIIitIVeL OP Till
PACKSTAIIIIP Da Wiry CLINTON AT Loan.—The arrival
of the New York packet ship, Do Witt Clinton, Caputo
Fault, at Qasenstown, after fur Piz weeks attempting to get
to the westward, he. been reported. We appeud a letter
from a fressenger, addressed to &gentleman la Liverpool
" The De Witt Clinton, off Cape Clear, Wednesday, 22nd
January, 1831. My dear frien.l,—l cannot permit, after
your kindness to me, any oppirtunity to sees without
acquainting you with our whereabouts, etc. We are now
tearing up for C irk, and not without strong and satisfactory
cause. Since we left Liverpool, six weeks ago, we have had
I. sad time of it, nothing but violent gales from the west-
ward, enough in all reason to weary the patierefe of Job.
Smallpox has broken oat amongst the peasenzers, and
spread alarmingly sad rapidly, end we have had eight
deaths. Elia of the crew are also laid up with it. Under
such oranastances of awful weather, and contagious moue
on breed, Ceptain Funk determined to bear up ter Foyal, as
.rcr water had become short from the voyage being so long
and protracted, and some le akue, by the casks having
shifted daring the gales. It wee alterwares considered that,
Fayel being a Portuguese settlement, quarantine ogulations
vrJuld prevent atehorags or communication with the shore.
Captain Fenk therefore consulted with his officers, and
finally determined to bear up for C-rk on the 17th instant.
You will perceive that we made us much progress in five or
six days as we did previously in fire or mix were'.l., prevy
coselsove testimony of the sort of weather we have expo-
rieaced. We shall be is Cork to-morrow morning, and Is
is pos. ble we may be there fur a fen days. With reienaai
to the captain, it gives me sincere pleasure to say that he is
the personification of kindness itself to his pusengers in the
tabs and steerage. I could soy much on this subject, but
that as a seaman and a gentleman his character is well
kaolin to you. A finer a--a--but _than the De Witt (Mateo
does set Stet, an i I have been muck gratified to find that
your recommendation of both ship and captain has been
,I. - verified. I must now beteg this hasty note to a

io fully
rubes abrupt conclusion, u it is now war andatibt."

THE WRECK OF THE Raw COMMEECISL.—It
stated that the committee of Lloyd's in:ecd at the neat
general meeting of the members to propose that the silver
modal of that distinguished body be presented to Captain
George Davies, R.N , of the coast guard station at Pot ante,
as a mark of their appreciation of his brave and humane
*seniors in proceedarg with a boat's new under his dine
don to the Bensons Hocks, in a tremendous is., at the
Imminent peril of his life, and thereby being the means of
reseuirg therefrom the surviving crew of the barque New
Commerdal, wrecked thereon on the 11th inst.
A 6111PWRECILED CREW.-0a the 17th inst. the
brig Jessie, Captain Nicholas, of and from Cork, arrived at
F.sh4uatd, hating on the el: of the 16th, about twenty
miles north west of the go • lighthouse, picked off eight
of the crew from the wee*., Russian brig Stern, from
Liverpool for Marla% dutialg &terrific gale. They were
landed has on the evening of the 17th ; two of the crew (a
awmd mate and a sailor) having been drowned in their
efforts to Mare the wreck. Every attention was paid to the
survivors by Captaia Nicholas. and on their arrival here,
Mr. David Vaughan, Lloyd's agent, with his usual kindness,
promptly attended to their wants, and supplied them with
clothes, lodging, victualling, during their stay. They
ware forwarded on Tuesday to Milked, en roars fur Linty
p o 1 —WekArnan.
Loss or Tag Hraorer..—The Heroine, a vessel
bound for Africa, sailed from this port: a s`lort time since,
and bad got a pod way into the channel, when she toll in
with a ship disunited by the heavy gale which at that time I
prevailed. The crow cf the disuaued vessel requested that
tray might be picked up, and that they were ready to de,
met the ship. The captain of the. Rusin., however,
scluntmeal to tow them into a safe port, and *stadia*
took them le Waterford. Having thus signalised its,
an ale of mercy, the Heroine scam see sail from Waterbed
or. Sunday lass, and from the intelligence we have received
we ere merry tory that there is every reason to believe that
she boa bees wholly lost, and that all on bard of her have
perished, the stela d a mall marked " Heroine" having
bees washed übdre on the coast of Ireland,—Liverpool
Moil.

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Butinot MARINI BOARD.—The dispute betweeei
this body and the government hu not bun brought to any
satisfutory continuos. A letter addressed to the board by
the vast:sitooen wee taken into consideration at a special
souribig held oa Thursday, but it woo deemed enesthisetory,
sad the board resolved to adhere to the resolutiNt previouly
adeptedi he its members, viz., to reties. A special sleeting
of the toes uncoil is e messed for Wednesday, to take the
setter Ws eoselderatioa ; and It is stated that a legal sea
of some sanding has given its bh opinion that the board
has a right wider the act of parlissteat, and the proceediags
connected with it, which have take. plus, to exercise the
=re wide k the goventasst amuses the right of with-
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