The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-12 00:00:00

thela Ldaytftr Cami[o.]

Wisn:%os, JAN. 9.—This Address of Condolence,
es the death of her late Majesty the Queen Dowager, from
the University of Cambridre, was presented to her Majesty
this day, at an asthma, given for that purpose, by hie Royal
Bighorn Prises Chancellor, and the Hie. James
farewell, Mester ed Christ's Collets. Vier Chancellor of the
taivenity :—To the Queen's Moat Racellent Majesty. The
\amble Addrese ot the Chancellor, Masters, and Scholars of
the University of Cambridge. May it please your Majesty,—
We, yew Mare 3'9 dutitut and loyal subjects, the Chancellor,
MUM., sad Scholars of the University ot Cambridge, humbly
b.. leave to approach the throne with expressions of sincere
ethdolesee up m the melancholy occasion of the death of her
Majesty the Queen D maser. Is common with all your
Yap sty's *abject., we hove observed with adntirstioa the
virtues which adorned the shouter of that illustrious lady.
Whither as the consort of a reigning monarch, or In her
subsequent evaporative retirement, her pure and exemplary
late her us ceasing deeds of charity sad munificence, her en-
lightened support of all toot waded either to ameliorate the
culd,tion and to elevate the moral and religious character of
the poor, nr to improve society at large, combined to shed
lustre over her 'salted station. And whilst we deplore the
death ot one so justly endeared to your Majesty and
the nation, we cannot but point, with heartfelt
riasslstion, to the Christian piety which directed the
whole tsars of lier lite, and to the Christian hopes
wr.ich, brig tinting to the last, soothed and che. red its clan.
If similes like thaw, which cUstiognished the late Queen
Adelaide, and of which your Majesty affords to your people
en bright an 'ample, warrant and bind together the
differest ethers of society, we may humbly hope that,
under the blessing of a gracious Prosideath, the peace
a:4 witUtheisc ot this country will rest upon an en-
daring headlines. Oar duty is, and our earnest end
shill es, to trim up the youth committed to our charge in
ontionsi of rt Tr filler tnr such virtues, and of devoted
lqalty to the throne. May God bless sad preserve your
Majesty sad your royal house, and may Re be pleased to
grant you many happy years to reign over a free, osatented,
sad !Si prop:.
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CONNISSION SIGNED DT THE LORD-LIEUTENANT
OF CAZDIOAMMIKIL—W. Jones, Esq., to he deputy.
Rama mt.
CoNNIsSION SIGNED DT TIIE LORD-LIEUTENANT
or Nuarnomrrusittusus.—R. T. Clarke, EN., to be deputy
liostereat.
CoNNISSIONS SIGNED DT THE LORD-LIEUTENANT
Of VIC Writ RIDING OF YOllllllllll.—The Right
Rm. Charles Lord Stoartca. the Wm. A. Lasalle', and A.
Roateru. EN, to be deputy lienteaasta.
The Hoe. W. E. Huambo to be comet is tl e York-
shire Haver Regiment of the West Riding Yeomanry
Cava:ey.
CoulilmtlONs SIGNED DT THE LORD-LIEUTENANT
or Saunter tas.—Cormet J. Rocks to be lieutenant. It. A.
Beeson, gentleman, to he cruet, in the Lath &logien
Regiment of lieovasary Cavalry.

EXHIBITION OF INDUSTRY OF 1851.

FIRST MEETING OF THR ROYAL COMMISSION.

The first meeting of the Royal commissioners for
woman': tole object was held, yesterday, at the New Palace,
Westminster. Hie Royal Highness Prince Albert presided,
and the 'madam was my numerous.
We understand that the min busicess transacted Mat. d
to the praisusary steams which bad been entered into
between the Society et Ant and the Messrs. Ilunday. The
commissiosers were of opinion that the contra., which had
enabk,l the prepseal to brought to its present state. and
bad truant...a tie carrying into 'Beet the proposed
ezhibitioa, was of • strictly reasonable, and indeed of a eery
Literal, Assam, ; bat, in me Mama with what appeared to
be the wishes o: the public, they decided to give notice of its
terainaties, sod so place the whole undertaking upon the
basis of a gearrd ealocripdon, patine holing having been so
trinity espeeserd is support of the ezlabitios as to reader
say suit woven now quite easeeseeery.

MrraoroLrris Commustos or Szwvis.—A *pr.
t.al awn ttot Metropolitan C)111111illlialler. of Sewers was
ttid notarday, Sir J. Burpoyee is tho char, when Mr. F.
1 ate/ was appoirted savant to the eorarsissioa, at s salary
of 1.3u0L pry &saga, With ea edditioa of 200 f. pn sonata
far tab inn.

