The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-02 00:00:00

SHIPPING.

MAILS ARILIVP.I, —Dublin, 3; W .terford, 2; Donagha:
dee, 1 ; French 1 ; Panders, 1 ; Guernsey and Jersey, 1.
LONDON, June 2.—Wind this day at noon, W.S W.,
fresh breez., with rain at intervals.
Orr Doren, May 30.—Arrived: Princess Sophia, Batavia,
for Rotterdam.
Live,rouc, June I.—Tho Panope, which arrived here
today from Bahia, was obliged to he accompanied as far as
Maceto by ht r Majesty's steamer Grecian, having specie on
hoard, and thcru being several suspicious looking vessels in
Bait.
DEAL, June 1.--•.V.N.W.—Arrived : Cyrus, ficerth Seas ;
Australian, and Trafalgar, Sydn, N.S.W.; Two Anthonys,
Batavia, and sailed for Rotterdam; Patience, Baltic, and
sailed for Elsinore ; Marlborough, fdenam, and Nolen, Cal-
cutta ; Sumatra, and East London, Ceylon ; Duke of Wel-
lington, Ceylon and Berhadom ; Psyche, Louisa Munro, and
Amity, Mauritius ; Blue Bell. Alga:. Bay ; Oak, Linn, and
sailed for Rotterdam ; Holstein, Santos, for Ki:•1 ;
Candidate, Barbadoes ; Osbert, and Regina, Dominica;
Albert, St. Domingo ,• Joven Cilia, l'orto Rico, and
bath sailed for Hamburg ; Tropic, Highbury, Hope-
well, Dove, Thames, and Calypso, Jamaica ; General
Havana. for Dantric ; Salamander, St. Jag°
Ile Cuba, and sailed fur Akona ; Governor Harcourt,
Cuha ; Ceres, Honduras ; Solide, New Orleans, and sailed
for Gothcnhurg ; Belle, Charlestown, and sailed for So-ck•
holm ; Uneas, New York, and sailed for Antwerp;
Arrived from the river: Stehon Heath, Halifax ; Asiatic.
Madras; Panama, Callao; Sultana, Pernambuco.. Arrived
tram the rico' mid sailed; Agnes, Yaiparaitio ; VtLacity,
Jamaica.
DOVER, June I.—N. W. P.M. N.N.W.—Arrived: Sieg-
mond, Malaga, for Cronstadt; Salome, Boeleaux, for St.
Peteraburgh ; Kim ice Cattiinka, Bordeaux, for Bremen; all
put in on account of t; e war.
Orr &tuna" May 31 —Arrived : Nelson, Port Philip,
sailed 9tb February.
OFF PoarLarcn, May 30.—Arrived : Hilda, Batavia, for
Gothenburgh ; Cleopatra, Demerara.
DUBLIN, Nay 30 —S.W. to W. S.W.—Arrived: Stranger,
Demerara; Wand. roe (of Yarmouth), St. John's, N.ll ,
with loss of head and bowsprit. Sailed Granger, Bahia.
DEAL. June I.—The Tweed, for Cape Coast Castle, did
not put back to-day as reported.
Coax, May 30.—S.W. —Arrived : Lucius Carey, Girgenti;
Stanley, Trieste; Intrepid, Ibmila ; Mathildes Terra Nova.
Sailed : Glenmore, Gloucester ; Albert, Kilrush ; Melpo-
mene, London.

The Duchess Bernhard, and the I'd neesaes Anne and
Am-lie, of Saxe Weimar, visited the Duchess of Kent yes-
terdlp, at her residence, Clarence-house, St. James's.
'DEATH OF LORD BURGIIERsII.--We are fiord to
announce the demise of Lord Burghersh, eldest son of the
Earl of Westmorland, who expired on Monday evening, in
Harley-etrect, after a protracted illness, in his '.2sth >car.
The Countess of Westmorland was expected in London last
night from Berlin.
REVIEW OF TILE CIIELSEA
Yesterday forenoon the nut-peneioners of Chelsea Hospital,
numbering about 1,500 strong ,were reviewed in Hyde-park,
before Licut..Gmeral Viscount Llardinge, Sir Willoughby
Gordon, and other officers of the staff. The men arrived
on the ground shortly after nine o'clock, and immediately
fell into line facing Grosvenor-gate. The metropolitan
division, of which the men assembled yesterday consisted,
we may remark, of five separate bodies, viz., the eastern,
commanded by Captain Holden ; the western, by Major
Orr; the northern, by Captain Cartar ; the southern, by
Captain Nott ; and the Woolwich lyidy, by Major Forbes.
Lieut.-Colonel A. M. Tulloch is the military superintendent
of the whole force ; and, as such, acts under the direcion of
the War-office. Lord Hardinge and the other officers en.
tered the ground shortly before ten o'clock, and were imme-
diately saluted by the line in the usual military style.
The square in which the evolutions were performed
was kept by some companies of the Grenadier
Guards, assisted by a body of the metropolitan police.
Shortly after his arrival Lord Hardinge rode round the
line and inspected each company. The staff then returned
to its former position, when the firing commenced. Each
man was supplied with ten rounds of ammunition. A
variety of movements were gone through with great accu-
racy and precision, to the satisfaction of the noble viscount,
who highly complimented Colonel Tulloch on the great
efficiency which the veterans exhibited. At the conclusion
of the movements the men once more fell into line, and,
with the band playing, n arched forward and saluted the
staff. The affair then terminated, and Lord Harclinge rode,
amidst the cheers of the crowd, to his residence in Great
Stanhope-street.