The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-27 00:00:00

(Stamped, Id. Additional.)

CONDOLENCE WITH HER MAJESTY.

HAMBURG.

A meeting of the British residents in this city
wss held on Monday at the F.:choose-rooms, for the purpose
of voting addresses of condolence to her Majesty the Queen
and the Crown Princess of Prowls on the occasios of the
lamented death of the Prince Consort. The chair was
taken by Jong Wenn, Esq., C. 8., her Majesty's rem&
geseral and share d'affairei for the Hanseatic cities; and
the 'meeting, which was very numerously ►ttended, com-
prised the leading members of the British community resi-
dent here.

Mr. HZKRT WAL1101f1) EDT!, in a very feeling speech,
drew attention to the great loft the Witte has sustained,
and moved the address to the Queen ; which was seconded
by Mr. Millington.
Mr. J. Biscilote, in moving the address to the Crown
Princess of Prussia (which was seconded by Mr. Jackson),
spoke in very grateful terms of the kind sympathy ex.
pressed by all dames of the German population of this city
in this melancholy and irreparabi► Lies to our Queen end
country.
Subjoined is the copy of the address to the Queen which
was unanimously spud to, and Mr. Ward was requested
to forward it to its destination.

To her Most Gracious Majesty Vince* Queen of the United
Kingdom of Greet &dela and Ireland, he.
May it please your Ma y,—We, your Majesty's faithful
and loyal subjects, reei leg to the cities of Hamburg sad
Altana, in Germany, feel impelled by the devotion and
amnion we cherish fee year Maje My's person and throne.
by. the preload grief that lee Maid in, and by the me-
scams participetion 111 • comma aational lees, to seamy
to your Majesty the exprreslos and warm* of our
heartfelt sympathy and condolence at the overwbehntsg
bereavement sad calamity with which it hes pleased the
Almighty in his inscrutable wisdom to visit your Majesty,
your Majesty's family, and the nation at large, by the Mount
sudden removal from your Majesty's side of his Royal
Highness Prince Albert, your Majesty's most faithful and
devotes! COO•Oft

—His Ltte Rgal Highness united in a singular degree of
sioallasey those attributes of character, attainment., and
rank rarely allotted by Divine Providence to a single indi-
vidual, and which most fitted him to adorn his malted
position as the Consort of your Majesty, and to impart an
influence for good to all the offices and duties which he so
ably sustained and fulfilled.
The name of his late Royal Higbee, your Majesty's Con-
sort, will, we feel assured, be earolled among the greatest
benefacton of the country; be cherished with admiring
reverence as a household word in the home. of Britain for
many generations, and be embalmed for ever in the memory
of a grateful, loyal, and affectionate people.
That God, the strength of man's heart, may graciously
support and abuudeetly comfort your Majesty ender ilia
great and unparalleled trial—that he may gram your Ma-
jesty to find that his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales
and the various members of the royal family, imbibe the
spirit and tread in the footsteps of their late illustrious
parent, is the heartfelt and profound prayer of your Majesty's
loyal and dutiful subject..
Hamburg, Dec. 2.1, 1861.
Mere follow the signatures.)