The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-17 00:00:00

DEP-UMW 01 TSB COM PROM OSBOANIL

PORTSMOUTH, MAacn 16.

Her Majesty and the court left CoWee es routs
from Osborne at two o'clock this afternoen, is the steam
yacht Fairy, Captain the Hon. Joseph Denman. Previously
to the embarkation of her Majesty, the Diadem, 32, steam
frigate, Captain Peter Crscroft (pro tem.), saluted the royal
standard on peening Osborne es routs to Spitheed from
Lisbon. As the Fairy approached Spithead ales wee saluted
by the Renown, 91, Captain Forbes ; the enrages, 31, Capt.
T. Mason ; the Racoon, Captain Paynter ; and the Diadem,
the man of which vessels manned yards and cheered. Her
Majesty was also saluted from the garrison battery, and the
Steeliest, Captain Hewlett, in harbour. On heading along-
side Clarence-yard at 3.16 she was received by Admiral Sir
George Seymour and staff, General Sir James Yorke ficerlatt
and dad, Captain Superintendent Dams, and other °Mows
of the port. The royal train left the Clarema-yard, Gosport,
at about halt-past three o'clock.

(PROM LUP NIGIVII GAZITTIL)

LORD CHAMBERLAIN'6-0271CR,MARCH 13.—Notice
it hereby given that her Najesty will hold Levees at Bt.
James's Palace on the foKowing days, at two o'clock : Wed-
nesday, 17th, and Wednesday, 24th instant. N.B. The
Knights of the several orders are to appear in their collars at
the levee on the 12th instant, it being a collar day.

Wittnium., ileum 13.—The Queen to been
pleaaed to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great
Beal, granting the dß** and place ol Advocate-Generei, or
Judge Martial of her Idejeety's forces to John Robert Mow-
bra
_y, EN.
DOWNING-STREET, MARCH 13.—The Queen by
been pleased to appoint Richard Janus Corner, Eeti., to be
Mist Justice of the supreme court of her Melesty's forts sad
settlemeuts on the Gold Coast, and Amster to the native
chiefs within the protected territories near, or atacent to, the
said forts and settlements, also E. B. Watermeyer, Esq., to
be one of the three Palette Judges of the supreme court of
the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope; Henry J. Woodcock,
Ep. to be Attorney-General for the Island of Antigua ;
William Aurelius Harland, Esq. M.D. to be Colonial Bur-
geon for the Wanda Hong Kong ; and Joseph B. H. Col-
lings, Esq., M.D., to be Auditor-General for the Island of
Molts.

The Archbishop of York and the Hon. Mrs.
Musgrave have wind at their tows mansion in its*rave.
equare.from the Palace, Bisbopethorpe.

Lord and Lady Churchill have arrived at the St.
Wargo' s auto!.

Lord and Lady Guernsey, accompanied by the
Um Major Finch, have arrived at Claridge's Rotel, from
Peekington Hall, near Coventry.

Lord Middleton has arrived at the St. George's
Hotel.

Sir Robert Throckmorton and the Mines Throek.
morton have arrived at Edwudie Hotel, froze Bnekland.

Sir Francis Scott has arrived at Claridge's Hotel,
from Great Barr Hall, near Birmingham.

Sir Frederic and Lady Smith have arrived at the
St. George's Hotel. Sir Charles Tempest and Mies Tempest
have arrived at the same establishment.

Mr. Grenfell, M.P., and Mee. Greaten, have left
the Queen's Hotel, Upper Norwood, for town.

The Countess de Rayneval, widow of the late
Ambassador of France at Rome, has just aspired at pine
from a complaint of the cheat. The countess had not then
received the tidings of the death of her husband.

The Count de Flandre will attain the age of
twenty-one on the 24th inst., when Oke will take place in
different places of Belgium.

In the House of Commons to-morrow evening,
Mr. Secretary Walpole proposes to nominate the following
u the select oommittes on the London Corporation Regula-
tion B111:—Lord John Russell, Sir George Grey, Mr.
Secretary Walpole, Mr. Thomas Baring, Kr. Aldermaa
Cnbitt, 81r James Duke, 81, John Shelley, Mr. Baines, Mr.
Milner Gibson, Sir William Hasthooie, Mr. Hanker, Mr.
Edward Egerton, Mr. Ker lispaer, Mr. Lyall, and Mr.
George Clive.

THE BEEAREE's LEVEE.,—The Speaker will bold
a full-arm laves at his house on Saturday ant, the 20th
indent, at a quarter peat tea o'clock, and not on Saturday,
the 27th instant, at prtorlonaly amnpd.

THE LATE SIR HENRY LAWRENCE.—Her Majesty
has been densely pleased to declare her intention of con-
firrlag a yea the solo of the late Sir fiery Law.
moos. It le also the Intention of the Court of Directors of
the Bast India Company to propose to the Court of Pro-
primes the grant of an annuity of 1,0001. a year.