The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1850,

Ine Court.

WINDSOR, Nov. 2.
The Queen and Prince Albert walked this scorning
in ,be slow. The Royal Falsity took welk;ne and pony
ezercies to tie pounds adjeosnt to the Castle. Prince Albert
rode oat on horseback Hie torectoon,atteaded by Lionteasat-
Colonel the Ro■. A. °mien.

The Duehre of Kent, Lady Augusta Bruce, sad Busses
de Spew. dined with her Majesty this eveniag.
Nov. 3.
The Qteen end Priem Albert took their usual early woes-
* walk. Ths itayal lfaauly took walking exercise in the
slopes. Her Nalesty and Prises Albert, the Pekoes
Royal, the Udine sad paretle Ems et the eoJet, and the,
domestic household, wattled divine envies this 11110711111(
the Melee Chapel. The Sea. end B• G. Wellesley oil-
elated. The Deobees of Kent aka alluded the envies.

A deputation, consisting of Mr. MacGregor, chair-
man of the South-Rasura Rtilway Casimir, sad lir. Pm-
sae, aad oho Mr. 811shi, of the London a:djllusayas
Bail oay Company, had as isterviow with dm C
of Rtifirays as &tardily, at link olds. is the Board of
Trade.

Tito Oxford University Coromiadoe mot on Satur-
day. at the elltial roddeade of the arm Lord of tbe Tg
I. Dawalag etreeC Pressed : The Bishop of Nor erreiTZ:
Dean of Carlisle, tbe Man of Pembroke, the Bev. D. G.
Prshesce PoweU, sad um Bit. A. P. Stanley
(stemtery).
A deputation of tho Metropolitan Omen Estate,
from the parishes of Bt. Pumas sad Bt. James, bad ea
interview with Lord Seymour es Illatarday, at the aloe of
her Mij ware Cossadesimers of Wools mod Fermat la WEAN
ball-place. The depatadas emeisted of Mews. J. G.
Hardier sad Omen. free fit. Names ; sad klesere.Ciebriel,
Path, Waugh, Poideas, Lewis, and Raney, from Si.
Isase's.

Ctrerowe. —We understand that the following
changes are about to take place in oonsequence of the decease
of Mr. Melted, Collector of Customs, at Streamer. N. B. :
Mr. JaiClel Grieve, Comptroller of Customs at Bridgwater, to
be Collector at Stranraor. Mr. William Dears, Comptroller
at Lyn*, to be Comptroller at Bridgewater. Mr. B. Jones,
Comptroller at Marypert, to be Comptroller at Lyme. Site
office of Comptroller of Canova' at Falmooth house beams
vacant by suporantnuttlea, Mr. James Fayster, Comptroller
at Bemoans, will he promoted to the former port, and will
be stecoeoded at Beaumaris by oae of the clerks now upon
the estabbahmset at Ptetsmauth. By this arrangement, an
opportunity is afforded for a reductioa of the salary of the
dice at Beauestris, and for the abolition of a clerkship on
the Portsmouth establishment, by which a saving of 1201.
per annum will be effeeted.—Obseroro.
APPOINTMENTL—Patriok Barnotlreq., appointod
Provost-Marshal at Montserrat. Mr. Pailip Bak., is
pointed her Majesty's VierCoaral at Avapaleo.—lbid.

Pda. MARTIN'S APPOINTMENT TO A VACANT
ZVDOUiIP was nod to the bar by the Lord Chased
for oa Saturday ; but u there are certain Tomas for his not
taking hie seat on the bank by tbo side of his father.ia-law,
Sir F. Pollock, it is probable that he nay be transformd to
moth(' soon.

I • , ,

VISITATION CHARGE OF THE
BISHOP OF LONDON.

We proceed to give further extracts from the
Bishop of London's charge, delivered at St. Paul's ca-
thedral on Satarday,--its Worth, and the lateness of
the hour at which the delivery terminated, having
obliged mto limit our report of that day to one or
two of the move immediately important topics dealt
with by the right rev. prelate.

