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WILLIA
Office of the Inspector-General of Imports and IRVING.
Exports, Custsm-house, London, May 30.

TRINITY MONDAY.—Monday being. Trinity Monday,
the annual procession of the Masters of the Trinity House to
Deptford took place. Shortly after eleven o'clock the pro-
cession issued from the Trinity-house, Tower-hill. His
Grace the Duke of Wellington beirg present as the Prin-
cipal, and, not meeting them at Deptford, as had been an-
nounced, on arriving at the main gate of the Tower, of
which his Grace is warden, he was received by a guard of
honour of the Coldstream Guards, who formed a double line
from the outer gate to the stairs on the wharf, where they
embarked on board the Trinity barge, and proceeded to
Deptford, where they attended Divine service at the Old
Church, according to custom. A great conc..ur,e of persons
assembled on the occasion. A grand banquet took place in
the evening, at the Trinity-house, Tower-hill.
DEATH OF THE HON. MRS. HENRY TIIFNELL.—This
lady died at Twicke,nham, on Thursday last, in her 36th
year. She was, before her marriage, the Hon. Frances Eyng,
second daughter of General Lord Strafford, by his second
marriage with his late lady, Marianne, daughter of Sir W.
James James. and married September 24, 1844, Henry
Tufnell, Esq., M.P.
The Recruit, 12-gun brig, built of iron, by Messrs.
Ditchburne and Mare, is to be launched on the 9th inst.
It has been stated that Commander Bowker is likely to com-
mand her. He is considered a very experienced brig sailor,
and will no doubt do her ample justice.—United Service Ga-
zette.

BRIGHTON, CHICHESTER, and LEWES RAILWAY.—
These extensive lines were thrown open this morning. By the
arrangements made there will be two express trains through-
out, and in all ten trains to Lewes, and eight to Chichester.
THE PAINTED HALL, GREENWICH HOSPITAL.-012
Saterday, in consequence of an intimation that his Royal
Highness Prince Albert, accompanied by the Lords of the
Admiralty, would visit the Royal Hospital, for the purpose
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Highness did not go there. At three o'clock the Admiralty
ig3l7innrsicrieoe,csmetidnerely, however, to be disappointed, as his Royal
barge, having on board the Right Hon. the Earl of Ellen--
borough, First Lora of the Admiralty, the Hon. Captain
Rous, one of the junior Lords, and the Hon. Mr. Corry, the
Secretary, drew up to the landing-place in front of the Hos•
pita', where their Lordships were received by Admiral Sir R.
Stopford, G.C.R., the Governor, Sir James Gordon, Depaty-
Governor, and the several captains, &c., of the establishment,
the band of the Naval School playing the National Anthem.
Their Lordships, accompanied by the authorities, proceeded
to view the Painted Hall, where they remained for nearly an
hour, when they left. Their Lordships then proceeded to
view the model brig in the grounds attached to the Naval School, the yards being manned by 100 of the boys, the band
playing " Rule Britannia." Their Lordships accompanied
by Lieutenant Rous, R.N., the superintendent of the schools,
went over this beautiful model, which has also undergone a
thorough repair, inspecting her very minutely, and expressed
to that officer the great satisfaction they felt at all they wit-
nessed. It was expected that their Lordships would have
proceeded to the bathing-ground for the purpose of seeing
the lads go through their swimming exercise, sixty of them
having been marched off for that purpose, but their Lord-
ships did not avail themselves of the opportunity. After
viewing the brig, their Lordships returned to the Hospital,
going over several of the apartments, and shortly after left
by water on their return.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
HOUSE OF LORDS, June 8.
The House sat to-day to hear appeals. The Peers in at-
tendance were the Lord Chancellor, Lord Brougham, Lord
Cottenham, and Lord Campbell.