The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-07 00:00:00

COITZT-FASIZIONABLE!

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Her Majesty and Prince Albert leave Claremont for
Windsor Castle on Monday. Her Majesty's accouche-
ment is expected early in November.
The Duke of Bedford has arrived at Woburn Abbey,
from a visit to the Duke of Rutland in Derbyshire.
The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort leave town this
day for the Isle of Wight.
Count Capo D'lstrias arrived at Mivart's Hotel
,on
Monday night.
Lord and Lady Brougham intend to pass the autumn
at Richmond.

MISCELLANEOUS.
The Hell Packet says—" For a long series of years
an island has been gradually forming between Whitton-
ness and Oystel'ness, in the Humber, and its present ex-
tent, if we are correctly . informed, is not much under
three hundred acres."—When the Tories get authentic
intelligence of this new island, we have little doubt that
they will instantly saddle it with a Governor, and various
other sinecurists, by way of providing for some of their
more needy and clamorous dependants.
It is now poSitively determined to open the whole line
from London to Brighton on the 21st inst.
A public meeting at Hull, in favour of commercial
freedom, was held at the Town-hall, Hull, last week,
when a series of resolutions were passed, on which a
petition is to be framed, praying for the removal of re-
strictions on trade, and no further imposition of taxes.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS

FRANCE.

We have received by Express, news from Paris of
Sunday's date. They are not of much political interest.
King Louis Philippe, accompanied by the Duke of
Orleans and Marshal Soult, visited tile works of the
fortifications of Paris on Saturday.
M. de Baraude, the Ambassador of France in St.
Petersburgh, sailed for France, in the Danae frigate, on
the 21st ult.

The Paris corn-market was extremely dull on Satur-
day, not more than 480 sacks of flour were sold on that
day, and the prices underwent no alteration. The price
of wheat had augmented in four of the provihcial markets
and fallen in six.

The Toulonnois, of the 2d instant, states that the
sudden return of Admiral Hugon's squadron, on the
Ist had given rise to many contradictory reports. By
some it was thought the Admiral would be
Mahon to demand satisfaction for the seizure hyvicte_
Spanish authorities of the French war corvette
torieuse, and by others that the squadron had been called
back to Toulon to be inspected by the Dlinister of
Marine.ordered
the

The Sentinelle of the same date announces, that six
ships of that squadron would shortly proceed to Brest,
under the command of Admiral Casy•
The Sud de Marseiles of the 2d states that all the
French men-of-war on the Barcelona station received
orders to put to sea on the 28th for an unknown desti-

nation. -
The Univers announces the arrival at Bordeaux of M.
Rochouse, Bishop of Eastern Australasia, accompanied
by the eldest son of the late Grand Pontiff of the Gam-
bier Islands, and it was said a Prince of the family of
Tamea Mea, the present Sovereign of the Sandwich
Islands.
The Court of Cessation decided on Saturday that there
existed sufficient ground for prosecuting the three Mem-
bers of the former municipality of Toulouse, who are
consequently to be tried by the Court of Assizes of Hiom.
The Semaphore de Marseilles announces the death of
Pellico, the author of Le Mie Priogni.
The ,Three per Cents. were dune in Paris on Sti..tl. ay
at 77f. 35c.