The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-31 00:00:00

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Ths Court Circular contains the folbu la' a 4 11.
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formica to the royal program to the North.
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EDINBURGH, Tut:as:Jar, A, ~, ee
liar
Majesty and Priers.) Alhart a-co%pi ~,, ~." ...
Priam of Wales, the Princess Roe, Pflll tft Ale, '7 ths
Princess Alke, left Castle Howard t S Milling .. h ',,, Nil
sine, sad attired In Ediabursh at Ave a'el,it. ;!..„,Plll__
travailed by a special tt Bin Vitt Newcastle and II r.,. 1;-'4‘
Hat Maned, was attended ty the Mardian'', of ,),„. the P. lipp,ss.
air J.
1. (,0,
'doe, and Mr. Birth.
At Newcastle her Majesty owned the saw sty i.
railway terminus, and afterwerds reeeiv,:d tddre».l
laltehitaate of Newcastle and Clumbend.
At Berwick her Majesty opened the lt ~g 1
Bridge, sad received an address from the inlay
the tornugh.
Her Majesty also received loyal aidreses at !,..
Dauber.
Her Majesty was received at Edinburgh t..
of Buocleach, the Dubs of Rozburghe, 0 ~,
dell, the Lord Provost, and the Sheriff of th -
The Duke and Doehess of Bu".citueh, the 1)1
hurghe, the Esti of Morton, the lion. C. M .rt
Ridden, the lord Provost of Edi.,burgh, and t•
the county, will have the honour of disks with
this evening.

Despatches were sent off ket eseninw
Colo-Ail-office for the Govern,r of Canada, ar.
governors of tee otter North American

Prom lantntatt•eGaz-fee.
LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S-OFFICE, A Cr; r: 2'
have been jutted for the Conres (phut m
Sunday next, the let of September, f,w hit late M
Louis Philippe ; and on Wedreiday, the 11.11
bar next, the Curt to go out of moon:ire%
WHITEHALL, ACGUST 28.—The %Ron
pinned to appoint Archibald William D,u,r;
.e,
monly called Viscount Druaaluair), to ba
Sheriff Principal of the Sh;re of Anothirs, in
Marquis of Queensberry, resigned.
COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE LORD LI
OF Buceintax.s.x.—Quartermaster Daniel 1..
Comet, vice Trower, resigned; Charles Pvr.c.
Cornet, vice li.veridg•' promoted, to go 2r..:
Royal Bucks Yeomanry (.evalry.
COMMIssIoNa SIGNED BY THE. I.ChD L
Or ROM /MIKIS —George Richard felseieci
Lieutenant, vice A mender Macke; zv,

96th or Rois-shire, &.4,lll'ton-it at

EXHIT;ITION OF 1831. --FROILf
AItTICLES EXHIBITED

The following circular ham just Len :
local emmittees in connexion with the rococo
Sir,—ln reference to the eiehth deeniun of
commissioners, which states tint " ire,heets
made for the protection of articles wh•eb may
freLm piracy of the design," I am ins•rue-
C.111111itte• to request that you wiel wf .r:: e
mittee that an act hes been gassed la ..‘et •
lin:rent which enables exhibitors at th••
with the view to obtain a protection :r• to 71- .
classes of articles which they may ex`doi•
sional registration of them, which ,e to
18 months, if so extended by the b ar i o; T
The estate of the articles anti •
aft ',Med are defined by the two several ..e4. • e
and 1843.
By the fin! (5 & 6 Vie., e. 1001 a copy •-••
given to the authors or proprietors o' • r
ornamenting any articls of manufe,e•ue•
!lOUS 12 maxthe to three years, on p”mf r• •.:
from Is. to 31.; and by the se.-on t ert • 7
copyright of three years is given to th •
of any new and original design tor the .h ,ie ,7
either of the whole or soy part of any Lei:
havirai reference to some purpose of
fee tit 101. In both Eases the cpy rights ar
prerected from piracy by a penal yof fr..= •
able either by action in the superior :r
proc.eding before two maelstrates.
During the continuer.ce of the -mak:, •,1 7
proprietor of the design may exhibit i•. :
transfer his right, and at the expirati •-.c ;.
gister the design according to the 11.1.1.;. f •tt
nary that intending exbibitonshothd dos! y
' the provisional registratlou conferred :re
be applied to any articles of new assol•e-•
for which a protection by letters patent ,•
I am farther insttneteli to say thet t.. -
expectations that the Lords' Committee of :
Trade will be pleased to determine the: t..,
'Wont' registration shall be granted, w
any fee whatever, to all persons e :hi r..r. z
the exhibition of 1&51, which wood be e7,:i"..(
tection under the above-mentinned se3. an ! • •
sinners for the , xhibitioa of ISsl,wiii 1.,r.
cilities to exhibitors to effect loco prrrif...Ar...
the building of the exhibition. It will be nay
transmit for your information the retiee
necessary for exhibitors to follow in ar t
Oho privilege. 1 request you will have 1!-.•
municate this letter to the mayor of yo•tr
the chairman of your lecal committee fif
I am, sir, your obedient servant,
(Signet)
Office for the Executive Committee. 1. U.-
Westminster, Aug. 26,

