The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-24 00:00:00

Ali being aow on board, the yacht Lenin •o .• :
from the quay, inimedie'efey previous to ',Lich K cc 1..
with his scite, and Mr. Currey, the E.gli.h C,neul, s'
gone on board to take leave of her . • •
and a royal salute from the hate vies err •
royal yacht wee hauling away from the qu.y. . -•
routes which had been waitizo up to this r
away, and his Majeoty re main.d anaoc g the i'ic, • .
staff, resolved apparently t • pay kis pie!. •be
hospitality, end tome then' fairly pole. • -
time than was *opened; the steam did Lot ap?•er io • :
and a delay of several itli(11:f11 tock place, dur.r..
King at times entered familiarly into conversaiioi o .:
about him, but for the most part remained a
whit* ever end anon the Queen CAIRO to the side of • •
and exchanged with his a few more list words. .t• .e• - •
steam was gat fairly up, the paddle•wheels begai. ••• •
Kieg Leopold, as a hut parting farewell, wee. d
and them for the tint time the loyalty of the cri- wit
forth in•o audible dem.nstration, by salu:ine .
party with a hearty cheer. The Queen and I've t.•
bert, who were now standing by the gunwale of .; • •
warmly ae,now !edged these tokens of farewed . -
the former by rais-ng his hat, and the :et.; •
' hasdkerstief, eu.d the Prince of Waits, out . • w
moments bakes reired into the rour.•l•Graie, .. • e-
turning oat to pay his acknowledgments. M.-er. •.n.
noble Tinsel got fairly ander we'go, and in a w .
reached the pier-heed, when she was &pia • • .
31 guns from the battery. and by the c :Las . `• -
assembled on the lib ra. The Fei-y b ..taw, .
rapid sue:caw:on the Vivid; and the ::::rom'o
and depth of water prevented tier entennz •he
mediately got up hi r sham. ano foliowea in !? t
The correspondent of a morning paper .a. s -
as the royal yacht got under weign, his M..,
the Belgians lel: the quay. lie al no:. 7 .
to his palace, but, so he had done before, II the
departure of the Prince de Joiceille, he pre,: e •
the pier, followed by his aide i-de•camp, the •. .
number naafi Minn, but wa.kilig so T 446 •
such • yen. that moet of them found it Mir o-. •
uo with him. On his way down to the pi, t..
incidents teck place. Befit. his Majesty cr.,. •r . . •
pier, the stream of people who had been !• . •
Queen's departure were returning to the town. • • -
clOtieult to get along. Of :hose who were t. ..• r, r •
Ina, few appeared to kuow the Kicg persauei.y. r .
to meet him there ; sccerdinely he Is d to j *tie :.• • •
through the opposing crowd, which he :
ever, with great good harneur. Most of t
were thus brought into such sudden and tan. •
contact with royalty, became martind u tt. y .
encountered a brilliant staff of officers who io:low e.
rapid steps the strides of him who tad with 6J caul: ••
humoured decision cleared his way among them; an :- •
tion was anxiously demanded. ard when they wrr. !
was the King, it was carious to see tow these
turned round and raised th it hats, in token of
:he object of their salutation had already e.t.a... a
eiderable discern, from Vats, and '4'lllll passing
same process with increasitio crowds. At loot a.I-... •.. •
were remedied by en °dicer being sent ...fore te cl: r '
way for his blaiesty, when the crowds crew mad.- r . ! •
most respectied manner, and, with that calm, quiet • 1.,
which is so characteristic of the teople, suffered b:s M.;esty
to pa's on. In • short cilia he returned to the p e. t
at two o'clock this afternoon he started by special !Teo;
bru,sels." . .

The royal squadron, under the roomed of I. I
phus Fitz:larvae., inch 'red at Dover 1..:
at hall•past sit o'clock, and ►t 50 sinuses past 7 w 0,44“,
and iweredid to Osbotae.