The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-12 00:00:00

Itte Court.

11X11, Ans. 10.
Tee Quint sad Prises to* theirsaesatointd early
walk thaa sparely' to Gsbersc-park. Their Royal
aeeees Ow Prim et Wales, wPrison Royal, sad
'outlier mombers :ef the royal family waked abet red* as
usual. Her Grace the Rutabaga of authorised. sad the Lady
Comma* L. Gamer. let Osborne this foreseen tat Leedom.
There wee scredditien yesterday to the royal dinner party.
0111101X1, Apo. IL -n• QOOllll sad Priem, sad yeeery
members of the royal family, eseoteyeeted by their Wino rims
relatives, walked early this swami fa Osborne-mal and
f Bar hie Royal Highesse, and her Royal
Wiliness the Primates Royal, sad the intim sad mistletoes
et tits royal honsekold. attended divine terries this owning
at Oeterae. The Rey. T. Protheree °Seemed. Lied Joce-
lyn had tbe beam et beteg taslnded is the royal dinner
party yostoeday.

The Qum will hold a Privy Council on Wedgies.
day seat, the 14th natant, at BodingOa m Paine. Bam-
mosses wen leaned on lialatday from dm Privy Council-
ease to the asinistsm tad oaten of state.
Hie Boma Highwass Prince Leopold of Saxe-
Vdtroseri Gotha loft C 1...... House, Sc. James's, on Friday
I swung, for Dover, OS rarto to Bromic
Th• Ray. Chutes Foist and the Rev. Thomas
Valley. a deputation from eh. Wesleyan Conference, dad an
interview with Sseretary Ste George Grey on Saturday at the
Homo-sake, to present an address of congratulation to the
Qom on the birth of a prise*.
Mr. W. H. Bland had an interview with Earl Grey
on Saturday at the Colonial-oat,.
Tits Duke of Wellismon attended the early service
yererday in the Chapel Royal, St. James's. The trayers
were nad by the Rev. J. C. Haden, We the sermon WU
preached by the Rev. F. 1). Perkins.
His Excellency Count Schigoraslpenninck has re-
mitted to the Bares Maroolicti themes of Cosimaodeur de
la Courtin. de Chen, which his Majesty tits king of the
Netherlaada has beta pleated to canter aim him.

PARLIAMENT will, it ie now understood,. 100 pro-
rogued by ►or Majesty the Queen in person on Teursday
nee!, the 18th inst.

TUE MINISTERIAL DINNER.—The following mom-
bers of the command (in and out of the cabinet) dined
together on Saturday, at the Trafalgar, Greenwich, preps.
tory to the termination of the eewion ; The Lord Chatcell
IL M. Bellew, Hon. E. Bouverie, Hon. Colonel Boyle, Earl
of Carlisle. A. E. J. Cockburn, Sir W. G. Craig, Admiral
Bandits, Viscount Ebringtos, Lord Foley, Bari Orey, S'r
G. Grey, J. Hatehell, Right Hon. W. 0 Hater, Benjamin
Howie. Lewd Mom= dill, Right Hon. W. 8. Lowellos,
Right Ron. Fox Maul,, G. C. Low* Borl of Mato, Vts
must rohnorston, J. Parker, Sir J. Rashly, Earl of Straf-
ford, Marquis of Westminiter, Sir Charles Wood, Str W.
Samortille, Lord Seymour.

AproirrmaNTs.—The Right Hos. Thomas Fr 'Leis
Kennedy, Pai master of Civil &nice hi Ireland, has been
appointed one of the Commissioners of Woods. Forests, and
Land novenas, in the room of Alexander Milne, E.q , so
tired. We presume that the truster of so attire sad useful
• public servant as Mr. &.Woody, from the office in Dublin,
bre been made otitis a view to some econorricsl outset.
meat in the Pam:steed office there, as well as the rood of
the department where his services will in future be ands
available.— (Ann.".

Da. T. Soornw•oon Smits, wbo was the medical
member of the General Muird of Health. durina the period
of the Orders in Council (se authorised by the Ditessis Pre-
vention Act), has been sppuiotrd the mond paid member of
the Board, provided by the Metropolitan interment Act
1/id.

TUE POST-OFFICE DERANGEMEeTS. —Lord Clan-
ricarde (PostmesterGenersl). Mr. Libesehere ( President of
the Board of Trade), and Mr. G. Cornwall Lewis (Secre-
tary of the Treasury), to whom the new postal regulation,
have heen refined, will present their report, we understand
on Tueslay next. Whilst recounnendicg every p'ssible
concession to the religious feeiincs of the community. not in.
consistent with public cone:nieces or the aecemities of par-
ticular casts, it is meet likely that they will advise a relax'
tics of the strict order asiainet tie transmissten of letters in
tows and country en Sundays, which has been final to
work so lrjatiessly and so unquilly since it was imposed
by the vote as majority of the House of Commons —lbid.