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sbareb kg teseasmolies to any et bat sambas s slinkiest
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linelteafOrtil TO MU.
With aspect to those persons who have lately seceded
from w sat passed over to the Church of Rome, It le
nanifeet that the maw deaden of the Judicial Commit-
tee, although it may have hew made the pates, meet
haws Wee the ewe of their seseseiss. AL sopeeisd mien-
o=la the dareh's =lad epee a partici/at point
emby a wart of law ma be regarded by
the mamma uoderstaang se • t resew for
I renonecing her saminenion, sad embracing all the errors,
both of destrine and practice, which the charch of Rome
Imposes ups the ream and scasedesse of her members ;
! for it mast be borne in mind that it is not simply a quer
tioa whether that church asserts any 'culler point if
doctrine more preeisely and dogmati than our owe,
bet whether its whole system be web as to represent
more clearly and more ally the tree faith sad pre wort.
ship of Get
Whoever desires to be is cosumnatot with the church of
Remo mast be prepared to embrace that system in all its
hinges and eemplexity, every item of all the arms and super-
seams which have at say time received the sanction of
Papal infallibility; and cos only ser, bat every user doctrine
or pada, which the tame authority any from time to time
impose ups the thank. It h net easy to say what the
gasman titbit church are required to believe now; it is
lapsible for them to foresee what they may be celled upon
to alai' as an sedate of the faith nut year, or in any future
year. For imam*, till of late, it era open to a Roman
catholic to believe, or not, a he might see reason, the
fanciful notion of the immaculate aseepdon of the Blessed
Virgin, which had been opposed by wale of the most emi-
sent divines of his church, and parpesely left undecided by
the Conseil of Trent. But the pressed Bishop of Rome has
sego It to make it an article of the faith, and no member
of his church can henceforth quake it, without denying
the infallibility of his spiritual ram*, and so hazarding,
is it Is mated, his own salvation.
Suppose that the teechieg of oar owe church as to the
elate of baptism were less clear end dada than it is, lew-
kg to her ministers a greater latitude than is atually left to
them by the men judgment, would that justify any one of
her members In thawing himself Into the some of a church
which towhee, and now more openly thab ever insists upon
kis paying divine honours to a creature ? Is Idatioletry •
lees_ she or lees • departure from the both, than a low view
of baptismal regeneration ? Is a belief that the grace of God
is not tied to the outward sad visible sign in a sacrament •
more peraieless error than the useable that the priest's in-
tention is necessary to the efilcuy of • sacrament t If the
forma cedes be calculated to rats • doubt whether this or
that intent be made by basins • Christian, is not the other
mach mere set No man is the Warn of Rome who is
baud to admit its doctrine reeptstieg the priest's inten-
tion in administering the eseraments can be sure whether
he is • Christian or not. This one dogma of that church
is mote calculated to rens doable and serapes In the minds 1
of her members, then any uncertainty which is supposed to
exist in any of the wan of our reformed church. This line
*tremens, might be pursued at greater length with refer-
ence to the venous corruptions of G.epel taro, the belief of
which the churn of Rome binds upset the consciences of all
her meanness necessary to salvation. But I must content
myself with the general observation, that he who deserts the
church of his baptism on account of some one supposed flew in
her system of discipline, or even of descries, and submits to au
authority which demands an implicit belief in an Indefinite
number of dogmas, versed alike to Scripture and to common
sense, some imsnus and some sawn, may be comrare,l to a
man who, having observed some instance of doubt or beaita
lion in hisitutde, is order to avoid mistaking the path on one
We, rushee bliediteld ever a preelpiee on the other.
But there is smother very important ooneiderstion rug-
gated to as by the mane-lemeata seeerions from our
church. It may well occur to us to inquire bow tar the
way may have no paved for them, in some instances at
least, by the growth of opinions and patios in our own
reformed chetah, at variance, if not with the lotus, yet
with the spirit of its teething and ordnance'. I son un-
willing to °oedema without men,' the motives of those
amongst the clergy who have thought themselves at liberty
to imitate, as neat, se it is paints to imitate without a
positive Infringement of the letter of the law, the forms
and ceremonies of the Church of Roney, or to insinuate
without openly inertia ease of the mat dangerous of
those mon which our own Reformed Church has recom-
mended and coodentned. lam bound to do justice to their
zeal and devotedness, their self-denial and celerity. In-
consistent w I task their conduct has been with their
duty to the Warta ef which they are ministers, I cannot
suspect them of ieteational areschery. They may per-
haps have thought that they were adopting the most likely
method of retaining in oar cosenauelon persons of warm
imaginations and weak judgment, who were in danger of
being dialed by the meretricious
splendour of the Roman
ritual, or deladed by the Aloe pretences of the Roman
system of doctrine to antiquity and unity. If such has bon
their plied they have been ggisvously disappointed. Con-
cession to error an never really serve the cause of teeth. If
some few have ban thus retained within the pale of our
church, many others have been gradually trained for seem-
'ion from it. A taste his been wedged In them for forms
and observances, which has etinnelehd without satisfying
their appetites; and they have oaten* sought for its hello
gratification In the Church of Rene. They have bee led
step by step to the vary verge of the precipice, and then to
the surprise asaileappoittaind of their guides, have fallen
over. _ _

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resemossided es peelltable. Ail to this the swot premise
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