The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-02 00:00:00

Vbe court.

OSBORNE, AUG. 1.
The Quest sad the Prime took their accustomed
early walk tide morels, is Osbors• P.rk.
Ti. yeses.: besaibee of the R gel Family welled sad
rode ea anal._

elareadoa wired at 04scess yesterday after-
soon, sad reatalas on a visit to her Mekety.
Vsseosatess Jocelyn has reitwed tsa Coaatese of Depart.
as Lady-la-Waiting to her Majesty.

Mr. Tidd Pratt had an interview with the Chan-
seller if the Bulgier yesterday, at his dada residence is
Downing-street.
A deputation from the City of London, consisting
of Mr. Xpterman, M.P. Mr. Alderman Copeland, M.P.,
lir. Alderman Sidney, M.P., and Mr Tyre'', the City Re.
metaltrancer, had an interview with Lord Seymour, Fester.
day, at needles of her Majesty's Commis lotion of Woods
sad Forests Is Whitehall plane.
Her Majesty's Guard of Gentlemen at Anne have
been paraded during the past week in St. Jaynes Pence
Gardens, and on Tuesday and Wednesday lam the Honour-
able Corps were insproted by their captain, the Lard Foley,
In undress and fall dress uniform.
Earl Grey bad a dinner party on Wednesday at his
residence in Carlton House-terns. The company Included
his Excellency the French Animated n, the Marquis of
Lundowne, the Countess of Clarendon, the Earl of Sc. Ger-
mans, Ludy Dufferin, the Right Hon. Sir Charles end Lady
Mary Wood, the lithe lion. Edward E flee, and the Hon.
H Grey.
Despatches were sent off last evening from the
Coleus] office for the Governors of the West India colonies.

ViaW OF THE NEPAULEBE TO DEVONPORT.—On
Monday General Jung Babadore, and suite, arrived at the
Plymouth station of the South Devon Railway, per express
train from London, and at once proceeded in carriages,
which were in waiting for them, to the dockyard
at Davenport, when lodgings had been prepared for
them in the homage formerly occupied by the Clerk of the
Chi quo. They were received in the dray erd by Admiral
Sir W. H. Gage, the commander-in-chief; Commodore Lord
Jobs Hay. the superintendent of the dockyard; and Gee.
the Hon. Henry Murray. Oa Tuesday the ansbastador and
suite spent the greeter part of the day in an inspection of
the different parts of the dockyard, and of the several
branches of handicraft and industry carried on there.
At about six (Alai( the party visited the royal botanic
gardens of Mr. W. E. Randle, in Union road, Plymouth,
the opening of which to the public was that day
being celebrated by a grand fate. Os arriving is the gar.
deco, a salute was fired from the battery, and the combined
bands of the Royal Marines, and the 23rd Royal Fusiliers,
struck up, " God save the Queen," the playing of which was
follows-1 by a !Katy round of cheering, given by the thousands
of spectators. The distinguished party welted rout.d the
gardens, and appeared to wit's with much pleasure the
sending up of a messenger balloon by Mr. Darby similar to
those sant out in the • quadrat is search of Sir John Franklin
On Wednesday they visited several of the government and
public erabliehments in the neighbourhood, and went in
the Fearless steamer, Mester Commander Alfred Veitch, to
the Breakwater, and some distance out the channel, with
the view of seeing the Eddystone Lighthouse, around the
Sound, and into the harbour of Catwater, Peymouth, and
subsequently up the St. Hamocce, as far as &hash, passing
very suer many of the largest chip, in ordinary and in com-
mission. On Thursday morning, at half-put nine, they
left the dockyard in two open carriages fa the railway
station at Plymouth, where they took the express train for
Eeet►r and Bristol ; from whe nee they proceed to Gloucester
and Birmingham, and on, it is said, to Holyhead, thence to
Dublin and B Rut.

The NEPAULWIE PRINCE line, we ere informed,
instructed the Mews. Oiler, of Birmingham, to ship at
ones the beautiful colossal candelabrum executed by them In
crystal glass. This magnificent production formed one of
the principal objects of attiaelioa at the late exposition a Ifi