Tat FIeTrLA Ism/mom—Yesterday &deputation
beta the rest &stay of the Fistula loginma in Charter-
kmee-itiaare, culeistang aide. Mammas, M.P., the uese
SUM ; the Rev. Doctor Vitus, the Chairman of the Clai-
mant, of Manammest Mr4Potter, udge of the Seconds.
nee Coate; and Mr. Salmon, the enigma to the establish.
ant ; waited ova the Lord Mayor upon the drain of the
dant', and hie lordchip tied the middle of May fur ha
millworks, sad pledrd himself to do all in hie power to
aree late fall taut the benevolent objects of the i!!stitution.
Seaman's Hoorn's'. Sociare.—Yesterday a guar-
orly aeon of the eroveraus of this iactituthea took place at
tte Mem, a, Kind Williewetratt, Loudon-bridge, Mr.
JAs Wild is the chair. The statement of accounts log
Um past year showed a balance against the institution
4! QS! Se. 7d. The number of patient. admitted into the
I,tictdsciagitt Mapital S. ip from the let of October to
list December, 1844, animated to 546, which, added to
1 mesas who were on bond previous to the let
(~.ober, made • total of 646 patients. Of the..
4.'• had been discharged since the let October, 176
n.m now sick, and live ware on board convalescent The
emberof oat-patients during the last quarter had amowitied
L 411 The total number of patients admitted since the
4+ll'4Mo/rat of the society I. 1521 had been 61.041. These
117•11.0 having been received aced adopted, and the minutes
cf priviter meeting+ having been confirmed, the court ad-

111 E Po ST-OFFICE NOTICR-RELIEF FROM SUN-
ter Litque..—The Poet-office notice, which we published
yistirday, ordering all the Post-elliate in the kiogdom to be
t doa Sundays after ten o'clock in the morning, is a
*wimp neat one, and relieves mom persons from Sunday
406 a tam at first sight would &ppm.. Tigre cannot be a
e At but what in future some thousands of parsons will be
eubled t, attend divia• service on Sunday evenings who
kart Area historic prevented frees doing so. For ever sines
It. recent regulation by which Pat-ofilose lave been
e.ond from ten in the marnieg until five in the afternoon,
Ike 'madame of one or more persons have been always re.
',aired is every one of the thousands of postoffices and rural
stioting bosses throughout the kingdom, from fin till mine
w tee o'eleelt in the evening, to receive prepaid and refit-
and letters, and to give out letters, and to answer official
stymies, nail which attendance will in future be unite.

lilt BRITANNIA BeinoL—We leen from the
Beset, that then is at nark a complete roadway over the
nun, the attend peat tube kavlog been safely raised to its
.o lest elevation, and forearm by its junction with the
qt., babes a continuous rigid wrought iron highway
lAI teat keg, and batwun 6,000 and 6,000 tons is weight.
e workmen are now engaged day and night in completing
ce Junctions and adjustments. The greater portion of the
nosairat way and rails for the trains is laid. The grand
:tubes to the tur dge at either end, when the colossal
ar rest, are finished, including the continuation of the line
tem, to the stations on each aide at Banger and Llaafair,
Li every ezertion is being made to hays the line complete
t'l and of February, for the first trial trains to go
hawk
11thrillos OP ResTs.—The rent audit of Earl
'/Ay was held at the King's Arms, Sherborne, oa Toted',
before W. Hookr, Esq., the steward, when a reduction
I, per ant. oa the rent was made, The Right Ho..
Y•o:::tt has intimated his intention et taking lOya
ter his rent, at his nest audit. The rent audit of Mr.
was held before 11. Tuson, Esq., at Sherbets', last
whea 15 percent was thrown back es the rats re.
'CI. It n undentood that the taunts who rent estates
Suns, Eeq , in the parishes of 'Laborious, sad Up.
111,. Drvon hays rettieed a roe:Nation of 10 per sent.
t.• geld held at Steeple Ashton, Mike, on Tuesday and
'''.44411, Walter Lis', Rao., M.P., reduced his nab 10
rat ; arid we sadentand that the same reductioa will
ark to the tenants on his estates at Malksham sad
urbe.—Sairionort Anima
iftl•srlt•••e• WILL—Mr. J. 0. Ralliwell has
*44 t. the Tina a letter, in which he deplores the
''Aled ending destruction of this valuable document,
..."I,waer of the strict rules is force at the Prerogative
to nark* to whit*
timantary he pleads for in the sue of
...,Pave''
taattes papers. They form, ^"bane tomseap, sad being tied together at the top
r ,44 of panbrunt or whipoord, they cannot be exam-
': 4,0104,' 'Nuns,. handling, in consequence of which
~:•‘abos. the heal e in Shakespeare has (he asserts)
144•114: The Hildal. lot kon the connecting whipcord
Stilip4l,lllll awe that they necessarily will Ming
ia...nate wasting away of the relic, sad be suggests
autheerit) be obtained for pin the three
'mete under plate glass, whereby diey may be
Awithost Wag I
h.nadlet
-1-i* To LET. --Backitaut gaol ball been
I Pewwier for e.me weeks. This is the more grab.
c:•..rhea it is remembered that, from the railw works
oiebi-ourhood, there is a considerable Isamu ay
in the
' .tna, sad that " armies" are sot generally the
ail. The authorities have a prima to Wt.