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RIOTING BETWEEN THE .)in.tr tr.Y
AT POUTbMOUTU.—ltimpacc OF TUB -.
niaht during the present week very set. u. . •
taken place between the soldiers of tt • ;•. • .
Portsmouth garrison, and the men of 1! .
On Thursday evening the rioting ha,: • • •
that Mr. Jones, a magistrate, found : •
read the Riot Aet, and to c.il to tie
miiitary power. In consequence, the L _• :
nor Lord F. Fitzelarence, hastened to :he •
disturbance, Queen street, Fortsei, a-. ;
parties of soldiery under the direction at the .
150 or 200 sailor, had collected tote• Ur. tem, ; •
bludgeons, and searched the diff ren• c- : •
houses for the men of the h r- • •
they had been prevented frem ci •
few were found. Some were, however, ••• t • •
seriously illused ; one so badly as to kern E.• • . •
hospital, where he is not expected to
levious evening the ,50th regiment had it. ••• ; • • • •
town, attacking every sailor they .r.
most cruelly. The consequence is rot •
tended to all the seamen in port, and cot. ,t• •
that the effects will be far wove that t. • •
The civil, military, and naval stithor,;:ei
consultation as to the bat means of prefer. te.:
should the rioting be repeated this kFrl,i•••• . •
tended to enrol a number of optical e,,not.' ,•
number of windows of public homes
two parties, have been demolished LI
enemies.
LORD LYNDRURST.—We are happy to
the operation the noble sad learned lied ... us ... •
to undergo for the recovery of his sight h,• •-r
successful, and should his bodily health perm:'. .•
the next swoon, be found at his post in th, 11
in brazing of appeals. The natio And ie.irri .•
Lady Lyndhurst, and the Hon. Miss Cop:,!. he" :•
to Tureille.pork, Bucks, Gem town.
Tan SVRMARINE ELECTRIC TELIC,R tr
Thriu,DAL—This afternoon his Gras, the l'
lington visited the Submarine Eleetrie Telretic
connects the shores of England and France. i ".
carried in temporarily at the terminus of the ti ••-•-•
ltoilway. In the absence of Mr. Reid, the
Rimer, who superintended laying the alto
Channel, his foreman showed the noble duke '
the instruments, and explained to him how t ~ • •
insulated, and toe plan adopted for laying them '
the duke's request he also furnished rim with 3 .7 •
the insulated wire. His grace seemed litirtiy ••
would no doubt appreciate this wonderful
communicate in a second of time between t. ,e •
the continent.
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY EtEert,oN.—
of members of the senate was held yesterday, e
Jesus College, which was attended by Wtseeio •
forty gentlemen from various oiler,. for the T.I
coming to time determination with referent.: to
to fill the vacancy caused by Mr. Law's deadi. I -
of Jesus (Professor Corti') was called to the 0!.,•
steps that had been taken to secure a ctrid‘,!..•
ported to the meeting. The tint person
the Marquis of Granby, who was thouehi
high pootion, his known principles, and tni 's,!
an English gentleman, to unite all Aide. '•
tive opinion in the university. The MaT0,..3 0:
however, declined from private consid, ration,. '
recommended Mr. Walpole, M I'. for Midhurst.
Onset man of their whole party to remold le
recommendation which was warmly Nicked by
In the meantime meetings had been held at
which Mr. Cowling's name was brought forlid-",
object of the present meeting was to receive
eon
• ;
might be proposed, and take suck steps as she
on to come, to a conclusive choice. A long. .P. 1.;,
diteusaion took place, in the course of whrl's r.
Mr. Loftus Wigton' was mentioned with bit!' ;„
not definitely proposed. It was oho stair'
Ilgentlemen then present, that they had ff,,nv
•
pole, and asked him whether, under ~vt.
;tames, he would consent to come for""
his answer had list them under IV
that he would not do so. The Johnissf•
seemed too udder Mr. Cowling as already is th
ha had been asked, and had consented to
Me. that it was resolved by a large mslv;,:„
sent, that a derdelon should wait neon
la requisition signed by as many member
ROW be obtained, requesting him to be,yine
the representation of tke university at the COOS z.
Whether Ur. Cowling's blonds will give w'T•:.
eendi.lon poeltively to smut; all we k""'
. above proposition was met by an
of Stm. aendm
hn'ef. tan
algibilT., proposed by • Fellow Jo.:.
by mother. The neat/emen selected I. tow!'"...
are—Mr. Hopkiu ((Catharine HOG. Kr
(ill's's), Mr. Stokes (Cetus), and Mr. Harper,.
Ike tegaisition up to live o'clock yesterday It,'
log, bad rewind fifty signatures.